Admiral Joy Dies Ex U N Truce Chief at 61
Admiral Charles Turner Joy, 61, former head of the United Nations truce team in Korea, died in San Diego Naval Hospital after a four year battle with leukemia. He served as U N naval forces commander in the Korean War and later oversaw armistice talks, later critiquing the agreement in his book. Funeral with full honors set for the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis.
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San Diego
Calif
Charles Turner Joy
United Nations
Korea
Joy
Naval Hospital
Martha Ann
U.N
Legion of Merit
Navy
Army
U.S. Naval Academy
Naval Academy Cemetery
Annapolis
Truman and Adenauer Urge Patience for World Peace
In Bonn former President Truman and Chancellor Adenauer called for patience and resolve from free nations in pursuing world peace. They met 30 minutes at the federal chancellery and discussed peace plans as Adenauer departs for Washington to meet Eisenhower. Truman praised Stevenson’s California primary win as good news though he cautioned it does not guarantee Stevenson’s nomination.
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Bonn
Truman
Konrad Adenauer
Free Nations
White House
Adenauer
Washington
Eisenhower
Germany
Theodor Heuss
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
California
Stevenson
New York
New York State
Averell Harriman
Acoma Sky City Resisted Coronado's Spanish Army
Acoma known as Sky City in New Mexico withstood Coronado's advance over 400 years ago, reflecting its enduring resistance to European colonization and the Pueblo people’s resilience.
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Acoma
New Mexico
Coronado
Medical terminology classes curb late hospital resignations
Oklahoma City University of Oklahoma Medical Center offers on the job medical terminology courses to improve spelling and understanding among stenographers. Administrators note that unfamiliar terms like cholecysto duodenostomy create errors, as in a report that wrongly described an incision to the Oxford, highlighting the need for better medical vocabularies.
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University of Oklahoma Medical Center
Jessie Collier
Department of Surgery
Minneapolis Youth Drowns in River
Myron Vick, 15, drowned in the Mississippi River while swimming with other boys near his north Minneapolis home. His companions heard him call for help but he disappeared before they could reach him. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Vick.
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Vick
Mississippi River
Minneapolis
Glenn Vick
Nieman Fellowships Awarded to 11 Journalists
John C. Obert of Park Region Echo in Alexandria Minnesota is named among 11 newspapermen awarded Nieman Fellowships for study at Harvard University starting this fall. Obert serves as city editor of the Echo.
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Cambridge
Mass
John C. Obert
Alexandria
Minn
Nieman
Harvard University
Obert
Park Region Echo
Michigan Claims Longest State Shoreline Across Great Lakes
Michigan's coastline spans 2,302 miles along Lakes Erie Huron Michigan and Superior, giving it the longest shoreline of any state. The figure highlights Michigan's extensive lakeside geography and border reach across four large inland seas.
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Michigan
Lakes Erie
Huron
Superior
Young Hobbyist Asks Oklahoma City for Ten Dollar Bill
Cape town schoolboy Derek Wilson mailed Mayor Allen Street asking for information on Oklahoma City and Oklahoma and added that his hobby is collecting foreign currency and he would be gratified to receive an American ten dollar bill. Mayor Street said he would tell the youth about the city. He did not promise to send money.
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Oklahoma City
Capetown
South Africa
Allen Street
Derek Wilson
Oklahoma
Mayor Street
Desi Arnaz Hurt Back During Rehearsal
Hollywood television actor and bandleader Desi Arnaz is treated for a back injury suffered during rehearsal. His condition is described as non serious and he is expected to recover.
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Hollywood
Desi Arnaz
Desi Arnaz Injures Back in Dancing Scene
Arnaz tore ligaments in his back during a rehearsal for a Desilu TV show with Lucille Ball and Bob Hope. He slipped while a scene had them tossing Ball into the air and was to enter Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for observation.
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Lucille Ball
Bob Hope
Desilu Productions
Arnaz
Hope
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Grand National Steeplechase Origin
The Grand National steeplechase was established in England in 1837, marking a landmark event in British horse racing history.
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England
Advertisement for Athletes Foot Drug Claim
An old ad promotes T-4-L for 3 to 5 days to rid athletes foot by sloughing tainted skin and revealing healthy skin. It promises a 40 cent refund if not satisfied and notes availability at K. O. Wold Drug Store.
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K. 0
Wold Drug Store
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