Congress Advances Key Bills as Adjournment Near
Senate speeds to pass the atomic energy bill and an anti Communist measure. The House approves a bill outlawing the Communist party and curbing labor unions. Conferees resolve on patent sharing and farm price scales as leaders eye a week end adjournment.
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Congress
Senate
House
Senate House Conference Committee
U.S
House Np 1
Isenhower
Eisenhower
Senate Gop
Knowland
California
Martin
Mass
Rites Held For Five-Year-Old Tommy Haas
Funeral services were held in Bay St. Louis for Tommy Haas five son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Haas of Cyril who drowned in a boat accident while on vacation. Witnesses said the motorboat capsized as the family prepared to land after a Tide outing. Tommy disappeared under the boat and was not recovered by the operator who pulled from the water a sister. Survivors include the parents four sisters Ann Marie Joan Mary Katherine and Laura and a brother Joe all at home. Tommy would have entered first grade in Cyril this fall.
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Cyril
Tommy Haas
Vernon Haas
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Tommy
Hans
Mississippi
Ann Marie
Joan
Mary Katherine
Laura
Joe
Apache Pioneer George Teeter 83 Dies in Lawton
George Dwight Teeter 83 Apache pioneer died at 3:30 a.m. in Lawton after a long illness. He moved from Wisconsin to Missouri with his family and came to the territory in 1901. He started the first furniture and mortuary business here and later retired to Lawton. Surviving are three daughters, a brother, six grandsons and two great grandsons. Burial will be in Adrian, Missouri with Masonic rites by Lodge No. 21.
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Teeter
Plainfield
Wis
Lawton
Adrian
Territory
Wisconsin
Heen Seety Academy
University of Missouri
Mary Lane Crow
Oklahoma
Darko Masonic Lodge
Apache School Board
John L. Blankenbaker
Albany Ore
J. A. Pobar
Phoenix
Ariz
Harold Woodward
Apache
Clarence Teeter
Butler
Capital milk prices rise another cent a quart today
Oklahoma City dairies raise home delivery price to 25 cents a quart while store prices climb to 24 cents. The repeated one cent increase marks the second hike this period across most city dairies.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Ci Dairies
Mother slain in Bonner Springs home as family slept
In Bonner Springs Kansas a 44 year old mother of seven, Mrs Henry Wagenknecht, was bludgeoned to death in her home. Her nude body was found in the back yard by her husband who was watching television as four children slept inside. Police say the weapon was a 18 inch two by four plank and the killer left no note. The husband was home with a nine year old daughter a 14 year old son a neighborhood girl and a son in law. The husband reported finding her missing at 11 50 p m after checking on preserves cooking in the kitchen.
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Kan
C. L. Keyes
Henry Wagenknecht
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Neigh Wagenknecht
Linda Sue
Dick Lightle
Cooperton Opens School With New Staff Lineup
Mountain special report notes Cooperton school begins term Monday with a new lineup led by superintendent George Alexander and principal Kyle Wright. Staff include Mrs. Wayne Hansen English, Mrs. Lynn Dale home economics and 4-H, Leonard Hunter vocational agriculture, Grace Mosley grades five and six and music, Mrs. Leonard Hunter grades one and two, Joy Ganoung grades three and four, lunchroom chief Mrs. Sakiowney assisted by Mrs. Bill Ganoung, custodian Will White, and bus drivers William Chain, Don Farris, Srigo Kelly and Robert Ran.
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George Alexander
Kyle Wright
Wayne Hansen
Lynn Dale
Leonard Hunter
Grace Mosley
Joy Ganoung
Jim Sakiowney
Bill Ganoung
Will White
William Chain
Don Farris
Srigo Kelly
Robert Ran
GOP Worker Dies in Tulsa at 74
Jene J. Burke, 74, chief clerk of Tulsa County election board, died today in a hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. A Republican, he began as a tabulator in 1934 and was named chief clerk in 1943.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jene J. Burke
Tulsa County
Miss Kathryn Sommers Under Treatment at Carnegie Hospital
Miss Kathryn Sommers daughter of Mr and Mrs Clay Sommers has been receiving medical treatment at Carnegie hospital under care of doctors.
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Saddle Mountain
Kathryn Sommers
Clay Sommers
Carnegie Hospital
Decade Recap from The Constitution Files
A condensed look back at ten and twenty years ago highlights from the Constitution Files. Notable items include Cpl Curtis Harding headed to Hot Springs Arkansas and a Fort Sill visit by Maj Gen Harry C Colling. Other notes mention C C Goble becoming commander of Lowery Post 29 American Legion and Willis G Creagle a local barber hospitalized in Sulphur.
