Thieves Loot Scottish Castle Home Of Duke Of Argyll
Thieves raided Inverary Castle in Argyll Scotland stealing gold plate heirlooms and items tied to British history. The raid used a wall ladder to reach a high window and followed a method similar to a German theft last week. The Duke and Duchess are abroad. missing items include a Mary Queen of Scots ring silver dishes and a royal baton. A solid gold cup and other pieces were left behind.
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Argyll
Scotland
Duke of Argyll
Inverary Castle
Loch Fyne
Hechingen
Germany
Duke
Duchess of Argyll
Majorca
Mediterranean
Spain
Mary Queen of Scots
Queen Victoria
Royal Household
Docket of liquor cases and drunken driving trials
The docket lists numerous pending liquor cases led by Ralph Hudson with multiple counts and including many others such as Shelton Vaughn Ricky Tamburo Wayne Hair and Henry Watson. Drunken driving guilty pleas are recorded for Parrack Hasley Flynn Welch and Love while Bolinger Chapman and McGuire had charges dismissed. Several defendants remain to be tried including Creswell Hawley Hyde and Conlee Long with other ensuing cases for reckless driving bastardy soliciting pointing a deadly weapon and discharging firearms.
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Ralph Hudson
Shelton Vaughn
Ricky Tamburo
Wayne Hair
Henry Watson
Ross Hinkle
Sid Ludwig
Melvin (Slats) Depew
Robert H. Howard
Johnny Seay
Anita Nell Hevenner
Lincoln Wade
Ted Atkins
Cale B. Thomas
L. R. Walker
Aubrey
Orb) Shaw
Ordas Glenn Parrack
Walter S. Hasley
Edward Joseph Flynn
Gene Welch
C. W. Love
Charles Randle Bolinger
Jodie Chapman
Frank McGuire
Hinkle
Bobby Simmons
Duval J. Hill
James Pollard
William Pierre
Leonard Creswell
Warren A. Hawley
Homer H. Hyde
Lonnie Leger Conlee
Allen Frank Wass
James W. Hoover
Roy Holden
Robert Ferrell
William Earnest McMahan
Barney Arthur Smith
Lonnie Favious Hill
Aubrey Franklin Shaw
David Kile
Almon Rollins Long
Edward C. Haddon
William Rowell
Charlene Gatewood
James Culpepper
Oliver Sims
Dairy Herds Drive Most U S Beef and Veal Supply
Nearly half of U S beef and almost all veal originate from dairy cattle. The statement highlights the dairy sector's central role in supplying beef and veal, underscoring implications for meat production and dairy practices.
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U. S
Freed Americans listed in UN POW exchange release
United Nations Command releases a list of American POWs freed in the Korean armistice exchange. Names include Amos McClure, Calvin Hurd, Roscoe Sibley, John W. Jackson, Eugene Fleming Jr., Charlie Morgan Jr., Robert Richardson, John Walker Jr., Theodore Willis, and many others with next of kin and addresses provided. The document notes service branches, unit details, and family designations for each released service member.
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Munsan
United Nations Command
Amos McClure
Pfc
Co. M
Maria McClure
St. Louis Ave
St. Louis
Calvin Hurd
Pfe
Nellie K. Hurd
Lakin Ave
Great Bend
Kan
Roscoe C. Sibley
Fely Sibley
Box
Crossett
Ark
John W. Jackson
Versailles
Callum R. Dukes Jr
Easley
S.C
Russell L. Freeman
Dayton
Ohio
Eugene Fleming Jr
Philadelphia
Charlie Morgan Jr
Los Angeles
Robert L. Richardson
Mount Pleasant
Tenn
John Walker Jr
Bennie Moncliffe
Weeks
Theodore W. Willis
Franklin
W. Va
Charles E. Durrah
Princeton
Ind
Wesley Murray
New York
George M. Neal
USN
Springfield
Donald R. Staten
Newton
Isaac W. Walden
Thomasville
X. L. Moss
Riverside
Calif
Heavy Rainfall Totals Across Oklahoma Counties During Month
Nationwide rainfall last month topped normal in most areas with Hughes county registering 14.42 inches and Coal county 13.99. Other notable totals include Greer 4.00 and Beckham 4.98 inches while McCurtain county recorded 14.39 in one stretch. Southern Stephens 3.79 and southern Caddo 4.15 inches marked regional variation.
