Deputies Hurt In Rear-Impact Crash At Odessa Grocery
Two Ector County deputy sheriffs Bill Silvey and Don Reaves were seriously injured when their squad car was rear-ended and driven into the Boyd Grocery at 46th and Andrews Highway. Driver Frederick Erdman Mays, 41, of Odessa, faces charges of driving while intoxicated and aggravated assault with a motor vehicle. Mays was uninjured. Silvey, 38, suffered possible rib fractures and multiple abrasions while Reaves, 29, had a fractured jaw and arm injuries requiring surgery. Both deputies were hospitalized at Medical Center Hospital. Mays was jailed. Deputy Silvey is noted as a longtime investigator under former Sheriff Earnest Broughton.
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Bill Silvey
Don Reaves
46Th
Andrews Highway
Frederick Erdman Mays
North Adams
Mays
Ector County
W. Milburrt
Odessa
State Comptroller's Office
Silvey
Reaves
Medical Center Hospital
Frank Schell
Rsar
Boyd Grocery
Adjust Igs
Earnest Broughston
A. M
Tragic Illinois mother drowns three children
Police say Beverly Puetz confessed by notes she drowned her three children, aged year old twins and a boy, at their Park Ridge home. She then attempted suicide by gas and electricity. Richard Puetz found her unconscious, and police later managed to revive her. A murder warrant was issued as a mental examination was ordered for Beverly Puetz.
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Win Parle
Richard M. Puetz
Beverly
Puetz
Pueiz
Fog Envelops Texas Across Wide Region Tuesday
Fog from a mild cold front lingered over Central Texas and stretched across the state from Lubbock to Brownsville. Overnight lows ranged from 77 in Dalhart to 70 in Corpus Christi, with readings in the 40s and 50s elsewhere. Rainfall was light in several locations, and skies varied from clear to partly cloudy across Panhandle and West Texas.
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Texas
Longview
Tyler
Lubbock
Texarkana
Beaumont
Odessa
Midland
Wichita Falls
Abifen
Waco
Austin
Mineral Wells
Dalhart
Corpus Christi
Houston
San Antonia
Brownsville
Larkin
Sherman
Amanito
Dallas del Rio
Pan
West Texas
Elmady
Hoover Warns Of Hair Curling Mood In US Economy
Former President Hoover warned at a National Reorganization Conference that signs of a spreading low mood are detectable in current economic trends. He blamed pressure groups and government spending for inflation and warned of a recessionary cycle unless spending is curbed. He cited Treasury Secretary Mumphres and referenced Eisenhower era caution as a backdrop to his remarks.
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Washington
Hoover
Wales
Hooter
Treasury Secetary
George M. Mumphres
Eisenhower
Hoover TE Dept
Conference Set On Trust Suits
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Austin Gudiet
Charles Paste
US Tua and
Guaraa'y
LS Trottare
Texas Et
Dulles Hopeful On Israel Issue
Secretary of State Dulles expressed hope that Israel will withdraw its forces from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba area in line with a U.N. resolution. He indicated the United States would defend Israel if the Soviet Union attacked but did not plan to risk war. He denied plans to resign and noted Congress had not altered his stance. He opposed allowing reporters into Red China while Americans are imprisoned there. He said U.S. aid to Europe remains insufficient but not requiring his personal intervention.
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Washington
Dulles
Israel
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Gulf
Aqaba
USN
U.N
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Middle East
Congress
Poli Icians
Red China
Fast House Approval Seen For Drought Aid Debated Today
Washington lawmakers debate emergency drought aid for Great Plains farmers and ranchers. A proposed 1.0 million package would fund rapid relief, including feeding and seed programs, with support from Democratic Agriculture leaders and committee action expected.
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Fast House
Drouth Aid
Washington
Tata
Roy Y
Pestahraes
Explosion Engulfs Bishop Coal Mine Kills 37 Miners
Experts planned a descent into the Bishop coal mine depths to fix the blast cause after a gas explosion that entombed 37 miners near the Virginia West Virginia border. Officials from federal and state agencies joined Pocahontas Fuel Co officers in the investigation as rescue teams recovered bodies and assessed the disaster’s magnitude.
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Joe Wargo
Welch
W.va
United Press
Bishop, Vix
Bishop
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Bit
Virginia
West Virginia
West Frankfort
Burns To Death in Fire At Wichits Palls
An agency reports a fatal blaze in Wichits Palls with unnamed victims. The event details a fire incident ending in deaths and calls for investigation by local authorities. No further names or exact locations are clearly readable.
