Police Win Race With Speedy Stork
OKLAHOMA CITY April 29 UP A man told officers Bob Perdue and C M Hinderliter he had a neighbor woman in his car who was going to have a baby The officers rushed to University Hospital and delivered a baby girl named Thelma Newby 26 P
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C. M. Hinderliter
Perdue
University Hospital
Thelma Newby
Reed Air lines to discontinue service May first
The Constitution's Yesteryears notes Joe R. Reed, president of Reed Air lines, announcing the company will discontinue service May 1. Richard H. Lawrence named manager of the district re employment office in Lawton. M. P. Keleher, county fair chair, outlines about 400 Co manche county 4H and FFA youths for the county junior fair next September. George Overstreet is identified in a separate item. A bicycle collision injures a man named Law. Eddie Reed, Lawton seaman second class, completes boat training at San Diego.
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Reed Airlines
Richard H. Lawrence
Lawton
M. P. Keleher
Fair Board
Comanche County
FFA
George Overstreet
Law
Eddie Reed
San Diego
Calif
1953 US Gold Exports Break Billion Dollar Mark
In 1953 the United States exported over one billion dollars in gold while imports of gold were zero, signaling a record outbound balance for the metal and shaping postwar monetary policy.
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United States
Oilman Testifies In $400000 Swindle Trial
Memphis oil financier James E. Patteson Jr. testifies as the government’s star witness in a trial of William F. Snakard and Dr. W. J. Devine over a $400,000 oil swindle. He admits using threats to gain control of a $1 million Texas venture and notes a July 16, 1951 hotel room confrontation in Brownwood Texas to sway Snakard and his associates.
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Memphis
Tenn
Midwest
James E. Patteson Jr
William F. Saakard
Wellston
Okla
W. J. Devine
Kansas City
Patteson
Texas
Snakard
Devine
Brownwood Tex
Fluorides Delayed In Elyria Water Taste Complaints
Fluorides were planned for Elyria city water last Thursday but complaints about taste flooded the water department. Testing delays meant the additive only entered the supply yesterday.
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Elyria
Ohio
Water Department
Red Armor Aims at Europe with Massive Soviet Forces
NATO delegates in Paris assessed Soviet military strength. They report a 22 division Red spearhead in East Germany with 60 more divisions in eastern Europe and West Russia, plus 80 satellite divisions. They warn Russia could swell from 255 to about 400 divisions within 30 days of war.
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Paris
Soviet Bloc
East West Frontier
Europe
Red
East Germany
Hearing Set In Wife's Murder Trial In Oklahoma
In Seminole Oklahoma a preliminary hearing was scheduled in Superior Court for Betty Stone age 33 held on a murder charge in the shooting death of her husband Arthur W. Stone 49 at their home Monday night. Stone pleaded innocent at arraignment in justice court.
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Seminole
Okla
Betty Stone
Arthur W. Stone
Skelly Oil Reports First Quarter 1954 Net Income
Skelly Oil Co announces net income of 7,165,481 for the first quarter of 1954 in Tulsa. The report compares with 7,245,187 earned in the same period a year earlier, noting gross figures of 296,900 for the 1954 quarter.
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Skelly Oil Company
Tulsa
Okla
Skelly Oil Co
Polio Serum Test Runs Smoothly Nationwide
The Salk anti-polio vaccine test proceeds smoothly with inoculations in 83 counties across 27 states. The foundation reports 78 to 90 percent of eligible children vaccinated and only minor brief fevers as after-effects in a few cases.
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Foundation
Foundation Be
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Immunization Test Participation Surges across Cities
More than one million children are expected to take part in the tests. In New York 20,439 of 22,005 youngsters whose parents consented received shots by day two. San Antonio officials who halted the test earlier re instated the program amid a PTA protest.
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Lieves
New York
San Antonio, Tex
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