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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1954
Page
2
In Peoria Janet and Janice Best topped the Our Lady Academy graduating class Janet was valedictorian and Janice salucatorian as the two sisters earned scholastic awards yesterday at the ceremony featuring the graduating seniors.
An aggressive ad claims V-4-L is a keratolytic fumicide that sloughs off tainted skin to expose fungi and kills on contact. It promises baby-soft skin in one hour and a 40 cent money back guarantee at L3H Drug today.
Mrs. Beatrice Fox Auerbach heads the G Fox department store empire in Hartford as one of the nation’s few women to run a general merchandise firm. She visits all eleven floors, answers customer needs, and helps charities and education through a named fund and honorary Wesleyan degree.
Mexico City June 3 The joint United States Mexico migratory worker commission plans border observers to study methods for eliminating the term wetback. Decisions were made at a May meeting but not released until Thursday and must be approved by both governments. The panel discussed recommendations to improve the migratory workers pact and the crossing of unauthorized Mexican workers into the United States. It also covered US farmer labor needs, Mexico’s agriculture impact, and Mexican workers’ rights in the United States. Mexican members represented labor interior and foreign ministries.
Shelley Winters testifies in Santa Monica Superior Court that Victoria Gassman was temperamentally unsuited for marriage. She gains an interlocutory decree with custody of 15 month old Vittoria Gina and a property settlement. He must provide child support based on earnings, minimums set for work in the United States or abroad.
In Brice’s Crossroads Mississippi volunteers sign up in Baldwyn to reenact the 1864 clash. Organizers predict 200 fighters in homemade uniforms and about 25 000 spectators. Claude Gentry notes Yankee recruits prefer blue or grey and that the event honors a historic defeat for Union forces.
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