Lovington Leader Official Local Paper Details
The Lovington Leader published in Lovington New Mexico is the Lea County Publishing Co official county paper with Agnes Kastner as head editor and publisher. It states publication three times weekly Sunday Tuesday and Thursday and lists subscription rates for Lea County and outside Lea County along with carrier delivery options.
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Lovington
New Mexico
LEA County Publishing CO
Agnes Kastner
Land Office
Lea County
Lee County
Call for strict action against Lovington drunk drivers
The editorial argues drunk drivers endanger others and should be denied driving rights. It condemns soft penalties, urges police to pursue cases firmly, and calls on Lovington residents especially mothers to pressure city leaders to remove dangerous drivers from the streets.
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Lovington
United States
Hobbs
Record Week For U S Industry Sees High Production
United Press tally shows steel mills at a record two million three hundred thirty four thousand tons, and heavy construction and auto output near all time highs. Aluminum, TV set production up, railroads earnings surge, and dividends on NYSE stocks hit a first quarter record.
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United Press
Steel Mills
Iron Age, Metalworking Magazine
Norman Mason
Ford
Buick
United States
The
Aluminum Association
Rado-Electronics¢-Television Manufacturers Association
Association of American Railroads
Mitchell
Acording
Dunn & Bradstreet
Corporattion
New York Stock Exchange
Montgomery Ward & Company
Sewell Avery
Florida
Louis E. Wolfson
John A. Barr
Edmund A. Krider
Wolfson
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Seweall Avery
John Barr
Capehart
National Industrial Conference Board
Soil stewardship Sunday urges care for land and future generations
A San Angelo Times piece lauds soil stewardship on Soil Stewardship Sunday, citing Biblical mandates and the work of Dr. W. C. Lowdermilk. It warns that careless soil use leads to erosion, dust, and hardship for descendants, urging men to respect land and curb profit-driven misuse.
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Garden of Eden
Jeremiah
W. C. Lowdermilk
Soil Conservation Service
Europe
Africa
Asia
Babylon
Dr. Lowdermilk
Moses
Jordan Valley
Promised Land
West
Texas
Great Plains
San Angelo
Price Joins 54th Anti Aircraft Battery at Md Army Center
Pvt Gordon E Price 26 wife Mary Jo lives Hobbs NM has arrived at the Army Chemical Center Maryland and serves as a launcher crewman in Battery C of the 54th Anti Aircraft Artillery Missile Battalion He previously worked as a projectionist at the Queen Theatre in Merkel Texas and enlisted in July 1954 after basic training at Fort Bliss Texas.
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Army Chemical Center
Gordon E. Price
Mary Jo
N. Dal Paso
Hobbs
54Th
Price
Herschell S. Price
Merkel
Tex
Queen Theatre
Army
Fort Bliss
Texas
Wheel stolen from car in Fall River note left by thief
A Fall River resident told police a thief stole the left front wheel from his automobile and left a note reading Youre lucky I only needed one wheel.
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Fall River
Mass
Bible Bail Fails as Bible Bond Forfeited
In East Haven Connecticut a salesman David F. Mulcahy fifty from Yonkers New York did not appear in police court on a traffic charge and forfeited his bond. He left seven Bibles valued at one hundred fifty dollars as bail.
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East Haven
Conn
David F. Mulcahy
Yonkers
N. Y
Mulcahy
UT Officials Explain Odd Cotton Color Result
University of Tennessee agronomists told Turkish Agriculture Secretary Medium Okmen that the unusual cotton color seen in experiments was caused by local smoke and grit, not new research findings.
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Knoxville, Tenn
University of Tennessee Agriculturalists
Turkish Agriculture
Nedium Okmen
Notice of Pendency of Suit in Lovington Lands Case
Legal notice from Lea County District Court announces a civil action filed by Pedro Ysasi against named defendants to establish quiet title to Lots 19 20 21 and 22 in Block 23 East Addition Lovington New Mexico. Defendants must appear by June 27 1955 or face default judgment. Attorney Robert C. Dow, Lovington NM. Published May 5 12 19 26 1955.
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State OF New Mexco
D. O. E. Puckett
Billy J. Milner
Elise Wilcox
J. D. Hart, JR
Mary Jeff Hooper
Katherine Frier
Florence Phillips
Eugene Stauffer
Lloyd Soleman
Maudie Toates Walker
Edward Dow Hart
Elmer C. Hill
Ora Lovina Jackson
Flossie Pearl Mayben
Evalyn B. Ring
George W. Blake
T. M
Pedro Ysasi
Lovington
Lea County
New Mexico
Eddy County
Robert C. Dow
District Court
A. D
W. M. Beauchamp
Application to change location of shallow well in New Mexico
Notice details an applicant KH Hilburn Lovington Lea County seeks a permit to move shallow well L-1851 and reduce use to 480 acre feet annually for 160 acres. It outlines existing well abandonment, new drilling of shallow well L-1851, limited to 3 feet per second and irrigation within applied acreage. Protests must be filed with the State Engineer.
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Santa Fe
N. M
E Hilburn
Lovington
County of Lea
State of New Mexico
State Engineer of
New Mexico
Township 16
S. 35. E
United States of America
The American Way on Pay TV Subscription Proposals
A essay argues for FCC approval of subscription television offering paid, ad free programs while existing free shows remain. It highlights potential home theatre access, reduced costs, new competition, and public choice, urging reader views on trial subscription service.
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Federal Communications Commission
Federal Communications
Fee Programs Commission
Washington
State Engineer to consider protest on June 12 1955
The protest and proof of service must be filed with the State Engineer within ten days after the last publication of this notice. Unless protested, the application will be taken up for consideration on or about June 12 1955.
State Engineer Leader May 19 26 June 2 1955
A brief item notes the state engineer leader's activities spanning May 19 and 26 and June 2 in 1955. It reports on assignments, travel, and official duties carried out by the department head during that period.
Harvard Students Turn Old Hearses Into Hot Rods
In Cambridge a hearse fad has Harvard undergrads converting old hearses into cars. Students buy these vehicles cheaply at used car lots and modify them. A complainant reported two students parked a mattress fitted hearse outside her home overnight.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Veteran Maine official Fred Luce defeated in town clerk race
Short career ends as Fred Luce loses re election for town clerk in Old Orchard Beach Maine after 63 years in town offices. He will turn 92 on his next birthday.
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Old Orchard Beach
Fred Luce
Luce
Water Rate Hike Granted for Tolland Aqueduct Co
Hartford, Conn. The Tolland Aqueduct Co. serving 56 customers received official permission to raise its water rate for the first time since 1877.
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Hartford, Conn
Tolland Aqueduct Co
Fertilizing Methods That Make One Dollar Grow Four
A farm advisory piece from the Agricultural Service Department of the Union Bag and Paper Corporation argues that investing in soil fertility yields four dollars back per dollar. It stresses following state college recommendations, soil testing, and balanced plant nutrients to boost profits and lower costs.
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Agricultural Service Department
Union Bag & Paper Corporation
State College
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