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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1952

Page

10

Unexplained Left Turn Blamed for Wasp Hobson Collision

A Naval Court of Inquiry blamed Lt Cmdr W J Tierney for a grave judgment error causing the April 26 collision that sank the Hobson and damaged the Wasp. The court found no other officers responsible and said the reasons for the turn will never be known.

Washington Wasp Hobson Naval Cmdr W. J. Tierney New York U. S. Navy Tierney Philadelphia Navy Azores Islands Burnham C. McCaffree Canova Naval Court of Inquiry

Two Navy prisoners recaptured after Treasure Island escape

Seamen apprentice Larry H. Stout and Robert D. Marshall were recaptured in south San Francisco after fleeing Treasure Island in a car with two hostages. They surrendered to Patrolman Frank Swall after an 85 mile per hour pursuit. Stout faced a five year general court martial sentence. Marshall awaited trial for auto theft and desertion.

San Francisco Navy Treasure Island Larry H. Stout Loveland Ohio Robert D. Marshall Redding Calif Bertram J. Rodgers Marion Vasquez Jack Hinrichs Burlingame O. D. Tobey San Mateo Bay Bridge Hinrichs Frank E. Swall Swall Stout

Congressmen Prepare Overseas Trip to Korea

A group of nine members of the House Armed Services Committee will depart for Korea on Friday to assess how the Korean campaign may be settled and whether there is a shortage of American ammunition. The delegation, chaired by Rep. Brooks, plans a return on Sept. 14 and will tour Tokyo before entering Korea for an undetermined stay. Reps. Fisher and Frank Wilson of Texas are among the others tentatively set to join.

Washington Korea House Servces Tokyo Rep Brooks Reps. Fisher D-Tex Frank Wilson

Seamen at Ft Stanton Stage Sit Down Strike

Sixty five patients at Ft Stanton Marine Hospital refuse transfer to Detroit Marine Hospital awaiting fitness for duty. They announce a sit down strike after learning of moves due to federal funding gaps. They plan to draw food and essentials from a welfare fund set up by maritime unions. The hospital serves as a tuberculosis treatment center for merchant seamen.

Capitan, N. M Ft. Stanton Marine Hospital Detroit Marine Hospital

All Willing To Give Blood Typing At Mount Washington

All 34 residents of Mount Washington Massachusetts gathered on a single day to have their blood typed as part of the civil defense program.

Mount Washington, Mass

Marines Hold Bunker Hill After Heavy Chinese Assault

U S Marines with artillery repelled a major assault by about 750 Chinese Communist troops atop Bunker Hill on the Korean front. The four hour predawn attack left heavy Chinese losses and cemented Marine control of the ridge near Panmunjom.

Seoul Korea U. S Bunker Hill John T. Selden Panmunjom Siberia Hill Navy Wonsan Yodo Island Grapple U. S. Fifth Air Force

UN accuses Reds of failing to protect PV lives

United Nations officials charged North Korea with endangering imprisoned Allied soldiers by not identifying camp locations. Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison pressed Gen. Nam Il for the sites and prisoner counts, warning delay jeopardizes lives. A Panmunjom meeting also addressed shelling and airstrike incursions with mixed findings.

Reds Munsan Korea United Nations Today U. N William K. Harrison Nam Il Panmunjom Harrison William F. Dean Nam North Korea Charles W. McCarthy McCarthy Allied Panel

Radio Schedule Snapshot for Wednesday Evening Listings

A dense listing shows KOSA and affiliated programs with time slots from 2:40 PM to 12:00 AM. Programs include news, music variety, detective drama, theater, sports, and entertainment segments featuring Cedric Adams, Jan Garber, Ed Costello, World of Sports, Red Skelton, Bing Crosby, and Beulah among others.

Green Hornet Wild Bill Hickok Fulton Lewis Sports Mirror Gabriel Heatter Mutual Family Theater Dance Orchestra Bankage Cedric Adams St. Louis Beulah Jack Smith Grant Holcomb Damon Runyon Bob Crosby Kay Starr News of America Arthur Godfrey Rosemary Wendy Warren Young Dr. Malone Helen Trent Ed Costello Cecil’s Sammy Stanford Perry Mason N. Drake Ma Perkins Aunt Jenny

Stevenson Calls for Strategy Meeting in Illinois Campaign Plan

Adlai Stevenson announced a special strategy meeting in Springfield to chart his campaign. He named eight aides including a woman to form a brain trust and outlined a plan to work with Truman and the national party. The strategy session opens noon Saturday and runs through Sunday.

Springfield Adlai Stevenson Stevenson Sherwood Dixon Dixon Illinois Democratic Central Committee Edward J. Barrett William ‘G. Strat‘ton Stratton Truman White House Earle C. Clements Kentucky Clinton P. Anderson New Mexico Senate Campaign Committee Rep Michael J. Kirwan Ohio House Campaign Committee India Edwards Democratic National Committee Oscar Chapman George Ball Washington, D. C Independent Mike Monroney Oklahoma Wilson Wyatt New National Democratic Stephen A. Mitchell National Committee

Radio Log Schedule Highlights by Station and Time

A dense listing of radio programming across stations with times for news, music, drama, and variety shows. Highlights include Texas News at several intervals, World News, and various named hosts such as Carle, Martin, Massey, Godfrey, and Perry Mason episodes, spanning early morning through late evening.

Carle A. Schrader World News Frites Sons of Pioneers Martin Texas News Crane

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