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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1954

Page

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France Accepts Manslaughter Plea On Innocence Claim

Sgt. Arthur L Rusch faced a four pm hearing before Justice R Perry Bean on a manslaughter charge for the April 10 shooting of Refugio Sanchez. Sanchez fled a neighbor’s home before Rusch allegedly ordered him to halt thrice and fired twice. District Attorney Pat Hanagan filed the complaint. the hearing was continued and Rusch released on own recognizance.

Arthur L- Busch Areery R. Perry Bean Justice of the New Mexico Refugio Sanchez Sanchez Rusch Pat Hanagan

Democrats warn against overconfidence on campaign caravan

A 20 car Democratic caravan led by Sen Clinton Anderson and John Simms Jr. heads through five towns in a four day push. They stop in Roswell for breakfast open to the public with tickets at the Nickson Hotel and plan Albuquerque as the final stop. The tour stresses a fresh program and warns Democrats not to rely on past gains. Stephen Mitchell and others speak at a $12.50 plate barbecue in Hobbs.

Clinton P. Anderson John F. Simms Jr Roswell Loving Carlsbad Artesia Hobbs Nickson Hotel Fort Sumner Melrose Portales Clovis Tucumcari Santa Rosa Albuquerque Stephen Mitchell Simms Anderson Georgia Lusk Superintendent of Merle Eager Tucumceari Natalie Buck Ingram Pickett Truman T. Sanders Jr Chaves County Clinton Anderson D-Nm Eddy County Mitchell Korea Clinton P Anderson John Simms East Side

Secret Office Planned in Albuquerque for Government Contractor

Plans for an 85,000 square foot office building for a government contractor are underway in Albuquerque. The project was discussed at a city planning commission meeting, but the contractor’s name was not released.

Albuquerque City Planning Commission

Mechem seeks extradition for child kidnapping case

Governor Mechem asks Tennessee authorities to extradite Mrs. Norman Jackie Wilson to New Mexico for trial on the kidnapping of Alpha Jill George, a 5 year old girl in Grant County on October 6, 1953. Complaint filed by Marion R. George.

Mechem Santa FE Tennessee Norman Jackie) Wilson New Mexico Alpha Jill George Grant County Marion R. George

Weather Summary for United States

Reading from 2 p.m. yesterday to 11 a.m. today shows high 71 and low 52 with normal 75 and 44. Precipitation none in the 24 hours to 11 a.m. and month to date .09, year to date .30. Sunrise 5:30, sunset 6:27, day length 13 hours. Clouds thicken tomorrow with scattered showers and warmer conditions, high 78 and low 50 tonight.

Walker Air Force Base Roswell $4 Million Construction Project

The House Armed Services Committee tentatively approved 43 Air Force projects including a $4,087,000 Walker Air Force Base Roswell construction package. The plan covers airfield pavements liquid fuel storage and dispensing facilities communications navigation aids airfield lighting operational utilities land acquisition and storage facilities.

Washington Walker Air Force Base Roswell Air Force House Armed Service Committee Walker

Surgery Removes Student's Pencil

Michael Egan an eight year old student in Hartford put a four inch pencil in his mouth during a fourth grade arithmetic test at Southwest school. He said he let go and it went down his throat and could not be coughed up. Doctors performed surgery at St Francis Hospital to remove the pencil from his stomach.

Hartford Conn Michael Egan Southwest School St. Francis Hospital

Aggie bonds approved for NM A&M dormitories

The State Finance Board OKs New Mexico A&M College to issue 1,323,000 dollars in bonds to finance two dormitories. One will house 142 female students and the other 300 male students, expanding campus housing.

AGGIE Santa FE State Finance Board New Mexico A&m College

Beery daughter to wed actor Don Hayden this April

Carol Ann Beery 22 daughter of the late Wallace Beery will marry Don Hayden actor and son of Leila and Marty Hayden April 25 in Hollywood. Hayden operates a dramatic school and theater with his family.

Hollywood Carol Ann Beery Wallace Beery Don Hayden Leila and Marty Hayden

Chimpanzee Zippy Loses Cadillac in Downtown Theft

Cleveland report says Zippy the chimpanzee, a nightclub and TV performer, had his Cadillac stolen Monday night while in the care of a chimp sitter. Stolen items include 1000 pictures, 100 copies of Zippy the Chimp book, a bicycle, scooter, roller skates, high chair, trench coat, two strollers, a table, and the car itself.

Cleveland Zippy Lee Ecuyer Ecuyer Bonnie

Stockton Warns New Mexico Republicans Over Control by Professionals

Alvin Stockton, Republican governor candidate, told Chaves County supporters that New Mexico Republicans face a choice between professional politicians and the average party member. He cited the Democratic party as an example of elite control and warned the rank and file to act before the party suffers the same fate.

