Two Damage Suits Filed in District Court Over $100000
Two damage suits totaling over $100000 were filed in district court Friday after separate highway accidents injured a man and a woman. Leulia Rachel sues John Dee Insurance Co and agent Frank H Tuscany for 40000 for injuries and 30000 for lost wages plus pain and suffering. Jack Webb sues M J Moore and Moore Construction Co and Howard Cunningham for 8300 claiming Cunningham drove a Moore truck across Andrews Highway north of Odessa on July 17 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leuia Rachel
John Dee Tnsurance Co
Frankly H. Tuscany
West County Road
West Second Street
Phontiff
John Dee Company
Tuscany
Jack Webb
M. J
Jack) Moore
Moore’s Construction Co
Howard Cunningham
Andrews Highway
Odessa O
Webb
Cunningham
Moore
Hin
Eighth Polio Case Of Year Reported At Medical Center
Reports from Medical Center Hospital confirm the eighth polio case of the year after admission of a two and a half year old boy from Woodlawn who had fever and fatigue before treatment. Katherine Craft and Bobby Jo Lightfoot are noted as recent cases with care and discharge details recorded.
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Qeesse
Medical Center Hospital
Frip Cas
Tate
Deniel Lipre
Soniof
B. RB. Lappe
Woodlawn
Ketherine Craft
Cauguer
Fool
Reawooe
Wes
Vaughan Trial May Go To Jury
The Marvin Vaughan murder case in Lordsburg New Mexico nears closing as final rebuttals and summations proceed. Expert witnesses dispute memory and truth serum effects with testimony from Dr J F Stearn Dr Ariand Cooper and others about Vaughan recall of events surrounding Amos Burgess's slaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariand D. Cooper
Fi Paso
Opnion
Cooper
Vaughan
Burgess
Forgery Suspect Sought After East Eighth Street Check
Police seek a man described as 25 to 30 years old, about six feet tall and 200 pounds, last seen near a city market after passing a $25 forged check drawn on Grist Bartz. He wore khaki pants and a jacket, and attempted to cash the check at multiple stores including Satesca Market. Detectives urge any witnesses to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Eighth Street
Aoman
Ci ‘Neal
Ex-Senator Blair Moody Improves After Illness
Former Senator Blair Moody, 52, diagnosed with pneumonia and a heart ailment, was reported dramatically improved after hospitalization in Hancock Michigan. Doctors and Democratic spokesmen said he should be able to continue his campaign for the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate.
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Hancock
Much. We
Blair Moody
Iaca
Hie
Mfoody
Jeeph Hospital
Thi
Northen
Michigan
Just Can't Get By Those Texans
Highway Patrolman John Osmond warns motorists on a high heat stretch where pavement rose nearly a foot. A Texan jokes that a rattlesnake caused the ridge, quipping it was a Texas rattler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fufaula
Okla
John Osmond
Osmond
AMA urges eye protection for eclipse watchers
In San Francisco the American Medical Association's House of Delegates advised observers to shield eyes with heavily smoked glass during the upcoming sun eclipse visible from Nebraska to the northeast. The ophthalmology section warned colored glasses offer no protection, and previously exposed X-ray film was noted as an alternative to smoked glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
American Medical Assn
House of Delegates
United States
Nebraska
AMA
Opthalmology
Woman Stands By Accused Mate Facing Deportation
An Austin woman vows to stand by her husband Gerald Patrick Feemenn who faces deportation from the United States to Canada on criminal charges. He is described as an alien with no valid immigration papers and a prior conviction for moral turpitude. Feemenn, an Irishman and former salesman, is alleged to have armed robbery charges in Canada and murder conspiracy, and his wife Evika Ramses says she still believes him despite the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Berne Wan
Edo
Canada
Gerald Patrick Feemen
Ah Lmishman
Austa
Mes
Evika Ramses
Moan Abareh
Postel Dion
Aesebe
Feemnen
Jal
Famed Evangelist Graham Falls Ill
Billy Graham, the American evangelist, was taken seriously ill and ordered to a hospital in Germany. His secretary Beavan said Graham woke up very sick this morning and a doctor advised immediate admission for a complete physical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duesseldore
