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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1959

Page

2

Odessa Police May Report Shows Large Loot Recovered

Police chief Jess Cariker reports May activity with 42 cases cleared out of 175 and a record 21 337 02 dollars in loot recovered. Automobile theft led losses at 12 922 dollars from 10 cars. Burglaries totaled 2328 dollars in 31 breakins. Police made 463 arrests and logged 5 705 hours on city details while issuing 5 375 parking tickets and 753 moving violation tickets.

Odessa W. E. Routh Jess Cariker Cariker Cty

Patrol Arrests Total Of 269 In Past Month

New Haven commuters discuss whistling conductor and rail life as Texas Patrol reports 269 motorists arrested in six West Texas counties in May. The tally includes 140 speeding tickets and seven drunken driving arrests amid 35 accidents causing 19 injuries and $21,095 in property damage. No traffic fatalities in May 1959, but two in May 1958.

Texas Highway Patrol Odessa Thp J. Asti Dumas Dumas Andrews Crane Ector Gaines Upton Winkler West Texas Midland County Pecos Reagan County Reeves County I Ward

Odessa workers reject union proposal at Texas Pipe Coating

Employees of the Texas Pipe Coating Company of Odessa on Thursday voted ten to zero against affiliating with International Union of Operating Engineers Local 826. Twelve employees were eligible to vote. The election was conducted under National Labor Relations Board rules with NLRB representative W. W. Pierce supervising.

Texas Pipe Coating Company Odessa International Union of Operating Engineers National Labor Relations Board W. W. Pierce NLRB

Library Organizing At New Permian High

Mrs. Hatfield and Mrs. Madeline Long lead the start of a school library at Permian High as Odessa schools expand. Hatfield, transferring from Odessa, is cataloging daily and expects ready books for new shelves when construction completes. She holds degrees from Southwestern Louisiana and the University of Houston and has taught in several states.

Helen Hatfield Ector High School Permian High School Odessa Madeline Long Nabors Lane Ector Permian Hatfield Permian High Helen Hat Field Ec !Tigh School Branan Zames Hat‘veld East Texas Southwestern Louisiana Institute Lafayette University of Houston Graduate School of University of Texas Galveston County Pineee Longview Travis School Louisiana Caliornia Texaschools

Funeral Rites Set At Wink For George William Taylor

Funeral services will be held at 3 p m Saturday in Wink High School Auditorium for George William Taylor of Wink who died of a heart attack Wednesday. Maples Funeral Home handles arrangements. Taylor, a Mormon church member and elder, will have a military graveside service at Kermit Cemetery. He was born September 27 1913 in Hermleigh Texas and married Doris Inez Turner in Columbus Georgia while stationed at Fort Benning. He moved to Wink in 1928, attended Wink High School, ran a barber shop, and served two years in the Pacific Theater as a hospital corpsman. He was honorably discharged September 2 1945. He is survived by his widow Doris Inez Taylor three daughters his mother and stepfather Mr and Mrs J N Scott of Wink and one brother Jewel Taylor of Los Angeles.

Kermit Fenerall Wink High School George William Coley) Taylor Wink Taylor Winkler County Hospital Maples Funeral Home Mormog American Legion Doris Inez Taylor Vania Doris Ano Mary Margaret J. N Scott Jewel Taylor Los Angeles

Denton Man Identified After Body Found on Highway

The crushed body found along U S 77 near Valley View has been identified as Delmas Wells Bupp, 52, of Denton. Sheriff Wylie Bames of Denton identified the victim.

Denton Valley View Tex U. S. 77 Here Delmas Wells Bupp Wylie Bames

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