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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1955

Page

3

Malenkov Described as First Deputy Premier in Moscow Broadcast

Moscow radio described ex Premier Georgi Malenkov as first deputy chairman of the USSR Council of Ministers. The report notes his unclear return to power and lists five other first deputy chairmen alongside him.

Georgi Malenkov London Moscow U.S.S.R Council of Ministers Malenkov Soviet Union V. M. Molotov L. M. Kaganovich A. I. Mikoyan M. G. Pervukhin M. Z. Saburov Communist Party Ural

Glenn L. Martin Dies at 69 Aviation Pioneer in Baltimore

Glenn L. Martin founder of the Glenn L. Martin Co. dies in Baltimore at University of Maryland Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. He pioneered aviation firsts from the first self powered flight in 1909 to satellites and advanced aircraft, with a multi plant empire and a $2 million payroll. He was born in Iowa and spent early years in Kansas and California.

Glenn L. Martin Aviation Baltimore Glenn L. Martin Co Glenarm Maryland University of ‘Maryland Martin Santa Ana Calif Wright- Martin Corp New York Cleveland Middle River Omaha Neb Denver Colo Macksburg Iowa Liberal Salina Kan California

Jungle Girl Bertha Hertogh Engaged at Eighteen

In Bergen op Zoom Bertha Hertogh now eighteen is formally engaged to Johan Gerard Wolkenfelt, a 21 year old cabinet maker. The engagement follows the annulment of her Moslem child marriage to Mansoor Adabi and continues a long, controversial history dating to 1945 in Singapore and the Netherlands.

Bergen-Op-Zoom Holland Bertha Hertogh Singapore Cables Bertha Johan Gerard Wolkenfelt Netherlands East Indies Mansoor Adabi Netherlands Banns Acabi

Weekend violence toll tops seventeen in Texas deaths

Violence and accidents killed 17 people over a Texas weekend. Victims include Lt. Price Frazier 23 of Clearfield Utah and others from Dallas Mc Allen Denton San Angelo Gainesville and Big Spring. A B57 jet crash near Big Spring and multiple car train and poison deaths are listed with several unidentified victims.

Texas Big Spring Hill Afb Ogden Utah Louisiana del Rio Price Frazier Clearfield William Pierson Denton Othan Dean Young Goodfellow Afb San Angelo Eldorado Ethel Appleton San Saba Joe Cunningham Sr McAllen Missouri Pacific Weslaco Edward Dooles Colleen Donova Gainesville Leona Freeman O. D. Whitlock Dallas Lake Dallas F. A. Langston Waldo Skinner David Nobel Robert Nobel Coy Winters Austin Robert Haining Hearne Fairbanks

Four Marijuana Peddlers Net After Sting by Copposing as Hepcat

Corpus Christi officers jailed four men after a Kingsville sting where a detective posed as a hepcat at jam sessions. Joe Solis circulated with the suspects for three weeks and bought marijuana to arrest the group.

Corpus Christi Hepcat Joe Solis Kingsville

Texas surgeon linked to child kidnapping flee case

Sheriff cites Dr Frank Sainburg who fled with his son and the daughter of his fourth wife. A phone threat from Hobbs New Mexico allegedly warned assignee Neal Smith that Mary Jean would not be seen again unless charges were dropped. Police issues pickup orders in Texas and New Mexico as authorities pursue Sainburg for kidnap charges.

Longview Tex Texas New Mexico Noble Crawford Frank Sainburg Philip Sainburg II Mary Jean Nance Crawford Sainburg Neal Smith Smith Mary Jean Hobbs N. M Samburg Ithaca N. Y Doris Blanchard

40 Persons Die In Tunisia Fight Near Algeria Border

Paris based Agence France-Presse reports 40 people killed in a clash between French troops and nationalist rebels along the Algerian Tunisian border at Lamy Algeria about 20 miles from the Mediterranean coast. The agency gave few details noting it the worst single incident in weeks amid ongoing assassinations and skirmishes with guerrillas.

Paris Lamy Algeria Mediterranean

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