Waldo Rogers Nominated for Federal Judgeship in New Mexico
Albuquerque attorney M Ralph Brown appears as Rogers replacement plan and Rogers pledges supporters to vote for Brown in the Republican primary if he wins the local contest. Brown had aimed to back Rogers, hoping federal nomination would come through before voting.
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Sawyers Seek Dismissal in Midcontinent Suit
Mr and Mrs A D Sawyer of Crossroads petition the U S District Court in Albuquerque to dismiss a Midcontinent Petroleum Corp suit seeking 14259 10 claiming royalties paid through a misinterpretation of an agreement on a 4 interest in Jennings lease. They argue Midco failed to show illegality or inequity in receipt and retention of the amount.
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Crossroads
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Albugquerque
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Shell Employees Honored for Service Milestones
Three Shell Oil Company workers received service awards at a Hobbs luncheon. J. H. Jones from Lovington, E. M. Maddin of Lovington, and M. J. Costin of Oil Center were recognized for long service. Northern Division manager W. E. Owen and superintendents attended the event.
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Lovington
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Oil Center
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Shell
L. E. Slagle
Roy Christian
H. G. Starling
B. Hawkins
Jones
Crystal Falls
Texas
Maddin
Fairlie
New Mexico
Costin
Colorado City
BPW Club Hosts Hiroshima Santa Fe Child Art Exhibit
Lovington BPW Club has arranged an exhibition of paintings by Hiroshima and Santa Fe school children. The show opens May 9 in the High School Gym with a public reception 3 to 5 PM. Hiroshima works were chosen through Santa Fe organizers, with Santa Fe children exchanging equal artwork for display in Hiroshima.
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Chuzo Tamotzu
Special Edition Postponed For 45th Anniversary Coverage
The Leader’s 45th anniversary edition, set for May 6, is postponed to May 14 to allow space for aging photos and stories. The issue will celebrate Lea County’s oldest newspaper and oldest established business with extended coverage.
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Supreme Court Fails To Rule On Segregation
The Supreme Court did not rule on school segregation cases, but unanimously found Jackson County Texas in violation of the constitution by excluding Mexican ancestry citizens from juries. The court recessed until May 17 after issuing the opinion.
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Promising Author Daryl Chessman Faces Death Row
Critics hail Cell 245 Death Row as a remarkable biography by Daryl Chessman who has 12 days to live before his planned California execution at San Quentin. He awaits a final appeal while a prepared will be read after his death, leaving book proceeds to two children of an unnamed friend.
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Two Men Held In Tatum Are In Pen Now
Two men arrested in Tatum last Tuesday are serving time in the state penitentiary in Santa Fe for forgery. Curtis Elswick of Pikeville Kentucky and George W Harper of Starkville Mississippi pleaded guilty in Portales last Thursday to forgery and received 15 to 18 months. They forged checks on J M Shipp, cashed them with Shipp signature, and fled Portales after Alabama officers located them.
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Woman Who Gave New Mexico Museum Dies in Fall
Florence Dibell Bartlett, 72, heiress to a hardware fortune, died after falling from a Chicago penthouse. Police say a witness saw her climb over the roof parapet and plunge to her death. Bartlett had long been active in art and charity in New Mexico and donated her folk art collection and ranch properties to museums there.
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Musial Hits Five Homers In Doubleheader Split
St. Louis star Stan Musial belted five homers in a single day, hitting three in the opener and two in the nightcap as the Cardinals split a doubleheader with the New York Giants.
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DWI arrest after Eunice pickup crash on Sauzeay night
Ralph Carver f 1953 Ford rammed the rear of J C Clover 1954 Chevrolet pickup in Eunice around 10 pm. The Ford skidded 240 feet with no injuries. Carver was charged with DWI and jailed by Deputy R C Hayes. The crash follows a string of reportedly careful driving incidents involving Clover.