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Constitution Files
Cpl
Curtis Harding
H. A. Harding
C. C. Goble
Lowery
American Legion
Clyde Bowlby
Clarence Sushn
Circe
County Treasuryy
Hasadly
Willis G. Creagle
M. TF Gorenena
Bob McCoy
Rotary Club
J. L. Davis
Fred Thompson
Counoe Bridge Group
B. Ball
Frederick
Enoch of
Geronimo
Lawton
Cache Water Tank Refills After Drought Fire
City authorities report the Cache Dew Drop Inn fire wiped out supply and emptied the municipal 35 000 gallon tank. By Monday three fourths full, wells revived by Lake Grama release in Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, delivering about 17 000 gallons by morning. Mayor C A Vokins said lake water reached wells around Sunday 7 p m and dry sands absorbed it, restoring city flow.
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Cache
Cache Dew Drop Inn
Lawton Teachers Return From State Homemaking Conference
Lawton junior high home economics faculty return from the August conference of state home making teachers at the University of Oklahoma Norman. Miss Venna Lee Wallace serves as secretary of the homemaking division of the Oklahoma Vocational association and president of the local Oklahoma Education association unit. Attending from Lawton junior high were Mrs Opal Clare and Miss Gladys Rhoads.
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Lawton Junior High
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Venna Lee Wallace
Oklahoma Vocational Association
Oklahoma Education Association
Opal Clare
Gladys Rhoads
Mossadegh Aides Face Treason Trial
Tehran court signals treason charges against ex Foreign Minister Fatemi and aides Ali Shayegan and Ahmad Razavi linked to Mossadegh era policies. Razavi faces eight counts including oath violation. Fatemi denied trial date and remains in hiding after the 1953 revolution.
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Tehran
Iran
Hossein Fatemi
Mohammed Mossadegh
Ali Shayegan
Ahmad Razavi
Razavi
Mossadegh
Fatemi
New Talks Began in Pacific Northwest Lumber Strike
UP Labor management and the Oregon Board of Conciliation reopened talks in Portland on August 17 to end the 58 day lumber strike that halted work across Oregon Washington northern California Idaho and Montana. The dispute began June 21 over a 12 cent hourly wage increase sought by AFL CIO loggers affecting over 110000 workers.
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Ore
Up—Labor, Management
Oregon Board of Conciliation
Pacific Northwest
AFL
CIO
Oregon
Washington
California
Idaho
Montana
Tillman Highway Letting Due Soon
Frederick staff report bids for grading and drainage of the west 10.3 miles of U S highway 70 connecting with 183 are expected in September with asphalt surfacing similar to the connected section. Completion of highway 70 in Cotton county is planned for October with easement delays noted and officials saying 29 of 40 easements are secured as a few remain. State Senator D L Jones and Raymond Gary to discuss finishing wy 45 from Tipton to Frederick with Wade Watson of Frederick chamber of commerce.
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Land Department
State Highway Commission
Wade Watson
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
D. L. Jones
Eldorado
Raymond Gary
Tipton
Frederick
Low Pressure Area Brings Possible Rain Into Mexico
Weather reports from the United States Weather Bureau indicate a low pressure area or wave moving toward Mexico with winds near 25 mph. Officials say the system shows early promise of developing into a disturbance.
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Mexico
New Orleans
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Revival Slated at Bethel Church by Special-Rev. Collins
Special-Rev. W. B. Collins will conduct a two week revival meeting at Bethel Methodist Church starting at 11 a.m. on August 22. The event aims to bring community members to attend daily services and seek spiritual renewal.
School Offers VA Enrollment Aid and Continuous Service
A local school states it assists veterans with enrollment and processing papers for VA benefits. The institution emphasizes continuous operation and support for veterans in transitioning to education.
Bids to Be Opened on Junior High Cafeteria
Lawton board of education will open re submitted bids at 1 p.m. during a special meeting to fund the junior high cafeteria project. Plans were revised after last month’s bids exceeded available funds and include proposals for Se oesaha and Garfield elementary buildings.
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Lawton Board of Education
Se Oesahason
Garfield
Hobart Cooperative PresidentResigns After 16 Years
One-Sid Barnes, longtime president and manager of Hobart Farmers Cooperative, resigns effective September. He says he will focus full time on livestock feeding and farming. The co op has grown assets from $33 000 to $600 000 under his 16 years of leadership.
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Sid Barnes
Armers Cooperonan
Barnes
Co-Op
Two Inch Indian Reservation Land Sale Adverts
An Oklahoma bond ad promotes sale of two square inches on an Indian reservation near Anadarko. The Red Man Land Co offers a genuine warranty deed for $2 with subscriptions to the Perkins Journal. No improvements or occupancy expected. deed not granting mineral rights.
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Perkins Journal
Anadarko
Payne, Lincoln
Peape
Red Man Land Co
Kiwanis Members Attend Funeral Services
Lawton Kiwanis club members will sit as a group today at the funeral for D. A. Becker and will gather again Wednesday for Everett E. Neptune. Both men were longtime members and past presidents of the club.
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Lawton Kiwanis Club
D. A. Becker
Everett E. Neptune
The
Kerr and Monroney Vote Against Atomic Bill
Senators Kerr and Monroney opposed the atomic bill as part of a group voting to cite Coroe on contempt of Congress.
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Monroney
Meee
Coroe
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