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Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1950

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Koreans Fight On As Seoul Falls To North Forces

Reports from front lines say North Korean troops overran Seoul and pressed toward Suwon threatening American HQ and the last airfield. Allied forces bombard enemy concentrations near Munsan while South Korean divisions retreat under heavy losses. Washington and Tokyo sources confirm air missions continue from Japan and deny a general retreat.

United Press Seoul Imipe Suwon South Korea Korea Tokyo Munsan 38Th Parallel Rutherford Poats Washington Han River

Fight For Lower Freight Rates To Get Underway in Cannes

Santa Fe New Mexico freight rate board wins backing from Gov Mabry and state agencies to pursue intervention with the Interstate Commerce Commission. Board seeks eastern New Mexico to join southwestern zone and urges railroads to maintain southwestern rates voluntarily.

Cannes Santa FE Thomas J. Mabry Freight New Mexico Southwestern Dan Sedillo Sedillo ICC McKinney State Corporation Commission Attorney General's Office Leonard Way Freight Rate Board Washington Mabry

Election Calendar Items From State Officials

The passage lists key dates for Iowa election processes including June 21 final primary results check, August 7 general election poll books, October 9 party affiliation cutoff and registration closes, October 26 general ballots due, October 28 voter registration certification, November 7 general election date, 24 hour poll openness, and November 10 canvassing board deadline. County Clerks and the Secretary of State coordinate these steps.

Secretary of State Aioationosh Offic

Reverend C F Sanders Leaving Lovington Church for Albuquerque

Reverend C F Sanders, pastor of the Nazarene Church for three years, will accept a pastorate at Southside Nazarene Church in Albuquerque. This Sunday, July 2, will be his last service at the Lovington church where membership rose from 37 to 58 and Sunday School attendance from 68 to 102. Three new classes and a Cradle Roll were added, along with a Tuesday Men's Fellowship.

C. F. Sanders Nazarene Church Southside Nazarene Albuquerque Lovington Sanders Milton Harrington Melrose New Mexico Lovington Church

Stores to Close for July 4th Observance

All stores will be closed on July 4th. The courthouse and city hall will also be closed for the holiday.

Amd Amdi Dity Alee

Former County Clerk Sues for Damages in Federal Court

Mrs. Pearl B. McGlathery former Lea County Clerk filed a civil suit in El Paso federal court against Richard Brust of Long Beach California seeking 50000 damages over her son Glenn R. McGlathery's death. He was fatally injured October 14 near Salt Flat Texas when he stepped from a car to change seats and was hit by Brust's vehicle.

Pearl B. McGlathery Lea County Federal District Court el Paso Richard Brugt Long Beach Calif Glenn R. McGlathery McGlathery Salt, Flat Texas Carlsbad Brust

Grandchild of L O Tomlinson Dies After Long Illness

The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Tomlinson of Grand Rapids Michigan Barbara Ruth died after a long illness on Thursday June 22 aged 20 months She was the granddaughter of L O Tomlingen of Lovington Interment was at Grand Rapids on Monday June 26

Tom. Tomlinson Grand Rapids Mich Barbara Ruth L. O. Tomlingen Lovington Grand Rapids

Revival conducted by founder of Lovington church

Sister Otha Jones of Portland Oregon began a revival at the First Assembly of God Church Sunday. Jones is noted as the founder of the Lovington church and was present at Sunday School on June 25th in 1939.

Otha Jones Portland Ore Assembly of God Sister Jones Lovington Church

Bond Figures For Mexican National Farm Workers

The New Mexico Employment Service reports every hired Mexican national must post a $50 bond this year, nearly double last year’s amount, with lower bonds for farms employing more than 10 Mexicans. Director M. R. Salazar notes Mexico opposes border recruitment stations and the U S Immigration Service will not legalize crossing of workers north of the border.

