Lovington Leader Publisher and Publication Details
The Lovington Leader is published by the Lea County Publishing Company in Lovington New Mexico as the Official publication of the U S Land Office. It is entered second class matter at the Lovington Post Office and issued twice weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays.
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U. S. Land Office
Lovington
N. M
LEA County Publishing Company
Lea County
Lovington Laner
New Mexico
Daily Commercial Record
Dallas County
Texas
Democratic interest in Ed Meechum for governor nod
The Roswell Record notes Democrats from various backgrounds show interest in Ed Meechum of Las Cruces as a Republican governor candidate. Voters loyal to party may bolt in fall, signaling discontent with machine politics and kingmakers while praising Meechum’s character and background.
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Ed Meechum
Las Cruces
Joe Doaks
Meechum
Roswell
Cowboy Honored for Carlsbad Caverns Marker
The Senate passed a bill to erect a plaque at Carlsbad Caverns honoring Jim White, the cowboy explorer who first explored the caverns extensively in 1901 and helped publicize the underground wonder. The measure now goes to the House for action.
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Senate
House
Carlsbad Caverns
Jim White
Carlsbad
Big Western ministers meet in London over Indo China crisis
United Press commentary outlines friction among the big three Western powers led by the United States France and Britain over Indo China policy. France pushes for large US aid while fearing US replacement of Paris and Congress approval blocks further support. The piece notes Bao Dai betrayal fears and the broader regional impact including Burma Malaya and Siam. McCarthy and loyalty file debates are also mentioned, with Tydings leading the Senate inquiry into State Department files.
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Indo-China
Schuman
Dean Acheson
United States
France
Ho Chi Minh
Uncle Sam
Britain
Greece
Indo- China
Paris
Bao Dai
America
Robert Schuman
Acheson
State Department
Congress
Indonesia
Burma
Malaya
Siam
Morocco
Tunisia
Australia
New Zealand
Bao Din
Marshall Plan Finds Returns From European Aid
The seventh quarterly Marshall Plan report covers 21 months and late 1949. It notes over 11.5 billion spent on European recovery, with 8+ billion from the United States and the rest from counterpart funds. Industrial output reached about 120 percent of prewar, agriculture near prewar, and Europe exports up about 4 percent.
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Marshall Plan Administrattion
Europe
ECA
Marshall Plan Office
McCarthy Claims Truman Whitewashed Loyalty Files Offer
Senator McCarthy accuses President Truman of whitewashing his charges of Communism in the State Department. The Wisconsin Republican denounces Truman's offer to show Senate investigators the loyalty files on 81 accused individuals as a phony offer of phony files.
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State Department
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
McCarthy
Chicago
Senate
Francis Myers
Pennsylvania
Honesdale
Myers
Millard Tydings
President Truman
Wisconsin
Truman
Hot Water on Modern Farms Its Convenience and Necessity
Hot water is a convenience and necessity on thousands of modern farms. Electricity enables pressure water systems and automatic heaters improving health and saving time. For dairy farms, running hot water is essential to maintain cleanliness of milking equipment and safe milk handling.
Air Dusting Seeks Permits in New Mexico Hearings
An entomologist testifies at the State Corporation Commission hearing on licenses for 14 crop dusting firms. He argues more permits should be issued before next month to curb cotton infestations from lugus and bollworms. The filing includes details on a Lovington, New Mexico corporation with Bethel as statutory agent, filed April 15, 1950, with publication notes in Lovington Banker.
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New Mexico
Ary Igou
Anthony, N. M
The
Corporation Commission
Arizona
Texas
Igon
Commission
F. L. Bethel
Lavington
Office
State Corporation Commission
State Corporation Commission OF New
Dan R. Sedilig
J. M. Hervey
U. S. Marshall
Dallas
Lem County
J. E. Whitehead
Grannys Foot Powders Baffle Labelers
Odd label warning reads Gueck on those labels before you partake Granny's Foot Powders. The fragment hints a general caution about product labeling and consumer safety in a bygone advertisement context.
Democrats Announce Candidates for June 6 1950 Primary
A list of candidates announced by the Democratic party for offices they seek in the upcoming primary on June 6 1950. The announcements cover incumbents and challengers across several local and state races.
Lovington Storage Co Inc Incorporation Notice
Public notice filed in the State Corporation Commission New Mexico for Lovington Storage Co. Inc. with 1500 shares total. named incorporators Bernard Vincenti Rudy Greer and Mrs Charles Rose. purpose to operate elevators for wheat and produce. legal notice includes court order and publication details in Lovington Leader and Daily Commercial Record.
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Mexico
State Corporation Commission of
New Mexico
Lovington Storage Coo., Inc
Bernard Vincenti
Lovington
Rudy Greer
Lubbock
Texas
Charles Rose
Baltimore
Maryland
Talk Merging Unions Philadelphia
President William Green and the AFL executive council meet behind closed doors to discuss a CIO plan to merge into a single labor organization. Green may announce council action later today.
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Philadelphia
William Green
The
AFL
CIO
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Agnes Kastner
Chad L. Wileg
Asistant Publisher
Cowboy
United Press
London
By Leroy Pope
Department
Tunnel Wall
Jersey
Stephanie Farrow
Maureen O’sullivan
John Farrow
New York City
Harry Jill
Gaines Dog Research Center
Santa Fe
Lovington New Mexico
Buster) Edwards
Hobbs
Joe Black
Mildred Hooper Long
Joe Ella Robinson
FE. M
Mood) Smith
Roy Tatum
O County
Osborne Fisher
Eva Tatum
Shortgrass Miller
COU
United State
W. H. Gilmore
Pacific Royalty Company
E. Whitehead
WM. Kx
Bryars
Carl A. Hatch
United States OF America
District of
Albuquerque
Apel
A. D
Lovington Leager
Prince
Otto Breymaier
Englewood
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