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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1953

Page

9

Bataan Vet Freed Again in Korean War Exchange

Cpl. John L. Dixon, 32, released by Communists in the Korean POW exchange, survived the Bataan death march and World War II. A Ventura, California native, Dixon enlisted in 1939, fought with the 24th Division after re-enlisting postwar service, was wounded, and captured January 3, 1951.

San Jose Calif John L. Dixon Haga John A. Dixon John Ventura Bataan Korea

Panama Leader Issues New Visa Rules for Nonwhite Visitors

President Jose Antonio Remon announced new and definite instructions that nonwhite visitors to Panama should not be denied tourist visas. The move follows complaints from West Indian reporter George Westerman about U S Negroes facing visa difficulties, including CARE conference delegates and six nurses touring South America.

Panama Jose Antonio Remon George Westerman U. S

Tiny Richfield Springs Pet Show Winner Ant Display

In Richfield Springs New York Ralph Wilkinson known as Skippy entered a prize for smallest exhibit in the children's pet show and displayed an ant which won the prize.

Richfield Springs N. Y Ralph Skippy) Wilkinson

Elderly Man Dies After Passionate Kiss in Mexico City

MEXICO CITY An aged man collapsed and died after kissing a woman whose husband had left her. She said she accepted his advances because she had gone two days without food. The man kissed her deeply and then died on the spot.

Mexico City

Crown Prince Akihito Attends West German Dinner

West Germany hosts Japan's Crown Prince Akihito at a state dinner in Bonn with President Theodor Heuss, Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, cabinet members, and diplomatic corps in attendance.

Bonn Germany Japan Akihito Theodore Heuss Konrad Adenauer

Shirley Bryant Finds Path to College After Tragedy

In Seary Arkansas Shirley Bryant a 12 year old orphan who survived a deadly house fire is supported by the Arkansas Democrat Shirley Bryant Fund now totaling 12300 dollars. The fund trustee banker E J Risley says the money will cover her college education with interest. Shirley has enrolled at Harding College near Searcy and will attend Harding Academy this fall after years of hospital care and targeted tutoring. She spends free time swimming biking and helping with chores while considering nursing as a future career.

Searcy Ark Shirley Bryant Shirley Hilton Bryant Crystal Hill Little Rock The Arkansas Democrat E. J. Risley Harding College At Searty Pearl Dodd Harding Academy Mrs. Dodd

Free Butter Sale Urged by Rep Neal

Washington Congressman Neal proposed a butter week to reduce surplus butter. Households would receive a free pound for every pound purchased during the week, aiming to cut storage costs and aid needy families while returning to natural utilization of nutritious elements.

Washington Neal R-Wva

County eyes surprise bid for old graveyard

Bernalillo County commissioners received a surprise offer from a county resident to purchase an old graveyard the county did not know it owned. The unusual deal could bring in money for the county.

Albuquerque, N. M Bernalillo County

The Lodge Family Attends Talks With Rhee in Seoul

Second Lt. Henry S. Lodge joined his father Secretary of State Dulles and Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge as they arrived in Seoul to begin postwar talks with President Syngman Rhee. The younger Lodge, 22, had not seen his father in six months and is with the 1st Cavalry Division after six months in Japan and Korea.

Seoul Henry S. Lodge Dulles Syngman Rhee Lodge Henry Cabot Lodge U. S United Nations Washington Young Lodge 1St Cavalry Division Japan Korea

First Cotton Bale Nets Owner 1055 Dollars

Dallas County's first bale of 1953 cotton yesterday brought 1055.35 to grower C. C. Witherspoon of Ferris. Witherspoon received 424.85 for the cotton plus 630.85 in premiums, and also produced the first bales in 1950.

Dallas Tex Dallas County C. C. Witherspoon Ferris Witherspoon

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