Few Hints For A Perfect Secretary Says There Isn’t One
Miss Mary Markulin head of an Advanced Secretarial Training Institute argues there is no perfect secretary. She promotes a near perfect standard with poise imagination patience joviality brains and grooming and explains a secretary is a boss work manager who keeps the boss on task. The piece lists boss pet peeves including overassertiveness criticism social telephone work gossip and using a boss's first name publicly.
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Will Crawford
Sttall
Mary Markulin
Law Joniin
Miss Markulin
Ingiracter
Ste
Alice
Job
Jovaty
Baruch
Jane Russell
Scranton Mayor Linked to Teamster Officials
Paul Bradshaw testified before the Senate Rackets Committee that Scranton Mayor James T. Hanley asked him to date disclose until after an election. Bradshaw, a former Teamsters official and ex-boxer, said he informed investigators and the Scranton Tribune. He added past ties to Local 229 and implied other officials in dynamiting cases.
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Washington
Paul Bradshaw
Scranton, Pa
Teamsters
Scranton
James T. Hanley
Bradshaw
Senate
Sen
Goldwater
J. Harold Brislin
Scranton Tribune
Teamsters Union
Hackets
Fare & Lol
Needy Widow Wins Fortune in Michigan and New York
A 104 year old charity patient, Mrs Wilhelmina Van Etlen, won 8300 000 from the estate of Agnes Momand, a much younger millionairess daughter. The two year legal battle in Michigan and New York challenged six wills that left the fortune to others. The court ruled to favor Mrs Van Etlen, now a city supported patient at a rest home, to pay bills and due care costs.
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Detroit
Wilhelmina van Etlen
Michigan
New York
Airs
Agnes Momand
Momand
University of Nevada
van Etten
Betty Roberts
Los Angeles
Moniand
Donald S. Momand
Linon
Severe Weather Advisory For Oklahoma Regions Today
The Weather Bureau issued a severe weather advisory for Oklahoma. Severe thunderstorms with hail and gusty winds are expected west of a line through Medford and Dacence? and Temple. Areas include Texas County and Cimarron County from 4 pm to 9 pm today.
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Oklahoma
City
Weather Bureau
Medford
Descent
Temple
Okla
Texas County
Cimarron County
Crane To Testify In Meat Inquiry
County Attorney Warren Crane said he has not been invited to testify before a state Senate committee on overcharging in pre packaged meat. The panel voted to summon three state officials and two county attorneys, including Crane and James W. Bill Berry. Officials were asked to bring records from the drive against grocers and respond to questions about underweight and overweight meat packages.
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Warren Crane
State Senate
Crane
Oklahoma
James W. Bill Berry
T. C. Beck
Agriculture Department
Hazeld Hatton
State Triculture Board
Fain Cesar
Cesar
Grane
Pyo
George Miskovsky
Oklahoma City
Beck
Miskovsky
Animals To Share Stage In 1957 Wichita Mountains Pageant
Lawtonians and other groups join a weekend Easter service pageant featuring 35 Meers horses in Scene No 2 and chariot scenes with multiple horse teams. Pigeons provided by Fur Barnes, donkeys from Odd Fellows Lodge, and sheep still needed. Final rehearsal set for 7 30 pm Wednesday with lighting planned.
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Will Gverk
Lawton
Jack Hlowenstine
Cy Gell
Holy City
The
Odd Fellows Jodge
Batten
Senate Okays Postal Funds For 41 Million Restore Service
Senate quickly approved a 41 million dollar postal fund bill to restore normal service and sent it to the House. The measure, passed by voice vote, includes 800000 for Senate investigations and housekeeping items, with Eisenhower signaling agreement on practical needs.
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Washington
Congress
Hisenhower
Washington II
Senate
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Lambas O
Summerfield
Eisenhower
White House
Camp Cool Month Seen
The weather bureau predicts a cool May with moderate rain through mid May. Western Oklahoma should average 3.42 inches of precipitation and a mean temperature near 64 degrees. Oklahoma experiences rain everywhere with eastern areas getting heavy rain. Lawton reports 0.01 inch and light rain may continue through Wednesday. Highs near 70 and lows in the upper 50s through the period.
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Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Lawton
Jordan calm after cabinet crisis amid purge of communists
Jordanian troops and security police maintain tight control as Hussein’s new government moves to purge Communist and extremist elements from posts. Minor demonstrations occur in Jerusalem and Nablus, with warnings to radical groups. Ali Abu Nuwar's fate unclear. Sadik Shavan returns as acting chief of staff. The regime seeks a swift cleanup and may invite Eisenhower adviser James P. Richards to discuss Middle East policy.
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Ammsn UA
Jordan
Hussein
Jerusalem
Noslem Brotherhood
Nablus
London
Ali Hayari
Nuwar
Syria
National Socialist Party of Suleiman
Nabulsi
Damascus
al Ajam
Dangassus
Rec
el Husstin
James. P. Richards
Eisenhower
Amman
Middle East
Hissein
Bediouin
Arab Legion
Auto dealers tour Army motors center in Lawton
Sixteen Lawton auto dealers toured the U S Army Artillery and Guided Missile Center receiving an inside look at the Department of Motors operations. Demonstrations and a luncheon in the field followed an orientation by Cal James W Milner department director after a coffee session this morning. A laboratory tour was included.
