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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1956

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Suspect Sought in Three States Arrested In City

A 20-year-old man, Francis Lee Jones, was arrested in Roswell after a nationwide pursuit spanning three states and offenses including forgery car theft and burglary. He used disguises and stole a Lincoln car, fleeing from Little Rock and Oklahoma authorities before being cornered in New Mexico.

Marvin T. Hill Chaves County Francis Lee Jones Roswell Eddy and Lea County Little Rock Ark Texas Freeport Tex Alvis Browning Jones Carlsbad Hartsill Martin Eddy County Arte Lincoln FBI

Revision Urged on U S Water Resource Policy

National Conference on Water Resources Policy heard that the federal program for water resource and power development is subsidized and disjointed. Adm. Ben Moreell called for a major overhaul and a review of subsidies and federal power transfers. Leslie Miller urged a coordinating board to guide planners across agencies. The conference, backed by the Chamber of Commerce and engineers groups, questioned current flood and irrigation roles and favored basin level programs.

ST. Louis National Conference On Water Resources Policy Adm Ben Moreell Second Hoover Commission Moreell Leslie Miller Wyoming Commission Reclamation and Water Supply Chamber of Commerce of the United States The Engineers Joint Council National Water

Cofton Farmers Told Egypt Loan Non-Competitive

Washington reports reassure farm belt congressmen that U S aid for Egypt's planned 1.3 billion dollar Aswan dam to expand irrigation and power would not create new overseas competition for U S cotton. Egypt relies on cotton for 90 percent of exports and could raise production, affecting surplus stock managed by the United States.

Washington Eisenhower Egypt United States U.S World Bank Aswan Nile River

Wife’s Public Praising Spurs Court Action In Enid

Enid Oklahoma game ranger Bill Severe filed charges of shooting migratory water fowl against two Enid men. Both pleaded guilty and paid a $25 fine in Enid city court after a wife provided a photo of the incident to a local newspaper.

Bill Severe Enid

Engineer Takes Blame for Santa Fe Train Wreck

Los Angeles report says engineer Frank B. Parrish declared the wreck his fault after a Santa Fe two car diesel train left Union Station for San Diego at 15 miles per hour on a curve. The crash killed 29 and injured about 150 as passengers were ejected or crushed. An inquest is set for February 3 with over 100 witnesses anticipated.

Los Angeles Santa Fe Union Station San Diego Dist Atty S. Ernest Roll Frank B. Parrish Parrish San Bernardino Fourth Street Homer Smith

Eisenhower proposes renewal of standby consumer credit curbs

President Eisenhower in a broad economic message urged Congress to restore standby controls on consumer credit while noting the economy is expanding at a moderated pace. He cited a threshold 400 billion dollar economy and argued debt reduction should come before tax relief, proposing several new measures including farm relief, housing loans, area development funds, and a tougher antitrust program.

Washington Eisenhower Congress United States his_ soil bank U.S Multination Organization For Trade Cooperation Federal Reserve Board

Unidentified Man Kidnaps Farmer in Las Vegas Chase

A wide manhunt continues for an unidentified gunman injured in a wreck during a police chase and who abducted farmer Lawrence Tracy near Las Vegas. Evidence links him to the New Mexico slaying of Ralph H. Rainey, while driver’s license and wallet found at the scene point to Kenneth Roosevelt Short of North Hollywood. Short, missing three days, may be a victim or accomplice. chase details include a near 100 mph speed, a subsequent crash, and a house to house search as authorities spread word to connect the case across states.

Sheriff’s Office New Mexico Ralph H. Rainey Santa Monica Calif Kenneth Roosevelt Short Blythe St North Hollywood Dick Barbour Lawrence Tracy Tracy Las Vegas Burbank Short Kansas City San Francisco Rainey U. S. Highway 66 Budville N. M

Behnke To Be Given Hearing in February

Emil Behnke, manager of the Pecos Valley Lodge for Alcoholics at Roswell, will be given a hearing in the first week of February. Dr. Charles Beeson of the State Alcoholism Commission said Behnke was suspended a second time by Executive Director George Brock for insubordination. Brock had previously suspended Behnke but temporarily reinstated him pending appeal to the commission.

Albuquerque Emil Behnke Trvice Pecos Valley Roswell Charles Beeson State Alcoholism Commission Benke George Brock Brock Behnke

Witnesses Called In Murder Trial Of Las Cruces Man

A Las Cruces jury hears testimony in Floyd D. Hollis Jr. murder case over the November 21 slaying of Billy Vernon Thrower. Hollis claims self defense after a shootout at a trailer court following a Juarez trip. Testimony today began with Dolores Brooks wife of Thrower, with prior sessions featuring arresting officers and investigators.

Las Cruces Floyd D. Hollis Jr Billy Vernon Thrower Dolores Brooks Billy Thrower Hollis Thrower

Science Year designated in New Mexico schools

The year 1956 is proclaimed The Science Year in New Mexico public schools. State Superintendent Georgia L. Lusk urged educators to stress the nation’s need for scientists and the rewards for competence in the field.

Santa FE Georgia L. Lusk

Kefauver demands full military probe of Ridgeway charges

Sen. Kefauver called for a thorough Senate review of the defense establishment after Gen. Ridgway alleged civilian officials pressed military policy for political reasons. He praised Ridgway but urged the Armed Services Committee to investigate, while Mundt supported nonpolitical defense management.

Kefauver Ridgeway Washington D-Tenn Matthew B. Ridgway Ridgway Saturday Evening Post Army Wilson Adm Arthur W. Radford Joint Chiefs Senate Armed Services Committee Gen. Ridgway Formosa Defense Sen. Mundt R-Sd Defense Department Eisenhower

Gasoline Fume Leak Endangers Ohio Town

In Solon Ohio an estimated 400 homes reek of gasoline fumes from a Buckeye Pipe Line Co leak. Authorities warn the cold weather could trigger an explosion with a flame. Police say fumes likely enter storm sewers and rise through basement drains near Mantua to Cleveland transport line.

Cleveland Solon Buckeye Pipe Line Co Mantua Ohio John Vondrasek

Senate probes faults in 1954 grain bin purchases

A Senate investigations subcommittee found confusion and neglect marked the 1954 government program buying 54,338 prefabricated steel grain bins. Agriculture and Navy departments were faulted for delays and faulty certification, with losses running into large sums and many bins defective.

Senate Washington Senate Investigations Department of Agriculture Navy Department Inspection Service Agriculture McClellan Dark Agriculture Department Commodity Credit Cor Black, Siralls & Bryson Kansas City

Alleged Car Thief Dies in Highway Crash Near San Fidel

Eddie Scott Jr. of Weimar Texas, an alleged car thief who hijacked a Fort Worth woman’s car west of San Fidel, died from injuries after the vehicle left U S 66 two miles west of San Fidel. He was 17th highway fatality in New Mexico for 1956. Mrs Dorris Wood of Fort Worth identified him and the body was taken to Crossett Mortuary.

Albuquerque Texas San Fidel County Indian Hospital Bill Cook Grants Eddie Scott Jr Weimar Tex Scott Dorris Wood Fort Worth U. S. 66

Deming Republicans Lock Horns Over Hobbs Air Base Site

Luna County Republicans criticize Sen. Dennis Chavez for backing Hobbs as the site for a new Air Force base calling the choice political. Chavez argues Hobbs has the base, runways, hangars and weather. Republicans counter that Deming also has a base and weather and urge a wider Southwest distribution.

Deming Republicans Hobbs New Air Base Luna County Chavez O’sullivan el Paso Tucson

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