Notice of Pendency of Divorce Action in Lea County
In the District Court of Lea County New Mexico Anna Pearl Watts plaintiff versus Clayton O Watts defendant civil action No 10332. Notice to Clayton O Watts that suit for divorce has been filed and an appearance must be entered by November 24 1952. Default judgment may be entered. Witness date September 29 1952. Lovington Leader publication October 3 10 17 24 1952.
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Lea County
State OF New Mexico
Clayton O. Watts
L. George Schubert
Hobbs
New Mexico
Lovington Leader
State urged to establish New Mexico nursing school
A formal recommendation supports creating a bachelor degree nursing program at the University of New Mexico. A statewide survey by doctors, nurses, hospitals, and high schools shows a serious shortage of professionally trained nurses. Miss Edyth Barnes of the U S Public Health Service led a two week tour, with committees weighing hospital needs and high school interest.
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School of Nursing
University of New Mexico
New Mexico
Edyth Barnes
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Edward F. Castetter
Miss Barnes
Reid
Political Spotlight on Stevenson Expenses Summary
United Press report outlines a 1949 1950 political fund with at least 100000 dollars from state contractors and individuals to Stevenson and the Democratic state central committee. Funds allegedly covered charitable gifts entertainment and some legislative campaigns while a separate small personal fund aided underpaid state employees. Stevenson campaigns from Springfield then heads toward Kentucky and Indiana.
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Stevenson
Nixon
Illinois
William McKinney
McKinney
Democratic State Central Committee
Scripps-Howard
Chicago
Herman Smith
Smith
Springfield
Ilinois
Kentucky
Indiana
Quincy High School Alumni Reunion Draws Graduates
Quincy Michigan reports a full alumni reunion with every class from 1898 to 1952 represented. All seven graduates of 1902 attended the event, underscoring a long tradition of school memories and community connection.
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Quincy, Mich
Quincy High School
Six More Polio Cases Reported In New Mexico
The state health department today recorded six additional polio cases in 1952, four in Bernalillo County and two in Valencia County. The year to date total rises to 367, compared with 84 cases at the same time in 1951.
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New Mexico
State Health Department
Bernalillo
Valencia County
New Orleans Gambler Settles Tax Bill for 25 Cents on Dollar
New Orleans gambler Philip Dandy Phil Kastel settled a $32 717 tax bill for about 25 cents on the dollar. Tax court records show he agreed with the government while the case was before the court. The settlement of $8 100 was reached December 5 1951. Kastel figured in an investigation of organized crime conduct.
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New Orleans
Philip
Phil” Kastel
United States
Kastel
Marine Corps Reserve In Serious Condition Says Leader
Brig. Gen. John C Mc Queen, head of the Marine Corps Reserve, warns the force is in serious condition and requires build up as the cheapest insurance against war. He notes 176 reserve units nationwide with only about 15 percent of required personnel.
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Marine Corps Reserve
John C McQueen
Bellingham
Was
United States
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Action State OF
W. M. Beauchamp
Lucille B. Lister
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J. W. Wallrich
Lovington, NM
Erbouse Monument CO
Kenneth Osborn
W. Taylor
Pho
Frank Teague
Sohpia
Bob Beamer
Rose Sewing Center
Jones Bros. Co
W. Central
McDonald Community Booth
McDonald’s
R.n.’S
Tee
Jake's
Clovis Road
Lubbock, Texas
United Press
Senate
Estes KeFauver
Tennessee
Jake
Good Eats Bakery
Hobbs, New Mexico
Lovington and
Denton Hardware
Travis and
Harold Denton
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