Two Basic Problems in the Soviet System
Moscow reports outline two core issues: a northern climate with a short growing season and a state driven by exploiting peasants to fund industrial growth and the war machine. The piece traces how collectivization, inefficiency, and inflation erode agricultural output, livestock, and future fertility, warning of mass hunger risks.
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Moscow
Labrador
Hudson Bay
Sitka
Alaska
Russia
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Hospital Births and Admissions Across Regions
Births list a son to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Boydston born August 9 at 3:55 am, weight 7 pounds 14 ounces. Numerous admissions and discharges at Lawton area facilities include patients from Perry Cache Walters Duncan Duncan areas with surgeries and medical cases. Medical staff and addresses span Lake, Summit, Nineteenth, and nearby towns.
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J. A. Boydston
Guy Nichols
Perry
Thelma Callicott
N. 15Th
Thelma Bartlett
Cache
Maggie Oliver
Walters
W. A. Grider
Altus
Elmer McDaniel
Summit
Calvin Clingan
S. Seventh
R. O. Cunningham
Ozman
Sue Greenwade
Hoover
Dean Worley
Park
Avis Casey
Cherry
Robert Cook
Amy Kirkpatrick
Euclid
Clare Morford
William Hanley
Lake
Gery
Wallace Maloney
Dearborn
Tommie Vinson
Harold Vinson
Sheridan Road
William Smith
J. D. Brumbalow
Homer Johnson
Ringwood
H. W. Todd
Manitou
James Watkins
L. C. Watkins
Marvin McDonald
A. L. Ogden
R. T. Sims
Harry Elam
Venita Hammond
George Hammond
Garfield
Earl Holzapfel
Ferris
Coy Hutton
Floyd
John W. Robinson
Fort Sill Blvd
Charles Green
Pat Conway
Francis Hemmer
Edward Hanson
W. R. Dietrick
Lawton
Pe Thompson
Duncan
Goldie Karney
Roy Kitchens
Williams
Cheyenne
George Bryant
Eta Keeler
Elgin
Kiowa
Tito’s shifting stance raises skepticism on Soviet threat
The article notes Marshal Tito’s comments on Balkans defense and possible reengagement with the Russian party. It warns Western allies to demand concrete proof before easing defenses, citing Tito’s Moscow-influenced realism and the risk of overreliance on Yugoslavia as a bulwark against Kremlin aggression.
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Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Tito
Kremlin
Greece
Turkey
Balkan
Moscow
Communist Party
Soviet Bloc
Soviet Union
Satellite plans spark skeptical banter in Yucca Drat era
A humorous exchange mocks space exploration hype as writers tease a satellite project. The dialogue shifts to punchlines about TV gag writers and the absurdity of future space travel, with jokes about jet propelled pizza and a moon mission crew. The mock debate ends with quirky exchanges between space figures and a cartoonish creature.
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Mars
Stooge
Moon
Space Explorer
Earth
Space Creature
Morse Interruption Defines Midnight 1955 Senate Adjournment
Congress closed its 1955 session at midnight with Senator Morse of Oregon mid speech interrupted by Vice President Nixon using the gavel. Two views emerged: Morse may finish his remarks in the Congressional Record or resume when Congress reconvenes in January.
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Congress
Senate
Senator Morse
Oregon
Nixon
Morse
Congressional
Understanding Attractive Nuisances and Tennis History
An insurance term defines attractive nuisances as dangerous places or objects attractive to children, imposing on owners a duty to guard them. The Wimbledon Championship began in 1877. Railway ties last 5 to 9 years untreated, 20 to 30 years when treated. The belted kingfisher is noted as a superb angler using a long sharp bill to spear prey.
Births and medical notices from Carnegie and Mountain View
Zena Beaver of Carnegie listed with medical notes. Mrs Truman Dunlop of Carnegie and her son born August 5. Elsie Horse of Mountain View linked to Kate Tahdooahnippah and Grace Mont with medical notes. Ray Horse of Mountain View noted with medical, as is Mrs Mist Meat of Seiling with medical.
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Zena Beaver
Carnegie
Truman Dunlop
Elsie Horse
Mountain View
Kate Tahdooahnippah
Gracemont
Ray Horse
Mist Meat
Seiling
Council To Air Street Request
Lawton Board of Education seeks opening Pollard Ave near Andrew Jackson school. Buck Kinsey may recommend opening Hoover and Lindy streets at about $1,000 cost. Property owners offered a 50 foot easement but want drainage and street improvements at city expense. Also on agenda police vehicle leasing feasibility and a drainage problem at 23rd and Denver.
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Lawton Board of Education
Pollard Ave
Andrew Jackson
Buck Kinsey
Hoover
Lindy
Kinsey
Pollard
Police Committee
Douglas L. Smith
23Rd
Denver
H. J. Crigger
N. 23Rd
Ralph Hennessee
Fire at Oklahoma drilling site causes $750000 damage
A fire at an oil well drilling site northwest of Ponca City, Oklahoma, burned midmorning and melted the rotary rig. Five workers escaped unharmed as gas ignition sparked flames reaching 100 feet aloft and 75 to 100 feet across on the ground. All local well servicing trucks were deployed and exhausted their chemical supplies without stopping the blaze.
