Eisenhower Aims For No Deal Stance In New England
Dwight D. Eisenhower declared he remains a no deal man as he rallied about 4,000 in Manchester New Hampshire amid criticism of Truman era policies. He attacked fear campaigns and promised a GOP win would secure jobs with decent wages while stressing peace through a strong economy and national strength.
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New England
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Manchester
N.H
Wayne Morse
R—Ore
Morse
Portland Oregonian
Eisenhower
Truman
Mssachusetts
N. H
Boston
New York City
New York Herald Tribune Forum
America
Johns Hopkins polio vaccine shows promise in child trials
A Johns Hopkins team led by Dr. Howard A. Howe reported that a killed three type polio vaccine produced antibodies in 2 to 5 year old children at Rosewood State Training School. Six of eleven treated showed antibodies. no child faced danger or discomfort. Further testing and larger trials needed. study supported by the March of Dimes.
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William Manchester
Baltimore Evening Sun
Johns Hopkins
American Public Health Association
Baltimore Sunpapers
Associated Press
Baltimore
Howard A. Howe
Hopkins
Rosewood State Training School
Howe
Rosewood
Lansing
John Enders
Harvard
Kenneth F. Maxcy
Isabel Morgan
Bodian
Stonewall Pastor Named Chaplain for Five Baptist Hospitals
Rev. Ben F. Bland, longtime Stonewall Baptist pastor, is appointed chaplain for five Baptist hospitals in Oklahoma with headquarters in Stillwater. He will travel to Muskogee Miami and Mangum hospitals while spending most time at Stillwater and Perry facilities. He has a 35 year ministry, including work at Oklahoma State Penitentiary and prior pastorates across Sasakwa Bowlegs Lexington Muskogee Bixby McAlester Stuart Calvin Canadian and Choctaw Prairie.
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Ben F. Bland
Stonewall Baptist Church
Stillwater
Muskogee
Miami
Mangum
Perry
Bland
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
McAlester
Sasakwa
Bowlegs
Lexington
Bixby
Stuart
Calvin
Canadian
Choate Prairie
CIO Head Warns Labor Over GOP
Pittsburgh October 18 CIO President Phillip Murray warned Labor leaders that if Eisenhower wins and Republicans gain Congress a blitzkrieg against labor will start. He spoke to District 19 of the United Steelworkers of America endorsing the Democratic ticket of Stevenson and Sparkman with broad labor support.
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Pittsburgh
P—Cio
Phillip Murray
Eisenhower
Congress
United Steelworkers of America
Murray
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
John Sparkman
America
Slaying of Three Suspect Arrested in Okemah Case
Sheriff says a suspect in the 1940 slaying of a mother and two daughters at the Walter Rhea farm near Okemah has been arrested in Marion Arkansas. First degree murder charges filed against Dave Smith alias Horace Fancher. FBI check linked him to the prison break. Eddie Lee Johnson arrested Sept. 23 in Arkansas on assault with deadly weapon charges.
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Okemah
Okla
Dewey Smith
Marion
Smith
Dave Smith
Horace Fancher
Eddie Lee Johnson
Ark
FBI
Fancher
Texas State Penitentiary
Kidnap Hoax Claims Denied by Texan Rancher
Tulsa reports an FBI interview ended with George Isom a 44 year old rancher from Amarillo Texas admitting his tale of kidnapping and release in Tulsa was a hoax no charges will be filed.
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Tulsa
Okla
FBI
Texas
Glen Elliott
George Isom
Amarillo
Three Norman Teens Sentenced to Jail for Larceny
Three Norman high school students convicted of petty larceny were sentenced by City Judge John Ryle to jail terms with required daily study in jail. They must attend classes and report 15 minutes after school and spend weekends jailed, with two sentences of 30 days and one of 15 days.
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Norman
Okla
Norman High School
John Ryle
Register And Vote For The November 4 Election
Ada Jaycees Camp Fire Girls and the League of Women Voters urge qualified voters to register before the looming deadline for November 4. Absentee ballots remain mailable, with a tight time limit on requests, as Pontotoc and Ada anticipate a heavy ballot turnout next Tuesday.
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Ada Jaycees
Camp Fire Girls
League of Women Voters
County Election Board
Ada
Pontotoc
Pontotoc County
Kerr assails Republican ticket at Fayettville rally
Senator Robert Kerr of Oklahoma attacked the Republican slate here praising Eisenhower while warning that Taft supporters must be defeated. He likened Eisenhower to Grant, urging Democrats to unite as a wind to sweep the old guard from power in November.
