Ohio GOP Seeks Law Change To Elect Taft's Successor
In Columbus on August 1, Republicans urge immediate lawful change to allow Taft's successor to be elected in November rather than appointed by governor Lausche. Bricker pushes for swift action after Taft's death. memorial session held, plan for a 60 day primary and November election.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Senate
Taft
Congress
Frank J. Lausche
John W. Bricker
Lausche
New York
Former Cityan Dies In Illinois
Ora Anderson Clark a former Lawton Oklahoma resident died at her Anna Illinois home on July 10 1953 She was born September 28 1881 in Anna and married Clinton O Clark January 2 1907 They lived in Lawton until 1919 after Oklahoma became a state She is survived by her husband daughter Jane Clark Brown son Clinton O Clark Jr five grandchildren and was active in civic work and the First Presbyterian Church in Anna Funeral services were held July 12 at the First Presbyterian Church Anna with burial in Anna Cemetery.
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C. O. Clark
Lawton
Anna
Ill
Anna Gazette - Democrat
Ora Anderson Clark
Anna Illinois
Patrick
Anna Mae Dennis Anderson
Union Academy
Potter College
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Clinton O. Clark
Oklahoma Territory
Clark
Oklahoma
Springfield
Illinois
Frances Jane Clark
Robert W. Brown
Clinton O. Clark, Jr
Toledo
Ohio
First Presbyterian Women’s Association
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Union County
Jane Clark Brown
Marianna
Beverly Anderson Brown
Penwell Anne
Pamela Isabelle
Clinton Randolph Clark
First Presbyterian Church
John F. Burhorn Jr
Anna Cemetery
Arnold Goes to Europe Temple
Pvt. Arnold sails from Camp Kilmer to join forces in Europe. He will live in Temple with his wife Carlene and their 21 month old daughter Pamela Kay as Mrs. Arnold’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller host them nearby.
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Arnold
Europe
Hillin Lee
Jack’ Arnold
Camp Kilmer
N.J
Pvt. Arnold
Carlene
Pamela Kay
Temple
Major Buell A WAC Pioneer In Fort Sill Reserve Force
Maj. F G Buell wife of Fort Sill provost marshal completed two weeks of active duty with the G-1 personnel division at Fort Sill. A longtime WAC veteran, she joined in the corps' first year and has trained hundreds of women. She recalls wartime WAC eagerness and her work with POW information and prisoner parents in Washington. The Lawton resident and Charleston, South Carolina native, has 11 years in the WAC by August and currently serves with the 4770th PC unit at Fort Sill.
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Lawton
F. G. Buell
Fort Sill
G-1
Maj
Buell
Women’s Army Corps
WAC
Maj. Buell
Daytona Beach
Fla
George B. Buell
OCS
Persian Gulf Command
Des Moines
Iowa
Florida
AG School
Fort Washington
Provost Marshal Generals Office
American Prisoner of War Infor
Washington
Mas
Buchenwald
Dachau
Germany
Pentagon
Fort Meade
Maryland
Army
Meade
Reserve Officers Association
Artillery Center
U.S. Army
Library News Fiction and Nonfiction Titles Listed
A mixed slate of new library offerings is announced across fiction nonfiction and juvenile sections. Notable fiction includes Sonora Stage The Wench Is Dead The Foolish Immortals Miss Prissy The Voyage to Eden Its Spring Again A Home For Mary. Nonfiction features Home Plumbing Guide 23 Boats You Can Build All About Upholstering How To Paint With Brush and Spray How To Tempt A Fash Home Repairs Peace Through Strength. Juvenile picks include Planet X White Captive of the Sioux The Very Little Girl Young Ike The Korea Story General Billy Mitchell Betsy Ross and the Flag The Big Nine.
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Sonora
Lee Floren
Ruth Fennsong
Paul Gallico
Prissy
Jeanne Bowman
Eden
Bennie Hall
Gay Rutherford
Mary
Rebecca Marsh
Eric Hann
John Bergan
Sam Brown
Popular Mechanics
Rosenbloom
M. S. Kiefer
M. Miller
P. Krasilovsky
Ike
Alden Hatch
Korea
J. C. Caldwell
Billy Mitchell
R. Burlingame
Betsy Ross
Jane Mayer
Howard Roberts
Jury Convicts Man Of Wife Murder In Modesto
Henry C. Simpson, 58, a carpenter, was found guilty of first degree murder for driving their 13 year old son to shoot his wife. The 12 jurors did not recommend clemency. Simpson faces execution unless ruled insane at an upcoming hearing. The son Clarence admitted firing the fatal shot and also faces murder charges with trial date pending.
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Modesto
Calif
Henry C. Simpson
Superior Court
Simpson
Ang
Clarence
Apache fair boards mid-way act secured for Aug 26 29
Apache district fair board president Tom Tea ney announces Hammond Carnival company has been secured to provide midway entertainment for the event to be held August 26 to 29.
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Tom Teaney
Apache District Fair Board
Hammond Carnival Company
Temple Man Promoted to Corporal in Korea
Ang B Ang Gilbert V Douglass of Temple was promoted to corporal with the 226th Signal company in Korea. Wife Willadeen lives in Verden. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F Douglass of Temple. Cpl Douglass, a teletype supervisor, previously stationed at Camp San Luis Obispo California before arriving in Korea last March. He holds the Korean and UN Service ribbons.
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Temple
Ang B
Ang
Gilbert V. Douglass
Willadeen
Verden
226Th Signal
Korea
Charles F. Douglass
Cpl. Douglass
226Th
Camp San Luis Obispo
Calif
First Regular Diesel Rail Service Started in 1934
The era of diesel power in U S railroads began with passenger service in 1934 while diesel switch engines had appeared as early as 1925, marking a shift from steam to diesel traction in American railroading history.
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U. S
Firefighters Answer Bat Riddled Attic Blaze Call
Manchester fire crews responded after a neighbor reported smoke from the attic of Mr. and Mrs. Potter home. The homeowners said the dense acrid smoke came from sulphur candles burned to drive bats from the attic.
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Manchester, Conn
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Airtemp
A&m
Harry Routh
Fred Melton
C Ave
Sill
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General Practice of Medicine
Security Bank
Carnival
Pat
Colorful
Cannon
Muslin
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