United States Tca New Mexico M. R. Salazar Impmyment Service Erexico U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Service Mexico

Lovington Lions Club to Install Officers at Banquet

The Lovington Lions Club will install officers for the coming year at a banquet at 7 30 p m Friday June 30 in the Sea Room at the Liano Hotel Sheriff Horace Burl Owens will MC Rev W M Beauchamp will give the invocation and introduce guests About 150 are expected to attend Dinner includes tomato juice cocktail green salad dinner steak french fries vegetable dessert and drink D D Archer of Artesia New Mexico will install the officers Other outgoing officers names listed with positions

Lovington Lion’s Club Sea Room Liano Hotel Horace Burl Owens W. M. Beauchamp D. D. Archer Lion Artesia New Mexico Chad Wiley Archie Nowell Hank Hazen Kenneth Cox Andy Swarthout Jacques Dailey Suell Price Gordon Mc*n Lion Tanner Bill Hessler W. M. Decker Tom Bridgeforth E. D. Edguert Amarillo Texas F. L. Heidel Chad Filey A. M. Swarthout Gordon McMee Bil Hessler Bob Ward Bernard Love

Smiths welcome daughter Linda Mauree

Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Smith are the parents of a baby girl born at Ragwell Osteopathic Hospital on Monday June 26. The baby has been named Linda Mauree. This is the couple’s second child. their son Bobby is six. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Smith of Levin ton and Mr. and Mrs. George Wyman of Lexington Nebraska.

R. E. Smith Ragwell Osteopathic Hospital Manday Linda Mauree Smiths Bobby J. E. Smith Levinton George Wyman Lexington, Neb

RETURNS TO BASE Tommy Peden Returns to California Base

Tommy Peden has returned to his base in California after a leave of several weeks.

Tommy Peden California

Artsia guest Imez Ward visits Artesia with friends

Imez Ward from Artsia toured Artesia with companions last week, enjoying local sights and meeting residents.

Imez Ward Artesia

Lovington Recreation Adds Swim Class And Gym Hours

Lovington Public Schools sponsor a new swimming class starting Monday July 3rd as part of the recreation program. Larry Crouse notes 209 registrations in early weeks and a gym time change adds men 5 to 7 p m Wednesdays and women 5 to 7 p m Mondays. Folk Games on lighted tennis courts begin Tuesday at 7 p m and run every Tuesday and Thursday. all residents urged to join the broadened program.

Lovington Public Schools Larry Crouse Crouse Gram Lovington

Contract Let For Neare School in Hobbs

The S W Construction Company of Las Cruces NM was the low bidder on the Booker T Washington School in Hobbs with 127750. Other bids ranged up to 139541. Building measures 210 by 150 feet with 16000 sq ft approx cost per sq ft 7 50 to 7 75. The project includes a heating plant showers rest rooms two laboratories a library and classrooms. Negro children from Lovington attend school in Hobbs by bus.

S & W Contraction Company Las Cruces New Mexico Booker T. Washington Hobbs T. D. Sumner Roswell Lembke Construction Company Albuquerque Tom Heflin Artesia Fourth Street Roxana Roxana Street Board of Education Pricipal Lovington

Maljamar Roping Club Sponsors Park Picnic Dance

A large crowd gathered at Dru Taylor Park in Maljamar Saturday night for a community picnic and dance sponsored by the Maljamar Roping Club. Attendees enjoyed music and social festivities at the local event.

Dru Taylor Park Maljamar

Far East policy shifts as Korea war escalates

The piece argues President Truman is taking a calculated risk of war to stop Communism in the Far East. It outlines orders to use Seventh Fleet to protect Formosa, expand aid to France and IndoChina, and bolster the Philippines while signaling containment of Chinese Nationalists. It notes no intervention policy was previously stated and questions whether Korea signals World War III, awaiting Moscow’s response.

