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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1952

Page

6

Eisenhower urges higher old age aid and probes tax corruption

Denver reports Eisenhower calls for increased federal support for old age assistance and broader Social Security coverage. He cites inadequate laws, aims to extend benefits beyond the current $50 maximum, and notes IRS corruption probes shaping GOP strategy. McCamey report notes 30 days left for Texas car inspections, with only about half of cars passed.

Denver Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower America James C. Hagerty Gess House Ways and Means Robert W. Kean R-N. J Carl T. Curtis R-Neb John W. Byrnes R-Wis Internal Revenue Bureau Kean GOP Eisenhow Mccamey R.M. Hammett West Division Texas Department of Public Safety Texas

U S Sabre Jets Score Sixth Straight Victory Over MIGs

U S forces claim six straight days of air victories over Migs with 19 Reds jets destroyed and 19 damaged. Fifth Air Force reports no losses in aerial combat last week while noting eight Allied planes lost: four to anti air fire and four missing. Sabre jets backed Allied strikes on Haeju Peninsula and supported ground actions near Panmunjom as Chinese artillery and patrol clashes continued on the Western Front.

Seoul U. S&s Reds Fifth Air Force Sabres Haeju Korea Panmunjom Eighth Army

Polio-Stricken General Remains In Poor Condition

Retired Brig. Gen. Nat Per rene hospitalized with polio at Brackenridge in Austin remains in poor condition. Doctors advised against moving him to Brooke General Hospital. he uses an iron lung. He formerly commanded the 141st and WA 2nd Infantry regiments of the 36th division.

Austin Nat Perréne Brooke General Hospital San Antonio Brackenridge Hospital 141St

Chiropractor Advocates Nerve Health Through Adjustments

Dr S Dale Brewer and Dr J O Cox promote chiropractic care as a natural method to keep spine normal and restore nerve flow. They assert disease stems from brain to body communication disruption and claim vertebral adjustments remove obstructions to health.

S. Dale Brewer Brewer Chiropractic Clinic East 27Th St J. O. Cox Cox Chiropractic Clinic West County Road

Detroit Windsor Tunnel connects US and Canada

The Detroit Windsor Tunnel serves as the sole underwater crossing linking the United States and Canada, enabling vehicle traffic between the two nations.

Detroit - Windsor United States Canada

Red Army Hero Marries American Bride in Germany

Fedor Ivanovich Belov a 33 year old Red Army artillery captain and thrice wounded defector wed Adele Koskosky a 29 year old Chicago born U S Army Special Services worker. The couple married in an Army chapel in FFA IKFURT Germany and plan to move to New York to begin their life together in the United States.

FFA Ikfurt Germany United States Fedor Ivanovich - Belov Adele Koskosky Chicago U. S. Army Special Services Belov East Germany Adele Chicago University Europe New York

Bobcat Hunts For Prey Preferring Live Targets

The bobcat is described as a hunter that prefers catching its own prey but will eat carrion from animals killed by others.

Two Texans Among Plane Crash Dead

The Navy released the names of 14 sailors killed in a Mariner plane crash near Tokyo. Among the dead are two Texans, Jimmy Lawrence Lowell and Truman Doyle Mauney, both listed with home addresses in Henrietta and Gorman respectively.

Washington Navy Mariner Tokyo Jimmy Lawrence Lowell Clarence Lowell Henrietta Truman Doyle Mauney Aviation Ordnance Sullivan Mauney Gorman

Rome police fail to locate radio stolen in Anzio villa

Rome police chief Saverio Polito admitted that capital agents could not find a radio stolen from his summer villa in Anzio during a stay here. The loss was reported after he vacationed in the resort town near Rome.

Anzio Italy Saverio Polito Rome

Shivers Names 23 Man Traffic Probe Group For Texas

Gov Allan Shivers announced at the Texas American Legion convention that a 23 member state traffic commission will be appointed next month to study traffic problems and propose recommendations for the Legislature. He also said he would seek changes to the new auto inspection law to emphasize safety. Shivers recalled 2410 deaths on Texas streets in 1950.

Internal Revenue Bureau Kean Treasury Department Eisenhower Boise Idaho Len Jordan Howard Pyle Arizona Edwin L. Mechem New Mexico Arthur D. Langlie Washington Douglas McKay Oregon Frank A. Barrett Wyoming Charles H. Russell Nevada Dan Thornton Colorado J. Bracken Lee Utah Jordan Gallup N. M House Senate Agriculture South Dallas Allan Shivers American Legion Shivers Stanley Stin Carville the Legion Texas

Shivers calls for highway safety reforms amid deadly Texas toll

The speaker cites Texas highway deaths and urges legislative action to remove the state from its painful top ranking. The discussion shifts to Hansen's disease with Stein noting the term leprosy is outdated and urging Legionnaires to combat stigma and promote accurate terminology.

Texas Shivers Stein

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