Anints De Spenses and Criminal Charges Listed
OCR fragment lists defendants and charges including Taylor New child desertion Mrs J B Bradley de Hauding Norman Cox carrying a concealed weapon George Dsa illegal possession of barbiturates Macek Henry driving while intoxicated. Civil cases Med Miles Moore Jr v Gertrude McBee Jimmy Young v Barnett Basin Machinery Co v Jack Howard Werbert Key Jr v Willard War in damages Shrene v H Rudies suit on account. District Court and Divorce cases noted with a long hospital patient list and traffic accidents with multiple names and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor New
J.B Bradley
Norman Cox
George Dsa
Macek Henry
Miles Moore Jr
Gertrude McBee
Jimmy Young
John Barnett
Basin Machinery Go
Jack Howard
Werbert Key Jr
Willard War
H. Rudies
Sandra Calder
David Cricer
Samuel Mardis
Ruth Mardis Medical Center Hospital
Rey Grant
Frenkin Thornton
W. B. Little
Jess W
Medlisyter
Millard Mundon Bryant Luke
E_ Hambaght
Cecil D
Momgomen
John Edd Hulett
Leroy Tite
Donald Eugene Welch
J. W Ritter
van & Martin
Charlie Cliffton
L Otho Collins
Bill Powell
Bits
Dean H. Hollen
George Anderson
W. T. Bowen
Henry " Jackson- Lois Virdell
Dale G. Puller
LB Brooks
James C. Smith
East County Road
E. Duncan
Lyndale
Grover Cleveland Stanley
Odessa
Lester Leathers
Mezell Glover’ Parks
Lioyd Wayne Brown
Parks
Sid — G. Don Taylor
GO Andrews
Alf. Williams
Ind
Dermages
Midland
Harold Joe Smith
Keystone
Tollloss
Two Hurt In Falls Here In Local Hospital
Two separate falls left injured patients in the Medical Center Hospital Monday. Rita Weaver Darden, 310 Santa Rita, treated for an ankle injury after slipping at home, was reported in good condition. Linda Jean Davis, seven, daughter of R. W. Davis, 2516 West 10th, admitted for a broken right wrist after skating near home, in good condition Tuesday. L. E. Pierce, 27, of 2405 West 14th, admitted with a neck injury from a Big Spring traffic crash, reported in good condition. Two three year olds treated in the emergency room: Marty Warnock, son of C. D. Warnock, fell from a moving car at Eighth and Grandview, sustaining a head cut. Roy Lee Smith, son of James A. Smith, 3703 McKnight, broke his right collar bone after a fall near home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Center
Rita Weaver Darden
Santa ‘Rita
Linda Jean Davis
R. W. Davis
West Lth
L. E. Pierce
West 14Th
Pierce
Big Spring
Marty Warnock
C. D. Warnock
Eighth
Grandview
Roy Lee Smith
James A. Smith
McKnight
Damages Asked In Court Suits In Ector County
Three damage suits were filed Tuesday in Ector County Court arising from traffic accidents. Miles Moore Jr of Big Spring seeks 205 dollars against Gertrude McBee and Sherman and R S Daughtery of Sherman for car damage from a collision with McBee. John Barnett sues Jimmy Young for 335 dollars over a two car crash at Pear and Tom Green in Odessa on December 31. Herbert Key Jr seeks 50 dollars against Willard Warren for a collision at Eighth and Hantock on September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ector County
Miles Moore Jr
Gertrude McBee
Sherman
R. S Daughtery
Moore
Big Spring
McBee
John Barnett
Jimmy Young
Pear
Tom Green
Odessa
Herbert Key Jr
Willard Warren
Eighth and
Hantock
Odessa Man Injured When Tire Blows Out
A B-year-old Odessa man, Montie M. Castleberry, was treated at Medical Center Hospital for a chin cut and multiple bruises after his car overturned eight miles east of Odessa on S Highway 80. He was released after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Montie M. Castleberry
Medical Center Hospital
Teenagers in custody after Odessa car theft case
A group of teens including a 16 year old Midland boy and a 17 year old Odessa girl were questioned by juvenile officers after riding in a stolen 1950s car reported stolen in Odessa. The 16 year old and a 15 year old Odessa youth remained jailed, others were released to parents for counseling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monahans
Richard ‘Peel
North Dotsy
North Jackson
Education Business Pay In Odessa E B Day
Odessa Chamber of Commerce education committee set March 2 as Education-Business Pay In Odessa day. Dwight L. Kirk said a 7 a.m. breakfast at Permian High School will start activities. Visitors will hear talks on curriculum, view the band and choir, then tour the school through a 10 a.m. adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa Chamber of Commerce Education Committee
Odessa
Dwight L. Kirk
Ector County
Permian High School
Permian
House Blaze Damages Several Homes on Tuesday
