The Forgotten If in Korea Victory Debates
The article notes General Clark’s remark that a decisive UN Korea victory hinged on massed ground sea and air power and warns that such an escalation would demand tax hikes drafts and broader mobilization. It argues mass mobilization risks alerting the Reds and complicating global strategy, shaping European opposition and restraint by U S planners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Mark Clark
van Fleet
Tokyo
United States
South Korea
Moscow
Europe
America
Yalu
Ruml proposes capital budget shift for federal books
Beardsley Ruml, sponsor of the pay as you go income tax plan, urges Congress to classify long term capital investments as capital rather than current expenses. He argues a capital budget could free about 12 billion dollars and align federal finances with business practice, while potentially reducing taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Beardsley Ruml
Congress
America
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Beardsley Rump
Stevenson Finance Committee
House Ways and Means Committee
Rum
Committee For Economic Development
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Senate
Douglas
Illinois
Ruml
DEMOS
President seeks unity over partisan battles in governance
The President resists personal attacks on rivals and argues a position of constructive leadership. He aims to unite moderate voters, avoid extremes, and mobilize a broad middle to tackle national tasks. Observers expect to see how this approach shapes long term results.
The Doctor Speaks on Broken Hearts and Angina
Dr Edwin J Jordan explains that a true broken heart is not a disease. Emotions can worsen angina when heart and nervous systems are already ill. A hopeful note says many angina patients recover with careful management and can live 25 years or more.
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Edwin J. Jordan
M. D
Four Indicted in Duncan Car Arson Scheme
Stephens county grand jury indicted four persons on charges of burning automobiles to collect insurance. E S Nelson, W L Ketchum, Estell Cox, Lewil Hampton, and Andrew Pettis tied to fires in 1951 1952 and Elk City. Elmer Herbert Cooper charged with grand larceny for oil field casing thread protectors. Bonds set for Nelson Cox at 3000. Judge Marmaduke to decide others. Witnesses called on crude oil losses as state aid assists inquiry.
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Duncan
Okla
Stephens County Grand Jury
E. S. Nelson
Duncan Auto Finance
W. L. Ketchum
Ketchum
Estell Cox
Lewil N. Hampton
Arthur A. Marmaduke
Nelson
Cox
Lions Sponsor Labor Day Circus in Lawton
Lawton Lions club outlined two September projects at their meeting. They will sponsor Hagen Brothers circus for two Labor Day performances at the county fairgrounds with adult general admission 1.20 and 60 cents for children and service personnel. reserve seats cost 60 cents extra and the Lions take 50 percent of advance ticket sales. The remainder of the program covered a quarterly paper drive, summer travel photos from Europe by Fred C. Larrance, and guests Rev. Paul Hanna and Col. Louis Moe.
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Lawton Lions Club
Lions
Hagen Brothers Circus
County Fairgrounds
Organiz
Cuarterly
Ieten
Europe
Fred C. Larrance
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
Belgium
Italy
England
Fred Bentley
Paul Hanna
Lawton
Louis Moe
Lion
Stillwater
Hearing Scheduled On Arson Charges In Duncan Trio
Estell Cox 47 a Duncan used car dealer faces arson charges for allegedly burning a Mercury car near Sterling on May 27 to defraud a Kansas insurer. John Grissom 22 of Duncan and Elmer Howard 32 of Marlow are charged with Cox in a car burning conspiracy. Preliminary hearing set for 2 p.m. Wednesday before Justice Marvin Cameron.
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Estell Cox
Duncan
Stephens County
John Grissom
Elmer Howard
Marlow
Cox
Sterling
Kansas
Justice of the Peace
Marvin Cameron
Correction in Sunday Beauty Center ad insert
A Sunday advertisement for Lee cosmetics at 214 D included a missing line stating that the cosmetics are sold with a money back guarantee. The correction notes the omission and adds the guarantee commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty Center
Lee Cosmetics
Growth of a Holstein Calf From Birth to Maturity
A typical Holstein calf grows from roughly 91 pounds at birth to about 1 075 pounds by age two. This demonstrates rapid early development and substantial weight gain over the first two years of life.
Democratic Leader Edward Flynn Dies in Ireland
Edward J. Flynn aged 61, former national chair of the U S Democratic Party, died in St Vincent's Hospital Dublin after a period of illness while on vacation. Cause of death not immediately announced.
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Dublin
Ireland
Edward J. Flynn
U. S
Democratic Party
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Ex Queen Narriman Sues Farouk For Alimony
Ex Queen Narriman sues ex King Farouk for alimony through a Moslem court in Egypt. The amount is unspecified and custody claims for her son Ahmed Fuad II may be pursued. Lawyer Abdel Fatih El Tawil represents Narriman. Farouk may contest and seek custody return.
