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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1952
Page
3
Saginaw patrolman George Sizick answered a call from an upset motorist and found two dozen garter snakes crawling inside the vehicle. He collected the reptiles and sent the motorist on his way.
The American Embassy announced that all male U S citizens aged 18 to 26 living in the Philippines must register next month under the Selective Service Act. The embassy added there is no plan to induct Americans abroad into the armed forces.
Mrs. Bann Schumann was paying hospital insurance when her six year old daughter Judy was struck by a car. Insurance covered the cost of a broken leg.
Plainview resident Jack McGrarr delivered the first wheat load of the season, harvesting the Wichita variety on his farm south of town and delivering the grain to a local mill.
Petoskey Michigan report says a hen owned by Robert West laid a nine inch egg then grew ill. West killed the hen and found a second egg of similar size inside.
Roy P. Delsaver was fined $50 in federal court after anchoring his shrimp boat Miss Margaret in a restricted Dry Tortugas area due to bad weather. He argued weather forced the mooring and cited navigational hazards.
Eight fishermen are reported missing after their fishing boat capsized in high seas off South Panay Island. Seventeen mapped to shore seeking safety, authorities said.
Nearly 100 U.S. attorneys from across the nation gathered to meet their new chief, Attorney General James P. McGranery, in Washington.
The Lakewood Theater marks its 52nd year on June 7, claiming the oldest summer stock theater status in the East. The veteran venue, located in Lakewood, Maine, dates its summer productions to earlier decades.
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