Touring Club Winners Named in Rally Event
The Touring Club announced winners of its navigational and average speed rally held Saturday night. First place went to a Corvette driven and navigated by Mr. and Mrs. Barry Onets. Second place was an MG A entered and navigated by Jim Lightfoot with Miss Pat Swain of Altus driving. Fourteen cars entered, seven from Altus and seven from Lawton, and a day trip to Altus on Aug. 20 was planned for another rally.
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Comanche Touring Club
Barry Onets
Georg Gurney
Jim Lightfoot
Quartz Mountain Touring Club
Altus
Pat Swain
Gurney
Lawton
Illinois Institute researchers test ten penicillin varieties
Scientists at the Illinois Institute of Technology study ten synthetic penicillin variants aimed at combating disease organisms while reducing allergic reactions. The research explores improved effectiveness and safety compared with standard penicillin options.
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Ilinois Istitute of Technology
Japanese Emperors Radio Address Signals Surrender Reaction
United Press report recalls Japan's surrender news twelve years earlier, focusing on the noon broadcast when the emperor announced a settlement and the war's end. Citizens listened in hushed silence at schools, offices, and homes as trains halted to gather listeners. The emperor urged unity and buildup for a peaceful future amid mixed public reaction and propaganda.
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Ediped Shueba
United Press
Japan
Where is Evra Benson Cabinet member missing in action
Washington reports say secretary of agriculture Evra Benson has not been seen in his office since June 26. Officials from the House and Senate Agriculture Committees and the Agriculture Department offered no new information. Benson’s aides cite a swing through the country for about a month to gather ideas and note he has been inspecting forest and watershed projects while on leave. Senator Humphrey accuses Benson of being an absentee cabinet member and suggests further testimony delays.
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Record Attendance at Ada Rodeo Opens
Ten thousand four hundred spectators filled the Ada arena for the opening performance by the band and Adee Yorla. Cowboys compete for twelve thousand five hundred dollars in prizes as the rodeo runs through Saturday night.
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Ada W—A. Pecord
Adee Yorla
House Approves Foreign Aid Bill After House Vote
The House passed and sent to President Eisenhower a compromise foreign aid bill totaling 3 467 083 000 for the coming year by a 226 to 163 vote. The measure, about half a billion dollars below Eisenhower’s request, follows Senate approval last night. A separate appropriations bill to supply cash for the program faces a subcommittee vote, with talk of further cuts possible. A note on technology mentions a phosphor film improving TV picture clarity in daylight.
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Buenos Aires Orders School Closures Over Asiatic Flu
Buenos Aires and its suburbs closed all schools today until Monday due to an Asiatic flu epidemic. Authorities urged residents to stay indoors and avoid crowds as the outbreak prompted health warnings across the region.
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Buenos Aires
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. Marie Bolin in Frederick
Thresa Bolin 74 longtime Tillman county resident died Tuesday afternoon at her daughter's Frederick home after weeks of illness. Born December 6 1882 in Montague County Texas she married Thomas Bradley Bolin in 1900 at McLoud Oklahoma. Rev Bobby Woods of Hollister officiated. Survivors include her husband one daughter four sons 12 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
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Hollister Baptist Church
J. L. Bagwell
Dud Fry
Marvin Washburn
Ed Hamilton
Benton Caldwell
Horace Moon
Glen Wint
Pothurst
Bradley Bolin
Little Rock
Lionel W. Bolin
Quincy
Apple Valley
Calif
Brooks
R. Bolin
Frederick
Wil Stanka
Ponca City
John Stanka
Shawree
Joe .Stanka
Oklahoma City
Frances Biggs
Rose Hulett
del City
Two Drivers Face Traffic Charges in Cameron Court
County Attorney Warren Crane filed two traffic charges today. Tommy Jon Smith, 21, of Sheridan, charged with driving while intoxicated before Special Sessions Judge Ralph Cline. James Junior Cole, 25, of 1712 McKinley, charged in Justice of the Peace court with driving without a license. Also filed Tuesday in Cameron’s court a speeding at night charge against Richard Lee Horr, 21, of Fort Sill. Oscar Table, 53, of Rt. 3 Carnegie, charged with petty larceny in Cameron’s court.
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Warren Crane
Tommy Jon Smith
Sheridan
Special Sessions
Ralph Cline
James Junior Cole
McKinley
Court of Justice of the Peate Marx
Cameron
Richard Lee Horr
Fort Sill
Oscar Table
Rt. 3
Carnegie
Cameron's
Tulsa School Superintendent Hamed To Educational Board
Gov. Raymond Gary appoints Dr. Charles C. Mason, Tulsa schools superintendent, to a four year term on the Southern Educational Board. Board formed in 1949 by interstate compact with sixteen states. Mason plans to attend the Sept. 21 regional meeting in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Tulsa
Raymond Gary
Charles C. Mason
Southern Educational Board
Mason
Atlanta
Area Man In Service Completes Basic Training
Pvt. Jesse F. Brown, son of Jesse T. Brown of Foss, completed eight weeks of basic combat training under the Reserve Forces Act at Fort Charlee, Ark. His wife Laura resides at 713 Arlington.
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Army Pvt
Jesse F. Brown
Laura
Arlingtah
Fort Charlee
Ark
Brown
Jesse. T. Brown
Foss
Decline In Food Costs Noted By Dun and Bradstreet
New York report notes a slight drop in the wholesale food price index after eight weeks of rising. The index stands at 5.36, down from 6.39 the prior week, yet remains 4.6 percent higher than the same week a year ago. It measures wholesale cost for one pound of 21 basic food items.
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