Alvin Stockton New Mexico Stockton Chaves ‘County Ed Mechem Republican Albuquerque

Long-Time New Mexico Rancher M. E. Collier Dies at Home

M. E. Collier, noted New Mexico rancher and businessman, died suddenly at his home last night at 10 from a heart attack. He had been in ill health since 1951. Born August 5, 1869, in

M. E. Collier New Mexico

Obituary for C. J. Collier with family ties across several states

The obituary details the life of C. J. Collier a long time Roswell resident and rancher. He was educated at Baylor University and married Jessie Shannon in 1895 then Mattie Haynes in 1908. He worked in trade farming and cattle, lived in Ranger Lake Hope Montrose Roswell and California, and supported the First Baptist Church and African missions. He survived by his widow seven children 24 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren with funeral arrangements pending.

Baylor University Hope Cap Rock Montrose Calif Roswell Collier California First Baptist Church Africa Glenn Bertie) Connor Josephine Mahon Daisy Bedwell Yucopia Eugene Collier J.P. Collier

Fourth Army Officers to Inspect NMMI

A Fourth Army inspection team will visit New Mexico Military Institute on Thursday and Friday, April 15 and 16, to conduct an annual formal inspection. Col. Wendell H. Langdon and Lt. Cols Laurence T. Ayres and William H. Kennon head the team, arriving from Claremore, Oklahoma.

Fourth Army New Mexico Military Institute Cahoon Wendell H. Langdon Laurence T. Ayres William H. Kennon

Mechem appoints Msgr Bradley to FEPC mission

Governor Mechem appoints the Most Rev. Msgr. W. T. Bradley, director of Catholic education and charities in the Santa Fe archdiocese, to the Fair Employment Practices Commission.

Msgr. Bradley FEPC Santa FE Mechem Richt Msgr W. T. Bradley Catholic Education and Charities Fair Employment Practices Com

10 Nation Setup Planned For Defense

Artesia resident George Frisch 80, a Spanish American War veteran, died at his home. Only survivor is his widow. Farmington approves a one cent per pack cigarette tax for parks maintenance. Paris talks on a 10 nation defense pact for Southeast Asia outline Western alignment and SEATO labeling discussed.

George Frisch Artesia Paris Southeast Asia Georges Bidault U.S Dulles London Anthony Eden Bidault Eden Joseph Laniel Bao Dai Viet Nam Daily Mail Pato — Pacific Treaty Organization Australia New Zealand Philippines Thailand Indochina Laos Cambodia Geneva Russia Red China Korea Estett United Action

Ballard Heads Campaign for Rocket Opener at Fair Park

Mayor-elect Bert Ballard will lead the advance ticket sale campaign for the Longhorns season opener at Fair Park Stadium Tuesday evening. A committee of five leading businessmen supports the drive to fill the park. J. R. Patsy Allen will direct opening ceremonies as Roswell Rockets face Carlsbad Potashers in the opener.

Bert Ballard Fair Park ‘Stadium J. R Patsy” Allen Roswell Rockets Carlsbad Pot_ashers

Meeting plans and NMMI building expansion outlined

TV meeting set for morning with Holland Williams George Caraway Winston Daniel and others to discuss opening night tickets featuring Pat Stasey and Stubby l Greer. Construction at NMMI will add a 270 couple ballroom ten lane bowling alley expanded soda fountain and game room areas with a new recreation room and more pool tables.

Holland Williams George Caraway Winston Daniel Poe Corn Fred Brandes W. C. Taylor Archie Campbell Ben Ginsberg Bert Luttrel Elmo Henslee Carl Rohr Tom Hall Jr Jud Roberts Wesley Foster Paul McEvoy Pat Stasey Stubby l Greer

Congress Awaits Oppenheimer Case Developments at Roswell Event

Congress and the public await the AEC review of J. Robert Oppenheimer amid security questions. Senator McCarthy claims affidavits link him to the Communist party while offering no plan to pursue the case. Oppenheimer defends his record and seeks a hearing as the AEC conducts an orderly review under Gray.

Washington J. Robert Oppenheimer Sen. McCarthy R-Wis Oppenheimer Communist Party Atomic Energy Commission AEC Eisenhower Secretary of the Army Gordon Gray W. Sterling Cole RNY Sen. Hickenlooper Riowa Senate House Atomic Energy Committee McCarthy Phoenix Ariz Senate Investigations Subcommittee Princeton, N. J Cole Hickenlooper Senate House Committee

Adairsville Faces Dilemma Over Windfall Gift

Adairsville Georgia wrestles with how to spend a growing gift of about thirty one thousand dollars from W A Graham, a banker who became wealthy in Oklahoma. The town of 990 has only sewer bonds and a 12 mill tax rate, with no parks or recreational facilities, as officials seek a plan for the windfall.

Adairsville North Georgia U. S. 41 W. A. Graham Pryor Okla Oklahoma J. E. McKelvey McHelvey Tno R. D. Barton Graham Wech Milling Co Barton

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