Goondas
Billy Graham
Cayaihy
Grahams Secretars
Billy
Ues Beavan
Tog
Uwe
Giana
Germany
Britain
Scandinavia
Borhin Graham
Chamaoion
Four Richmonders Seek New Trial Over Dictionary Use
Four residents of Richmond were convicted in federal court last week on clarifying charges and now seek a new trial claiming the jury used a dictionary during deliberations to learn the meaning of conspiracy without court or defense permission. Judge Hutcheson suspended proceedings after the guilty verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Va
Steering Hutcheson
Halfen Convicted Awaits Sentencing in Tax Case
A federal jury found Jack Helen Habten of Houston guilty on three counts of income tax fraud for 1947 and 1948. The verdict charged false returns and evasion totaling 38 172.43 dollars. Judge Ben Ho did Jr scheduled sentencing next Thursday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Jack Helen
King of
Houston
Gay
Habten
Titdes
U.S. Dist
Ben Ho Hice Jr
Nightmares Frighten Resident Delivers Late Night Gunshot
Police said E M Watkins of 1208 B North Milburn awoke neighbors at 2 39 a m and others at 3 02 a m after firing a shot through a roof during a frightening night. He claimed a prowler triggered the fear and was later taken for quiet rest after a talk with Night Chief Heaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Watkins
North Milburn
Watkins
J. J
Cubby) Heaton
West Second
Legion Plans Groundbreaking For East 8th Auditorium
The American Legion will hold ten groundbreakings at 3 p m Saturday for an 85000 auditorium and community center on East 8th. Post commander Charles Aikman announced loan approval and contractor go ahead with architect Bob Peters Newton Construction as general contractor. The 400 couple dance capacity and 3500 to 4000 for stage shows highlight the design. State Commander L E Page Division Commander Bart Tate and other dignitaries will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
East 8Th
Charles Aikman
Aikman
L. E. Page
Barl Tate
Legion
Carthage
G. Ward Moody
Moody
Chamber Drive Hits 64000 In City Campaign Report
Outsider firms push Chamber of Commerce fundraising near target as drive shows about 64000 raised from 30 new members plus increases. Campaign head C Gibbs leads roundup while 80 percent of membership cards remain unreported and volunteers press on.
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Chamber of Commerce Finance Camparan
Bunes
Webbers
Wandlip
C. Gibbs
Speci
General Drive
A, KK. Barkis
Owe
Posse Barbecue and Dance Set for Saturday
A community Posse hosts a barbecue and dance this Saturday at the Sicherds Posse Clubhouse in Broueshton Park near Andrews High. The event includes rides and social time for local residents and club members.
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Posse
Sean Anual Shesilil
Priaas
Sicherds Posse
Cooou
Broueshton
Andrews
Cees Pach- Aer
Groeen
Ine Peryost
Red Cross blood donations fall after Harriman charge
Red Cross chairman EB Harriman's criticism of city reimbursement for donated supplies allegedly caused blood donations in Grenesee County to drop about 20 percent. Mrs Moussia Clason, director of the county program, said residents refused to give blood following the speech citing the lingering dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Roland Harriman
Moussia Clason
Grenesee County
Red Cross Weenid Geaier
Harriman
Police Prevent Riot On Campus
Police and Secret Service kept order at National University as about 200 Korean War veterans and Mexican student demonstrators clashed in a sanctioned event. An anti American demonstration planned for Thursday was not held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menico Cepy
Posee
National University
U.S
Guatemala
Mechem Declines McCarthy Campaign Aid in New Mexico
Mechem, GOP candidate for ULS senator, says he will not seek or invite campaign help from McCarthy. The statement follows Lincoln Day remarks by Republican National Chairman Leonard Hall that candidates should request McCarthy's support if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Edwins Mechem
GOP
ULS
Sen
McCarthy
New Mexico
Mechem
Rem
Leonard Hall
Sealcoating Job Shifts To Golder Street
Golder will receive the city sealcoating project from 10th to 18th Street. Public Works Director G. T. Morris said the move comes with a heavier application on Golder due to the street's heavy traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golder