Kadar Admits Hungary Ripe For New Revolt
Fragmentary text references Prime Minister Imre N. and Hungary amid political unrest. Mentions Sinn Fein and opposition groups, with unclear dates and events.
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Kadar
Hungary
Indictments Grow in Soviet Spy Ring Case
A federal grand jury resumes deliberations amid talk of further indictments in the sprawling Soviet espionage network. New Yorkers Jack Soble Myra and Jacob Albam face counts with the potential death penalty or life imprisonment. Additional unnamed conspirators, including Russians, are anticipated to be charged as the probe widens.
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New York
A_ special
Federal Grand Jury
Jack Soble
Myra
Jacob At‘ Bom
Washington
Sobles
Albarn
United States
Sables
Albam
Soble
Ster
Switzerland
Austria
France
Bern
al- Kam
House Advances Runoff Plan Amid GOP Pushback
In Austin the Texas House tentatively approved 91 to 57 an administration backed bill to establish a runoff for the April 2 special U S Senate election. The measure faces a 100 vote final passage hurdle and sparked applause as Speaker Waggoner Carr ordered enforcement of rules.
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House
U. Senate
Waggoner Carr
Toom
Thad Hutcheson
Gav. Price Daniel
Louis Dugas
Orange
Joe Pool
Dallas
Senate
Unions Close Ouster Hearing On Three Groups
In Miami Beach the AFL CIO Executive Council nears a decision on ouster proceedings against three unions for corruption claims. Hearings targeted Allied Industrial Workers Laundry Workers and Distillery Workers, with decisions postponed until later. A joint committee sought to resolve jurisdictional battles via negotiations and binding arbitration to avoid strikes.
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Miami Beach
Fla
AFLC10
Interunion
Allied Industrial Workers Union
Senate
AFL
CIO Unilians
Aflici
George Meany
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
CIO
Three Permian Basin lawmakers vote on runoff bill
In Austin today three Permian Basin representatives backed a runoff election bill after an April 2 special U.S. election. Representatives Louis Anderson of Midland Wesley Roberts of Lamesa and Richard Slack of Pecos supported the proposal while Rep. John R. Lee of Kermit opposed it.
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Austin
U. S. Senate
Louis Anderson
Midland
Wesley Roberts
Lamesa
Richard ©. Slack
Pecos
Orly
John R.l.ce
Kermit
Widow of Edward Arnold Marries Old Friend
Edward Arnold's widow Cieo McCain Arnold, 48, wed Max Marks Sr in a private ceremony at a friend's home with Superior Court Judge Edward R Brand officiating. Arnold died April 26, making the couple's Hawaii honeymoon plan soon after the nuptials.
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Hollywood
Edward Arnold
Max Marks
San Fernando Valley
Cieo McCain Arnold
Marks
Superior Court
Edward R Brand
Hawaii
Arnold
Texas House debates on Bill and Blakley Senate plan
Texan lawmakers weigh endorsement and emergency action for a bill tied to filling the U S Senate seat. Dugas amendment dies by voice vote. Orange Republican Dupas seeks to keep Blakley in office until November 1958, with Johnson and Resburm backing. The meeting also notes election costs and opposition to delay.
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Ure
Daniel
House
Senate
Dugas
William Blakley
U.S. Senate
Orange
Dupas
Texas
Blakley
Lyndon Johnson
Deniy
Sam Resburm
Col Vege
AA Steel
Dewitt Hale
Corpus Christi
Sallare
Clifford Hood
Ple of
Cmt
US Steel Corp
A&m
Heimer
William Bl Hhont
Pasaukens
Shops Closed in Algiers After French Parliament Action
In Algiers shops were shuttered as France’s parliament ordered numerous businesses linked to the national movement to close. The move appears tied to ongoing UN Assembly discussions and tensions surrounding national policies, with authorities signaling further actions if protests continue.
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Algiers
Aimers
Fragmented Page Teases Local Events and Ads
A damaged clippings page shows scattered notices and entertainments items with partial headlines. The readable bits mention pages and sections with events and advertisements, hinting at listings on page 41 and 16 and a Pare 17 section.
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Radia
Sage Pace
Grace Amid Birth Leaves Court After Daughter News
Readable text reports Grace Keyoreday stepping away following the birth of her daughter. The fragmentary lines mention a palace or royal context with Princess Cariap Sremer Hailce and other names, but details are obscured by garbled OCR. The main action is Grace Keyoreday leaving a public or court setting after a birth event.
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Bey
Cariap Sremer Hailce
Ain Sar
Mimmaen
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