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Newspaper

Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1952

Page

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Democrats At Hobbs Barbecue In Lea County

A Hobbs Lea County Democratic event featured Senators Stennis Chavez and Dempsey with candidates Castner Wiley and local officials. Speakers touted education gains, school costs, and social welfare, while pledging future airport and hospital support amid local tax cautions.

John J. Dempsey Dennis Chavez Bob Castner Tom Wiley American Legion Hall Tom Finn Hobbs Lea County Wiley New Mexico Chavez Lea County Hospital Finn Don Hallam Leroy Wise Charlie Trimble Jack Dempsey Lea County Co-op Lovington Tatum U. S John Stennis Mississippi

Tatum Highway Fatalities Rise After Sunday Crash

Two men die in a Sunday dawn one car wreck near Lovington New Mexico. Edward Wolfe 28 of Tatum dies instantly when his 1949 Ford overturns several times. Ramon Gonzalez 28 dies later at Lea County General Hospital. Seven Mexican nationals were aboard the car. Sheriff and coroner rule death due to automobile crash.

Tatum Edward Wolfe George Petty Ramon Gonzalez Lea County General Hospital Lovington REA Gonzalez Wolfe Trimble John W. Green Beard Fred H. Bruce Sr del Rio Tex Smith-Yarbo Funeral Home

Speeding Driver Arrested After Fatal Wreck Scene

State patrolman Otis Haley arrested Raymon Barisco after a fatal wreck scene Sunday night. Barisco was fined 110 dollars for drunken driving no license and speeding. He reportedly traveled about 70 miles per hour through the lighted area.

Raymon Barisco Otis Haley

Two Die in Lovington Road Collision

N W Eaton of Odessa severely injured in a two car crash seven miles north of Lovington on State Board 18. The crash killed Miss Lou Belle Gesell of Sayer Oklahoma and Miss Rose S Small of Sandborn Indiana. Gesell was a surgery supervisor at Hobbs hospital. Small was surgery floor supervisor at Hobbs hospital. Eaton is Zephyr Drilling company drilling superintendent.

Eaton Zephyr Drilling Company Lovington Lou Belle Gesell Sayer OkJja Rose S. Small Sanborn Indiana Gesell Gesell, Driving North On State Board 18 Miss Gesell Fred Gesell Hobbs Doris Rhodes Lea County General Hospital Miss Small Vincenness Sandborn Helen Duncan Nurses At Sea General

Mission B 29 Downing Revives Cold War Tense Moment

The State Department disclosed a Soviet patrol boat vicinity near the crash site of a B 29 on October 7, raising questions on any crew saved. Airman Thomas G Shipp, Lovington High alum, was aboard the Superfortress which US notes call an unarmed bomber. Moscow disputes say the plane violated Soviet airspace.

State Department Thomas G. Shipp T. Shipp Lovington Johnnie Roberts Superfort Japan Young Shipp Airforce United States Russia Kremlin Habomai Islands U. S Moscow

Robbery in Pitchfork Bar Nets $683 From Laborer

Officers hunt four Latin Americans after a $683 robbery at gunpoint in front of a Pitchfork bar. Victim Louis Marreno said two hundred and one twenty dollar bills, six ten dollar bills, three one dollar bills, two cotton sacks, two pairs of trousers, two shirts and a belt were taken. Suspects fled in a green 1948 Buick, west of Levelland, heading toward Austin or San Antonio. Three young men described as slight, swarthy.

New Mexico Texas Pitchfork Louis Marreno Marreno Levelland Austin San Antonio

Revival Closes After 58 Join First Baptist Church

The Revival at the First Baptist Church ended Sunday night with 58 additions. Sunday School attendance reached 552 and Training Union counted 258. The Womens Missionary Union is set to meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church.

First Baptist Church Training Union Womens Missionary Union

Lovington Gets New Radio Station From Worley and Zorns

Dave Worley and Bruce Zorns announce KLEA Lovington a 250 watt station planned to start by December 1. Worley a Texas Tech graduate and longtime radio man houses with his wife Lea at 1000 W Van Buren and oversees a temporary transmitter storage at Smith Machinery. Parish ties include Rotary and Masonry with Worley also part owner of KTNM Tucumcari.

