Lovington Publisher Agnes Kastner Head
Agnes Kastner Head is listed as publisher for Lovington, with the paper published twice weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays.
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Agnes Kastner
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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1952
Page
2
We Don’t Want Parking Meters in Lovington
A local opinion argues parking meters fail to solve traffic and merely shift costs to fines. The author cites Hobbs as an example of meters with maintenance needs and favors officials and business workers walking or parking away from main streets to ease downtown congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Ernest Simmons
Chamber of Commerce
Hobbs
Court House
Social Security Swindle Advocates Nixon–Barkley Debate Scrutiny
An outspoken critic denounces Social Security under the New Deal, arguing Barkley misleads the public. He claims the program taxes the poor, finances a bloated bureaucracy, and relies on IOUs, citing fund balances, payout gaps, and rising expenditures to warn readers.
The Social Security Swindle Debate in The American Way
The piece argues against the Social Security program, claiming annual withdrawals far exceed current inputs. It criticizes employer and employee contributions as insufficient and warns of a tax fund burden. The text accuses officials of mismanaging funds and urges candidates to oppose the program in the upcoming election.
Pictures for Mother's Day: capture her memories
John van Guilder suggests taking photographs of mothers on Mother’s Day to create lasting memories. Enlarge, frame, or scrapbook favorite snapshots as meaningful gifts or keepsakes, and plan special plans like breakfast in bed or a dinner out to accompany the photo record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yustler
Jinner
John van Guilder
U.S. To Teach Europe Pattern of Democracy
United States universities unions and industries launch a workshop program under MSA to bring 2000 European workers foremen and technicians to the U.S. for one year. The plan aims to build leadership skills show American productivity and democracy in action with cost sharing among countries workers and U.S. partners.
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U. S
Europe
American Democracy
Acto
Mutual Security Agency
Marshall Plain
Backers Consistent Losses Highlight Local Politics
The piece argues publisher Bob Summers and his paper consistently back losing candidates in Lea County elections. It notes past picks Barker Mabry Miles Fraizer Grantham Owens Loosee Easley and Gordon, with voting machine confusion blamed for Carlsbad. It mentions Horace Burl Owens as Democratic chairman candidate and intra party dissension across the county.
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Playboy
Bob Summers
Judge Barker
Tom Mabry
Mabry
Lea County
Miles
Loose
Fraizer
Grantham
Owens
Mack Easley
Roswell
Carlsbad
Loosee
Carlsbad Argus
Horace Burl Owens
City Hall Attic Unearths Odd Treasures in Spring Clean
Workmen cleaning Philadelphia's city hall attic uncover a mix of artifacts including a 1930 model fur coat collection more than 100 adding machines numerous broken typewriters telephones radios and other odd items such as bows arrows roller skates two Kewpie dolls burglar tools and confiscated slot machines A spray paint can with button control for farm machinery rust prevention is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
City Hall
Reward Offered for Missing 3-Year-Old Johnny Wade
Residents of San Juan county offer a $1,000 reward for the safe return of 3-year-old Johnny Wade who vanished from the Aztec porch last Sunday night. Hundreds of volunteers participated in extensive search efforts as the father urged Johnny's return during a radio plea.
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San Juan County
Johnny Wade
Johnny
Virginia Finally Gives Votes To Women
In Richmond Virginia lawmakers ratified the federal woman suffrage amendment with ten bachelors leading the effort. Only one legislator opposed the change, elderly delegate Albert O Boschen noting his long standing opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
Albert O Boschen
Fluoridated Salt Proposed By Swedish Scientist
Dr Gunnar Santesson proposes adding fluoride to table salt rather than water to guard teeth. He cites animal tests showing fewer cavities with fluoridated salt but warns some patients may react to fluoride water. Rural adoption could be easier with salt distribution, while more studies are needed to confirm results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnar Santesson
Serafimer Hospital
Stockholm
University of California Medical School
Santesson
Benton McCarthy Fight Opens in Senate Hearing Room
The legal clash between Senator Joseph McCarthy and Senator William Benton began with pre trial questioning in a Senate committee room. McCarthy is suing Benton for two million dollars in libel and slander, with Benton’s lawyer opposing a tape recorder in the room. The session lasted 118 minutes and did not swear Benton in.
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Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
William Benton
Connecticut
Senate Committee
McCarthy
Benton
New York
Theodore Kiendl
Senator Benton
Notice of Water Permit Application L-48-B Santa Fe NM
State Engineer announces James L. Moon of Hobbs seeks a permit to change the location of well L-48 to drill a new 8 inch well about 120 feet deep for irrigation of 6.5 acres in Section 2 Township 19 South Range 38 East NLMP. Protest rights and filing deadlines are noted with details.
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Santa Fe
N. M
James L. Moon
Hobbs
County of Sea
New Mexico
State Engineer of
N.M P
Neiswne
Order Signed For Removal Of Bernalillo County Commissioner
District Judge Fred J. Federici of Raton signed a judgment calling for the removal of Lawrence W. Hammer from the Bernalillo County Commission. Rutie Krohn, clerk of the district court, said the signed judgment was received in the Duke City on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Federici
Raton
Lawrence W. Hammer
Rutie Krohn
District Court
Duke City
Probate notice in Sea County New Mexico for Louis Allen White
In the probate court of Sea County New Mexico the estate of Louis Allen White deceased is discussed. A B Head as administrator of the estate and P and M Bar copartnership requests final account and report. The court will hear objections July 14 1952 at 10 AM at the Lovington court house Lea County New Mexico to determine heirship and ownership of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Head
Louis Aen White
P & M Bar
Billie J. Kilpatrick
Louis Allen White
Court House
Lovington
Lea County
New Mexico
New Mexico State Engineer Notices Application for Water Permit
State Engineer John H. Bliss announces application 12139 by Inas M. Tatum of Lea County for 960 acre feet per year of underground waters through a 16 inch well, 100 feet deep, to irrigate 326 acres in Section 26 Township 15 South Range 34 East. Protests and proof of service due within 10 days after last publication. otherwise permit to proceed about May 26, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
United States of America
State Engineer's Office
Santa Fe
N. M
Inas M. Tatum
Zhovington
Lea
State of New Mexico
State Engineer of
N.M
Lee
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Alben
Veep
Barkley
Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust
Social Security
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United Press
Washington
United
East
Middle- West
MSA
Sec
CIO
AFL
Joint Management Labor School Committee
Ings
Jal
Dessie Sawyer
Democratic Party
Dessie
North End
Eunice
Bey
San Francisco
L. George Schubert
Box 185
Hobbs, New Mexico
A. D
Eva Tatum
Benton — McCarthy
Lawmaker
State Engineer‘s Office
John H. Bliss
Lovington Leader
Begal
the Probate Court OF
Sea County
Mamie Ruth White
Billie J
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