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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1952

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British Save 3 7 Yanks After Western Farmer Sinks

In the English Channel off Dover a Norwegian tanker rammed the American Liberty ship Western Farmer causing it to split and sink. Lifeboats rescued 37 crewmen including Capt. Gunnar Utvik of Galveston. The Biergholm stood by as rescue boats evacuated the survivors amid a gale and rain. The forward half sank quickly while the after part remained afloat briefly.

Dover England English Channel Gunnar Utvik Galveston Tex Ramsgate Biergholm Oslo Goodwin Sands Channel Dulcilio Santiago Brookly N. Y Utvik

Witness Talks In Call Girl Case

New York August 21 a Broadway press agent known as Ray Davions or Ray Russell plans to tell the grand jury all he knows about prostitution. He seeks immunity and faces possible indictment as the high profile case swirls around Mickey Jelke and others connected to expensive call girls.

New York Grand Jury Case Society Ray Davions Times Square Ray Russell Anthony J. Liebler Davioni Oee Minot Mickey) Jelke III

Truman Promises No Compromise in Korea Peace Terms

President Truman assured diplomatic officials that the United States will not weaken its Korean truce terms to gain a peace settlement before the November election, according to sources on Thursday.

Washington Truman United States

Polio Cases Rise as Texas Sees Record Year

Two more Texans die from polio as new cases push Texas toward a potential 3000 total. State Health Officer Dr George W Cox reports 214 new cases last week and notes polio in 254 counties with 2,784 current cases, while Houston Dallas and Fort Worth areas report rising counts and deaths. Barry Bishop Jr within Houston improves after Mexican drug treatment. the case highlights new polio therapies.

Associated Press State Health Department Pearl Crews Sugar Land Houston David Lee Beal Joe S. Beal Fort Worth George W. Cox Texas Ellen Simmons Dallas Harris County Waco McLennan Lockhart Elgin Breckenridge Hospital Austin Cox Cochran Denton Terrell Barry Bishop Jr Bishop U. S Mexico City Mexico Ministry of Health

Top Justice Official Is Probe Target

Washington reports that a top Justice Department official is the prime target of House investigators set to begin hearings next Tuesday. Rep. Chelf says the official remains in the department. The shakeup under James P. McGranery continues, with several aides reassigned or suspended, including James A. Mullally amid an inquiry into his outside activities.

Washington Justice Department House Rep. Chelf D-Ky Special Judiciary Department Atty J. Howard McGrath McGrath James P. McGranery Chelf McGranery Capitol Hill James A. Mullally

Tornado at Sedalia Missouri State Fair Kills One

A twister struck the Sedalia Missouri State Fairgrounds killing Henry Pyle, 25, of Kalamazoo Michigan, as winds toppled a semi trailer and caused widespread damage. About a dozen injured, many sleeping on the grounds, with one building destroyed and $500000 in damage to the tropical gardens exhibit.

Sedalia Fairgrounds State Highway Patrol Henry Pyle Kalamazoo Mich Pyle Thomas Bothwell Hospital Aospital

Korean Farmer Recalls Harrowing Helicopter Ride

A Korean farmer plowing his field suffers a mine blast that wounds a Marine. An emergency helicopter evacuation lifts the sleeping farmer and, after a terrifying ascent, returns him to the hospital. He later trudges back to his field still shaken.

Eighth Army Korea Inchon

Eisenhower warns of worse trouble if no reaction to Korea

Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower told GOP leaders in Kansas City that not reacting to the 1950 Korean invasion could have brought greater danger. He argued terrible blunders led to the war, blamed Truman era policies, and urged Congress respect from the executive. He spoke in Boise from Idaho's Capitol steps, urging a middle road to guard against tyranny and promising a responsive, humble presidency.

Kansas City Kan Dwight D. Eisenhower South Korea Eisenhower Truman Korea China Congress Boise Fairfax Airport Washington Idaho America

Truman Daughter Defends Stockholm Bodyguards Incident

Margaret Truman described Swedish reports of her Secret Service guards as a misunderstanding and silliness. White House officials denied the claims, noting no weapon or force was used and that protection is required for presidential family members abroad.

Helsinki Finland Margaret Truman Stockholm Expressen U. S Miss Truman Secret Service Aftonbladet Sweden Gor Illas White House Joseph Short Foreign Office U. S. Secret Service State Treasury Department Treasury Short Walton Butterworth State Department City Hall

Shivers seeks quick farm input on drought aid plan

Governor Allan Shivers urged farm leaders and ranchers to wire in today whether Texas should pursue federal drought disaster benefits. He said action should come immediately and would decide tomorrow. Wires were requested from county agents farm editors editors and county judges in the hardest hit areas.

Allan Shivers Texas Austin West Texas Chamber of Commerce Joe Bob Shelton Brownwood James McAnelly Brownwood Chamber of Commerce John C. White Shiver B. F. Vance USDA Production & Marketing Administration Shivers Vance C. J. McCormick Abilene

Texas drought drags on as Shivers weighs disaster status

Texas endures heat and drought for a third year amid mounting crop losses and dwindling water supplies. Gov. Shivers delays a decision on seeking federal drought disaster status while consulting Agriculture officials and farmers about program benefits and timing.

Texas Allan Shivers Dallas Grover Tooke Jewel Pate Mary Taylor Seattle Corsicana Lake Halbert iWater

Truman says he knows nothing about mess in his administration

President Truman brushed off questions about a mess in his administration at a news conference. He defended his record, said he would be a target for Eisenhower, and claimed the Democratic campaign should run on Roosevelt and Truman era records. He avoided commenting on the steel strike remarks.

Washington Truman Adlai Stevenson Stevenson Oregon Minocqua Wis John Sparkman Gen Eisenhower Roosevelt Jack Bell Bell Eisenhowser United States Willkie Dewey

Adlai Calls Ike Me-Too Candidate In West Tour

MINOCQUA Wis Aug 21 Gov Adlai Stevenson says Dwight Eisenhower is a me too candidate who approves most Democratic laws since 1932 after reading Eisenhower Boise Idaho speech Stevenson plans western stops including Wyoming Montana and Pacific Northwest California and the Southwest with no speaking details He notes he has long opposed unnecessary federal expansion and prides that view himself.

Minocqua Wis Adlai Stevenson Dwight D. Eisenhower Stevenson Jin Eisenhower Boise Ida Woodlands West Wyoming Montana Pacific Northwest California Southwest Eisenhower Stevenson Stevenson

Quint Dies After Birth in Sao Paulo Hospital

One of the girl quintuplets born to Mrs. Maria Albano 38 died at a hospital in Sao Paulo. The remaining four were reported in good condition. The babies weighed under three pounds at birth and were placed in incubators at the maternity hospital.

Sao Paulo Brazil Maria Albano Sao ‘Carlos Mae Iternity

Conservative Party emerges in Texas GOP split

Ex Taft Texas delegate Edward B. Holman says a new Conservative Party will run a full slate for state and local offices, led by General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Senator Richard Nixon, challenging Houston Republican National Committeeman Jack Porter. The move coincides with other party maneuvers ahead of statewide races and a drive for a presidential primary system.

Associated Press Fort Worth Christian Nationalist Party Douglas MacArthur Texas Allan Shivers Ebaogh Texas Supreme Court Frank P. Culver Spurgeon Bell Houston Civil Appeals Court Congress Stella Senate House of Representatives Jimmy Phillips Angleton Phillips Chicago Holman Marshall H. Kennady Eugene Nolte San Antonio Republican State Executive Committee Kennady Nolte Eisenhower Porter

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