Lovington Leader official publication details
The Lovington Leader is published three times weekly in Lovington New Mexico by the Lea County Publishing Co. Agnes Kastner serves as editor and publisher. The paper is an official publication with subscription rates listed: 2.25 per year in some tier, 1.50, 4.50, and 2.50 depending on plan.
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Lovington
New Mexico
LEA County Publishing CO
Agnes Kastner
Pees Eit Edtor
Land Office
Lea County
Lee County
Lovington Honors J. L. Yarbro As Most Honored Citizen
Saturday night in Lovington the Campus Cafeteria event honored J. L. Yarbro for 25 years of school service. Supt H C Pannell and the Board of Education saluted him with a certificate of Merit a life time pass and a wrist watch as teachers and high school honored the longtime educator.
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J. L. Yarbro
Lovington
Supt. H. C. Pannell
Board of Education
Good Will Ambassadors Shine in Amarillo and Albuquerque Events
33 seniors attended the Legislature drawing notice to our town. Mrs. Florence Anderson and her girls Octette performed on TV in Amarillo and later at the Albuquerque Rotary Clubs jubilee. The community boasts its well turned out youths compared with other towns.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Lavington
Florence Anderson
Amarillo
Texas
Albuquerque
Chamber of Commerce
Lovington editor recalls wedding of local geologist couple
A Lovington Leader note recalls Joni Kimbrell's first assignment as women's editor and the upcoming Lovington wedding of a local couple. It describes Geologist Harvey Markley occupying a courthouse office amid shifts and a humorous pigeons uproar at the Bewley Building, with janitors allotted new tasks.
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Joni Kimbrell
Lovington
The
Leader
Lawibrary
Selective Service
Stela County
Hobby Gann
Hudgens
Harvey Markley
Markley
Casey Perry Elected Extension Director at Howard Payne
Bronwood Texas Casey Perry son of Mr and Mrs H H Perry of Gladiola New Mexico has been elected extension director of Life Service Band at Howard Payne College Brownwood where he is a junior ministerial student.
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Bronwood
Texas
Casey Perry
H. H. Perry
Gladiola
New Mexico
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Batista Sworn Cuba's Constitutional President Amid Violence
In Havana a presidential inauguration was marked by gun fights and a desperado killed, as Colonel Fulgencio Batista took the constitutional oath with roughly 1,000 witnesses while police blocked with machine guns. A secret arsenal was found and dynamite traces were reported near the ceremony site.
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United Press
Havana
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Orlando Leon Lemus
Desperado
Santos Suarez
Eighth Moon of Jupiter Found by Univac Aid
Dr. S B Nicholson sought the eighth moon of Jupiter with help from Dr. Paul Herget using the Univac computer. The machine not only located the moon now but predicted its position for the next 25 years amid other science notes. The piece also covers Teller on the H Bomb and civil defense shelter costs.
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S. B. Nicholson
Mount Wilson Observatory
California
Jupiter
Nicholson
Paul Herget
University of Cincinnati
Herget
Earth
Wrestlers Return Friday Grudge Match at Fair Building
George and Danny McKay team up against Little Eagle and Tito Carreon in a tag bout at the Fair Building on March 4 at 8 pm. Last week a heated scene erupted when a wrestler struck another with a metal chair. Police sponsored event promises more seats and a grudge fight main event plus Elephant Boy vs Arturo Merjil.
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George
Danny McKay
Little Eagle
Tito Carreon
Fair Building
Police Department For Youth Benefit
Stout
Elephant Boy
Arturo Merjil
Police Department
Famous Sculpture Crossword Clues 1 5
Puzzle lists definitions for a weekly crossword with clues across and down including subjects like sculpture and geometry terms. Answers reference famous statue couch century plant fuss instrument rodent and more across a broad set of standard crossword words with abbreviations and patterns.
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Tar Heel
USDA predicts US leads world in wheat exports
The Agriculture Department projects the United States will become the world's leading exporter of wheat this year. Officials note large foreign stocks and rising export prospects despite high price supports and a possible cut to parity levels to spur markets, with current law backing the 1955 wheat crop at 82 percent of parity and a potential drop to 75 percent next year.
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Agriculture Department
United States
USDA
Congress
Soldier in Army Test Exercise at Fort Hood
Corporal William J. Brewster, son of Mr and Mrs O R Brewster of Air Base City Hobbs New Mexico, participates in a special Army test exercise at Fort Hood Texas. The aim is to test combat formations by the 1st Armored Division to adapt to atomic age ground warfare concepts. Brewster, of the 501 Military Police Company, entered the Army in March 1953.
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Fort Hood
Tex
William J. Brewster
O. R. Brewster
Air Base City
Hobbs
N. M
1St Armored Division
Brewsett
501 Military Police Company
Army
Babe Zaharias withdraws from tournament golf
Mrs Babe Didrikson Zaharias has quit tournament golf until further notice due to illness. The famed athlete underwent a cancer operation two years ago and has since felt tired, though her health had improved before this withdrawal.
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United Press
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Man Undergoes Emergency Surgery For Tub Needle Injury
Marvin Hefner of Wichita required ESS internal surgery after a needle fell from a shelf into his bathtub and pierced his abdomen when he slipped and struck the metal shard.
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Marvin Hefner
Butler tightens British credit in austerity push
Chancellor Butler slashes bank credit and instalment buying, raising interest rates to curb inflation and bolster the pound. Labour opposition rails at limits on purchases while stock markets react, and defenders hail action to prevent a crash and maintain currency strength.
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United Press
R. A. Butler
Britain
National Bank
Bank of England
Butler
Loden
United States
Canada
Labor Party
Iraq Turkey mutual defense pact shocks Arab League
Iraq defied Egypt and signed a mutual defense treaty with Turkey amid Arab League opposition. British observers in London call the accord vital to western defense despite Egypt’s threats to withdraw from the league.
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United Press
Iraq
Egypt
Turkey
League
London
Education being what tis it is hard to understand why
A concise note questions why few students prefer eshod amid ongoing education debates. The remark hints at puzzlement over student engagement and modern study trends within academic settings.
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Eshod
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