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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1954

Page

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Robbery at Roswell Safeway Ties City Record

Roswell police seek two men after a slick early morning Safeway Armed robbery. LeRoy Murray, assistant manager, was forced to open a 612 foot safe, money taken including Saturday sales. The robbers used a 1952 greenish blue Mercury with Texas plates and escaped before 8:17 a.m. Authorities link the case to a Clovis Safeway heist on Nov 1.

Roswell LeRoy Murray Safeway Stores S. Main St Safeway Ah Eee Tommy Thompson Thompson Clovis Murray Artesia Curry County South Richardson Texas

Local Weather Summary from United States Weather Bureau

Reading at 3 hour intervals from 2 pm yesterday to 11 am today shows highs near 86 and a low around 62 with normal values slightly higher. Precipitation for four hours ending 11 am reads 0.04 inches with month to date 0.15 and year to date 3.59. Forecast calls for considerable cloudiness with showers and thunderstorms today, continued cool conditions, and scattered showers tonight and tomorrow. High today around 82 and low tonight near 60 with sunrise at 5 16 and sunset at 6 51.

Slain Matron Patricia Oberhaus in Menio Park Shooting

Mrs Patricia Oberhaus a society matron was killed in Menio Park California as her two sons watched. A few minutes later police arrested Mrs Doris Gloss who was still holding a pistol. Inspector Kieler said Mrs Gloss admitted the shooting but gave no motive.

Patricia Oberhaus Menio Park Calif Doris Gloss William Kieler

Officer Kills Sandia Airman Accidentally

A Sandia Base airman, A.2.C. William H. Anderson, 21, was shot and killed by Estancia Town Marshal Ladd S. Embry after Anderson resisted arrest following a dance disturbance. An inquest was planned with Sandia Base officials attending. Anderson had been at Sandia 18 days, from Forbes AFB Topeka, Kans, and is survived by his wife Patricia of Omaha.

Estancia Sandia Justice of the Peace C. M. Milbourne A. 2 William H. Anderson Ladd S. Embry Milbourne Embry Anderson Sandia Base Maj. Hunter 1090Th Special Reporting Squadron Forbes Afb Topeka Kan Patricia Omaha Neb

Window Washing Wallops Lansing Area Amid Moth Sprays

City officials estimate at least half a million windows in the Lansing area required washing after air planes sprayed 104000 acres across three counties. The spraying to curb the gypsy moth left an oily film on many panes.

Lansing Mich Midwest

Week Long Phone Rate Hearings Open

The State Corporation Commission opened a week of hearings into Mountain States Telephone Co's bid for higher rates. No specific figure was named. the company seeks a fair rate. An emergency interim rate hike of about 1.39 million dollars was allowed with a 400 thousand dollar bond, in effect since July 7.

Santa FE State Corporation Commission Mountain States Telephone Co Mountain States SCC State Supreme Court Commission Jack A. Smith William J. Torrington Max A. Millett Pheonix Charles C. Boatright New Mexico Supreme Court

Italy set for far right bloc as Monarchists and MSI unite

Italy's Monarchist Alfredo Covelli and the Fascist MSI discuss a pact of united action. Monarchists hold 31 deputies and 14 senators, fascists 29 deputies and 9 senators, but even united would be a nuisance in Parliament. Observers see long term impact on a government dominated by the Christian Democrats.

Rome Italy Alfredo Covelli Italian Social Movement MSI Benito Mussolin United Action Covelli Turing Center Christian Democrat Party Chamber of Achille Lauro Fone Lauro

Boy 14 to Face Murder Count in Artesia Slaying

A 14 year old boy is slated to face a murder charge in Artesia after a youth was stabbed to death amid gang warfare. Authorities report the slaying as part of ongoing gang violence, with investigators seeking details on suspects and motives.

Artesia

Murder charges filed after Artesia dance fight death

Eulalio Salgado Jr. of Carlsbad faces murder charges in Artesia justice court after Niconar Gomez died from a stab wound following a dispute outside Our Lady of Guadalupe parish hall. Also charged are Carlsbad youths for affray and weapon offenses. several Artesia youths questioned. Gomez, born June 5 1937 in Artesia, had returned from a California reformatory to attend the dance.

Eulalio Salgado Jr Carlsbad Artesia Hanagan Gomez California Anita Gomez Sotera Gomez Florez Visalia Calif Paulin Funeral Home Paulin Chapel

Rhee Urges U S to Arm South Korea with Atomic Support

President Syngman Rhee told U S News and World Report that South Korea is crying for atomic weapons to fight the Communist forces in North Korea. He also accused Britain and France of not being anti Communist and urged naval and air support as well as doubling South Korea's 650000 man army. He said atomic bombs would deter use and could serve as artillery if available. He criticized U S restraint on Chiang Kai shek and warned of Soviet influence in Britain and France.

