Moral and Spiritual Training for Youths in Higher Education
A report on the Seventh Annual Conference on Higher Education where professors and administrators from across the country debated education's role in strengthening moral and spiritual foundations. Emphasis on making room for religion in campuses, sustaining worship, and guiding students to find personal answers amidst conflicts between science and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Higher Education
National Education Association of the
United States
James C. McLeod
Northwestern University
McLeod
God
Clarence P. Shedd
Yale University
Shedd
Marines await airlift to east to curb guerrilla action
In Korea a group of Fifth Marines lie on frozen ground awaiting additional helicopters to lift them toward the eastern sector. A cluster of tents stands in the background as they prepare for the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
U. S
Government Seizure of Steel Firms Sparks Alarm
A columnist decries President Truman's steel company seizures as government piracy threatening private property. The piece warns of rising inflation and taxes, urges readers to contact Congress, and calls for action to stop government seizure of assets and private wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgarly
Truman
Uncle Sam
America
U. S
Five Tractor Safety Resolutions Ahead of New Year
A 1952 safety drive urges farmers to curb rider use on tractors, avoid hitching hazards, and refuel only when cool with a fire extinguisher on hand. The Agriculture Committee of the American Petroleum Institute promotes a January release film on safe practices. Oil production in East Texas shows 21 years of output at 2.8 billion barrels, with future potential about 2.6 billion, aided by conservation laws. Double Duty Tankers in the Military Sea Transportation Service can now serve as aircraft carriers using portable aluminum decking from the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Committee
American Petroleum Institute
American Institue
Texas
East Texas
Military Sea Transportation Service
Navy
Notice of Pendency of Action Quieting Title in Jal NM
Barney Hubbs sues in Lea County District Court No 9978 to quiet surface title to Lots 3 4 and 6 Block 39 and all of Block 53 Original Town Jal New Mexico. Defendants with unknown heirs must appear by June 16 1952 or default judgment will be entered. Published Lovington Leader April 22 29 May 6 13 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF New Mexico
H. M. Young
D. M. J. Brooks
Viola Adams
M. J. Armstrong
George P. Brown
Robert Narzinsky
Mary A. Narzinsky
Walter Narzinsky
Ruth C. Narzinsky
Barney Hubbs
District Court of
Lea County
New Mexico
Jal
L. George Schubert
Hobbs
Notice of Pendency of Action in Lea County New Mexico
Albert C. Ewing filed suit in District Court No. 9977 to quiet title in fee simple surface title to Lots 1 2 3 20 21 Block 5 Southeast Eunice Addition Eunice New Mexico. Defendants include Emory H Norton Susan Norton E C Hill Cora Hill Ben Coleman unknown heirs of George C Matthews and unknown heirs of Lillie M Lambert deceased. Default relief sought bars any claim or lien on the described property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory H. Norton
Susan Norton
E. C. Hill
Cora Hill
Ben Coleman
Geo
Rge C. Matthews
G. C. Matthews
Lillie M. Lambert
Lillie M. Matthews
Albert C. Ewing
District Court of
Lea County
New Mexico
South Eunice
Eunice
L. George Schubert
Hobbs
Notice of Water Permit Application L-1392 in New Mexico
State Engineer's Office advertises A B Badgett Lovington Lea County filing March 14 1952 for permit to appropriate 960 acre feet per year underground waters by a 16 inch diameter 100 foot well in Section 11 Township 15 South Range 34 East NM P M irrigating 320 acres. Protests must be filed within ten days after last publication. Published Lovington Leader April 22 29 May 6 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N. M
A. B. Badgett
Lovington
County of Lea
State of New Mexico
New Mexico
Township
United States of America
State Engineer
N.M.P
N.M.P.M
Troy E. Collier
Vernon
Wilbarger
State of Texas
Lea County
Nwine
Section
Irrigation Permit Application for 320 Acres in New Mexico
The State Engineer invites protests to the application L-1391 by John H. Bliss for a permit to dig in depth at a point in the NW NE of Section 11 Township 15 South Range 34 East for irrigating 320 acres described as the E43 of Section 11. Protests must state reasons and are due by May 17. Published in Leevington Leader April 22 29 and May 6 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Bliss
Leevington
Application to Change Location of Well in Lea County
Guy Cave of Lovington filed for two permits L-328 and L-694-Comb-S to move a well from Section 19 to the NWiNW3iNE of the same section for irrigation of about 200.7 acres in Subdiv Two. The State Engineer will consider the permit unless a protest is filed within ten days after the last publication, with a hearing set around May 23, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comb-S
Santa Fe
N. M
Guy Cave
Lovington
County of Lea
State of New Mexico
State Engineer of
New Mexico
Township 14
Range 38
N.M.P.M
Marriage Licenses In TexasRanges Listed For Various Couples
Edith Meadows age 18 and Millard Petty 27 both of Seminole. Wanda Estes 29 and G H Harris 42 of Midland. Helen Limmey 24 and Edwin Heinel 21 of Big Springs. Ida Vroomer 44 and Daniel R Thomas 26 of Chicago. Lucille Wheeler 31 and Ernest Ray Bonds 29 of Andrews. Clarissa Milo 16 and Alfred Moore 19 of Post. Alice Mallline Payne 21 and Woodrow W Nichols 37 of Midland. Julia Ayers 24 and John T Ashcraft 27 of Midland. Versie Calhoun 33 and C F Barnes 48 of Andrews. Maxine Daniels 27 and C A Darley 26 of Andrews. Lida Jenkins 25 and Peter Lubbett Jr 30 of Hobbs. Mary Bennie 42 and F E Davis 0 of Odessa. Ruby Juwell Williams 18 and W J Johnson 23 of Seminole Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Evelyn Meadows
Millard G. Petty
Seminole
Wanda Estes
G. H. Harris
Midland
Helen Louise Limmey
Edwin D. Heinel
Big Springs
Ida Vroomer
Daniel R. Thomas
Chicago
Lucille Wheeler
Ernest Ray Bonds
Andrews Clarissa Milo
Alfred Moore
Post Texas
Alice Mallline Payne
Woodrow W. Nichols
Midland Texas
Julia E. Ayers
John T Ashcraft
Versie L. Calhoun
C. F Barnes
Andrews
Texas
Maxine Daniels
C A. Darley
Lida Mae Jenkins
Peter Lubbett Jr
Hobbs
Mary Bennie
F. E. Davis
Odessa
Ruby Juwell Wiliams
W. J. Johnson
The Low Down Hickory Grove Rants on National Problems
The piece complains about America’s abundance of unsolved problems and political rhetoric. It laments elected leaders who promise easy paths, notes rising modernization and education without wisdom, and criticizes homogenization rhetoric and municipal ownership ideas. It ends with a metaphor about dual purpose tankers supplying aircraft and oil.
Island of water rights protests prompt notices in New Mexico
Public notice states applications L-1390 and 1L-1424 seek irrigation rights in Lea County and nearby basins. Protestants must file reasons with affidavits within ten days after publication, or protests will be considered on May 23. JOHN H. Bias leads the notice with dates in late April and May.
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
LEA County Publishing Company
Agriculture Department
Gible
Judsonia
Arkansas
South
Mutual Insurance
Philadelphia
Ben Franklin
Mutual
Betty Rhodes
Bess Kauman
Huskie Muskie
Jack Ritter
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Lake St. Clair
Russia
Farm News
W. M. Beauchamp
Lucille B. Lister
Lovington Leader
Fort Ail
State Engineer’s Office
U.S.A
Labor Temple
State of
Mexico
John H. Bias
Leader