Lovington Leader publisher details and subscription rates
Lovington Leader official publication of Lea County with Agnes Kastner as editor and publisher. The paper has a triweekly schedule and lists subscription prices for Lea County and outside areas, including 156 issues annually for in county and 44 issues for three months.
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Lovington
New Mexico
LEA County Publishing CO
Agnes Kastner
Official Publication Land Office
Lea County
Lee County
Lovington Dog Tax and Leash Rules Spark Discontent
A letter protests Lovington dog tax and vaccination rules as overly strict and harmful. Residents claim the city merely mimics others, causing boy and dog separations, and fear landlords and renters will bear fencing costs.
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Lovington
Lovington 84 Graduates Receive Diplomas Tuesday
The Lovington high school held a Tuesday ceremony as 84 graduates received their diplomas. Parents felt pride amid reflections on the costs and efforts of schooling, while the publisher noted the lasting sense of accomplishment with each graduate.
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Lovington
Papa
Mamma
John Easley
Lovington School Board
Easley
Editorial Attacks Rigid Price Supports in Farm Journal
In its May issue Farm Journal denounces 90 percent rigid price supports as a fraudulent political deception harming farmers and markets. It notes acreage reductions under the new flexible plan starting 1955 and argues livestock gains show better returns from free markets. The piece urges broader attitudes of market self-reliance in agriculture.
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Farm Journal
The
Wall Street Journal
Low Depths and New Heights In Oil Drilling
The world deepest oil well was abandoned after reaching 21 482 feet and 1175 drilling days at a cost over 2 million dollars due to no oil. The American Petroleum Institute notes the effort shows sinking to low depths to reach new heights.
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American Petroleum Institute
The American Watch Industry and National Defense
George Peck argues the U S watch industry is vital to mobilization and national security. He cites Secretary Wilson on horology as defense bases, notes import pressures from Swiss movements, and praises American makers for preserving skilled workers via tariffs to prevent a supply gap in wartime.
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Yesteryear
Nike
Watchmakers of
America
U. S
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Switzerland
Secretary of Defense
Eisenhower
United States
Mrs Otto Hillis Hosts WMA Meeting at Parkview Baptist
Mrs Otto Hillis hosted the Parkview Baptist WMA meeting on Tuesday May 24 beginning at 10 am with a business session and a covered dish luncheon The afternoon program titled Life Begins at Calvary featured readings by Mrs Ralph Moore Mrs M C Benge and Mrs M F Whitaker Mrs Lee Sanderson led quiz time and several other attendees including Mrs Frank Reed Mrs Hazel Stivers and Otto Hillis attended with children present
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Otto Hillis
Parkview Baptist W. MA
Calvary
Ralph Moore
M. C. Benge
M. F. Whitaker
Frank Reed
Hazel Stivers
Lee Sanderson
Push Button Era Ahead Says Danglade at ENMU
State Senator F. J. Danglade urged ENMU graduates to prepare for a coming era of automation he called the push button life. He warned about adapting to change, warned against communism, and urged college involvement and democratic participation as technology reshapes work and leisure.
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Danglade Pictures
Push Button
Enmu Graduates
F. J
Jack) Danglade
Eastern New Mexico University
Dean Martin Cole
Senator Danglade
Dangade
Danglade
Eden victory reshapes Britain foreign policy outlook
The Tory win strengthens Eden’s stance against Labor on foreign policy. Bevan and Attlee losses reduce left pressure, aligning Britain with Eisenhower’s approach on disarmament and atomic control. London supports US aims on Formosa and Asia while seeking a solid Western front at the Big Four.
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Britain
Eden
Aneurin Bevan
Bevan
Clement’ Attlee
Washington
Eisenhower
Formosa
Chaing-Kai Shek
United States
China
Asia
Labor
Chiang
Germany
Russia
France
Italy
Truck Driver Arrested for Overloading Load by 4000 Pounds
Edward D. Layton was arrested on a charge of overloading his truck by 4000 pounds. The cargo fee the details unclear.
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Saaiea
Edward D. Layton
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Berry Black
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W. A. Maxwell
H. L. Watkins
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Lela Miller
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I. F. Collier
Kyle Taylor
Dorothy Boteler
Jimmy Henry
Ethel Lampman
Lorene Shoup
Charles Wagaman
James Reese
Fay Harrington
Robbie King
Frieda Eshenbaugh
Edith Search
Florence Anderson
Bess Yearwood
Agnes Childre
Son Ae the Savage
Ad Pam Am
Hobdy Gann
Lovington Municipal
George Peck
Mr. Wilson
Defense Department
WMA
Snmu Board of Regents
Jack Mears
Eugene Mann
Ann Crosthwait
Mosquero
Chino Copper Company
Kenneth Shelton
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