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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1952

Page

11

Texans See Great Danger from Possible Enemy Air Attacks

A Texas Poll survey finds about half of Texas adults fear danger of their community in a major war with only about a quarter believing imminent air attack. City residents show higher concern than rural areas with northern U S regions deemed more at risk.

Joe Belden Fexzs Pot 2Xas United States Texas Real Daziger

Free Book on Arthritis and Rheumatism Explains Non Surgical Treatment

An enlarged free booklet titled Rheumatism is offered by The Ball Clinic Excelsior Springs Missouri. It argues drugs give only temporary relief and promotes a non surgical, non medical treatment with 33 years of success. No obligation to send for the book.

Ball Clinic Excelsior Springs Missouri

Crane School Bond Issue Gets Okay

A $450,000 building bond issue for Crane Independent School District in Crane County won approval from Attorney General Price Daniel. The bonds, dated July 15 1952 and numbered 1 through 450, fund construction and equipment for non wood public school buildings and sites. Interest at 2 percent, taxes of 11 cents per $100 valuation were levied, with annual installments through 1967.

Austin Atty Price Daniel Crane Independent Crane County Daniel Lschool R. S. Calvert

School Board Awards Cafeteria Equipment Contract

The Ector County Board of Education awarded the cafeteria equipment contract for the new Ben Milam school to Huey Philip Company for 8819.01 dollars at a Thursday meeting. The board also approved buying a house for the principal at Goldsmith, band uniforms for Blackshear, and trips for the Senior High School band to Lubbock on Oct 10 and San Angelo on Oct 24. Also approved were seven student transfers to Monahans, commercialization of parts of a block, and the election of 37 new teachers.

Ben Milam Huey Philip Company Ector County Board of Education Odessa Goldsmith School Blackshear Lubbock San Angelo Yarbrough Allen Camp West Ector County Monahans Misses Lannie Brookshier Lucille Callihan Jo East Patricia Ann Fleming Ances Gage Marilyn Gee Dorothy Gressett Joyce Harvey Margaret Mae Hudson Jane Lancaster Lavada Lance Ann

Price List for Pipe and Reinforcing Steel

Immediate shipment galvanized pipe priced per 100 feet at 1/2 inch 11.35 dollars 3/4 inch 13.22 dollars 1 inch 18.67 dollars Larger sizes available Reinforcing steel bars priced per ton 3/8 inch 151.08 dollars 1/2 inch 149.41 dollars 6/8 inch and up 147.77 dollars

End of Kingship Foretold in East As Rulers Fall

United Press Foreign Analyst Phil Newsom reports upheaval across the Near and Mid East as Jordan ousts King Talal, naming Hussein II, with a regency to May. Iran’s Shah Reza Pahlavi weakens under Mossadegh, Yemen’s Nam Ahmed voices future fears, and Arab nationalism plus Arab rivalries fuel regional instability affecting Suez defense and oil.

East Near Mid-East Jordan Talal Hussein II Farouk Egypt England Jord Middle East Iran Shah Reza Pahlavi Mohammed Mossadegh Nam Ahmed Yemen Imam Ahmed West Suez Canal Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Adaimant Hussein Iraq Saudi Arabia Syria Naif Lebanon Jerusalem United States Britain

United Nations and U S Spotlight Grass Farming at State College

The United Nations and the U S government highlight grassland farming at an international conference to be held at State College Pennsylvania. Officials say grass and legumes can raise meat production and soil fertility, potentially easing world hunger. More than 60 nations invited. about 20 000 American farmers expected to attend field demonstrations.

Odessa Texas United States Connecticut Kansas Oklahoma South Carolina Mississippi U. S Great Western Ranges Agriculture Department Pennsylvania State College United Nations Europe

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