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Lawton Automotive
Department of Motors
U.S. Army Artillery and Guided Missile Center
Cal
James W. Milner
Top Teamster Leaders Meet In Galveston
In Galveston Texas the International Brotherhood of Teamsters executive board met with President Dave Beck to decide on ignoring or abeying AFL CIO ethics summons amid corruption charges. Beck, 62, faces reelection in September and has invoked the Fifth Amendment before a Senate panel. Lawyers for the teamsters discussed legal angles and the summons from AFL CIO. The board planned to brief newsmen periodically and worked through the conference, with Beck declining to answer questions as he arrived.
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Galveston
Tex
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Dave Beck
Afl-Cio Ethical Practices Committee
Beck
Afl-Cio
Senate
Gerald Trainer
Washington
Teamster’s
Fop ‘Mion
Edward Davis
Philadelphia
Jack Wiley
St. Louis
Nat Wells
Dallas
Teamsters
Trainer
Bill Slythe
Inda
Unon
Tie
Vandals Hit Park Fields Rally prompts appeal to teens and parents
Metropolitan park baseball fields suffered more than 2000 in damage this year. Frank Countryman, president of the American Business Club sponsoring park baseball, urged teens and parents to cooperate as repairs exceed 92 00 dollars. The appeal stresses accountability for vandalism.
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Metropolitan Park
Frank Countryman
American Business Club
Countryman
Woman Arrives Early For Peek At Pageant
Mrs Beatrice Boyett of Jackson Mississippi arrived in Lawter for the 32nd Easter Pageant seeking a behind the scenes view of the Passion Play. She recalls a decade old wish sparked by a hurried visit to the Pageant and mentions connections to Sea Lovett and Judge R C Ramey. The item notes a prepageant rush and a cross country relay of inspiration.
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Bill Cook
Beatrice Boyett
Jackson
Lawter
Bea
Prosecutors Seek Tighter Action On Bootleggers
Oklahoma county attorneys and Gov. Raymond Gary met in Oklahoma City to discuss combating bootleggers. They agreed enforcement is a serious problem but offered differing views on remedies. Some urged relaxing search and seizure rules. others pressed for harsher penalties including felony charges and longer sentences to deter bootlegging.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Gary
Tots Lured Into Traps In Safety Test
Washington government researchers lured 201 children ages 2 to 5 into a refrigerator sized playhouse to study behavior when trapped. The Bureau of Standards and Children’s Bureau monitored reactions with an infrared snooperscope as doors shut in darkness. Secretary Weeks urged standards for easily operated release mechanisms to prevent ice box deaths.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Congress
Bureau of Standards and Children’s Bureau
Gas Tax Bill Okayed In Oklahoma City Turnpike Plan
Oklahoma City lawmakers near agreement on a resolution taxing gasoline used on state turnpikes to back bonds for a proposed Oklahoma City to Lawton toll road. The measure, drafted by Comanche County delegates, cleared the House Revenue and Taxation Committee and awaits floor action as amendments are prepared for passage.
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Oklahoma
CIFY
Haymond Gary
20 On Trial For Violating Federal Laws
The government today pressed its case against 20 men accused of conspiring to violate federal liquor laws. U S attorney B Hayden Crawford framed the alleged plot as a streetcar named desire toward money, with Tulsa Tribune reporter Noren Bulloch named as conductor. Evidence set to include about 85 witnesses and testimony tracing a 1952 expansion of the alleged conspiracy.
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Tulsa
U. S
B. Hayden Crawford
Crawford
Tulsa Tribune
Noren Bulloch
Desire
Royce H. Savage
Don Gray
Joplin
Noten Bullock
Parking Ticket Crackdown Warns to Pay by May 7
Police Inspector Jimmy Warren warned motorists with unpaid parking violation tickets that they must pay by May 7 or face arrest on municipal court warrants. He said stacking unpaid tickets can lead to fines of 5 per ticket and an extra 20 if brought to court. Records Superintendent Alfred T. Hennessee noted many meter tickets remain unpaid as meters run, with an ordinance permitting up to 20 per ticket for three or more unpaid meters.
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Jimmy Warren
Warren
Alferd T. Hennessee
French Hero Tried As U S Deserter
A 31 year old Brooklyn soldier vanished from his U S World War II unit and reappeared eleven years later as a French Army hero. He faces a possible death sentence for desertion from the 533rd Infantry Regiment, 100th Division. The court martial will hear how an amnesia patient fought with the French Foreign Legion in Algeria and Indo China, supported by French credentials and psychiatrist testimony.
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Poitiers
France
Brooklyn
Pvi
Vito Sala
533Th
U.S
French Foreign Legion
Algeria
Indo-China
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