First Group of Freed Prisoners Returning From Korea
The U S Army released a master list of Americans among allied POWs to be exchanged and freed in Korea. The roster names dozens of service members from the 1st Cavalry, 2nd and 3rd Divisions, First Marine Div., and others, with mothers, fathers, wives, or siblings listed as next of kin and home towns across Texas, California, New Jersey, Florida, Puerto Rico, and more, flown to Tokyo.
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Munsan
U. S. Army
Frankie Dobbins
1St Cavalry Division
Josie Dobbins
Anson
Texas
Gerald Cavagnaro
First Cavalry Division
Rita Rogers
West Newbury
Mass
Tokyo
James H. Barber
Bertha Ella Miller
Anniston
Ala
Rkele
James Davis
Merieda W. Davis
Mullins
Jesse H. Bingham
Nora Bingham
Raymondville
Samuel E. Banuelos
Pfc
Salome Espinoza Banuelos
Fresno
Calif
Patricio Guerrero
Simeon Guerrero
San Marcos
Tex
Alfred P. Graham , Jr
A. P. Graham
Seattle
Wash
Willie Hatcher
Jennie Hatcher
Farmville
Edward Hewlett
Estelle Hewlett
Detroit
Mollie Hewlett
Floyd M. Pendarvis
William L. Pendarvis
Golmer
Frederick D. Brazee
Andrew H. Brazee
Terryville
Conn
Richard C. Montanaro
Blanche Hazel Montanaro
Island City
N. Y
John Daujat
ROK Army
Leona K. Daujat
Richmond
Archie L. Edwards
Clyde V. Edwards
Morehead City
N. C
Edward E
Audrey D. Dunlap
McCorkle
Jess R. McElroy
Myrna Banzer
East Lamar
Sherman
James S. Martin
Joseph Graham
Loris
S. C
Joseph J. Husse
Richard A. Whelan
Elsie Whelan
Rotterdam Junction
James H. Hynson
Margaret Hynson
Twin Oaks
Oscar Wooten
Hattie L. Wooten
Wilson
Emmett Gordon, Jr
Hamilton Bogerty
Newport News
Charlie Duncan
Catherine D. Doyle
Portsmouth
Andrew E. Franklin
Katherine Jeanne Franklin
Evanston
Robert J. Coffee
1St Marine
Herbert Coffee
Kendall
Fla
David Ramos
62Nd AA Bn
Edward Ramos
Santa Clara
Hall E. Saylor
Paul E. Saylor
Ladiesburg
Omar Joe Serna
Francisca Serna
Los Angeles
Andres Ramirez
Carmen Muniz de Ramirez
Farmacia Hidalgo
Evangelista Terron
San Jose Hatorey
Puerto Rico
Johnny B. Trevino
Jose Trevino
Houston
Camilo Rosario
Petria D. Rosario
San Juan
Albert T. Crabtree
USMC
1St Marines
Maude A. Crabtree
Holyoke
Clair E. Foliweiler
Pvt
William Foliweiler
Bowmanstown
Roberto Flores-Torres
Maria Fiores
Cayey
Julio L. Torre
1St Cavalry
Virta Torre
Key West
Wilberto Ferrer-Canales
Francisca Canales
Baja Luiza
Felipe Pacheco
Isidra P. Ramirez
Laredo
William Dominguez
Jose Dominguez
Mercedes
Thomas Villaneuva
Anastacio Villanueva
Stockton
Pedro E. Aviles
Ernestina Aviles
Bronx
Willie C. Stewart
Prcc
Marine
Lillie Heath
Sidon
Miguel Galvan
Rosa Trevino
Harlingen
Raymond Shepard
Annie Howard
Pyramid
William E. Curtis
Catherine Curtis
Hyde Park
Pedro R. Vasquez
Maria Reyes
Robert L. Arians
45Th
John R. Arians
Morrison
Ll. Colorado
Joe B. Vara
Toni Vara
Trinidad
Colo
James E. Gaclin
Silphia Gaclin
Chicod
Ray Hendricks
Belle Hendricks
Atlanta
Helen M. Cavacar
S Ic
Leonida F. Cavacar
San Marcelino
Philippine Islands
Cavacar
John H. Davis
Clarksvale
Peter G. Dein
P. Dein
Elwood Park
Ill
William T. Bullock
Augusta Bullock
Piermont
Clarence E. Burgess
Ethleen Wright
New York
New York Cty
John L. Dixon
John A. Dixon
San Jose
Teodoro Mendez-Rivera
Maria Luisa Narvaez de Mendez
Atauado
Albert E. Walker
Helen A. Walker
Chinle
Ariz
Aiken Considering Vacant Senate Foreign Post
Washington reports Sen. Aiken may join the Senate Foreign Relations Committee next session, potentially filling one of two vacancies created by the deaths of Taft and Tobey. Capehart appears likely to join, with Aiken or Flanders vying for the second seat as seniority, placement, and committee balance loom large.