Formosa Chen Cheng Pravda United States Far East Truman Russia France Indo-China Philippines Dean Acheson United States Seventh Fleet Guam- Philippines Korea Security Council United Nations Pacific Seventh Fleet Washington Moscow Scense

Nowell Drug Store Delivers Leader Issues to Lea County Hospital

The Nowell Drug Store of Lovington will send a copy of each Lovington Leader issue to all patients at the Lea County Hospital. The Leader office will phone the hospital each press day to learn patient counts and deliver copies accordingly. A stamped sign reading Compliments of the Nowell Drug Store in Lovington will be placed nearby.

Nowell Drug Store Lovington New Lea County Hospital Leader

Pie and Cake Bake Sale At City Drug Monday

The Farmerette Extension Club of Lovington offers homemade pies and cakes at City Drug Monday starting at nine in the morning to raise funds for the club. Residents are urged to support both themselves and the club through purchases.

Farmerette Extension Club Lovington City Drug

Crocketts Attend Funeral of Grandson

Mr and Mrs D H Crockett were notified Sunday of the drowning death of their two year old grandson Stewart Gleason son of Mr and Mrs Beal Gleason The boy is the child of the Gleason family formerly of Bodean Crockett of Lovington The Crocketts left by plane Monday for Walker Iowa to attend the funeral.

D. H. Crockett Stewart Gleason Stewart Beal Gleason Gleason Bodean Crockett Lovington

Work Progressing On New Building Church of Christ

The Church of Christ reports progress on its new building with most walls completed except the north end. Minister Saiur Garnie Atkisson notes 118 attended Bible Study, 190 worshipped, and 101 joined the evening service.

Church of Christ Saiur Garnie Atkisson

Trojans Set Up Flying Saucer Observation Post

Members of the Trojan fraternity at North Texas State College built a roof observation post to spot flying saucers over Denton Texas and ensure none go unnoticed.

Denton Tex Trojan North Texas State College

Sparks Sentenced for Forgery in New Mexico Court

District Judge Roy C. Ander heard pleas on Monday and sentenced L. N. Sparks to 12 to 18 months in the state pen after a guilty forgery plea. Other arraignments included Thomas Lloyd Looper on issuing a worthless check, and Pierre Zucco pleading not guilty to giving alcohol to minors before later changing to guilty. M. F. Cunningham pleaded guilty to manslaughter related to a 16 year old Hobbs girl’s death, with sentencing deferred.

Roy C. Anderon L. N. Sparks Sparks Thomas Lloyd Looper Pierre Zucco Seminole Highway Hobbs M. F. Cunningham Cunningham

Vera Lee Robbins Dies of Burns in Alamogordo

Vera Lee Robbins age 21 died at General Hospital Alamogordo after burns suffered in January. She was survived by her parents Mr and Mrs R E Robbins and three sisters of Alamogordo. Formerly of Lovington she was principal of the Lovington Grade School. Funeral services will be in Eubanks Kentucky with interment at that site.

Vera Lee Robins General Hospital Alamogordo R E Robbins Alamorgdo Lovington Robbins Vera Lee Eubanks Kentucky

Civil Judgments Filed This Week

A Sea County jury awarded Henry Reed 1900 dollars for loss of a cattle head. Plaintiffs Lynn Bown and Mrs Lynn Brown, Edward C Snodgrass and others received 3400 dollars for damages and 600 dollars for attorneys. Fred W Snellings earned 100 dollars for injuries while employed by El Paso Natural Gas Co.

Sea County Henry Reed Reed Lynn Bown Lynn Brown Edward C. Snodgrass Williams and Johnson Hobbs Ahsly Drilling Co. and Employees Casualty Co Fred W. Snellings el Paso Natural Gas Co

Skates Sound Alarm as Fire Hits Camden House

A pair of ice skates triggered the alarm when fire damaged the attic of Willis W. Howard's Camden home. Mrs. Howard heard a loud noise, and the flames burned through a string suspending the skates. Firefighters saved the house.

Camden N. J Willis W. Howard

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