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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1952

Page

3

Senators Push for 45 Dollar Combat Pay in Korea

Senators Morisney Sparkman and Moody urged congressional approval of $45 a month extra hazard pay for U S troops in Korea. In a joint letter to Senate Armed Services chairman Russell they said the matter requires urgent consideration and that the men in foxholes cannot wait.

Washington Korea Sens Morisney D - Okla Sparkman D-Ala Moody D-Mich Russell D-Ga Senate Armed Services Committee

Moral Rearmament delegates urged to start world reform

Peter Howard told 1500 delegates from American, European and Asiatic nations at Mackinac Island that millions are determined to change the world but must seek individual change. Dr. Frank Buchman opened the 13 day assembly, stressing four moral standards: honesty, purity, unselfishness and love. A large Japanese delegation was expected to arrive as the conference runs through June 10.

Mackinac Island Mich World Assembly For Moral Rearmament Peter Howard Howard MRA Germany France Ridgway Frank N. D. Buchman Buchman

Tulsa woman shoots in downtown before suicide

Tulsa police say Ruth M. Elliott 42 shot Mary Jean Leonard 26 in the arm on a sidewalk then killed herself with a temple shot. Inspector Roy Graves noted Elliott, a former Eastern State Hospital patient, fired several wild shots aiming to kill others. He found a purse note implying a plan to take three lives.

Tulsa Ruth M. Elliott Roy Graves Eliott Mary Jean Leonard

Desert turned into full farm in a day at Columbia Basin project

In Moses Lake Washington May 30 a desert area was transformed into a seven room house and 110 acres tilled within 24 hours showing the Columbia Basin project irrigation. Veteran WWII farmer Donald Dunn received the $75 000 fully stocked farm and the event drew about 10 000 onlookers as 12 pumps moved water from Grand Coulee Dam to nourish the desert land and orchards.

Moses Lake Wash Columbia Basin Columbia River Michael Straus Donald Dunn Marion Kansas Friends Dunn Grand Coulee Dam Columbia

Bond Cut Reduces Weinberg Bond in Perjury Case

A federal judge ordered a 50 percent bond reduction in the $10,000 bond for Dr. Joseph W. Weinberg 35 the Scientist X who was indicted for perjury in denying he was a Communist.

Mineapolis Joseph W. Weinberg

Russians Propose Berlin Telephone Restoration Amid Censorship

The Russian sector offered to restore limited telephone service in West Berlin on lines controlled by the Communists and open to tapping. West Berlin authorities demanded full intercity communications as before the Tuesday cut-off. The East proposed 70 lines through the central security police switchboard, while over 2,000 cross-border lines remain severed and subjected to censorship and sealing by the people’s police. Barricades rose at many border points the American British and French sectors meet the Soviet zone, though none along the Soviet sector border within the city.

Berlin West Berlin Elbe River Leipzig People’s Police

Mystery writer Craig Rice hospitalized after despondent report

New York May 30 Craig Rice 44 year old mystery novelist was at Bellevue hospital for observation after police were called to her Midtown Somerset hotel room when she reported she was despondent.

New York Craig Rice Bellevue Hospital Somerset Hotel

Berlin border barriers surround the city in wartime measures

The area from the Elbe to the Oder around Berlin is being sealed with crude road blocks of felled trees. 118 travel points between West Berlin and the Soviet zone existed until last Monday. since then three were blocked at Frohnau and Hennigsdorf. Barriers appeared yesterday near West Staaken in the British sector and Steinstuecken in the American sector.

Elbe Oder Rivers Berlin West Berlin Frohnau Henningsdorf West Staaken Steinstuecken

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