NAM urges ILO investigation over Communist influence
The National Association of Manufacturers asks Congress and the Executive Department to study and possibly reevaluate U S participation in the ILO citing Soviet reentry and Communist bloc dominance since 1954 The NAM warns against increasing funding and urges reforms to make the ILO constructive and focused on real living standards improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Gud Wietuli
Cual
International Labor Organization
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
House Foreign Affairs Committee
NAM
Russia
ILO
Communist Bloc
United States
Executive Department
U.S. Shoul
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States Senate
The
Nea
Triparti
TAM
Oxan
Sat
Samuel P Jordan longtime Lea County resident dies at 82
Samuel Preston Jordan died at his Hobbs home on Sunset Drive early Wednesday. The 82 year old was born in Alabama April 1 1874 and homesteaded in New Mexico before moving to Hobbs in 1950. Survivors include six daughters two sons a brother and many relatives. Services planned Friday at 11 a.m. at First Baptist Church with burial in Prairie Haven Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea County
Samuel Preston Jordan
Sunset Drive
Hobbs
Jordan
Alabama
Fisher County
Texas
Pleasant Valley New Mexico
Pearl
Jordans
Maggie J
J.B.) Tidwell
Hettie Musick
Monument
Mettie Jordan
Eunice
Nellie Caldwell
Tyler
Alen Jordan
Fort Worth
Bertha Spoonmore
Spearman
Roy Jordan
Denver City
Clarence Jordan
Levelland
A. P. Jorden
Laguna Park
First Baptist Church
Fal Kentine
Albuquerque
Clyde Cambell
First Pantist Church
Prairie Haven Cemetery
Griffin Funeral Chapel
Kenneth ™Arner
Joe Brown
Lewis Warlick
Dale Lam
Max Rodolon
C. O. Montgomery
H. J. Record
Virgil Linam
W. T. Greebon
G. R. Brown
S. L. Horn
Mrs Whitney Returns From World Missionary Convention
Mrs Whitney returned Friday from Fort Worth Texas where she attended a World Missionary Convention of the Assemblies of God. She is in charge of a Sunday School contest at the Assembly in Lovington and has set a goal of 200 for Easter Sunday. Donnie Alan Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Whitnavy
Ft. Worth
Texas
Assemblies of God
Lovington
Donnie Alan Rice
Births in Hobbs and nearby towns
A list of newborns with parents names and addresses in Hobbs Eunice Carlsbad and nearby areas. Babies include Kimberley Jane Silvia Themis Dewitt James Willis Leola Jack Carol ean and more with birth weights ranging from about 5 to 8 pounds and dates from March 17 to March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby G. Gilbert
North Selman
Hobbs
Kimberley Jane
Frank B. Gonzales
West Whit
Silvia
Fulagio S. Alvazales
West White
Tom Walton Bagwell
West Alston
Themis Dewitt
W. L. Page
Don Burton
Mora
Willis Davis, Jr
West Cain
James Willis
Billy M. Hughes
Eunice
Steven Wayne
L. L. Padillo
Carlsbad Highway
Leola
Jack Dixon
Horne Place
Jack
Jessie Dean Simpson
Carolean
Christian Pastor To Arrive June 24 In Lovington
Clarence E. Shepherd of Mt. Vernon Illinois will move to Lovington on June 24 to assume duties as minister of the First Christian Church of Lovington. He is 49 and married with four children. Rev F King serves until arrival. he was formerly pastor of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Shepherd
Mt. Vernon
Illinois
Lovington
First Christian Church of
Mr. Shepherd
Rev F. King
Christian Church
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We thank everyone for kindness shown during the illness and death of our mother and granny. Grateful for each deed from people of Buckeye and Skelly Oil employees. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Morvis and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Skelly Oil
B. B. Morvis
Easter Sunday 1956 Falls On April 1
Easter Sunday in 1956 occurs on April 1 likely observed as the holiday in churches and homes with springtime ceremonies and family gatherings.
Mrs Clyde Lawson Installed As Presbyterian Women President
The Women of the Presbyterian Church met in Fellowship Hall at 7 30 Tuesday night with Mrs Clyde Lawson presiding Rev Garlington installed the officers including Mrs Clyde Lawson as president and Mrs Ruben Stroh as vice president Others named were circle chairs spiritual growth world missions and church extension leaders A short business session followed with a lesson on Christian Love in the Home and refreshments served by Mrs Forrest Lawson and Mrs Clyde Lawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Clyde Lawson
Garlington
Ruben Stroh
Lewis Kirkland
J. W. Green
Bill Sobert
World Missions
Neila Smith
O. D. Hightower
Barney Bailey
Glen Teske
Esther Loos
Golfers Play On EMLL Team
Portales. A dual golf match with Amarillo Junior College in Amarillo Thursday opened Eastern New Mexico University's 1956 golf schedule. Coach Joe Dickson's linksmen slated seven matches and may add more before the Texas Conference meet in Abilene on May 11. The team includes four players: Dale Taylor and Don Crockett from Portales, Ed Yeager from Eunice, and Bob Cayce from Tatum.
Harris Family Attends Parson Funeral in Lovington
Mr and Mrs Hugh Harris of Carlsbad attended the funeral services for Mrs E B Parsons in Lovington last week. Harris formerly led the First Christian Church in Lovington and now serves the Central Christian Church in Carlsbad. After Easter he will hold a two week revival in San Antonio Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Harris
Carlsbad
Lovington
E. B. Parsons
Harris
First Christian Church
Central Christian Church
San Antonio
Texas
Service stations per 298 vehicles in US, report says
A study notes one service station serves 298 automobiles trucks and buses across the United States. The finding highlights distribution of fuel and repair outlets among vehicle types and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Davis Missed Storm On Washington Trip
El Si Les R. L. Davis returned Sunday night from Washington D. C. where he barely missed the storm. A taps recording from the American Farm Bureau Federation office features New Mexico bureau group highlights. It will air on local radio soon. The group learned about legislation the Farm Bureau has worked on including the Natural Gas Bill, Social Security Bill, Military Service, Highways, and farm legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Davis
Washington, D. C
American Farm Bureau Federation
Bureau Group
New Mexico
Farm Bureau
Navy Established by United States on March 27 1794
The United States Navy traces its origins to a formal establishment on March 27 1794 under congressional act. The move created a standing naval force to protect commerce and defend shores amid early nationhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Navy
Also Mentioned on This Page
ILO Investigation
Ain Immedi
U.S
U. S
Free Nations
Sam Wigen
Innes
P. Jordan
Lubbodek Clinic
Donnie ‘Alan Rice
Allen Rice
Lubbock, Texas
Mrs. Whitney
Lovington National Bank
Presbyterian Women
Etum
EMLL
Ugh Harris
Parson
Davis
Washington
Kennecott
Kennecott Copper Corporation
China Mines
Chaataca
Lovington Lions Club
Oberammergau