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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1955

Page

5

Baruch at 85 wraps up years with blunt wisdom

Bernard M. Baruch, adviser to presidents, marks his 85th birthday with a candid phone interview. He cites heredity and self care for longevity, describes daily routine, reading habits, and work cadence, and notes he no longer claims to know all the answers as he did at 21.

Baruch H. D. Quigg New York Bernard M. Baruch Elder Statesman Wall Street

Balky Spark Plugs Foil Escape

An Oklahoma convict, Billy Joe Kunkel, 27, evaded prison by hiding under a truck in McAlester. A motor problem forced the driver to stop, exposing the man who was found under the hood near the gates and recaptured. He returns to serve a 50 year term for armed robbery from Muskogee County.

Mcalester Okla Billy Joe Kunkel McAlester Penitentiary Bill Davenport Oklahoma City Davenport Kunkel Muskogee County

Bus Conductor Fired For Spanking Passenger in London

London transport authorities dismissed Douglas Ernest Haven after he spanked 19 year old Shirley Ann Ellison on a bus as a dare. Ellison, who supported a woman unable to board during a stop, provoked Haven who threatened to spank her and carried out the act.

London London Transport Authorities Douglas Ernest Haven Shirley Ann Ellison Miss Ellison

Nosaka Named First Secretary of Japan Communist Party

Sanzo Nosaka was appointed the top post in the Japan Communist Party as first secretary. He succeeds Kyuichi Tokuda, who died in Peiping in October 1953. Both men had gone underground in 1950 during MacArthur's purge of the Diet. Nosaka was briefly arrested last week but released after prosecutors voided a MacArthur occupation order.

Tokyo Sanzo Nosaka Japan Japan Communist Party Nosaka Kyuichi Tokuda Peiping Tokuda Douglas MacArthur MacArthur

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