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Stephens County
Caddo County
Grady County
Hughes County
Coal County
Atoka
Latimer
McCurtain County
Maj Harold Johnson Named Army Instructor at 179th Infantry
Maj Harold Johnson, after forty years in Europe, is assigned to the Second Battalion 179th Infantry, 45th Division, as a regular army instructor. He and Mrs. Johnson reside in Artillery Village at 1609 McGlachin with three children, Harold Jr. 10, Michael 8, and Lauren 4.
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Harold Johnson
Europe
New Hampshire’s Role in Ratifying the Constitution
As the ninth and deciding state to ratify the Federal Constitution, New Hampshire is described as having created the United States. It was the first colony to declare independence and adopt a constitution, shaping the nation’s path.
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New Hampshire
United States
Repatriation Scene Across Korea Amid Mixed Signals
Report describes 5th SWAP changes with mass repatriation moves. South Koreans ferried to Munsan for hospital care as Communist prisoners head north through the Red reception center. 473 North Korean women and one Chinese nurse accompany families, plus 23 Korean children under five. Citizens chant Mansei as ambulances escort the convoy. Washington warns Communists must hand all UN prisoners to the Armistice Commission. Bedell Smith cautions over reports of possible nonreturn. Some prisoners allegedly jailed by Reds for instigating against peace.
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Munsan
Red
Washington
State Department
Armistice Repatriation Commission
U. N
Walter
Police Beat Journal Mapped By Humdrum Night Calls
Rough anecdotes describe police work from prowlers to domestic disputes and odd property surveys. Officers handle car doors, missing keys, mad dogs, and couples arguing while neighbors phone in endlessly about who is in jail or where a spouse has wandered. A soldier and spouse quarrel ends comically with clothes on.
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Chattanooga
Geronimo
Turnpike Seeks 500000th Rider for Honors
Oklahoma City aims to honor the 500000th traveler on the turnpike with ceremonies and a certificate. Phil McMullin, president of the Oklahoma Turnpike Association, said arrangements are underway to greet the motorist expected to enter the turnpike next Friday or Saturday.
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Oklahoma City
Turner Turnpike
Phil McMullin
The
Oklahoma Turnpike Association
Indians and Chinese Are Of Same Race Claim Made
FREEDOM VILLAGE Aug 8 UP Pfc Eugene Rowland 25 Pine Ridge S D a full blood Sioux repatriated Saturday said Chinese tried to persuade him Indians and Chinese are same race Rowland captured November 1950 while with 1st Cavalry Division he recalled seven Indians in his compound Chinese reportedly argued Indians originated in China but he dismissed it
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Freedom Village
Eugene Rowland
Pine Ridge
S. D
Rowland
1St Cavalry Division
China
Soviet Premier Malenkov Praises Peace Terms Amid Tense Stance
Malenkov told legislators the Soviet Union is firm and decisive yet seeks peace through negotiation as a guiding policy. He warned against US atomic blackmail, noted reduced 1953 defense spending, and defended Beria's ouster as strengthening the state while calling for top level talks among major powers.
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United States
Russia
Soviet Socialist Republics
Soviet Union
Beria
Malenkov
Eight pro Communist GIs stay behind in camp after repatriation
Ex-prison camp inmates reveal eight men from No.5 chose to stay with Reds amid alleged pro Communist influence. Witnesses say fear of punishment in the United States drove some to remain, while others refused repatriation, with varying degrees of hostility toward returning GIs.
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Murray
United States
Inchon
Munsan
Tokyo
Cpl
Abraham L. Kerns
West
Ave
Watonga
Okla
Help To Encourage School Attendance at Gospel Kindergarten
Help Inc and Gospel Kindergarten seek clothing and shoes for needy children. Located at 1426 New York Street, Lawton View, phone 1878-3. Campaign titled When Nobody Else Cares urges community aid to boost attendance and support for students in need.
