East Central State College Homecoming Saturday Parade Luncheon Game
East Central State College hosts homecoming on Saturday October 18 with alumni breakfast at Knight Hall a parade around town a noon luncheon by the Union and a 2 pm football game against Northeastern. Awards and speeches highlight the day with a Mother Goose parade theme and a new student cheering section.
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East Central State College
Alumni Associaion
Chamber of Commerce
Ross Badgett
Ada
Knight Hall
Association
Memorial Gateway
Norris Stadium
Fourteenth Street
Francis
Maintreet
Main
Stockton Avenue
Stockton
Twelfth
Broadway
Norris Field
Union Building
Charles F. Spencer
Jack Conn
East Central Studnts
Garner backs Stevenson in Texas as Ike campaigns
A handwritten note from John N. Garner to Sam Rayburn pledges Garner to vote the Democratic ticket straight from top to bottom in November. Republican leaders dismiss Garner as a brass-collar Democrat while Eisenhower's Texas campaign opens with stops in Houston Waco Lubbock San Antonio Fort Worth and Dallas.
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Dallas
John N
Cactus Jack
Garner
Texas
Adlai Stevenson
House
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Dwight
Sam
Uvalde
Eisenhower
Houston
Waco
Lubbock
San Antonio
Loud Mouth Invites Reds Surrender In Malaya
The Malayan government uses Loud Mouth, a roaming loudspeaker, to urge Red guerrillas to surrender. Leaflets in Negri Sembilan promise safe arrival and nonfatal treatment for those who approach the unit.
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Seremban
Red
Negri Sembilan
Givthis Assurance
Van Fleet Praises ROK Forces At White Horse Mountain Fight
General Van Fleet said South Korean soldiers at White Horse Mountain fought the Chinese 38th Army with great skill and described the ROK Ninth Division’s defense near Chorwon as a beautiful job. He called the hill battle intense and noted lessons for the army.
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Korea
James A. van Fleet Toda
White Horse Mountain
van Fleet
White Horse
U. S. Eighth Army
Republic of Korea Rok
Chorwon
Kim Chong Oh
U. S
Marine Major Ratliff Led Helicopter Medevac Missions in Korea
Maj. Bert E. Ratliff Jr returned to active duty in 1951 after four years as a Marine fighter pilot. In Korea he flew from Seoul to forward positions, evacuating wounded to aid stations and hospital ships, often completing multiple 24 hour cycles. He noted helicopters saved hundreds of lives and cited high frontline morale due to rotation, food, medical care, and leadership. He flew VIPs over front lines and participated in missions moving troops and equipment, with a notable rescue during a heavy fuel period after a failed landing.
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Central Pacific
Bert E. Ratliff Jr
Maj. Ratliff
Korea
United States
Seoul
Col. McCutchen
Ada
Marine Flyer
Alahoma
van Fleet
Ratliff
Munsan
Panmunjom
Yalu
B. E. Ratliff
East Fourteenth
Will
el* Tro
Calif
Florida Should Screen Skin Urges For Outdoor Work
A Tampa doctor argues that constant sun exposure harms skin and raises cancer risk in Florida. Dr Morris Waisman notes premature aging and lesions from sun, urges pre employment skin suitability exams and protective measures, citing higher skin cancer rates in the South and variations by hair and eye color.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Tampa
Florida
Morris Waisman
Journal of the
Florida Medical Association
Waisman
South
North
West Promises New Yugoslavian Aid
Belgrade Yugoslavia The United States Britain and France announce a new economic aid program for Communist Yugoslavia seen as Western support for defense against Soviet threats. The tri power communique hints at about 99 million dollars for one year retroactive to July 2 with the US contributing two thirds.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
United States
Britain
France
Kremlin
GIs Aid Korean Amputees Through Share Drive
Allied soldiers in Korea raised nearly $8,000 in 24 hours for amputees, with over $40,000 collected this month. The Operation Share campaign, run by U S Armed Forces Radio, solicits record requests for pledges. Contributions include gifts up to $100, and the effort was started by the U S First Corps on the Korean front.
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Gis
Seoul
Korea
U. S. Armed Forces Radio
U. S. 1St Corps
World Series Shares Set Worth For Yankees Dodgers
Ford Frick said the champion New York Yankees shares were worth 6026.32 each while the Brooklyn Dodgers shares were worth 4200.64 each. He did not disclose the number of shares voted by either club.
