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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2011
Page
1
Odessa American previews fall recipes featuring whoopie pies with pumpkin and gingerbread, alongside traditional chocolate cookies with vanilla frosting. Also notes Veterans Day stories as six veterans share courage and commitment in upcoming feature.
Lottery numbers are listed for Cash 5 Pick 3 Day Night Lotto Texas Powerball and Daily 4 plus a local report on First Presbyterian Church and ABLE Center building a home ramp for Gardendale with four ramps completed by The Texas Ramp Project. Don Hallmark leads volunteers with Fred Sanchez Jim Longstreet and others assisting.
Odessa American invites readers to share good news such as achievements and announcements. Photos may be included and submissions should be sent to the newspaper or dropped at the office. The notice appears in the Sweetwater obituaries and death notices section on page 3B.
The fragment mentions Hobbs and Ruidoso with temperatures and a brief avalanche fact. It mixes stray numbers and garbled text without a clear event or person. No coherent news item or outcome present.
On October 30 various historical notes include the 1941 Soviet hydro reactor bomb test and estimates of a large explosion. The Soviet Mars Congress ordered removal of José Spain’s beds from Penn’s tomb in 1735. John Adams was born in Braintree Massachusetts. In 1893 US Senate approval to repeal the Sherman Silver Purchase Act. 1921 premier of The Sheik with Rudolph Valentino. 1938 War of the Worlds radio play by Orson Welles. 1944 Appalachian Spring with Copland music debuted at the Library of Congress. 1945 end of Shoe rationing. 1953 General Marshall awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
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