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Newspaper

Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1956

Page

2

Tearooms Shape Seoul Deals From Quiet Corners

In Seoul a network of about 400 tearooms acts as informal forums for politicians merchants and artists. By day the venues host nature scenes and tea rituals while at night they influence illumination decisions and key city dealings. The tearooms serve tea and coffee only and are largely off limits to American servicemen.

Jack Boyer United Press Seoul Han River Electric Hernando Ice Town Star My Heart South Palace

Cooling Supersonic Speed Planes Faces Major Issue

The Aircraft Industries Association warns cooling systems for future supersonic and high altitude aircraft are inadequate. Cockpit temperatures reach 150 degrees while outside is near zero, rising to 2380 degrees at Mach 2, risking pilots losing coordination or consciousness.

Washington The Aircraft Industries Association Aviation

Mrs Morgan Moves To Canada Farewell Party Noted

Mrs Ardee Morgan hosted a farewell gathering at Mrs Hubert Nelms home on West Ave O with co host Mrs T L Owens. Guests included Mrs T C Townsend, Fred Crocker, Bob Crocker, Bob Walton, L R Barton, Cotton Owen, Charles Ego, Elias Kelch and J D OGrady. She leaves with her two sons to join her husband in Calgary Canada to begin a new home.

Ardee Morgan Hubert Nelms West Ave T. L. Owens Mmes T. C. Townsend Fred Crocker Bob Crocker Bob Walton L. R. Barton Cotton Owen Charles Ego Elias Kelch J. D. O'Grady Mrse. Morgan Calgary Canada

Boy Scouts Hit Record Membership Milestone in 1955

The Boy Scouts of America reported a new high in membership as the national council opened a two day meeting in Cincinnati. Chief Scout Executive Dr. Arthur Schuck called the gains a challenging responsibility for training American youth in character and citizenship, noting membership surpassed three million with over one million adult leaders enlisted to supervise the effort.

United Press Boy Scouts of America Cincinnati Arthur Schuck

Woe Upon Woe in North Branford Traffic Court

Edward F. Cote, 20, faced town court on speeding and suspended license charges. He was fined an additional 100 dollars after being re-arrested when stepping from his car in front of the courthouse.

North Branford, Conn Edward F.cote Cote

Segregation issue tests in North Carolina and Florida primary hints

In North Carolina three Tar Heel congressmen face scrutiny for not signing the Southern manifesto on segregation. A Democratic primary outcome could signal the issue's political weight in the upper South. Florida previews show a light vote with Kefauver and Stevenson seen as differing little on race. Florida results affect national convention delegates.

North Carolina Harold Cooley Thurmond Chatham Charles E Upper South Florida Kefauver-Stevenson Kefauver Stevenson

Stock Market Slump Sparks Third Quarter Outlook

United Press notes the stock market has shrunk about ten billion dollars since its April peak. Analysts cite a consolidation phase and factors including auto industry slump and tight credit, with declines in farm equipment, textiles, home building, and steel. Officials foresee a fall in third quarter 1956, with a rally anticipated in the fourth quarter.

United Press Stock Exchange

Notice of Public Auction of State Lands Lea County

Public auction set for July 11 1956 at 10:00 A M at Lovington New Mexico for a 3 acre tract in Section 24 Township 11 South Range 32 East described by survey. Minimum bid $50 per acre with 5 percent down, 30 year balance at 4 percent, minerals reserved to state. deposits $205. right to reject bids reserved. Published Lovington Leader May through July 1956. Former district court probate notice follows.

Lea County Commissioner of Public Lands Santa Fe New Mexico Congress State of State Land Office Lovington N.M.P.M John W. West PE & LS Tatum A. D District Court Mary Lovelady District Court of Hobbs Harvey C. Markley Clyde Lovelady

Comical Gooney Birds Defy Navy At Midway Island

At Midway Island the gooney birds resist every attempt to deter them from runways. Mothballs failed to repel the albatrosses and previous tricks, including flares, mortars, and high frequency waves, proved useless. Navy officials fear the birds may crash into aircraft, but Midway remains their traditional nesting ground as jets may bypass the island in the future.

Navy Midway Island George Remington United Press Honolulu Midway Britain England Military Air Transport Service Pacific Uncle Sam

Houston blind man pushes anti begging law enforcement

Walter Keith of the Houston Chapter of the Texas Federation of the Blind urged the city council to enforce the anti begging ordinance. He said federation members voted to ask police to remove blind beggars from downtown streets and noted many beggars are transients earning more than local officials.

Houston, Texas Houston Walter Keith Texas Federation of the Blind Keith Federation

Hurricane Sam's dummy crash on Utah mesa during test drop

The dummy named Hurricane Sam failed to deploy its parachute during a 600 mile per hour sled ride on a Utah mesa. It plunged from a cliff as the supersonic air research track staged the first public demonstration to improve pilot survival after bailouts at high speeds.

Hurricane Mesa Utah Utah Mesa Sam

Bachelors and Melbourne Girls Offer Matches for Games

Melbourne mothers have opened the Olympic Civic Accommodation Center to board visitors during the Games. They prefer eligible American bachelors and will match hosts with guests, aiming to foster exchange of ideas. Committee chair Penelope Fortin notes countless offers and suggests applicants list marital status and age.

Robert C. Miller United Press Melbourne Australia Olympic Penelope Fortin Mrs. Fortin Victoria

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