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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1954

Page

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Two Escape from Grant County Jail in Silver City

Holton Marvin Vaughan 35 and companions Carl F. Martin 27 and Charles Caldwell 22 tunneled through a wall and lowered themselves to ground after removing a toilet. A car disappeared as the trio fled during the night and were recaptured near the Mexican line after an all-night search aided by planes. Vaughan faces murder and kidnapping charges tied to Amos Burgess of Phoenix.

Silver City Holton Marvin Vaughan Grant County New Pionice Vaughan Carl F. Martin Charles Caldwell Lordsburg Ed Pack Amos Burgess Phoenix Burgess West Virginia

Local Youth and Five Others Injured in Eastern NM Crash

A 6 a m crash on State Road 18 five miles north of Tatum left three men dead and five injured. The fatally injured were Teddy Martin 24 of Tatum Gerald Webb 35 of Hobbs and Dan Downing of Tatum. Injured were Boyd Sides James Welty O A Burden George Boyte and Edward Jones all of Tatum. The doodlebug truck belonged to Republic Geophysical Exploration Co. and was driven by Downing who collided after turning left.

Tatum New Mexico Here Republic Geophysical Exploration Co Teddy T. Martin Gerald T. Webb Hobbs Dan Raymond Downing Pierce Sides Welty Lea General Hospital

Russia and France Open Indochina Talks at Geneva

At Geneva the Western nations seek joint ground on Vietnam cease fire while Molotov and Bidault meet in informal talks. The 19 nation Far Eastern conference plans Korea debate first, then Indochina discussions. Meanwhile Jack Echols named next fall as Farmington High principal succeeding D J Holderness.

Geneva Russia United States Crase France Georges Bidault Molotov Far Eastern Conference Korea Indochina Bidault Farmington Jack Echols Tucumcari High School Farmington High School D. J. Holderness Parmington School

Local Weather Report and Precipitation Totals

For 24 hours ending 11 a.m. today precipitation is none. Month to date totals show 11 for the period and 32 year to date. The month to date total is 63 for the year to date. Sunrise is at 24 and sunset at 6 37.

Russia Replies to U S Proposals on Atomic Power Pool

In Geneva Soviet Foreign Minister Molo tova handed a note to Secretary of State Dulles in a half hour meeting. The discussion touched on the Geneva conference and Far Eastern issues as well as proposals for an atomic power pool.

Geneva Soviet Russia Dulles V. M. Molotov

Man Kills Himself After Jaw Breaks in Oklahoma

A 62-year-old motorist in Oklahoma shot himself after suffering a broken jaw. The case notes severe pain and a fatal self inflicted gunshot wound ending the man's turmoil.

Man Bapfalo. Oklaw

State rests case in Aztec murder trial

The state rested its case after a night session in Farmington, telling of the Willi Carpenter murder trial over the Parmington shooting of Tommy Green on October 5. A signed statement by Carpenter, admitted as evidence, is linked to the shooting. Carpenter is set to testify for his defense. Prosecution witnesses included Farmington Police Chief Dan Sullivan and officers who described the investigation the night Green was shot. They noted Green may have died hours later. Cal Hammond of Aztec typed the alleged confession and testified for the state.

Willi Carpenter Tommy Green Parmington Carpenter Green Farmington Dan Sullivan Cal Sullivan Cal Hammond Aztec

Halt Estancia Drilling Ends After Test Indicates Potential

A wildcat test well 12 miles east of Estancia, drilled by D&K Drilling Co. of Midland Texas, was shut down at 5360 feet after a reported show of 5310 feet. The well lies in the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 21, township and range not specified.

Estancia Tthe D&k Drilling Co Midland Tex S21 Ten Rioe

Washington Officials Study Emergency Drought Aid Paths

Officials from the Agriculture Department and Civil Defense Administration met at the White House to discuss immediate drought relief. They considered releasing 15 million dollars to the agriculture conservation program to combat dust and drought effects, with a report planned at the governors conference.

Washingon Washington Agriculture Department Civil Defense Administration Agriculture Conservation Program

Pedals 25 Miles in Escape From Steel Bars

Midlothian Texas police report Jack Rainsberger 18 escaped the Seagoville federal reformatory riding a bicycle he stole in Dallas. He confessed he cannot drive and wished for a car while pedaling 25 miles.

Midlothian Tex Perry Aday Jack Rainsberger Federal Reformatory Seagoville Dallas J. W. Wiseman Rainsberger

Army Claims Schine Photo Doctored

The Army charged a doctored photo was used in McCarthy era hearings as Roy Cohn admitted providing the image. Cohn said the picture showed Stevens with Schine and was blown up, denying knowledge of a third person being cut out. He testified Stevens invited him and McCarthy to his office last November, though Schine could not attend.