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Fayetttville
Art
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Taft
Eisenhower
Kerr
Oklahoman
Gen
Grant
Old Guard
U S Ambassador to Ireland Dies in Omaha Home
Francis P. Matthews 65, U S ambassador to Ireland and former Navy secretary, died of a heart attack during a hometown visit in Omaha. He had planned to return to Ireland next week and quit the post at year end to return to Omaha.
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Omaha
Francis P. Matthews
U. S
Ireland
Matthews
United States
Choctaws And Chickasaws Meet Announced
Solomon Roberts of Bennington Oklahoma notes a called meeting of all Choctaws and Chickasaws in the Municipal Auditorium at McAlester on Friday October 24 at 10 am. Tribal affairs affecting both tribes will be discussed and all members are urged to attend. Senators Kerr and Monroney Congressman Carl Albert Chiefs Belvin and Matubby and tribal attorney W F Semple are invited to appear.
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Solomon Roberts
Bennington
Okla
Choctaw-Chickasaw Confederation
McAlester
Kerr and
Monroney
Carl Albert
Belvin
Matubby
W. F. Semple
Broken Arrow Celebrates 50th Birthday Parade
Broken Arrow Oklahoma marked its golden jubilee with a giant parade terrapin races bands and singing. An estimated 15 000 to 20 000 people attended the Old West themed celebration making it the largest crowd in town history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Arrow
Okla
Tulsa County
Arkansas Man Hurt In Accident Near Rofs
Custis Lawson of Huntsville Arkansas and stationed at Sheppard Field Texas was injured when his car failed to make a curve and overturned at the west edge of Rofs about 5 a.m. Saturday. He was hospitalized at Valley View and listed in satisfactory condition Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custis Lawson
Huntsville
Ark
Sheppard Field
Tex
Rofs
Aubrey Mitchell
Lawson
Valley View
Hoover Claims New Deal Fueled U S Communist Growth
Former President Hoover declares in a national radio address that the New Deal incubated the Communist Party in America, growing its membership from 13 000 to 80 000 in ten years and placing Communists at high government levels, while asserting Republicans faced less corruption than Democrats. He defended GOP records and challenged campaign misrepresentations.
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Arthur Everett
New York
Herbert Hoover
Democratic New Deal
Communist Party In
America
Russia
Communist Party
White House
Hoover
Coumbia Broadcasting System
Gen
Eisenhower
Chicago
Harding
Washington
Republican Party
Which Man Leads in Korea War Debate in 1952 Campaign
Washington reports frame the 1952 race as Eisenhower vs Stevenson on Korea and Cold War policy. It notes Eisenhower vows to end the Korean War promptly while Stevenson urges measured, prudent action and questions liberation rhetoric. The piece discusses party qualifications, opposition challenges, and aims to shape public stance on foreign policy.
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Washington
Russia
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Korea
United States
Republican Congress
Kremlin
Free World
America
Philadelphia
Ponca Chinchilla Wins Top Honors at Oklahoma Field Day
An adult male chinchilla shown by Mrs. Claude A. Northcutt of Ponca City won top honors at the first field day of the Chinchilla Association of America Oklahoma branch. Fifty ranches were represented. Other winners included Mark Wedel of Midwest City as first young male and Mrs. Louis Severns of Oklahoma City as first adult female and first young female.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Claude A. Northcutt
Ponca City
Chincilla Association of America
Oklahoma
Mark Wedel
Midwest City
Louis Severns
Oklahoma Weather Quiet as Dry Spell Persists
The Associated Press notes only a trace of rain at Ardmore while the state remains dry. Highs vary from 69 at Ponca City to 75 at Ardmore with overnight lows around 27 at Guymon. Forecasters expect 60 to 70 highs and more fair skies Sunday across Oklahoma.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
Ponca City
Guymon
Oklahoma
Colonel Killed During Maneuvers
Col. Theodore B. Freeman was killed accidentally Friday while observing Nationalist Chinese maneuvers in Formosa. He served as assistant chief of staff G-3 for MAAG's Army section. his widow and daughter reside in Arlington Virginia.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Theodore B. Freeman
U. S. Military Assistance Advisory Group
MAAG
Freeman
Arlington
Army
School Boys Find Huge Fossil Bone In Arkansas River
Three Ponca City area high school boys Rexford Anderson and James and Charles Sandit found a 36 inch long eight inch wide bone on a sandbar in the Arkansas River. They suspect it is a mastodon thigh bone and it has been turned over to Ponca City High School for study and display. Anderson noted similarities to mastodon remains seen at the University of Oklahoma museum and recalled a mastodon tooth discovery in the same area forty years ago.
