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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1952
Page
15
Martha Outlaw Huntington testified in a divorce case that Henry Edward Huntington kept late hours and told her about dinners and women he had dated. Huntington’s lawyer argued prior Nevada decree. court allowed divorce and division of community property.
OPS approves price ceiling increases for baby and junior foods affecting cans and jars. Increases range from 3 to 812 cents a dozen. retail prices expected to rise about one cent per can for canned baby meats and up to a half cent per can for other baby foods. Higher costs cited for transportation and wages.
Elizabethtown Illinois police report a soft drink bottler Harry Dorris used soda pop to extinguish a truck fire by shaking bottles and squirting the liquid onto the flames. The fire originated in paper and shingles aboard the vehicle and was suppressed with Dorris method.
Five Los Angeles officers and a policewoman were suspended by Chief William H. Parker after a gun used in the May 6 slaying of Dr. Telford I. Moore was found to be borrowed from one of them. They face misconduct charges for private detective work for Patricia Moore and for installing dictographs to record calls. The Moores were estranged. Dr. Moore was shot at their home. The named officers are Dorothy Doir Elton Sawyer R L Mead R T Holroyd and O L Pierce.
A midnight three alarm blaze at the British Embassy in Washington scorched an annex and threatened the main chancery. About a dozen fire units responded. flames rose 50 feet as a firefighter suffered a burned hand. Total damage estimated at 10000 dollars. Ambassador Sir Oliver Franks watched from the chancery lobby in pajamas and topcoat.
El Universal reports that 55 percent of national income goes to manufacturers who comprise eight percent of the population. Wage earners and agriculturists, representing 91 percent, receive 45 percent.
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