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Ponca City
Okla
Here
V. C. Sale
Superior Oil Well Service Co
Mistreating Count Filed On City Man
William Oscar Sisney, 21, of 717 N 22nd, charged by County Attorney Manville Redman with mistreating an 11 year old Lawton girl around April 16. City Detective Cleo Stout filed the complaint in City court. He faces arraignment before Judge Ralph Cline after a Sunday arrest by Night Police Chief Pete Fuller and Officer James Warren following an alleged attempt on another child at a local theatre.
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William Oscar Sisney
Manville Redman
Sisney
Lawton
Cleo Stout
Ralph Cline
Pete Fuller
James Warren
Parafin Trick Keeps Hot Starch From Sticking Iron
A short tip advises adding a small amount of paraffin to hot starch to prevent sticking to the iron. This aid helps users press starched textiles without residue or snagging, offering a practical homemaking hint from the period.
Across and Down Word Puzzle Highlights
Multiplicity of clues across and down including actors Heflin and phrases in motion pictures. Entries range from sizes and animals to tools and letters with clues like huge Hebrew and soothsayer.
Puzzle Answer List From Crossword Clues
The page lists numbered crossword clues and answers from a past puzzle including entries such as nth m 24 Continued story 25 Tribal unit 26 Employ 27 Feminine appellation 29 Verbal 30 Father fr 31 Heisa cinema 34 Symbol for erbium 40 Short napped fabric 41 Compound ethers 43 Sewing 44 Light brown 47 Chinese permit 48 Was borne 49 Paradise 51 Narcotic 52 Russian river 53 Nobleman 56 Pillar 57 Miss Gardner 58 Seine.
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Nobleman
Pillar
Miss Gardner
Seine
EmploymentHits All Time Record In July
Employment boomed in July to an all time record of nearly 65 million with jobless claims dipping below 2 percent. The Labor and Commerce Departments noted five straight monthly gains, boosted by school kids returning to work, while adults held up well in most industries. Unemployment fell to 2.471 million from 2.679 million in June, marking the best postwar reconversion pace since 1946 and adding about five million employed since February 1955.
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Washington
Labor and Commerce
Weeks
Labor
Mitchell
City Man Struck At Alley Opening
Lawton man Marion Hinchcliff 216 C was injured near the alley between C and D and Railroad and First around 10 45 p m. He received emergency treatment for a head wound and was released from Memorial hospital after six stitches. Officers Rhodes and Dewberry found him after MPs alerted them to a bleeding man on the sidewalk. Police did not report a motive or reason for the beating.
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Lawton
Railroad
Marion Hinchcliff
Memorial Hospital
Johnny Rhodes
Quannah Dewberry
Hinchcliff
Rodeo Parking Fees Cleared By Civil Defense
Commanding Officer Homer Cherry of Comanche county Civil defense explained that parking near the rodeo grounds last week was set by private property owners and not by the Civil Defense group. He stressed that ranch grounds parking was free and under Civil Defense direction while south adjoining areas were privately run.
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Homer Cherry
Comanche County Civil Defense Organization
Rodeo Grounds
Cherry
Civil Defense
Ranch
Civil Defense Group
Korean Rioters Reinforced At Inchon By Rail Workers
Twelve hundred Korean railway workers arrived from Seoul to bolster about 300 demonstrators urging the UNSC to quit Wolmi Island. Roughly 700 U.S. soldiers guard the area where seven servicemen were injured as riots escalate. Rhee accuses Communist Poles and Czechs on the commission of spying while demanding UNSC departure by Saturday.
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Seoul
Inchon
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Wolmi
U.S
MacArthur
U. S
Rhee
UNSC
Korea
Door Explodes During Repairs at Bryan’s Coffee Shop
The solid glass door of Bryan’s coffee shop at 303 C exploded Monday afternoon during repair work on a compressed air doorstop. Glass injured B K Fowler and Walter Bryan helped steady the door. Earlier Mrs Dora Bryan, owner, injured her left little finger catching between glass and frame. A new door is being installed.
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B. K. Fowler
Walter Bryan
Fowler
Dora Bryan
Insurance Board Jurisdiction Question Sparks Disputed Ruling
The Insurance Continued article notes a split over board jurisdiction when cases move beyond the insurance agency. Commissioner Hunt argues for factual access, while Woodruff cites lack of authority. Henry M. Auer urges legislative study to curb questionable policy practices.
Kansas Woman Missing Sees Second Case Identified
Johnson county deputies said they have been seeking a second missing woman since Monday noon. Beulah Eddy, 49, was last seen in Shawnee, Kansas while sitting with her niece's child on Sunday morning. Authorities pursue both cases as linked inquiries into a possible slaying.
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Clathe
Kan
Johnson County
Wilma Allen
Beulah Eddy
Shawnee
Firemen Respond to False Alarm at Griffin's Warehouse
City firemen hurried to Griffin's warehouse at the corner of First and D around 11:30 a.m. today but found a false alarm. Fire officials said a short in the alarm system, linked directly to the Fire station, triggered the alert.
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Shawnee
Bryans Corner
Frank W. Wood
Charlyne
Jerry
Pinky Mullins
Kan
Perryton
Texas
Griffin
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