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Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1952

Page

6

Beans Shortage Attributed To Government Stored Pinto Beans

United Press reports that nine inspections found a shortfall of government owned pinto beans in a New Mexico Gallup warehouse. Harold M. Tanner, a Colorado trucker with multiple warehouses, pleaded guilty to Colorado indictments. Losses were estimated at 972000 dollars by senate agriculture investigators as Tanner stored beans for CCC and sold them without CCC approval.

Washington New Mexico Senate Agriculture Committee Commodity Credit Corporation Harold M. Tanner Cortez Colorado Gallup N. M Tanner John Cunningham Agriculture Department Production and Marketing Authority Dallas Texas CCC Federal Warehouse Act Warehouse Act Cunningham George D. Aiken Vermont Denver

Cowboy Toys Enter the Space Age for Christmas 1952

A panel of 40 toy experts in Manhattan spent three days choosing 250 American toys likely to succeed this Christmas. They favored space outfits, one way plastic goggles, doctor kits, and historical puzzles, signaling the rise of space age toys for junior. The selections will be part of the toy guidance council’s yearbook next fall.

Manhattan Junior Mama Toy Guidance Council

Mouthpiece had Lowest and Best in April commission bid

In Lea County Commissioner's meeting on April 14 the bid from Hobbs Printing Company for a three column ballot was $587.00 and deemed the lowest and best. Ballots were to be delivered by April 24. The Lovington papers Lovington Leader and Lovington Press were said to have been bypassed as the Hobbs News Sun submitted a newer lower cost ballot.

Lea County Denson Holt Hobbs Printing Company Lovington Press Lovington Leader Hobbs News Sun Lovington Leader Press News Sun

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