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New York
Ford Frick
New York Yankees
Aeing
Brooklyn Dodgers
Frick
French Forces Open Winter Offensive Against Vietminh
French Union troops press first winter assault in Indochina targeting Vietminh in the Red River Delta southeast of Hanoi. Paratroopers joined the push as napalm incendiaries darken the sky while about 1 000 drops and roughly 10 000 French troops try to encircle Vietminh forces.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Red River
Squid Surprises South Bend Homeowner in Drain
Louise Johnson, 27, of 752 South Main Street pulled a baby squid from a clogged lavatory drain. Ten legs wrapped around her finger as she investigated the mystery with the creature prompting zoology professor Dr. John D. Mizelle to reassure housewives the odd incident is unlikely to recur.
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South Bend
Ind
Louise Johnson
South Main Street
John D. Mizelle
University of Notre Dame
Russia Says B29 Fired On Red Planes Before Vanishing
Moscow accuses a U S B29 of crossing the Soviet frontier near Yuri island in the Kuriles. Soviet fighters fired back and the bomber disappeared toward the sea as US officials say the plane was on a training flight with no guns. A Soviet note delivered by Deputy Foreign Minister Pushkin demanded measures to prevent further violations.
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Thomas P. Whitney
Moscow
Russia
Air Force
Japan
United States
Communist Party
Pravda
Moscow Radio
Tokyo
U.S. Air Force
Kurile Islands
Elim O’shaughnessy
U. S
Father Dies Rescuing Family From Burning Home
In Redlands California Glen A Sargent 40 a disabled WWII veteran dies after leading his wife Myrtle 16 and child Renda 2 to safety then reentering the house to save his three children Glen Jr 9 Slenda 13 and Gary 6. The floor collapsed trapping them in flames.
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Redlands
Calif
Glen A. Sargent
Slenda
Glen Jr
Gary
Largent
Germany
Myrtle
Renda
Genoa and World Celebrate Columbus Day 1492 Anniversary
Genoa marks the 459th anniversary with two parades and songs from the 15th century. In New York City about one million people watched a Fifth Avenue Columbus Day march. Spain honors Ferdinand and Isabella as Franco cites Spanish flags and ships. A new air route trial brings San Salvador closer with a ceremonial landing by Easton Merrill.
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Genoa
Italy
America
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Spain
Ferdinand
Isabella
Generalissimo
Franco
Granada
Columbus
San Salvador
Bahamas
Dick Merrill
Eastern Air Lines
U. S. Air Force
Iran Government Arrests Four in Plot Against Mossadegh
Tehran arrested four men including retired General Mohammad Abdulhossein Hejazi and Assadullah Rashidian and two of Rashidian brothers. The government alleged a plot involving Parliament members linked to a foreign embassy. Fazlollah Zahedi was named in the plot but enjoyed immunity. his home is guarded.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Fazlollah Zahedi
Hossein Fatemi
California Democrats Plan Stage Show Before Stevenson Speech
California Democrats stage a two hour vaudeville show at the Cow Palace before Gov Adlai E Stevenson speaks. Janet Blair and Dorothy Shay headline with Hollywood stars Lauren Bacall Humphrey Bogart Robert Ryan and Mercedes McCambridge listed for the event. Chinatown Cathay Band leads a Stevenson Parade with dancing lions and crackers. Stevenson expected to spark a crowd similar to or larger than the 29000 turnout for Eisenhower.
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San Francisco
California
Adlai E. Stevenson
Cow Palace
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Janet Blair
Dorothy Shay
Eisenhower
Hollywood
Lauren Bacall
Humphrey Bogart
Robert Ryan
Mercedes McCambridge
Chinatown
Cathay Band
Stevenson
Michigan Police Hunt Escaped Jail Turnkey Abductors
In Bay City Michigan three prisoners abducted Flint City Jail turnkey Marvin Besteman 25 and forced him to drive a stolen panel truck. The trio fled toward eastern Michigan during a late Sunday abduction after promising they would not kill him. Police listed fugitives Clifford Billings Claude Z Smith and Louis Smith as the missing men.
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Bay City
Mich
Michigan
Marvin Besteman
Flint, Mich
Here
Flint
Besteman
Caro
Clifford Billings
Claude Z. Smith
Louis
CBS Newsman Wounded in Korea Frontline Film Work
CBS star Lou Cioffi was lightly wounded in the leg by a fragment from a Chinese mortar shell in Seoul. Cameraman Kim Kang Wee and an Army photographer, plus three soldiers, also injured. Cioffi, 27, New Yorker, was filming frontline reactions to the U N election campaign. He is the first UN correspondent hurt by enemy fire in nearly a year.