G. T. Morris
Morris
Senate Rules Panel Approves $40000 Point Four Probe
The Senate Rules committee voted to authorize a $40,000 investigation into possible mismanagement in the Point Four program of technical aid to underdeveloped nations. A Foreign Relations subcommittee would finish the inquiry by March 1, with full Senate approval still required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate Foreign Relations
Senate
Another Charge Lodged Against James Hampton
James Hampton 29 of 202 Lindy Negro is re arrested on a new charge of assault with intent to murder in the case of Aivile Long 23 who was beaten and left unconscious after Charles Everhart 39 was shot in bed at 103 Fitch Street Long said Hampton chased her into a ward. Hampton claimed Long was his common law wife and they had lived together over a year. Bond on the new charge set at 2500 dollars with another 2500 in the murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hampton
Lindy
Charles Everhart
Aivile Long
Everhart
Fitch Street
Miss Long
Hampton
Medical Center Hospital
Eveshart
Jasper Rosemond
Bow
California
Thomas 0. Murphy
Crane Group Plans Austin Meeting On Water And Roads
A Crane County delegation from the Crane Chamber of Commerce will meet in Austin with the Board of Water Engineers to discuss water surveys for future needs. They will also discuss a road project from Pecos to the farming district of Prepernal and a Farm to Market route No 1233 with State Highway officials. The group will return to Crane County Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CRANE
Crane Chamber of Commerce
Commissioners Court
Board of Water Engineers
Austin
Gelesaton
Pecos
To Ac
Peocos
Tarming
Prepernal
Chiat County
Crene
Tishwas
Crane County
State Highway Commission
Tlacm
L. M. Pittman
Chamber of Commerce
Crane van Weonesciar
Medical center hospital patients and discharges listed
The damaged notice lists numerous named patients and families connected to medical center, hospital stays, births and discharges. Families include Mrs Vaughn Raster Hunt and baby, Mrs Janes, James Edward Benedict and baby, Mrs Sarr Tedlar Roberts, Sheba Hall, Bobby le Lightfoot, Mrs Fred O Lauvern, and many more. The document mentions ages, addresses and a long roster of patients and relatives with several births recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Roteot Wineard
Janes Tees Teng Dioo
Bebo
James Edward Benedict
Babs
Thesnas Fiav Brown
Sarr Tedlar Roberts Mire Blice
EF Wilderdall
Mare Matlin Dee Pershally
Jacky Moore
Thomas Wo
Mendeniail
Sheba Hall
Bobby le Lightfoot
Fred O Lauvern
Emel
Bathuf Meek Sanders
Accident Victims Admitted To Medical Center
An 11 year old boy named George Ray and a 78 year old man were admitted to Medical Center Hospital after injuries from a baseball incident. George, son of William Ray of 217 South College, fractured his leg when slid into third base as a fielder was struck. The elder man, William E. McClure, owner of the Golder Hotel, 712 West Second, was admitted after cramps and a fall in his hotel apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Center Hospital
George Ray
South College
William Ray
George
William HE. McClure
Golder
West Second
Anniversary Parade Marks Korea War Outbreak
Nearly one million Korean soldiers and civilians gathered in Seoul to mark the fourth anniversary of the Korean War with a display of military strength and national resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Guatemala Armies Clash in Ghost War Near Chiquimula
In a reported clash near Chiquimula Guatemala and rebel forces both claimed major victories. Government and liberation fighters reported injuries and troop movements but provided no independent confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Carlos Case Tilo Armas
Conttrol
Chiquimula
Guatemala City
Voice of
Arbeng
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Halfen
Bob Peters
Newton Construction Company
Statiooamas
Wall
Mecham
Stat
Muriel Stedge
Cocr
Lortaane Benge
William Feccamin
Riomea Do Ann Tranheed
Neriis Wood
Tom Cieeen
Thomas Alexander Price
West
Albert Chesles Smallwood
N. Muskingtin
Odessa American Dessa
Texas
G, Ward Moody
Bryan Keathley
George Broom
Odessa
An Roebuck and Co
REA
Underwriters’ Laboratories
Kenmore
Hassock
Usuel Ca
Meath
Sean
Odessa, Texas
A.R.A. and
Frigikar
Clardy
Refrigeration Co
Midland, Texas
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