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Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1952

Page

2

A and M College Tests Weed Control Techniques

New Mexico Agricultural Experiment Station reports 1950s tests by A D Dotzenko and J W Whitworth showing 95 percent Johnson grass kill with TCA sprays in 125 gallon per acre treatments, plus oil-water emulsions with dinitro for ditchbank weeds. CMU shows nutgrass kill but not yet commercially available. soil sterilization limits use.

New Mexico Agricultural Experiment Station A. D. Dotzenko J. W. Whitworth TCA Shell Lion Oil CMU Johnson State College

Allen Stratton in Atomic Warfare Desert Rock Tests

More than 1,000 combat soldiers led by Sergeant First Class Allen L. Stratton of Lovington New Mexico participate in Exercise Desert Rock fourth phase atomic training. The troops near detonation points experience front row views and simulated maneuvers advancing atomic warfare instruction within the 82nd Airborne and other units.

Camp Desert Rock Allen L. Stratton Lovington, N. M Army SFC Stratton 504Th Regiment 82Nd Airborn Division Texas 82Nd Airborn 11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment 369Th Engineer

Mental Health Week Promotes Open View Of Illness

The article marks Mental Health Week May 4 to 10 and praises the national movement for reducing stigma around mental illness. It credits the shift from shame to open discussion, noting progress in public understanding and treatment, and acknowledges the National Association for Mental Health and affiliated groups for advancing awareness.

Mental Health Movement National Association For Mental Health New Mexico State Hospital

Supreme Court Allows Public School Children to Attend Religious Classes

The Supreme Court in a 6 to 3 decision upholds New York State's Release a Time program allowing public school children to be released to attend religious instruction. Opponents say it channels children into religious classes but Justice Douglas notes students may remain in class if they do not wish to attend.

Supreme Court Tihe High New York State William Douglas

Spring Horse Fair Invites Sheriff's Posses to Albuquerque

Sheriff's Posses from the west are invited to participate in the first annual Spring Horse Fair in Albuquerque June 13 15. The event at the State Fair Grounds offers over 5000 in cash prizes plus trophies and ribbons and will feature cutting horse contests and grill team performances. Organized by Leon H. Harms State Fair Secretary Manager the show is approved by three major associations with entry forms available through the State Fair office.

Albuquerque West Fair Leon H. Harms Sheriff‘s Harrs American Quarter Horse Association Palomino Horse Breeders Association American and American Horse Show Association New Mexico State P. O. Box New Mexico

First Annual Spring Horse Fair Opens June 13 in Albuquerque

The New Mexico State Fair hosts a three day Spring Horse Fair at the state fair grounds from June 13 to 15 with over 50 performance classes, a $5,000 cash premium pool, and an open Cutting Horse Contest with a $500 purse. Several breed showcases include American Saddle Breeds and Palominos, while junior horsemanship shows kick off June 13. Closing date for entries is June 5.

Albuquerque New Mexico State Fair Leon H. Harms New Mexico Harms Tennessee Morgan

Wage Stabilization Board Allows Farm Wage Increases

The Wage Stabilization Board approves a new policy permitting farmers to raise farm worker wages by up to 5 percent above the 1951 base or 15 percent above the 1950 base. Increases up to the 5 or 15 percent can be made without WSB approval, while higher raises require a petition to the WSB Regional Board.

The Wage Stabilization Board WSB

New Mexico State Fair Reservations Open

Leon H. Harms, Secretary-Manager, announces that catalog, box seat or grand stand reservations and entry forms are available from New Mexico State Fair in Albuquerque.

Leon H. Harms New Mexico P. O Albuquerque I-O

4H Club Judges Livestock Across Lea County

4H club boys and girls train to judge livestock as part of their projects. They have evaluated swine at Love Farm Crockett Farm and Duffey Farm, and on April 19 judged sheep at George Sumruld Farm. Tours continue through June with beef and dairy cattle planned.

Lea County 4 H Club Love Farm Crockett Farm Duffey Farm George Sumruld

Pickets Target Gas Pipelines Triggering Energy Fears

Pickets appeared on gas pipelines alarming industrial and domestic users who rely on natural gas for cooking heating and factory furnaces raising concerns over supply and price stability amid labor agitation.

Frazier Leaders Claim GOP Backing for Grantham Nominee

The Frazier for Governor campaign coordinator accuses Republicans Fred Moxey Harry Robins and Governor Mechem of backing Everett Grantham for the Democratic nomination. Carl Falkner says former Governor John F Miles would be the actual governor if Grantham defeats Mechem. Grantham is Lake Frazier's sole Democratic rival.

Fred Moxey Harry Robins Edwin L. Mechem Everett Grantham Albuquerque Carl Falkner John F. Miles New Mexico Grantham Mechem Lake Frazier Lake

Judge Armijo in Lovington for District Court session

Judge Armijo of Las Vegas presided in Lovington on Wednesday and Thursday hearing the Heard versus Goodwin quiet title case over the Flagg Inn Court property in Hobbs. Earlier he denied divorce for Guy Games and a separate divorce petition for Mary James was expected to be granted Thursday.

Lewis Armijo Las Vegas Lovington Cecil Goodwin Armijo Guy Games Mary James Allie Heard James Paul Heard Geneva Flagg Inn Court Hobbs

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