Comanche County Voters See City Court Judge Candidate
A Lawton resident announces his bid for City Court Judge. He notes 39 years old born in Oklahoma, 2 years in Comanche County, 5 children, 1402 D Street address, and First Christian Church membership. He graduated from the University of Oklahoma Law School in 1937, served as an assistant county attorney, and is a World War I veteran seeking nonpolitical service with pledged fair, impartial, courteous treatment.
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Comanche County
Lawton
Oklahoma
First Christian Church
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma Bae
Indian Lands Put Up For Sale In Eight Oklahoma Counties
Ninety four tracts of agricultural land five houses and three other tracts are offered for sale to highest bidder under sealed bids to be opened at 10 a m on Wednesday May 5 at the wink Sub Agency Anadarko Bids require approval by Indian owners and area director Leases remain in effect with no rental refund to purchaser Review of leases at Kiowa Sub Agency For more information contact District Agent Kiowa Sub Agency Anadarko Oklahoma
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Wink
Anadarko
Kiowa
Korean Student Seeks Summer Work Aid
Kee Soon, 26 and a former South Korean army captain now studying engineering at Cameron, appeals to the Constitution Press for summer employment. He says he will stay over break to earn money for room and board and is willing to do any kind of work, preferring day jobs that include housing and salary.
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Kee Soon Ee
Cameron
Constitution Press
Kee
Ee Se Ee
Eisenhower to Hold News Conference at 7 AM
Washington reports President Eisenhower will hold a news conference at 7 am central standard time. The announcement comes as officials prepare for potential questions on domestic policy and international affairs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Lumberman backs FHA Title I loans for home owners
R W Currell Currell Lumber Co argues Congress will find many Lawton homeowners used FHA Title I loans for affordable property improvements. He supports stricter regulations to curb out of town operators and backs extending loan terms from three to five years and higher borrowing limits.
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Federal Housing Administration
Lawton
R. W. Currell
Currell Lumber Co
National Retail Lumber Dealers Association
FHA
Norman Mason
Mason
Five Day Jail Term For Fish Tale And License Jump
Raymond J. Yancey Jr., 19, Fort Sill, was sentenced by Peace Justice Marvin Cameron to five days in county jail and a $20 fine for telling a fish tale and fishing without a license. He had earlier denied having a ticket, then was fined $20 for fishing without a license as Sgt. James C. Young paid. Cameron ordered Yancey to reflect and tell his major at Fort Sill. Charles E. Serpa was fined $20 for fishing without a license in Metropolitan Park.
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Fort Sill
Marvin Cameron
Sill
Raymond J. Yancey Jr
Fort
Yancey
Thomas J. Lankster
L. E. Crawford
James C. Young
Lake Elmer Thomas
Lankster
Cameron
East B
Young
Arlington
Pvt
Charles E. Serpa
Ramsey Hotel
Sai
Metropolitan Park
Spartan Aircraft Union Talks Recessed After Negotiations
Meetings between Spartan Air Craft Co and the International Association of Machinists were recessed Monday and will resume Thursday. Spartan runs maintenance at The Army Aviation School Fort Sill. Union official J W Witcher says a package contract proposal was presented yesterday. the company will respond Thursday. Federal mediator C A Walker has moderated sessions over grievances and fringe benefits.
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Spartan Aircraft Co
Machinists
International Association of Machinists
Spartan
Army Aviation School
Fort Sill
J. W. Witcher
C. A. Walker
Witcher
Malenkov and Aides Re-Elected by Soviet Parliament
The Su Soviet voted Premier Georgi Malenkov and his top ministers a new term, with Molotov Bulganin and Kaganovich kept as first deputies. Voroshilov was re elected president of the presidium as Malenkov submitted and parliament accepted his government resignation to form a new cabinet.
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Moscow
Su— Soviet
Tuesy
Georgi Malenkov
Malenkov
Council of Ministers
Soviet Union
V. M. Molotov
Nikolai Bulganin
Lazar Kaganovich
Four Radical Leaders Arrested in Argentina
Four prominent leaders of the opposition Radical party were reportedly arrested in Buenos Aires on charges of disrespect to the government of Juan D. Peron.
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Peron
Buenos Aires
Radical Party
Veto
Juan D. Peron
Hal Boyle on American civilization and crime rates
Hal Boyle argues Americans should reassess their self image noting foreign views of violence and wealth. He cites FBI crime figures from 1953 showing rising crime despite prosperity, urging reflection on true civilization and moral growth.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Record of a Senate committee hearing on crime and safety
A fragmentary report notes a committee examining crime in the United States. It mentions Americans confronted by robbers using guns knives or other weapons and a call to reflect on national safety practices.
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