Firemen responded to three Tuesday incidents. At 808 West 25th a welder’s insulation sparked minor damage, siding removed to access the blaze. A tank fire at 1401 West Murphy caused by an earlier welder was stopped by firefighters with no damage. At 2005 West Seventh an electric blanket started a bed fire with minor smoke damage to rest of the home. Two grain fires nearby were extinguished Monday with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Brantley
West 25Th
Homer McClung Trucking Company
West Murphy
E. F. Yancy
West Seventh
West Ada
East County Road
Trusty Escapes Police Involving Two Suspects
Police sought David P. Jones 35 Odessa Hotel after he ran from a trusty detail on Monday. Jones faces a $390 fine for drunkenness. Officers also pursued J L Darnell of 806 for alleged check swindle cashing a worthless $60 check at the Driller's Club on November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David P. Jones
Odessa
Jones
J. L. Darnell
Darnell
Driller’s Club
North Grant
Traffic Mishap Injures 2 Men
Two men were slightly injured in a Tuesday collision at Grandview and Pembrook. James M. Deramus, 33, Midland, suffered a head cut and bruises and was treated at Medical Center Hospital. Harold Joe Smith, 31, 2702 Keystone, sprained his wrist and did not require hospital care. Police report Smith drove the pickup south on Grandview and Deramus the northbound car, with Deramus turning left onto Pembrook when contact occurred. The pickup overturned and both vehicles were a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Center Hospital
James M. Deramus
Midland
Harold Joe Smith
Keystone
Smith
Grandview
Deramus
Pembrook
Woman Injured In Auto Mishap In Odessa
A 41 year old Odessa man and two women were involved after a two car collision at Adams and 11th. Mrs Morell Glover Parks 805 East 15th was treated for a back injury and released. The other driver was Lloyd Wayne Brown 1310 West County Road 1. A separate Nelson county case charged Taylor O Neal with child desertion for failing to support two sons. Damages were estimated at 550 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Sweetwater
Odeson
Adams
Cials Cal Center Hospital
Parks
Lloyd Wayne
Ector County
Brown
West County Road
Taylor O'Neal
O'Neal
Ing East
Pauline
Woman Charged in DWI Case in Ector County
Macon L. Henry, 32, of 309 Devine, and Mrs. J. B. Bradley faced charges in Ector County Court Tuesday. Henry was arrested in the 1100 block of West Second Street after a night-long defrauding scheme involving a worthless $8 check and was held in the county jail. Bradley was charged with driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon L. Henry
Devine
Ector County
J. B. Bradley
Ector County Court
Henry
West
Ector
Albert B.county
Fiach
City To Name Replacements In Odessa
Cecil Hardwick city councilman from place three and Pres ton Parker planning board chairman resigned Tuesday. Council and Mayor Harold R. Downs accepted their resignations. Hardwick seeks precinct one seat on the Ector County Commissioners Court while Parker runs for mayor. Appointment to fill Hardwick’s vacancy will come from the remaining two council members at the next meeting. Hardwick cited ongoing issues in his letter of resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Hardwick
Preston Parker
Odessa
Egret
Harold R. Downs
Hardwick
Ector County Commissioners Court
Parker
Harold
Downs
Danny O’neal
Planning Board I
Humble Pipeline Company
Rochester Heights
Hollywood View
West Odessa
Clyde Construction Company
Drury Line
Ector County Independent School
Paul West
East 12Th Street
Texas
Jackson Avenue
West
A. H. Riley
322 North Center
Riley
I and K Theater Company
Crescent Park, Inc
L. E Johnson
Westside
theAmerican Legion
East Eighth
Grandview
U. S. Highway 80
Legion
Malvern T
McDonald
Odessa Council approves second reading of phone rate hike
Odessa City Council backed a second reading of an ordinance to raise telephone rates, approving a 3 to 2 vote. The plan would lift business line from $9.50 to $10.80 and residential from $4.50 to $4.75 monthly, with other charges rising as well. Protests were aired by local residents J. W. Morgan, T. P. Henson, and Buddy French, while Mayor Downs cautioned that opinions would be noted before the final third vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Adencal
A. C. Rumbaugh
Guy B. Neal
Gordon Headlie
Cecil Hardwick
Alton Sikes
Odessans
J. W.morgan
McKnight
T. P. Henson
North Tom Green
Buddy French
Halifax
Morgan
Henson
Jim Dorris
Downs
Funeral Service Set In Missouri for Mrs. Rachel Hixon
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday in Sullivan Missouri for Mrs. Rachel Hixon who died there Sunday. The report lists multiple contracts totaling 16 562 90 awarded by the council and identifies survivors including Olin Randolph Henry Randolph and Eddie Randolph with various addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Rachel Hixon