Washington Syngman Rhee South Kore United States Korea U.S. News and World Report Rhee Britain France Chiang Kai-shek South Korea North Korea Winston Churchill Charles de Gaulle

West Branch preps for Hoover eightieth birthday

Iowa town of West Branch prepares a major 80th birthday program for Herbert Hoover. He will visit tomorrow for a parade and speeches by Gov Beardsley, Dr Hancher, and Vice President Nixon. The celebration includes a state park ceremony at Hoover birthplace and a noon dinner menu of fried chicken and traditional sides.

West Branch Iowa Herbert Hoover Hoover Jesse Clark Hoover Hulda Minthorn Hoover William Beardsley Virgil M. Hancher University of Iowa Richard M. Nixon Washington Eisenhower Ding Iowa State College J. N Ding) Darling Fred Albin Herbert Albertus Swails

McCarthy Hearings May Dismiss 46 Charges

Senate panel leaders say they will drop some of the 46 charges against Sen. McCarthy and draft rules to curb broad questioning. A committee member notes one disputed item involves a $10,000 Lustron Corp housing pamphlet fee. The panel plans likely public hearings with limits on coverage and a strict relevancy rule to control testimony.

Washington Sen. McCarthy R-Wis Watkins Utah Edwin C. Johnson Colo McCarthy Lustron Corp Sen Fulbright D-Ark Flanders R-Vi Morse Ind-ore

Rain Deluges Hit southeastern New Mexico

Rains up to torrential downpours spotted southeastern New Mexico and southern border areas after weekend storms. Carlsbad saw 30 minutes of heavy rain, Artesia reported a strong downpour, Tijeras Canyon flooded a rio, and traffic paused briefly. Temperatures cooled with highs near 93 in Farmington and Socorro, 75 in Las Vegas.

Associated Press New Mexico District Weather Bureau Albuquerque Carlsbad Artesia Tijeras Canyon Tijeras Rio Grande Valley Glenwood Silver City Socorro Hobbs New Mexico City New Glenwood Raton Roswell Tucumcari Farmington Las Vegas Columbus Grants

Local Man Hurt In Artesia Auto Accident

A 26 year old Roswell baker, Vernon Foye of 314 E Albuquerque St, was hospitalized with a broken leg and arm after his 1954 car careened along Artesia Main Street. The vehicle struck a parked car owned by Jim Belvin, knocked it onto the sidewalk, hit a center street meter, then crossed back and ejected Foye near Roselawn and Main. The owner passenger, S/Sgt Ella Womack of Walker AFB, stopped the car in the intersection. Belvin’s car damage estimated at 150 dollars and Womack’s at 500 dollars.

Artesia Roswell Baker Artesia Hospital Vernon Foye E. Albuquerque St Foye Jim Belvin Belvin Fourth Main Streets Roselawn Ella Womack 812Th Mtr. Weh. Ltd Walker Air Force Base Main Street Womack

Sears Warehouse Burglars Take Motorcycle Again

Police report a second break in at the Sears Roebuck warehouse at 107 N Virginia Ave. A small motorcycle was recovered a mile away. In the first break a motorcycle was taken. Guns and ammunition were disturbed but not removed. A second floor window was found open during the 12 40 a m inspection.

Sears-Roebuck & Co Virginia Ave

Navy war games off Southern California in June

Units of the U. S. Pacific Fleet participated in naval and amphibious war games off the coast of Southern California during June. Aboard the USS LST 175 was David E. Rice Jr. fireman USN, son of Mr and Mrs David E Rice of 1205 E Alameda Roswell.

San Diego Calif U. S. Pacific Fleet California David E. Rice Jr USN David E. Rice E. Alameda, Roswell

Six Major Issues Remain for Congress in Half Dozen Days

Congress faces six unresolved items in six working days including farm policy foreign aid social security debt limit antisubversive measures and atomic energy. The atomic energy bill may delay adjournment as Senate rivals seek to block patent provisions and send it back for another House Senate reconciliation.

Washington Senate Sen. McCarthy R-Wis W. Sterling Cole House Senate House Eisenhower

Traffic Death Count Rises To 194 In State

Sandia Base Public Information Office reports the death of Pfc. Billy E. Hill 21 of Sevierville Tennessee from auto injuries. Hill, of the 8457th Military Police Company, was injured July 17 when the car he rode in left the highway in Tijeras Canyon east of Albuquerque. He died at Sandia Base hospital, increasing the state traffic death total to 194.

Albuquerque Sandia Billy E. Hill Sevierville Tenn Hill 8457Th Military Police Company Tijeras Canyon Aldred Sandia Base Hospital

Nine boys hike 70 miles across Superstition Mountains

In Mesa Arizona nine boys aged 14 to 18 completed a 70 mile hike across the Superstition Mountains east of Mesa. They traced a trail used by pioneering Mormon grandparents who settled the area in the late 1880s. The group foraged on wild game and desert plants and battled rattlesnakes en route.

Mesa Ariz Here Utah

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United States Weather Bureau A. B. Elder Hurley Gare Elder The American Legion Edwin Mechem David Williams David Roy Duncan Lubbock Disabled American Veterans School For the Deaf Austin Ollie B. Livingston Region 1 Dav N. M Sears Warehouse Congress Quickies Ken Reynolds J. L. Love Alic Robert Adams
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