Washington Army McCarthy Camp Roy Cohn Sen. McCarthy Cohn Robert T. Stevens G. David Schine MacCarthy Stevens Schine Joseph N. Welch Stevens Schine Ray H. Jenkins Subcommittee Jenkins McCarthy

Three Killed and Sixty Hurt in Train Collision

In Hanau near Frankfurt, the Scandinavian Express and a local commuter train collided at a switch. Three people were killed and about 60 injured, including two conductors and a dining car passenger. The local train crews escaped unharmed as both locomotives and five express cars overturned.

Prankfurt Germany Hanau Frankfurt

Jaycees to Greet Muleshoe Delegation in Roswell

The Roswell Junior Chamber of Commerce will greet the Muleshoe Jaycees in Roswell at 9 a.m. tomorrow as they travel to the Texas state Jaycee convention in El Paso. April 29. One of the outstanding Jaycee nominees.

Roswell

Osteopathic Hospitals May Get U.S. Funds

Santa Fe New Mexico Osteopathic hospitals could become eligible for federal funds after the State Hospital Advisory Council urged the State Board of Public Health to revise minimum standards for hospitals receiving federal funds The council said the change would not affect existing policies. It also approved a $142 000 federal funds allocation and a plan to provide advance application information to council members.

Santa FE New Mexico State Hospital Advisory Council State Board of Public Health Wes. Ves N

Maybe It Wasn't Such a Good Idea

Detroit high school student Barbara Swain wanted to learn to drive. Her boyfriend Arthur Bierschbach and another girl Caroline Roulier were involved when a U turn and curb impact tore a garage wall and left Caroline injured on a car hood. All three received hospital treatment. Barbara was ticketed for reckless driving and Arthur for permitting an unlicensed driver to operate a vehicle.

Detroit Barbara Swain Arthur Bierschbach Staps Larbers Caroline Roulier Caroline Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital Barbara Arthur

Polio Vaccine Test Begins in Albuquerque

Health department starts a polio vaccine trial after a one week delay. A Pittsburgh group previously received innoculations as researchers prepare the study and monitor results for safety and effectiveness.

Albuquerque Ber Health Department Pittsburgh

Dairy Farm Burns Near Albuquerque

Fire at the J. R. Branch dairy farm outside Albuquerque caused about 50000 in damages. Insurance covered the loss.

Albuquerque J. R. Branch

Man Charged In Check Case Two Plead Guilty

A complaint charges J. G. Wardin with issuing a worthless 6.02 dollar check drawn on the First National Bank of Roswell to Owl Drug. In justice court yesterday Samuel F. Stone and Lorita Ross pleaded guilty to bad check counts. Stone's bond is 2000 dollars and Ross 1000 dollars, with both bound over to the District Court. Stone allegedly passed a 45.40 check on Hagerman’s First National Bank at Valley Grocery in Dexter. he has prior arrests for vagrancy, leaving the scene of an accident, assault and battery, car theft, and forgery. Stone served a term in the Nebraska penitentiary. The deputy reports the woman wrote the 45.40 check and two others were passed by Stone.

J. G. Wardin First National Bank of Roswell Owl R. Perry Bean Samuel F. Stone Lorita Ross Stone Ross District Court Nebraska Penitentiary Charlie Troublefield Hagerman

Los Alamos Fights To Prevent Gate Leaks

Civic leaders in Los Alamos form a five member committee to oppose relaxing security at the atomic base. The group will urge residents to contact the state congressional delegation and plans meetings through the week to decide on gate openness and a referendum of resident pass holders.

Los Alamos Larry Burns Burns

Australia Lets 51 Russians Use Ship for Return Trip

Foreign Minister Sir Philip McBride announced 51 Russians from the closed Soviet Embassy will sail home aboard the 20 256 ton British ship New Australia. The group and families will fly from Canberra to Perth and board Fremantle port, with departure from Moscow not further delayed. The Petrov case triggered Russia severing relations last week, as Vladimir Petrov handed over documents alleging a vast Red spy ring in Australia.

Canberra Australia Philip ‘McBride New Australia McBride Perth Western Australia Fremantle Moscow Russia Petrov Vladimir Petrov

Election School Of Instruction Set For May Primary

Election judges clerks and alternates will learn duties for the May 4 primary in a school of instruction for precincts using voting machines The Roswell Senior High School auditorium hosts three sessions 10 am 2 pm and 7 30 pm Bill Rhea of Albuquerque will teach with emphasis on alternates being ready to step in on short notice and take over promptly.

Roswell Senior High School Bill Rhea Albuquerque Dorothy Herring

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