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Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1954

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Justice Race At Eunice Was Hottest Yet

Voters backed Jewell McAdoo for another term as sheriff after a close Democratic primary contest. McAdoo led with 208 from Tatum and 290 from Jal. Trimble carried Eunice totals 314 and 377 in two boxes, plus 197 in 18A and 94 in 18B. John L. Love won county clerk nomination. Roy Andeerson led district judge votes in Lea County. Faugh Bowden beat G Snell for Justice of the Peace.

Jewell McAdoo Sheriff’s Office McAdoo Alex Trimble Eunice Trimble Tatum Jal Hobbs J. D Boren J. W. Buster John L. Love Dennis Ashmore Hobby Gann Neil E. Jones Roy Andeeson Lea County D. D. Archer Artesia

Stockton Named Favorite In New Mexico Gubernatorial Race

Primary results show Alvin Stockton leading Republicans with 12 323 votes and Bursum 10 427. statewide totals 719 of 944 precincts reporting give Stockton 12 060. Santa Fe hotelier Tom Childers narrows GOP US House race. Lt Governor frontrunner Montoya leads Dems.

Sanat FE — Socorro Holm Bursum New Mexico Raton Alvin Stockton Stockton Bursum Bursom Ed Mechem Natalie Buck Carlsbad Buck Irene Arias Santa Fe Rowena Jopling Roswell Warren Cobean U. S. Representatives Tom Childers Cobean Childers Albuquerque Joseph Rendon Joseph M. Montoya Bernalillo Montoya Sixto Leyva Henry Kiker Supreme Court Kiker C C. Macullohh Ith R. F. Deacon Arledge Georgia Lusk Springer Earl Nunn Lusk No Nunn

Two Escape From Asylum Reported In Las Vegas

State police seek two escapees from the state hospital for the insane in Las Vegas. Officials say 18 year old Marcio Chavez and 24 year old Gerald Lee Absher were missing late Tuesday. A hospital spokesman warned they may be dangerous.

United Press State Hospital Insane Las Vegas Marcio Chavez Gerald Lee Absher

New Physician Joins Eunice Practice

The medical license of Jan Pieter Voute M D Eunice was filed in Lovington County Clerk’s Office Wednesday morning. Dr Voute who came to Eunice from Holland is associated with Dr R J Rinjders.

Jan Pieter Voute Eunice County Clerks Office Lovington Voute Holland R. J. Rinjders

Dickenson Sentenced To Ten Years For Collaboration

Dickenson a 23 year old Virginia mountaineer titled as Corporal was convicted by an eight member Army court in Washington of collaborating with Reds and informing on fellow prisoners in North Korea. He received dishonorable discharge and hard labor for ten years. The verdict may be reviewed and appealed.

United Press Cpl Edward Dickenson Reds North Korea Washington Virginia Dickenson Army Judge Advocate General's Office Mhey Military Court of Appeals Guy Emery

Baseball Scores in American League and National League

Baltimore versus New York saw Lopat win 4-2 with Turley taking the loss as Fridley homered for Detroit in a rain-postponed game. Brooklyn beat Chicago 7-0 as Meyer earned the win. Rush and Willis also pitched for Chicago with Lown and Garagiola handling the later innings. Other night games listed include New York at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, and Philadelphia at St. Louis.

Baltimore New York Bob Turley Dick Littlefield Ray Murray Eddie Lopat Yogi Berra Lopat Turley Jim Fridley Detroit Boston Chicago Washington Cleveland Philadelphia Brooklyn Russ Meyer Rube Walker Bob Rush Jim Willis Turk Lown Elv Tappe Joe Garagiola Meyer Cincinnati Pittsburgh Milwaukee Philadelpha St. Louis

Polio Cases Rise Among U S Children

The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reports polio cases have increased each of the last four weeks. Dr Hart Van Riper notes 118 cases in the week ending April 24 and a national total surpassing 18,000 for the year, 25 percent above the five year average.

United Press National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Hart van Riper Foundation

Lovington Leader Lacks Tuesday Election Results

The Lovington Leader could not obtain official results from the County Clerk by press time. Returns by precincts will be published in Sundays Leader, as county clerk Miss Tatum said Knowles totals had not yet been delivered.