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Washington
Sen
Aiken
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Sen. Capehart
R-Ind
Sen. Flanders
R-Vi
Capehart
Flanders
House
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Charles W. Tobey
Bridges
RNH
Hugh Butler
R-Neb
Agriculture Committee
Labor and Public Welfare
Interstate Commerce Committee
Bricker
Ives
Jenner
Ind
McCarthy
Wis
Malone
Nev
Norman Group Plans Service for ROTC Fatal Crash
University of Oklahoma officials in Norman formed a planning committee to organize a memorial service for 23 OU Naval ROTC students who died in the Florida Marine transport plane crash on July 17. The group may set a date soon after the fall term begins in September.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
University Naval Rotc
Florida
George L. Cross
Paul MacMinn
R. L. Denny
George Churchill
MacMinn
McAlester Approves Water System Bond
McAlester residents approved by a margin of 162 votes a $1 million bond issue to modernize the water system. City totals: 1278 for, 1116 against, with ward two backing the measure by over 400 votes. Funds will pay for new distribution mains and a 20 inch main from Lake Palawan pumping station to storage tanks.
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Mcalester
Okla
Lake Palawanda
Tax Probers Eye Testimony Facts
Washington Aug 5 UP Chairman Robert W Kean said investigators may ask the Justice Department to determine if Welburn Mayock s Tell all testimony exposes him to federal prosecution Mayock a former DNC attorney said he received a 65000 law fee in 1948 for a favorable tax ruling for a businessman and funnelled 30000 into the Democrats 1948 campaign Mayock told Keans subcommittee he hoped the affair would stay hidden Kean said transcript will be sent to the DOJ to check Hatch Act or other federal laws.
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Washington
Robert W. Kean
House
Justice Department
Welburn Mayock
Mayock
Democratic National Committee
Kean
New Jersey
County Courthouse Closes for City Birthday Observance
Comanche county courthouse will be closed all day Thursday in observance of Lawton’s Aug 6 birthday celebration. Commissioner Emil Woesner said the courthouse will reopen Friday.
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Comanche County
Lawton
Emil Woesner
Sooner Stockmen High In Feed Aid Announcement
Dallas PMA director C H Moseley said the shipping point for oats moved from Chicago to Minneapolis to speed feed deliveries. Orders from drought areas include Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and New Orleans for corn oats wheat and cottonseed meal with 30 day supply limits and possible restock if rains do not help drought.
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Dallas
Southwest
C. H. Moseley
PMA
New Orleans
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Cost to Own a 1923 Ford in Salisbury
Salisbury New Hampshire reports on Selectman Aram Gullman who says maintaining his 1923 Ford costs about $23 a year. He bought the car new for $80, detailing modest upkeep versus original price.
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Salisbury
N. H. Cop
Selectman Aram Gullman
Ford
GOP Malls Plan For Full Talks On Special Meet
Senate Republican leader Knowland said congressional leaders might meet in late September to decide if a special session is needed over federal finances. After a White House breakfast with President Eisenhower, Knowland noted Treasury inputs and debt limit questions. He eyed a Denver meeting if Eisenhower is there and said objectives should be stated early next year to avoid grinding Congress.
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Washington
Senate
William F. Knowland
GOP
Congress
California
White House
Eisenhower
Knowland
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Senate Finance Committee
Colorado
Denver
First U.S. Natural Gas Firm Fredonia Gas Light and Water
The Fredonia Gas Light and Water Works Company, established in 1858, became the nation’s first natural gas corporation. This marked a pioneering step in American energy history with its early adoption of gas utility services.
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Fredonia Gas Light and Water Works Company
United States
Mother and Son Reunite After 13 Years apart
In Henryetta Oklahoma a California mother Mrs Wallace Malcom and her son Air Force Sgt Virgil Day who had not seen each other since World War II reunion after 13 years apart. Day, who had been believed dead or missing, learned of his mother's whereabouts during a visit to Dewar and traveled to meet her at his grandmother's home. He described the moment as like returning from a fishing trip with friends and noted he appeared unchanged except for some weight gain.
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Henryetta
Okla
California
Wallace Malcom
Los Angeles
Air Force
Virgil Day
Hawaii
Malcom
Day
United States
Dewar
Youth 17 Drowns at Catholic Orphanage Lake
Oliver Comer, 17, drowned yesterday at the Catholic Orphanage lake northwest of Oklahoma City during a swimming party with his brother and a friend. Firemen recovered the body as sheriff says Comer became panicky while swimming about 60 yards from shore toward a raft. others tried to help but he struggled and sank.
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Oklahoma City
Oliver Comer
Comer
Oklahoma highway toll rises as six more die
Oklahoma's highway fatality toll jumped six in 24 hours reaching 276, down from 312 at the same time last year. The latest victims include Marvin Houser Jr. seven, Midwest City. Lena Fagan, 60, Oklahoma City. Ezekial O. Lawrance, 77, Tulsa. One death on private property was not counted toward the toll.
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Oklahoma
Marvin Houser Jr
Midwest City
Lena Fagan
Oklahoma City
Houser
Auto Crash Claims Four Lives In Storm Toll
A deadly 24 hour period includes Mrs. Lela Lawrance, 75, killed in an auto crash. Also dead were Thomas Hudson Moss, 75 of Oklahoma City, Jessie Lee Cates, 31 of Leedey, and Wesley Daniel Cook, 71 of Clinton, as authorities investigated the incident.
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Lela Lawrance
Thomas Hudson Moss
Oklahoma City
Jessie Lee Cates
Leedey
Wesley Daniel Cook
Clinton
Osages To Gather For Capital Report
Osage Nation members meet in Pawhuska to hear tribal council report on July 19 Washington trip. They seek to retain federal supervision of about 30 million dollars in community property including oil and gas leases.
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Osages
Pawhuska
Okla
Washington
Congress
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