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Cairo
Egypt
Narriman
Farouk
Abdel Fattah el Tawil
el Tawil
Ahmed Fuad II
Eisenhower to Convene Drouth Relief Plan Session
President Eisenhower called a Thursday conference in Denver with Agriculture Department officials, farm leaders, and eight southwestern drouth relief chairmen from Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, New Mexico, Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri, and Nevada. The meeting at 10 a.m. CST will review the federal drouth relief program and plan for the future at Lowry Air Force Base.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Agriculture Department
Farm Organization
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Kansas
Arkansas
Missouri
Nevada
White House
Lowry Air Force Base
Mossadegh aided by rebel turncoat defuses revolt
In Tehran on August 18 UP, Premier Mohammed Mossadegh blocked the overthrow plan after Lt. Col. Ahmed Montaz, an armored corps leader and alleged plot instigator, warned Mossadegh at the last moment. Montaz visited Mossadegh’s office shortly before the Saturday night revolt.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Ahmed Montaz
Armored Corps
Mossadegh
Area Resident Posts 20 Bond On Resisting Arrest Complaint
Luther Warren, 35, Rt. 3 Law ton, posted $20 bond Monday on a resisting arrest complaint after a dispute with police. The language charge was dismissed by Police Judge Don Fisher. Officer James Blackburn filed the new resisting arrest complaint following the dismissal.
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Luther Warren
Rt. 3
Lawton
Don Fisher
Warren
James Blackburn
Global cinema seat ratios cited in compare across nations
The United States has 95 cinema seats per 1000 people, compared with 138 in Australia and 83 in England, highlighting differing market sizes. The figures illustrate how theater capacity varies by country, reflecting audience demand and industry scale.
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United States
Australia
England
Screen Actor Across Puzzle Clues Unfold
A crossword style prompt lists Across and Down clues with numeric indicators and partial hints, including names like Charles and Ruppert, various objects, descriptions, and actions pointing to a themed puzzle.
Crossword Clue Answer Set
A concise list of clues and solutions: TAIC 28 On the sheltered side 29 Laminated rock 31 Stagger 35 Mine shaft huts 36 Citrus fruit 37 Perfumes 38 Disencumber Bre ey 40 Pressing 41 Male bees 42 Royal Italian family name 45 Ghastly 48 Love god 49 Finn 51 Low sand hill 54 Low haunt 56 Light brown.
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Chicago
Otton Marke
New York
New Orleans
Admiral D Allied Ch
Beech Airc
Boeing Airp
Chrysler
du Pont
Daley
Gulf Oil
Wwe
Lion Oil
Martin
McKess & R
Phill Pet
Tide
UN Pac
US Steel
Pressing
Finn
Washington Calling Result Of Air Cut Rearing Ugly Head
Marquis Childs reports from Quantico on the air forces facing large manpower losses due to budget cuts. Twining warns enlistees, especially in trained electronic gear, may drop below 15 percent, jeopardizing readiness as 217000 trained men may leave next year. Budget cuts slash officer and ROTC commissions, forcing replacements and risking base closures and morale.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
Quantico
America
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Twining
Aali pUoNome
Sarcaraausalal
Saan
Korea
Charles Wilson
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Styles Bridges
Tonight's Top Radio Fare Highlights Aug 18 1953 CST
Radio listings from August 18 1953 show a dense schedule with NBC CBS and ABC programs. Notable names include Fulton Lewis Jr Gabriel Heatter Jo Stafford Edward R Murrow Eddie Fisher Rosemary Clooney Doris Day Johnny Dollar Doris Day and Johnny Dollar among others with a mix of news, musicals, dramas, and variety programs across networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Parade
NBC
Fulton Lewis Jr
MBS
Space Ranger
ABC Family Skeleton
CBS
News of the World
Gabriel Heatter
Silver Eagle
ABC
Jo Stafford
One Man’s Family
Mutual Newsreel
Edward R- Murrow
Titus Moody
Les Griffith
News
Eddie Fisher
Rosemary Clooney
Paul Whiteman
Mrs. North
Barron and the Bee
NBC News
Bill Henry
Johnny Dollar
Erwin D. Canham
Frank Edwards
News of Tomorrow
Louella Parsons
the Valley Boys
Virgil Pinkley
Doris Day
Clifton Utley
Edwin C. Hilk
ABC News
Robert Trout
United Or Not
Cedric Adams
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Christian Science Monitor
Carper
By David Lawrence
Lawrence Dispatch
Labor Day Circus
Queen
Drouth
ANEAS
Charles
Charles Ruppert
Lillian
Taic
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