U S Officials Probe Soviet Kill Plot In Frankfurt
U S Army officers exposed a Soviet secret police defector and two East German agents linked to a thwarted assassination attempt in Frankfurt. The covert plan involved silenced pistols and cyanide devices hidden in a cigarette case aimed at Georgi Okolovich, with Nikoli Khokhlov switching sides to help the plot.
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U. S
Georgi S. Okolovich
NTS
Frankfurt
Dowling
Assi To Khokhlov
Hans Kukowitsch
Kurt Weber
Carney Urges U S Backing For Rebellions
Admiral Robert B. Carney argues a cold war strategy might push rebel movements toward revolution as a response to shifting circumstances. He warns against underestimating dictators and suggests rival powers may use proxy conflicts to pressure the United States and its allies.
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Chicago
Robert B. Carney
Se Lee
U. S
Executives Club
Pression
Carney
China
Mao Tse-tung
United States
Soviet Union
Hitler
Mussolini
Drunken Driving Charge Filed In Court Case
A case records a drunken driving charge filed in court. Details on defendant, court, and exact charge are not provided in the readable text.
Personals Notice for Mrs Mary E Smith and Mrs A T Keeler
Personal notice appears for Mrs Mary E Smith at 713 Gore and Mrs A T Keeler at 906 Ferris with unspecified party affiliations or events following their names. No additional context is readable to determine nature or timing of the notice.
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Mary E. Smith
Gore
Bien Lisdul Wie Hasan
4-H Club Contests Set for Fort Sill Tuesday
Comanche county 4-H members will join two events at Fort Sill Indian Tuesday. The team demonstration starts at 9 30 a m with junior and senior divisions and a senior canoe display. The food contest begins at 10 30 a m with all entries in place. Judges are Aline Bilbrey and Velva Wall.
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Comanche County
Fort Sill
Stillwater
Aline Bilbrey
Velva Wall
Public Service
Kelley
Duncan
Harry Hammond
Roseland
M. E. Reed
Faxon
Postmaster General Mail Survey Not A Special Case
Assistant Postmaster General John C. Allen says a nationwide mail survey assesses service options. He notes the Feasibility study includes a truck route between Oklahoma City and Lawton, amid fears of losing the railroad passenger service through Lawton. Locals seek federal help to protect the mail contract and rail service.
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Lawton
Oklahoma City
John C. Allen
Victor Wickersham
State Capitol
Cs Jones
Frisco
Jones
Post Office Department
Wickersham
Architect's Mother Dies in Ringling
Mrs. M. E. Harris an 83 year old pioneer Oklahoma mother of Paul Harris Lawton architect died about noon today at her Ringling home after nearly three years of heart illness. Survived by husband another son M E Harris Jr Salt Lake City Utah and two daughters Mrs Earl Emry Dallas and Mrs Arthur Butler Altamont Illinois.
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M. E. Harris
Paul Harris
Lawton
Ringling
M. E. Jr
Salt Lake City
Utah
Earl Emry
Dallas
Arthur Butler
Altamont
Ill
Puerto Rico Distance From New York City Noted
A brief comparison states Puerto Rico lies approximately 1,750 miles from New York City highlighting the U.S. Atlantic region.
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Puerto Rico
New York City
Chamber officials and staff listed for TAC display
Arlington assistant commandant at The Artillery School Col. J. R. Brindley secretary TAC Maj. T. R. Mac Kechnie public information officer Capt. William Henry Allied liaison officer Capt. Robert aide to Gen Hart Capt. William Stack aide to Gen Brittingham and Lt. Frederick Specht aide to Gen. Watlington appear in the continuation.
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Rlington
the Artillery School
Col
J. R. Brindley
TAC
T. R. MacKechnie
William Henry
Robert
Hart
William Stack
Brittingham
Frederick Specht
Watlington
Ministers in Anadarko Debate Sunday Funeral Ban
Anadarko ministers seek to halt Sunday funerals pending public opinion. The ministerial alliance spokesman said a final decision will be announced next month by Rev. Ward H. Gregg and others after considering residents' views.