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Help, Inc
And
New York
Lawton View
Chic Carney Enters Jail For Liquor Case
Lawton liquor seller Chic Carney reported to county jail Friday to serve concurrent 30 day sentences handed down by County Judge S. R. Harper. He began his stretch as the second local bootlegger now in jail, following R. E. Atkins who has about halfway through an 80 day term. More offenders with guilty pleas are expected to begin serving at an upcoming sentencing date in August.
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Lawton
Eugene
Chic) Carney
S. R. Harper
R. E
Snake) Atkins
Link Found Between Human Undulant Fever and Bang’s Disease Germs
A medical note states that undulant fever in humans may be caused by the same germs responsible for Bang’s disease in cattle. The observation suggests a shared pathogen family linking human and bovine illnesses.
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Man
Names of 45th Infantry Company F Members Listed
A lengthy roster lists soldiers of the 45th Infantry Company F under Lt. Eugene P. Wroten and includes Sgt. Glen R. Kensell Cpls Chester H. Garrison Arthur A. Lantz Jack G. Perry Pfc. Leslie H. Briggs Charles C. Cremer Howard L. Hudson Harold D. King Henry N. King Jr Marvin O. Lowe House T. Moore Jimmie D. Poindexter Dorwen G. Porter Murl W. Porter Joe Skrolle Jr FEF. Burch Bill G. Carter Daniel R. Eppler Norman gsuester David L. Goins Tommy A. McCullar and many others.
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Leslie H. Briggs
Charles C. Cremer
Howard L. Hudson
Harold D. King
Henry N. King, Jr
Marvin O. Lowe
House T. Moore
Jimmie D. Poindexter
Dorwen G. Porter
Murl W. Porter
Joe Skrolle Jr
Fef. Burch
Eugene P. Wroten
Raymond R. Ebisch
Robert E. Sims
William T. Craig
Walter L. Donegan
Joseph D. Johnson
Benton R. Patterson
Gerald E. Thompson
Johnny F. Hill
Don H. Jones
Fleming L. Ashbury
Pic
Francis D. Asbury
James M. Brown
Cecil C. Chatham
Joe B. Craig
Max L. Dalton
Donald W. Deadman
James G. Goodeve
Charles R. Goodin
Jimmy R. Gray
Paul E. Grose
Wayne A. Gustafson
Gaylen M. Hall
Leo E. Holmes
Bobby L. Mansell
James L. Riley
Luther O. Shipman, Jr
Ford Verma
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Wolverton Harware
M & D Finance CO
F Ave
Oklahoma
JO G. Andrews
D Ave
Lawrence Upshur
Willow Grove
Wilmer Norman
Remus
Mich
Allen Washington
New Iberia
Fred L. Simpson
Wallace E. Taylor
Johnstown
O. D. Sneed
Fort Worth
Tex
Pearlier E. Finely
Donald
Melvin E. Goodspeed
Pfx
Co. L
Lilli Goodspeed
Maple
Texarkana
Cecil F. Traw
Hys Soc Co
Engrs
Maggie I. Traw
Mammoth Spring
Frank Noel
Associated Press
Evelyn Noel
Albany
Walter Metcalf, Jr
Btry A
Patsy Adams
Winchester
Elmer Berry
Hys Co
Joan White
Greenwood
Tulsa
Clarence Johnson
Sylvia Smith
Kansas City
Race Monroe Taylor
Mary L. Mayo
Clearview
John W. Trotter
Geneva M. Trotter
el Reno
Harvey O. Mitchell
Greer
Beckham
Maj. Johnson
U.S. Army
Lawton Tent & Awning Co
C Avenue
Ares
Turnpike
Cpptical
Gore
Prescription
Duratile
Chic Carney
Vernon H. Allison
James R. Ballard
Johnny R. Cathey
Billy C. Cummings
James E. Herring
Royce M. Mahavier
Edward W. Monzingo
Franklin L. Shaw
Roy F. Williams
Jimmie E. Hill
Bobby D. Lovett
Milton S. Pebeahsy
Berry
Ronson
Parker
Remington
Praca
Elgin
Jewels
Iyerra’s Jewelbers
Jarold Shop
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