Dave Lovington Dave Worley Worley Bruce Zorns Brownfield, Texas State Bank and Trust Co KLEA Texas Tech Rotary International Jacksboro Tex Cox Realty West Central St

Evans Opposes Sale of State Lands for Schools

G. W. Dub Evans Republican candidate for Commissioner of Public Lands declares opposition to selling 11 million acres of state lands to private permittees. He says lands were set aside for public schools and institutions and favors state ownership with careful management before expanding ownership of Taylor Grazing lands. He says changes require unanimous support from the education community.

G. W. “Dub” Evans Commissioner of Public Lands Evans New Mexico Education Association Educational and Benevolent New Mexico

Damage And Compensation Suits Filed

The Halliburton Oilwell Cementing Co. faces a $75000 damage suit from Jack Watson of Hobbs for a cerebral concussion after a defective valve exploded while he watched a well line. Jack C. Knox sues Noble Drilling Co. over a diving board fall causing a broken leg. the suit seeks $1000. Harold Rabe seeks 25 percent compensation plus 50 percent for safety omissions for finger injuries. Evan Lee Wilder sues Well Maintenance Co. Inc. for compensation.

Halliburton Oilwell Cementing Co Jack Watson Hobbs Makin Drilling Co Halliburton Co Watson Jack C. Knox Noble Drilling Co Eugene A. Robert Erd Eugene A. Robert Jr Hobbs Country Club, Inc Harold Rabe Great Western Drilling Co Rabe Evan Lee Wilder Well Maintenance Co., Inc

FBI Roswell Meet Discusses Auto Theft Crimes

Five Lea County sheriff's staff attended a one day FBI meeting in Roswell. Attendees included Sheriff Charlie Trimble, Under Sheriff James Robinson, R. Long, R. C. Hayes and Hobbs officer Jake Ford. They returned to Lovington late last night.

Lea County

Lovington Teachers Attend State Convention in Albuquerque

Lovington's 75 teachers join about 6000 NM educators at the state teachers annual convention in Albuquerque from tomorrow through Saturday. Students enjoy an extended holiday as dismissal shifts to 3 30 p m today. Superintendent H C Pannell and delegates Miss Floy Bell Miss Francis Harp Mrs Ethel Lapman Jimmy Henry will attend the opening council meeting Wednesday with others speaking in sectional programs.

Lovington Albuquerque New Mexico Loevington Floy Bell Francis Harp Ethel Lapman Jimmy Henry H. C. Pannell

Baptist Mission to Open in Northwest Lovington

A Baptist mission will open in the northwest part of Lovington with L. E. Lang of Buckeye named as minister. The announcement notes community support and a kickoff event planned in the near future.

Lovington L. E. Lang Buckeye

Smalley Absent From Singing Because of Broken Arm

L. G. Smalley missed the singing performance due to a broken arm, keeping him from participating in the program.

L. G. Smalley

New Assistant County Agent Returns to Lovington

Dorman Brookey has taken the post of assistant County Agent in Lovington after two years in Germany with the Army. He replaces Lloyd Cavazos who left in August for Tucumcari. Brookey attended a training school at New Mexico A & M Las Cruces October 20 to 22 and joined the Las Cruces homecoming celebration last weekend.

Lovington Germany Dorman Brookey T. C. Perkins Brookey New Mexico A & M Fort Sumner Lloyd Cavosos Tucumcari Las Cruces

Petition to Condemn Land in Texas Case

The Texas New Mexico Pipe Line Company sues George W. Sims Leo V. Sims and O J Boyd seeking condemnation of land. The filing names the parties and requests the court authorize the taking of property for pipeline use.

Texas New Mexico Pipeline Co George W. Sims Leo V. Sims O. J. Boyd

Also Mentioned on This Page

Democrats Hobbs Berbecue Jal Eunice John J. Stennis Senate H. C. Parnell Charlie Brown Tatum Highway Colm B. Dean Archie B. Compton J. D. Waddill E. M. Hester N. W. Eaton Odessa East Skelly Thomas Isks Dave R. Worley Smith Machinery Dio South Main St Worley and His Lea Wor FBI Roswell Hobbs Country Club Tom Kelly Ers Pannell Health and Physical Education League of Nations Aachen Trafalgar Princeton University el Alamein U.N Agincourt Lovington Credit Bureau Mary Payne Clarellen Green
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