Lovington Publisher Agnes Kastner Head Twice Weekly
Agnes Kastner heads the Lovington publication, issued Tuesdays and Fridays each week, as the publisher.
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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1952
Page
2
Kellems Book Provokes Debate on Income Tax and Withholding
George Peck reviews Vivien Kellems book Toil Taxes and Trouble published by P. Dutton. He highlights Kellems 1948 stand against withholding tax and the 16th Amendment arguing the income tax harms American life and constitutional rights. Rupert Hughes provides an introduction praising her defiance.
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George Peck
Kellems
Gal
Vivien Kellems
Stonington, Conn
Miss Kellems
Rupert Hughes
Miss Kellem
Hughes
Folloers
America
P. Dutton & Company, Inc
Fourth Avenue
Newark 10
N. Y
Elocution Tips For 1952 Candidates From Professor
Cleveland based speech professor Ige B. Simon critiques Truman Taft MacArthur Eisenhower Kefauver and other White House contenders. He urges Truman to read without mumbling and to avoid humdrum delivery. Taft needs warmer tone smoother cadence and courtesy. Eisenhower should add stronger gestures and less calmness. MacArthur should curb jaw thrusts and dramatic flourishes. Kefauver lacks expression and warmth in delivery.
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Cleveland, CO
Ige B. Simon
Fenn College
White House
Truman
Simond
Douglas MacArthur
Simon
Lincoln
Lovington banquet honors teachers and supt Pannell hints at visits
The Lovington teachers were honored at a annual banquet where Supt H C Pannell warned the Lovington mayor and council he will visit soon to push his agenda. He joked about closing streets as Hobbs officials do, urging safer driving habits.
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H. C. Pannell
Lovington
Hobbs
New Mexico IFYE delegates to Belgium Tunisia announced
New Mexico's International Farm Youth Exchange delegates for 1952 will represent their country in Belgium and Tunisia. Barbara Funkhouser and David Kidd, both 22 and 25, will travel as 4-H club alumni from Las Cruces and Roy after graduating from New Mexico A and M College. Fundraising supports travel.
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New Mexico
IFYE
Belgium
Tunisia
International Farm
L. S. Kurtz
Barbara Funkhouser
Las Cruces
David Kidd
Roy
New Mexico A & M College
U. S
Death of a Salesman stage cautionary tale cited in May 1952 week
Gene Lockhart starred without the playwright’s curses in Death of a Salesman as Fulton Oursler notes in Modern Parables. Other items discuss simples herbs for cooking from Alice Williamson and a medical anecdote about steak as a cold compress from Liam O Connor in American magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Lockhart
Fulton Oursler
Lockhart
Performancia
Alice H. Williamson
Liam O’connor
Congress to challenge Truman on steel seizure power rider
The House Judiciary Committee plans to vote on a war powers extension while Texas Democrat Pickett proposes a rider denying the president inherent seizure powers over the steel industry. The move would bar changes in working conditions or prices and keep a court-ordered ban on such changes in effect.
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Congress
Truman
Supreme Court
House Judiciary Committee
Representative Pickett
Texas
High Court
Perlman
Executive Branch
Senate
President Truman
Pickett
Frumzeg
U S Helps Japanese Save Cherry Trees
Offshoots of Washingtons famed Japanese cherry trees were sent to Tokyo to revive dying ancestral groves. Forty cuttings from eight varieties, six to ten inches with five buds each, were shipped by air, with three of eleven original trees represented. The gesture marks renewed friendship between Japan and the United States.
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Washington
Potomac River
Tokyo
Arakawa River
Imperial Palace
Japan
Japanese Goverment Overseas Agency
United States
Department of Interior
Uinéul Ouicias
Uf Jay
Annual Meeting Notice for Lea County Electric Cooperative
Public notice of the 1952 annual meeting in Lovington New Mexico to elect four trustees review reports and transact business. Nominating committee filings list Tip Barnes Marvin Powell Ruth S Patterson and others with letters of petition for additional candidates. Proceedings set for June 2 1952 at 10 00 A M with quorum, minutes, and adjournment as order of business.
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LEA County Electric Cooperative, Inc
Lea Theatre
Lovington
Lea County
New Mexico
Tip Barnes
Crossroads
Truman Signals Start of Whistle Stop Campaign
President Truman appears set to launch a whistle stop campaign in Washington for the Democratic effort. He attacks Congress over military spending limits and foreign aid cuts, urging Senate action to restore funds. Senate debates foreign aid, with further proposed cuts eyed by Republicans.
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Truman
Washington
D. C
Jewish National Fund
White House
Kremlin
Senate
House
Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Stop Sign Aetnal City 315 In Two Day Fines
Charleston police kept secret the location of a stop sign that led to 45 violators in two days. The sign generated 315 dollars in fines and, once it ends its run, the officer plans to move to another site.
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Charleston
W. Va
OF LEA COUNTY STATE OF NEW MEXICO IN THE MATTER
The phrase appears as a fragment from a legal notice or case heading related to Lea County New Mexico. No further readable details specify the action, party, or deadline within the provided text.
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Lea County
New Mexico
Probate Notice for William H. Tomlinson Will in Lea County
In Lea County New Mexico Probate Court Minna Tomlinson files a petition to probate the last will of William H. Tomlinson Deceased. The court fixed July 1 1952 at 10:00 AM in Lovington for proving the will and appointing an executrix Eva Tatum Clerk notes dates May 21 1952 and publication in May June 1952 notices.
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Laura Gilpin
Francis Gilpin
Francis Gilpin, Jr
District Court
Lea County
Lovington
New Mexico
Hervey, Dow & Hinkle
Roswell
District Court of
Sea County
State of New Mexico
Minna Tomlinson
William H. Tomlinson
Probate
Eva Tatum
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