Olin Randolph
East Pak-Mor Manufacturing Company
County Road
Henry ‘Randolph
San Antonio
Eddie Randolph
Tealler Tyne Refugé Packer
Sanitation
W. J. Randolph
Tulsa
Okla
Lawmen Probe Eight Thefts In Odessa
Eight thefts under investigation include a Shrine pin worth about $100 reported by Bob Williamson at 510 East 56th along with four lamps, paint, a motorscooter, hubcaps, a bicycle and stock items. Victims named Mrs W L Cawthon, Robert Beasley, Mrs Bill Humphries, Joe Willson, Morris Wright, F L Cochran, Mrs F M Dodson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Bob Williamson
East 56Th
Bowe
W. L. Cawthon
East 46Th
Robert R. Beasley
Sameone
Coronado
Bill Humphries
West
Joe Wdllson
East Second
Morris Wright
West County Road
F. L. Cochran
North Daisy
F. M. Dodson
Kennedy
Bond Free for Augustine Barrientes in Burglary Case
Augustine Barrientes, 19, of 609 Magnolia, posted a 2000 bond to gain release from Ector County jail after a grand jury indictment for burglary. He is accused of breaking into Center Food Mart at 2121 Nash Center on February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine Barrientes
Magnolia
Ector County
The
Center Food Mart
Nash Center
Youth Arrested For Shoplifting At Sears Store
A young Onesse youth, age not specified, was arrested at Bill Sears Super Market 1610 North Grant after employees observed him take an 89 cent flashlight without paying. He was released to his parents following counseling by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sears Super Market
North Grant
Cigarette Makers Face Shifting Market Trends in 1950s Ad Shift
New York report records how cigarette firms adapt to changing consumer demand and health concerns. It traces market share shifts from nonfiltered to filter and menthol styles, noting brands like Camel, Winston, Pall Mall, and Chesterfield rising or falling since 1952, and highlights ongoing industry focus on filtration and flavor trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. J. Vt
J Reynolds
Arette
America
Inki
Harry M. Wootten
Pall Mall
Business Week
Pail Mail
Winston
Kent
Salem
Viceroy
Marlboro
Lucky
Strike
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers
Duke
American Tobacco Co
Lewis Gruber
P. Lorillard Co
Burglary Case Filed On Man In Odessa
A 27 year old Odessa man was arrested after a front door was forced and a cash register stolen from the Patio Club at 1318 East Second. Detectives found more than $50 in change on David Hodges at the 1319 East Second Hodges Apartments and searched his room at the Tourist Court, uncovering 40 packs of cigarettes and a case of beer. The Patio Club across the street had also been entered with a juke box looted. Hodges had $61.75 in mixed coins when arrested. The burglary complaint was filed with Justice of the Peace E. E. Nobles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Patio Club
East Second
David
Lewis Apartments
Laverng
Pato J Club
Hodges
Justice of the Peace
Odessan Jailed In Auto Theft in Odessa
A 19 year old Odessa man Wiley James Loftin was jailed in Ector County on a car theft charge. Police said Loftin stole a 1957 model car from Chick's Car Lot at 700 North Muskingum and did not return the vehicle after signing the complaint before a Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Joe Blaylock
Midland
Taylor C
O'Neal
Odessa
Blaylock
Blay- O’neal
Billy 5
Webster
Justice of the Peace Thomas
South Sam Houston
D. Murphy
Murry
Ector County
Wiley James Loftin
Joe Chick
Justice of the Peace
Nobles
Loftin
Chick
North Muskingum
Abilene Men Plead Guilty to Weapons and Drugs
Two Abilene residents pleaded guilty on County Court charges of carrying a concealed weapon and illegal possession of barbiturates. Norman R. Cox, 23, was fined 100 for the weapon charge while George Alton Dye, 22, was fined 125 and sentenced to seven days in jail for possession. Police said Cox drove the car that ran a stop sign at 24th and West County Road, where a pistol and barbiturates were found during a traffic stop. Dye had the barbiturates on him. A 21-year-old Abilene youth was arrested with Cox and Dye for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Norman R. Cox
George Alton Dye
Cox
24Th
West County Road
Dye
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Martie and
Myra da Cartile
Anints de Spenses
Benny’ Phelps Aaleys
Bussy
Wan
Janie Ble
CY Odessa
Permian Basin
Dene Glover
Lesa Glover
Daugh
Ters
Kenneth Glover
Weather Bureau
Jack Crumpler
Mark Bates
West 22Nd
Bates
Frank Holland
George Tudor
Coleman Avenue
East Tenth
American Legion
Andrews Highway
Big Chief Drilling Company
Glenda Avenue
Neal
Sikes
Headlee
Rumbaugh
Chanos
Phil Randol
North Jefferson
Val- ' Arm
Missouri
Odessan
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