Well It Is Only Money and Senate Pork Barrage
A Newsweek piece criticizes U S rivers and harbors bills as pork barrel largesse. It highlights Senator Paul Douglas trying to cut wasteful projects, but faces party lines and laughter in both Senate and House. The piece notes a looming 1951 deficit and questions defense and overseas rebuilding as sole cost explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsweek
Paul Douglas
Douglas
Senate
Illinois
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
House
Congress
District of Columbia
Institute of Inter-American Affairs
Europe
Territory Wool Quotations On Open Market at Boston
Market notes show wool prices by grade and type for the week ending April 28 1950 revised for New Mexico. It lists clean fine combing fine French combing clothing and various blood grades with price ranges. Ranch grease prices reflect shrinkage adjustments and handling deductions. Australian wools trend restrains Merino breeding concerns while Corriedale crossbred wools improve in price and export meat demand remains favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Bill Snyder
Boston
Corriedale
Crossbed
Broadway and Main Street Coke Britain Frenchman boycott
Champagne vs Coke in France sparks an anti Coca Cola campaign led by wine interests and Communists. The column argues a French boycott of Coca Cola while noting the export company would operate with French personnel and ownership, and urges hospitality venues to join the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
French National Assembly
France
Vere
United States
Commie
L’humanite
la Belle France
le Monde
Dr. Brown
Stalin
Spcces
Coca-Cola Export Corporation
VA Sets October Cutoff to End Combination GI Loans
The Veterans Administration announced a four date sequence in 1950 leading to termination of combination first and second mortgage GI loans under Public Law 475. October 20 is the cutoff for combination loan guarantees with full elimination by December 31 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Carl R. Gray, Jr
Gene A. Robens
Albuquerque
Windblown Loans Proceeding Despite Date
All loans already in process before this date will be completed. The statement clarifies that ongoing financings proceed unimpeded while new actions are not detailed.
bearers of false witness threaten nation’s economic health
The writer warns against false witness and naive economic theories akin to unqualified surgeons. He contrasts England’s socialist tilt with American reliance on so called economic doctors, urging caution toward Do Gooder planners and calling out ignorance in economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Diocletian
England
America
Grow Those Hogs For Greatest Profits
Agricultural column by J M Wear Jr from Purina Research FarmSummit Missouri discusses hog profitability stressing strong start, good health, balanced ration, and proper housing Pasture access, shelter, and adequate space reduce costs and support early marketing Question prompts livestock queries to FARM FACTS bureau with free answers The piece ends with a grim note on knife violence and national survival in war context
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Wear, JR
South Eighth Street
St. Louis
Missouri
Fragmentary Phrase on Medical Outcome Persists
The fragment presents a wary caution about medical outcomes and the specter of a patient’s death as a feared conclusion, reflecting tense rhetoric on medical success and failure. It hints at the stakes of a treatment or operation within a wartime or public health frame.
Loopholes in Painting Methods Warn Brush Edge Care
Avoid dragging a brush across the paint can rim to remove excess paint. This wears bristles, even with nylon brushes, and scrapes off more paint than needed. Result is a thinner coat and extra trips to dip.
Proper Brush Technique To Save Paint And Bristles
The article advises topping off excess paint by brushing only half the bristle length against the can edge. This preserves paint and reduces wear on nylon or hog bristle brushes, preventing rapid bristle damage from constant edge dragging.
Notices of Property and Legal Action From New Mexico
The notice lists Edward F. Kornegay of Lovington filing to prove land claim in New Mexico on July 10, 1950 with witnesses named. It also announces a pending civil action in Lea County District Court to quiet title to Lots 8–12, Block 18, Eunice, with defendants listed and July 22, 1950 deadline for response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Kornegay
Lovington
New Mexico
Township
E. J. Fox
Tatum
Oscar B. Powell
Hobbs
Marvin E. Powell
Rt. 1
J. Henry Baker
N. Curtis Weathersbee
District Court
Lea County
Arthur Drexel
Eunice
Order for service on defendant J E Whitehead
In the United States District Court for the District of New Mexico the plaintiff seeks a decree divesting defendants title to all minerals in El Sec 10 T15S R37E and vesting it in the plaintiff. J. E. Whitehead must appear by July 10 1950 or face default. order to publish in Lovington Leader and Daily Commercial Record for six weeks with proof of publication due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hervey
U. S. Marshall
Dallas
Texas
Lea County
New Mexico
J. E. Whitehead
Lovington
Public Notice of Service Order in Civil Case No 1624
Clerk certifies annexed copy of ORDER FOR SERVICE ON DEFENDANT J E WHITEHEAD BY PUBLICATION in case 1624 with W H Gilmore as plaintiff and The Pacific Royalty Company et al as defendants. Official seal affixed in Albuquerque on April 24, 1950, with subsequent publication dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States OF America
District of New Mexico
Wm. D. Bryars
United States District Court For
J. E. Whitehead
W. H. Gilmore
Pacific Royalty Company
Albuquerque
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AIKEN
S.C
Standard and Review
Wool Board
Australia
Broadway
Main Street
Billy Rose
Messieurs
Messieurs Et Mesdames
Veterans News
Fleischman
Alfred P. Harke
J. M. Wear, Jr
Purina Research Farming Summit
Harry Will
Gaines Dog Research Center
U.S
Germany
Plott
North Carolina
Cdadalupe
Philadelphia
Draa Mitten
Joe Black
Omen Hooper
Joe Elia Robinson
E. Moy Tatur
Roy Tatum
Osborne Fisher
Eva Tatum
Shortgrass Miller
C. B. Cochran
Department of the Interior Land & Survey Office
Santa Fe, New Mexico
J. C. Comace
Lovington Leader
State OF New Mexico
John N. Carson
J. N. Carson
W. J. Carson
Mattie I. Carson
William S. Marshall
John G. McKenzie
W. Marie McKenzie
Corrie L. Jenkins
L. A. Atkins
G. L Stanley
J E. Skinner
C. D. Nevills
C. H. (Casey) Cabool
Maude Burnett
Joseph S. Stevens
Clay Lumber Company
the Groves Lumber Company
Cragin and Son
Lusk Motor Company
Herwig-Stuart Townsite Company
Pecos Valley Trust Company
W. M. Beauchamp
IN the District Court OF the United States For the
District OF
the Pacific Royalty Company
Filed & Corporation
E. Whitehead
WM. D
Jbryars
Carl A. Hatch
The
District Court For the
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