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Anadarko, Okla
Anadarko
Ministerial Alliance
Ward H. H. Gregg
New England Visitor Enjoys Southwestern Hospitality
Patrick J. Devitt a retired Fall River Massachusetts police officer visited the southwest on vacation to see his sister Sister St Michael a teacher at St Marys School in Lawton Oklahoma He plans stops in San Antonio San Francisco Colorado Philadelphia and Connecticut during his trip.
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Patrick J. Devitt
Fall River
Mass
Ostero
Devitt
Sister St. Michael
St. Mary's School
Lawton
San Antonio
Tex
San Francisco
Colorado
Philadelphia
Connecticut
Bond Vote Considered Hobart City Set for Next Tuesday
Hobart officials plan to decide on a bond vote next Tuesday amid debates over funding for local projects. The move follows months of discussion on the best use of city resources and potential impacts on taxes.
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Hobart
Okla
Leukemia Claims Oklahoma City Leader V. V. Harris
V. V. Harris 72 an attorney oil man banker and civic leader died at home after a long illness. He had been ill since earlier this year and was prominent in local business and public affairs.
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Oklahoma City
V. V. Harris
Emia
FPC Suspends Gas Rate Increase Across Several States
The Federal Power Commission halted a proposed gas rate rise filed by Cities Service on March 22 affecting about 50 wholesale customers in Texas Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska and Missouri. The FPC found the increase unjust or unreasonable and unduly discriminatory and will set a hearing date.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Cities Service
Public Sions
FPC
Trial Ordered On Robbery Count For Lawton Woman
Marie Taylor and her husband Sam Taylor bound over for grand jury on robbery charges in Lawton. Prosecutors say they took a $5 bill from real estate operator Jess Stanley during a dispute at their apartment after Stanley collected $9.87 rent. Stanley reported an argument and alleged threat at his throat.
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Marie Taylor
Sucport
Soha
Sam Taylor
Jess Stanley
Stanley
Hearing Scheduled On Assault Charge
Hearing for Willie Bookman on an assault with intent to kill charge was set for 2 p.m. before Justice Marvin Cameron. Bookman was arrested in Dallas two weeks ago by the FBI on information from Lawton police. He is accused of an assault on a man last summer and fled to avoid arrest.
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Willie Bookman
Marvin Cameron
Bookman
Dallas
Tex
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lawton
Escolore
Brou
City Man Accused In Store Theft
Ree Kennedy Brown, 36, was charged with larceny for taking $38.70 worth of merchandise from the Gilbert Wood drug store. He was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Marvin Cameron shortly after the charge was filed Thursday.
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Ree Kennedy Brown
Bell
Gilbert Wood
Brown
Justice of the Peace
Marvin Cameron
Hearing Set On City Man's Bid For Prison Parole
The victim Mrs Johnnie B Mitchell testified that two men beat her with a metal chair after she refused to give them money The incident occurred at a residence on Jefferson Avenue and led to a parole bid hearing for the city man involved
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Johnnie B. Mitchell
Jefferson
Bee
Priech Abra
Tae Ueemne
Palace Of Nations Closed To Visitors
Geneva United Nations restricts access as guards enforce a full ban on visitor tours, suspending all public and media tours at the Palace of Nations amid tightening security measures.
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Palace of Nations
Geneva
Switzerland
United Nations
United Nations U. N
Bocas
Deadline set on wheat mowing for hay
Sieg announced a final date of April 15 for wheat mowing to produce hay under excess wheat allowances. Farmers who have not complied should finish immediately. A recheck of farms is underway and those who neglected plowing may bear the cost of extra checks. About 250 farmers used excess wheat allotments for green manure or cover crops.
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Sieg
Police Probe Thefts Reported In City
A police report lists two thefts with details from S. McKenzie of 406 N. 30th. Items stolen include a hub cap and cash from a room at a dress shop. Amounts noted are 1115 meth as ac ae and $19.
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Mornvy
S. McKenzie
N. 30Th
Dress
Four Charged By City Police
Police last night charged Wallace Tanakemah 23 Carne gie with creating a disturbance at the Tomahawk Bar 2411 South. The complaint was signed by A R Barnard. Five others were charged with enness.
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Ee Wallace Tanakemah
Carnegie
Tomahawk Bar
Sotith
A. R. Barnard
Oersons
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