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Ponca City
Okla
Arkansas River
Rexford Anderson
Marland
James
Charles Sandit
Red Rock
Ponca City High School
Anderson
University of Oklahoma Museum
Emigration Gap Shifts Between Men and Women Since 1930
The record shows more U S men leaving than women each year since 1930, with a two to one ratio in some 1930s years that has diminished in later years.
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United States
Dry weather halts electric fence chargers in Bourbon County
In Bourbon county it is so dry that ground moisture is absent and electric fence chargers won t electrify. Dairy farmers warn sons to walk with arms outstretched to avoid falling through ground cracks when driving cattle. The Ft Scott station records only .73 inch of rain since September. Farmers buy 5000 gallons daily from Ft Scott waterworks, hauling water in cream cans and tanks.
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FT. Scott
Kan
Bourbon County
Oil imports debated at Independent Petroleum Association meeting
Oklahoma City readers will hear opposing views on oil imports at the Independent Petroleum Association of America convention next Wednesday and Thursday. Featured speakers include Robert H. S. Eakens of the State Department petroleum policy staff, John S. Suman of Standard Oil, and Maston Nixon of Southern Mineral Corp.
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Oklahoma City
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Robert H. S. Eakens
U. S. Department of State
John S. Suman
Standard Oil Co
Maston Nixon
Corpus Christi
Tex
Southern Mineral Corp
Lettuce May Turn Profits As Altus Field Tests Market
Altus Oklahoma farmer George Elliott plants 60 acres of head lettuce in the Altus Lugert irrigation district as observers from California Oregon and Washington monitor the project. If successful it could yield about one ton per acre and gross roughly 1000 per acre. Harvest is expected mid October to early November with four irrigations and fertilizer applied.
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Altus
Okla
George Elliott
Altus-Lugert
California
Oregon
Washington
S. E. Cash
Elliott
Put Up or Shut Up Dare in Oklahoma Election Battle
Oklahoma Governor Johnston Murray challenged Republican State Chairman Floyd Carrier to prove charges of election dishonesty. Murray accused Carrier of McCarthyism and said the 7500 election workers may resent the claims. He vowed to stay in state for campaign work and planned a three day Democratic caravan later this month.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
Floyd Carrier
Oklahoma
Carrier
Murray
Stevenson Group
Medals Reach Pilot's Widow For F-94 Loss
The Air Force awarded medals posthumously to Lt. Jantz who died when his F-94 jet returned from a routine mission last April. His wife Mrs. Jantz and three sons live with her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Cannon at Hickory. She accepted the awards by mail, preferring no ceremony. She also received The Accolade, signed by the president, praising his patriotism and sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the
Air Force
Jantz
G. W. Cannon
Hickory
Lt. Jantz
Draft Board Seeks Current Addresses for Two Inductees
The local draft board reports mail returns for two men and asks for help locating Herman Lee Twiner last at 15% West California Oklahoma City and Herman Preston Wilson Route 3 Ada. Call Tel 1766 to provide current whereabouts so induction notices can reach them.
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Herman Lee Twiner
California
Oklahoma City
Herman Preston Wilson
Route 3
Ada
Aging Gap Shapes U.S. Demographics
The sentence notes that men die younger than women, leading to more elderly women than men in the United States. It highlights a gender longevity gap and its impact on the aging population.
Adlai Campaigns On Final Whistle Stop Tour
Governor Adlai E Stevenson leaves Illinois on a 12 state whistle stop tour aiming to win New Yorks 45 electoral votes. He rallies 5000 to 5500 at the Springfield Armory and denounces GOP proposals while defending farm aid. Campaign manager Wilson Wyatt blasts Republican tactics and warns of smear campaigns as Stevenson plans 30 plus appearances across nine states before returning to Illinois.
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Illinois
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
Armory
Stevenson
Wight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
America
Congress
Devil’s Daily
Frank Devaney
Wyatt
Wilson Wyatt
Eisenhower
Citizens For Eisenhower Organization
Decatur
Champaign
Kankakee
Ill
NBC
CBS
New York Herald Tribune Forum
South Bend
Ind
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Indiana
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Maryland
West Virginia
Delaware
California
Michigan
Minnesota
Osmore
Heavy fines set for two men under Colorado game laws
Two Norman men face what are believed to be Colorado’s heaviest fines for game violations. Lloyd Luna and Merrell Metts were each fined 2727 dollars after pleas of guilty to illegal hunting. They paid 2500 for killing five deer out of season, 100 for hunting without licenses, 100 for waste of meat and 25 for not tagging game. The deer were killed on Marshall Pass between Sargent and Salida on Monday and Tuesday.
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Marshall Pass
Sargent
Salida
Colorado
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