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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2011
Page
1
The page lists winning numbers for New Mexico on Saturday May 28. Numbers shown include 8 2 31 3 970 5 13 14 32 36 7 with several digits misread by OCR. No clear prize breakdown or further details are provided.
Community newsletter calls for submissions of local achievements. Readers are invited to email details of honors and awards received by neighbors, friends, or colleagues to be shared in upcoming issues.
Texas lawmakers approve a bill to keep the Daughters of the Republic of Texas as stewards of the Alamo under General Land Office oversight. The measure imposes stricter reporting while the attorney general’s office investigates the group amid financial concerns.
Brief death notices list Oscar Barrera George Roberts Wade Junior Hinton Pearl Collins Alan Wayne Dunagan among regional obituaries. Names and locations presented in standard obituary column style with no additional details.
Five day outlook for Odessa and Midland covers daily conditions with temperatures and precipitation chances. UV index guidance included for each day, noting potential high exposure periods and safety tips for sun protection. Winds light to moderate, with possible afternoon gusts in the region.
Daily newspaper page lists mailing addresses for changes subscriptions and delivery, with phone numbers for editorial and ads. It states service hours, departments, and policy on errors, with a web address for the Odessa American.
On May 30 1911 the first Indy 500 was won by Ray Harroun in a Marmon Wasp. The race lasted over six and a half hours at 74.6 mph, with a $10000 prize. Also on this date Joan of Arc was burned in Rouen in 1431. Andrew Jackson killed Charles Dickinson in 1806. Brooklyn Bridge stampede rumors in 1883 killed 12. Lincoln Memorial dedication occurred in 1922. Attu Island was seized by American forces in 1943.
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