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Tuesday Rites to Be Held For Mrs. A. D. Besing
Funeral services for Mrs. A D Besing 71 will be at 10 30 A M Tuesday at Griffin Funeral Home Hobbs New Mexico with burial in South Park Cemetery Roswell The deceased born December 25 1882 in Texas died Saturday night at a local hospital Survivors include two daughters Mrs M G Pool Hobbs and Mrs Ennis Gaylon Walker Air Force Base Roswell two sons Noel Besing Hobbs and Major Ray Besing Chicago Ill five sisters and two brothers Services will be conducted by Dev Leroy Sewell First Methodist Church Hobbs.
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Roswell
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Gert Austin
Carlsbad
Teenie Lingo
Fullerton California
Keith Grouse
Hollywood
California
Robert Ping
Riverside
Calif
John W. Fort
Alhambra
William F. Fort
Griffin Funeral
Vial
South Part
Leroy Sewell
First Methodist Church
Baseball schedules and results from the era
National League games postponed by rain and cold in Brooklyn at Milwaukee and New York at St Louis with a night game only. American League Cleveland at Washington night game postponed by rain. Chicago 14 17 2 beat Philadelphia 3 2 3 as Sandy Consuegra won and Carl Scheib took loss. Cass Michaels hit his 6th homer for Chicago.
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Courtney Named To Youth Panel
Hobbs resident James J. Courtney was named to the Lea County Youth Panel meeting weekly in Fals. Other members include John Quinn Hobbs Rev Hoyt Welch Eunice Cliff Yearwood Lovington and Mrs Frankie Smith Hobbs. Quinn chairs next, Yearwood to follow in 30 days as terms stagger. Courtney, a partner at B and J Clothiers Hobbs, is married with two sons.
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Lovington
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Lovington to Swear In Junior Deputies League Members
A court ceremony at Lovington County Court House will swear in about 50 members of the Lovington Junior Deputies League on Monday May 3 at 4 30 pm. Juvenile officer Stanley Flint Sheriff Jewell McAdoo Mayor Jack Underwood and league leaders will participate. The event highlights Lea County hosting distinct girls and boys units with separate leaders and Hobbs guests providing entertainment.
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Jewell McAdoo
Jack Underwood
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Jake Lister
Lister
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Lea County
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Hobbs
E. L. Hudwell
Jerry Warner
Parr Announces For District Judge In Texas Race
San Diego Texas July primaries center on George Berham Parr 53 a wealthy political figure who has drawn opposition from top Texas officials as he declares candidacy for district judge in the 79th judicial district engaging in a high profile race.
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Lovington Junior Deputies elect officers on courthouse lawn
The Lovington Jr Deputies organization held a Saturday meeting on the Court House lawn to elect officers. Jake Lister was chosen Adult Chief with Les Villers and Joe Olivarez as assistants, and Carlton Villers as Adjutant.
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Lovington
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Drought Relief Talks Highlight Weather Gains and Aid
Washington A S Ezra Benson said last week’s rains improved drought in Colorado Kansas and surrounding states but urged Congress to approve 15 million dollars in drought aid for the region. Senate committee backed 15 million in emergency loans for farms and stockmen not covered by other disaster loans. Senator Lyndon Johnson pushed federal loans for drought hit areas in the West.
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Bowden Faces Snell in Eunice Justice of Peace Race
In Eunice the justice of peace contest centers on Faugh Bowden and G F Snell the Eunice florist who trailed Bowden by about 3 percent in the city election. Supporters say rural areas favor Snell while Bowden cites his chamber role as edge. Voter locations and registration info are available via Hobbs Lovington phone line 35 4155 and county clerk office as turnout looks light with results expected around 10 PM.
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Roswell Mayor Cobean Gains Statewide GOP Support
Roswell mayor Warren Cobean reports strong Republican backing as he campaigns for the party nomination in the state primary. He notes broad sentiment for electing a southern state congressman, while facing rivals Joseph Rendon of Albuquerque and Thomas Childers of Santa Fe.
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Hereford Association to Hold Annual Meeting May 26
The One Stop Hereford Association plans its annual meeting and officer election in the basement of the courthouse on May 26. Members from Southeastern New Mexico and West Texas attend, with Lea County residents predominating since the group’s origin. Ed Holt of Tatum serves as president.
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