Man and two women fined for vagrancy in Texas
A Lubbock man Eugene T. Sitz Jr. 21 and two women Kathleen McFarland 23 Odessa and Judy Callahan 21 Cleburne were arrested for vagrancy early Saturday. Sitz posted a 50 dollar bond and was released. the women pleaded guilty to vagrancy by prostitution and paid 50 dollar fines. The trio were arrested in a car at West Second and West County Road by a detective and two patrolmen around 5 am.
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Lubbock
Eugene T. Sitz Jr
Kathleen McFarland
Odessa
Judy Callahan
Cleburne
West Second
West County Road
Hospital Guard Freed by Jury in Kaufman County
The Kaufman County Grand Jury refused to indict Bobby Gene Autry twenty, a Terrell State Hospital attendant, in the death of inmate Dennis Oscar McCain seventeen. McCain died July twenty two on an operating table during an exploratory operation. Dr George Jackson said Autry mistook a playful attempt to take ward keys for an attack.
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Kaufman
Kaufman County
Terrell State Hospital
Bobby Gene Autry
Dennis Oscar McCain
Paris
Tex
Robert K. Ramsey
McCain
Ramsey
Autry
George Jackson
Austin
Jackson
State Hospital System
Commons Ratifies German Peace Pact
The British House of Commons approved ratification of contracts with West Germany 293 to 253 enabling troop deployment for western defense. Earlier 294 to 260 rejected a labor proposal delaying ratification to seek four power talks with Russia. Foreign Secretary Eden urged approval as the closest thing to a peace treaty with Germany. The U S has ratified. France and Germany parliaments review. Lords already ratified.
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House of Commons
House
Russia
Anthony Eden
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United States
France
House of Lords
Mossadegh Plans U S Visit to Seek Aid
Iranian Premier Mossadegh is expected to travel to the United States on September 2 aboard the new United States liner. Six cabins were reserved for Mossadegh and five staff members, signaling a possible return to Washington after a 1940s- style aid request while Iran faces oil revenue losses amid post coup tensions.
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Mohammed Mossadegh
United States
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America
Soviet Union
National Front
Tudeh Party
Iran
Child Anne Released From Hospital After Injury
Four year old Raymond Sheffield son of Mr and Mrs F C Sheffield of 207 E 15th was released from Medical Center Hospital Saturday after a skull injury suffered when hit by a car Friday night at the E 15th and N Texas intersection. He was brought to the hospital about 9 10 p m by ambulance.
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Child Anne
Raymond Sheffield
F. C. Sheffield
E. 15Th
Medical Center Hospital
N. Texas
Scout Camping State Ends At Buffalo Trail Ranch
The regular summer camping program closed Saturday at the Buffalo Trail Scout Ranch in the Davis Mountains. About 0 boys from 17 county Buffalo Trail Council Negro troops attended the final week, including several from Odessa and its troops.
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Buffalo Trail
Davis Mountains
County
Buffalo Trail Council of Boy Scouts
Odessa
West Texas
Texas Highlands
Agaja Canyon
Don Galbreath
Midland Scouts
The
Banch
Jimmie Hale
Big Spring
Henry Hicks
Big ‘Spring
Allen Hollis
Midland
Raymond Winters
Willie Wright
Pecos
Odessa College unveils new look and expanded facilities
A million dollar expansion transforms Odessa College with a larger gymnasium, arts and sciences labs, new classrooms, a 770 seat auditorium, and a 27 acre campus upgrade. The fall term begins September 10 with capacity for 750 full time students and 1500 in adult programs.
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Odessa College
Murry H. Fly
Odessa
Permian Basin
L. E. McCulloch
Mary Beth Holm
McCulloch
B. F. Barnes
Biological Science Department
Damon
City Wins Round Over Denison Phone Rate Dispute
Denison District Judge Penn Jackson denied Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. a temporary injunction against a city ordinance on rate penalties. The ruling upholds a $100 per 24 hour offense for charging higher rates than approved, with utility prohibitions on excess charges. Chief witness Henry Perry testified to losses, while City Attorney Hal Rawlins challenged Perry’s figures.
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Denison
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Penn Jackson
Cleburn
Jackson
R. C. Slagle Jr
Henry Perry
Dallas
Denison City
Hal Rawlins
Perry
Navy Electronics Battalion Set Up In Eighth Naval District
Odessa hosts the first electronics battalion in the Eighth Naval District announced by Lt. Cdr. Hughes B. Caddell. The Odessa unit forms the second in the nation with Lt. Stuart G. Painter and Lt. Cdr. Basil G. Wilkerson commanding two Organized Electronics Companies. Officers include Lt. Cdr. Jack P. Crane and Lt. JG F. L. Heipkemeier and Lt. Otto Pavlicek. All electronics units will adopt an annual 48 drill-pay schedule, replacing 24 periods.
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Eighth Naval District
Odessa
Hughes B. Caddell
Secon
United States
Electronics
Organized Electronics Co
Stuart G. Painter
Basil G. Wilkerson
Jack P. Crane
F. L. Heipkemeier
Wink
Otto Pavlicek
Pecos Cantaloupes Rolling To Market
Pecos cantaloupes move to market in good demand and volume per Neil Thompson of M. L. Todd Co. Quality is excellent. A Texas and Pacific train halted 45 minutes to load express shipments. Season expected to run through September 30th barring bad weather.
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Neil Thompson
M. L. Todd Co
Texas and Pacific
Pecos
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