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Seoul
Korea
Lou Cioffi
Columbia Broadcasting System
Kim Kang Wee
Cioffi
CBS
U. S
U. N
Sapulpan Facing Bogus Check Case
Oklahoma City October 11 A charge of passing a bogus check has been filed against Glenn C Whitt 42 of Sapulpa free on fifteen thousand dollar bond in connection with the Luther Bank robbery July 29 Whitt is accused of passing a twenty five dollar check to the Skirvin Hotel the day before the First National Bank of Luther was robbed of two thousand one hundred dollars He was arrested shortly after the holdup Y V Burks chief deputy sheriff said the felony warrant had been mailed to the sheriff at Sapulpa
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Oklahoma City
Glenn C. Whitt
Sapulpan
Luther
Whitt
Skirvin
First National Bank of
Y. V. Burks
Sapulpa
Stobaugh Named Johnston County Attorney in GOP Upset
John J. Stobaugh, an 81 year old Republican known as Judge, will serve as Johnston County attorney starting next January. He is the first outright Republican to hold elected office there, replaces Bill Fry who will enter private practice. Stobaugh, a longtime Tishomingo resident and Church of Christ preacher, reflects on pioneer days and politics while noting the county’s shift from farm to ranch life.
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Tishomingo
Johnston County
Little Dixie
John J. Stobaugh
Bill Fry
Fry
Stobaugh
Choctaw
Ark
Lebanon Law School
Lebanon
Arkansas
Stobaughs
Indian Territory
J. B
Mannsville
U. S
Southern District of
Church of Christ
Shiloh
Ada
Ardmore
Fy 4
Judge Stobaugh
Hidden Dynamo Of Unconscious Can Be Made To Work For Us
Dr Ralph W Lockman argues that the unconscious mind holds a dynamic power that can be harnessed through self analysis and modern psychology. He cites examples from history and daily life, noting autosuggestion and sleep learning as ways minds improve and problems untie.
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Ralph W. Lockman
Jesus
Paris
Socrates
Min
Mr. Cone
General Features Corp
Long-lived judge stays busy in office and life
The judge recalls a youthful scare and a 60 day health forecast from 20 years ago. He credits work and a busy household with Mrs. Stobaugh to his longevity. He and his wife, both active, raised three married children and anticipate continuing service and labor despite aging.
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Tishomingo
Five Konawans Join Deer Hunt Trip to Colorado
A Konawa led party of 21 hunters from Konawa Sasakwa Maud and Seminole traveled to near Belton Colorado to hunt deer. The group included W L Hailey Alva Hailey Arlen Hailey W J Gladden Voyt Gladden Otto Doner Ernest Cisco Ernest Campbell Johnny Dixon Charles Wil burn Ray Young and Curley Ward. Last season the group killed 42 deer and two bears on a Colorado hunt.
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Colorado
Belton
W. L. Hailey
Alva Hailey
Arlen Hailey
W. J. Gladden
Voyt Gladden
Konawa
Otto Doner
Ernest Cisco
Sasakwa
Ernest Campbell
Maud
Johnny Dixon
Charles Wilburn
Ray Young
Seminole
Curley Ward
Pryor
Sulphur Man Transferred After Fractured Elbow
T. B. McGuire of 709 West Twelfth Sulphur was moved from a Durant hospital to Valley View hospital for treatment after a Tuesday October 7 accident near Durant caused a fractured left elbow. His condition was reported good Monday morning.
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T. B. McGuire
West Twelfth
Durant Hospital
Valley View Hospital
James H. Finn Dies Former Our Gang Writer at 65
James H. Finn, 65, longtime writer and technical director for the Our Gang comedies, died yesterday at Long Beach Naval Hospital in California. His career included shaping production and technical aspects of the famous series.
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Long Beach, Calif
James H. Finn
Long Beach Naval Hospital
Series of Debates To Be Aired Here On Major Issues
Ada and Pontotoc voters can hear debates on key national topics via KADA from October 19 to November 4. Sponsored by the Ada Chamber of Commerce National Affairs Committee chaired by Ken Nowels, with speakers drawn from local business.
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Ada
Pontotoc County
Kada
National Affairs Committee
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Ken Nowels
Sian
Citizens For Eisenhower Organization
Democratic Committee
Itas
Chamber of Commerce
Ada News
Men's clothing in New York weighs era shifts
The men's clothing industry looks back to the bold drape for a spring comeback. Designers foresee a softer version, with modified square shoulders, blending natural and bold lines after years of decline.
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New York
Oil Progress Week Parade to Open New Phillips Refinery Unit
In Okmulgee Oklahoma on Tuesday Oil Progress Week will begin with a downtown parade and a dedication ceremony for Phillips Petroleum Co s refinery catalytic cracking unit. President Paul Endacott will be principal speaker at the open house for public viewing.
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Okmulgee
Okla
Phillips Petroleum Co
Phillips
Paul Endacott
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