Lovington Tatum Knowles

Lovington Board of Education Names New Administrative Posts

The Lovington Board approved admin changes. Roy Lee Jones becomes director of special services responsible for purchasing, bus transport, and public relations. C. E. Jackson remains director of curriculum. Larry Crouse becomes high school principal, bringing eight years New Mexico teaching experience and an M A from Oklahoma A and M.

Lovington Board of Education Supt H. C. Pannell Lovington Roy Lee Jones Jones C. E. Jackson Larry Crouse Crouse Oklahoma A and M College New Mexico Nevada Missouri

Oil Men Urge Immediate Halt to Oil Imports

Denver mid year meeting of the Independent Petroleum Association adopted a resolution urging Congress to immediately halt excessive oil imports. The group warned that reliance on foreign oil endangers national security and domestic exploration. Humble Oil President Hines H. Baker of Houston warned the industry must meet a doubled demand within 25 years amid rising costs and competition from natural gas and foreign oil.

United Press Denver Independent Petroleum Association Congress Humble Oil Company Hines H. Baker Houston Texas

Lovington Health Center Proposed by Chamber

A Lovington Chamber group discussed plans for a new Health Center to be built near Lea County Hospital in Hobbs area, with an estimated cost around 40000 dollars. The committee led by Roger Smith cited access to local health records and county health offices as reasons to locate in Lovington but warned funds may not be available for about two years.

Lovington Lea County Hospital Hobbs The Coun Roger Smith Mary Payne Kenneth Osborne Artie Nowell Hollis Smith Jack Underwood Cliff Yearwood

Hall Claims Democrats Abandoned Jeffersonian Principles

United Press dispatch reports National Chairman Leonard Hall accusing the Democrats of abandoning Jefferson and Jackson while praising Republican tenets on economy taxes decentralization and individual freedom. He spoke before a large Washington rally as party leaders mount the 1954 congressional campaign.

United. Press Leonard Hall Thomas Jefferson Andrew Jackson Stephen Mitchell Hall Jefferson Jackson Washington Capitol

Lovington Town Office Moves to Hall as Green Takes Oath

L C Green assumes duties as town magistrate in new Lovington Police quarters at the Town Hall. The police occupy former library space. library now on First St and West Central. First case involves sewer violation against Alvin Fails due to a mistaken house number and service. Pascual Ramos fined 5 dollars for lacking NM drivers license. Green’s first day also marks his first fine. Wallace Buford Thomas fined 100 dollars for no NM tags no license and reckless driving, jailed for nonpayment.

L C. Green Lovington Lovington Library First St West Central Green Alvin Fails Pascual Ramos New Mexico Wallace Buford Thomas

Grapevine manque notes politics with Democratic figures

The Grapevine states there is no today as the writer travels with county chairman J. W. Eaves and Hobbs ward heeler Barney Barnard. A Sunday issue will cover the election from a distant vantage.

J. W. Eaves Ward Heeler Barney’ Barnard Hobbs Grapevine

Paving Project Reduced After Local Protest

Town Trustees approve proceeding with paving but delete 212 blocks on N Love Street in the Shelton Addition. Earlier, about 26 percent of the project faced protest and paving had begun on North Eighth Street before the plan was revised.

N. Love St Bie Shelton North Eighth St

McAdoo Wins Noted on Police Blotter Entry

A blotter entry labeled Attention Gus reports that Mc Adoo wins. The note preserves a brief police blotter style reference to an apparent victory or outcome associated with the name Mc Adoo.

Gus McAdoo

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Faugh Bowden Justice of Peace Phots Hobbs Ernie Justice Peace G. ©. Snell Bowden Snell John Simms J. D Hannah Hannah State Land Office Louis Lopez Joe Grant Rio Arriba County Grant Merle Eager Lea Lovington Schools Warren Dill Lovington Junior High Dill North Texas State College Veuton Paris Junior College Paris Lovington Chamber of Commerce Demos L.C. Green Low Bulllain Levington Junior Deputy Sheriff's Organization Roy Anderson
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