Oil Industry Set To Provide U. S. Gas Requirements
Washington reports the PAD sees indications the oil industry can meet essential civilian and military aviation gasoline needs. Output has more than doubled since 1950, with replenishment of Abadan refinery losses and orders increasing capacity. Jet fuel remains ample, and reforms may ease shortages over years while aviation strength and training persist.
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Washington
Petroleum Administration For Defense
PAD
United States
PAC
Abadan
Iran
U. S
Tokyo
Red Cross Seeks Help For Greeks
Lawton area residents are urged to donate to a special American Red Cross fund to aid earthquake victims in Greece. Col. E. C. Williams, local chapter chairman, said no drive will be held and gifts should be sent to 501 A for relay to the national fund. The Junior Red Cross has sent boxes of health items to 30,000 homeless Greek schoolchildren and is forwarding school supplies, sports equipment, and first aid items.
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Lawton
American Red Cross
Col. E. C. Williams
Red Cross
National Fund
Col. Williams
Junior Red Cross
Minister Accused In Divorce Action
London report states Rev Augustus Herbert Rees an honorary canon at St Paul's Cathedral is accused of adultery in a divorce suit brought by Graham Miller against Evelyn Miller. Rees, 50, is a married vicar with two sons. Miller is 42, the couple’s parishioners. Rees planned resignation and has not led services since vacation.
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London
St. Paul’s Church of England
Graham Miller
Evelyn
Augustus Herbert Rees
Rees
Millers
End of School Bites By Dog Visitor in Illinois Classroom
In Cutler Illinois a fourth grade teacher Mrs Mayetta Schoppel started a good deed club with pupils. On the last day a visiting dog bit Mrs Schoppel in the leg during class.
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Cutler
Ill
Mayetta Choppel
Hospital Births and Admissions Across Communities
Births include a son to Cpl and Mrs Eugene Anthony at 11 33 am weighing 7 pounds 3% ounces. The list notes admissions for surgery and medical care across towns such as Frederick Manitou Duncan Grant Grandfield Hollis Anadarko and more with patients from Mrs Davis to Tracy Lorentz and Virgil Vargas among others. Dismissals include Mrs Boyd Hoskins and Mrs P W Murr among several discharged after hospital stays.
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Eugene Anthony
Elm
David E. Davis
Meredith W. Roberts
Oran Roberts
Frederick
A. H. Hamilton
Baldwin
Sam E. Roberson
Ted Smith
Arlington
Kathy E. Hobbs
Kenneth Hobbs
Connie Sue Hobbs
Geralinde Wright
Jonathan Wright
Duncan
Lloyd Ray Howard
Riley Howard
Grandfield
Medical
Bobby R. Henry
Billy R. Henry
Hollis
Peggy Joy Ivey
Zadie Ivey
New York
Southwestern
Ray McAlister
Manitou
Marvin T. Robison
Phoenix
Ariz
Mary H. Small
Walter Gillespie, Jr
Walter Gillespie Sr
Boyd Hoskins
Lawton
P. W. Murr
Travis Childers
Apache
E. M. Pettijohn
Marlow
Bobby Myers
Tracy Lorentz
Anadarko
Norma Kaude Kandle
Fort Cobb
Nd Burgess
Gillis Miller
Virgil Vargas
Medicine Park
Edward Connahaichnoh
Elgin
Toppah
Carnegie
Toni Cannon
Ronald Harrison
Suspects Held In Naval Depot $60,000 Burglary
Boston reports police and Navy personnel face charges in a $60,000 Quonset Point Naval Air Station burglary two years after the crime. FBI traced a $40,000 suitcase from New London to Miami, leading to arrests including Jack Nipper, Wilton Slocum, his father Robert Slocum, and Zeb Crews. Nipper and the younger Slocum as sailors planned the burglary. Slocum is still in the Navy.
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Boston
Quonset, R. I
Naval Air Station
FBI
New London
Jack Nipper
Newport News
Wilton Corry Slocum
Tifton
Aviation
Robert J. Slocum
Winter Haven
Fla
Zeb Newton Crews
West Palm Beach
Nipper
Slocum
Quonset
Quonset Point
R. I
U. S
Providence
Turkey
Bond
46 Students Start Stony Point School
Stony Point school opened the 1953-54 year with a record enrollment of 46 students. Mr and Mrs Alvin Rose begin their sixth year as teachers after attending summer classes at Oklahoma A&M. Mrs Paul Eakin directs the lunch program for the sixth year.
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Stony Point
Alvin Rose
Oklahoma A&m College
Stillwater
Paul Eakins
Second Prison Riot Quelled at Washington Reformatory
MONROE Wash Aug 22 UP Guards fired to quell a second uprising in two nights at the Washington state reformatory and patrolled parapets under orders to shoot to kill if violence renewed. Convicts began rioting Thursday and were later rounded up on the baseball diamond leaving one guard killed and several injured.
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Monroe
Wash
Washington State Reformatory
Reformatory
Jap China Trade Approved By U S
Tokyo Kyodo News Agency reports the United States has approved Japan shipping galvanized iron sheets chemical fertilizer sulfa drugs and about 16 other items to Red China lifting part of the wartime embargo. Officials say many items are consumer goods and not essential for Red China. The Diet urged broader trade with Red China as U S military orders dwindle.
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Tokyo
Kyodo
United States
Japan
China
U. S
Diet
Parliament
Red China
United Nations debate over India's role in Korea peace talks
The UN Political Committee faced a fierce behind the scenes clash over including India in the Korean Peace Conference. U S delegate Lodge again opposed Indian membership, while Arab Asian delegates pressed for India with Britain backing the move. Some expect enough votes to block India, with Pyun to speak next week as sessions were canceled amid readiness concerns.
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United Nations
N. Y
India
U. N. Assembly
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
U. S
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Britain
Lodge
Rhee
Korea
Y. T. Pyun
Sched
Wheat leaves sprayed boost protein to seventeen percent
Nitrogen solution sprayed directly on growing wheat leaves raises the crop’s protein content from 9 to 17 percent, signaling a major yield enhancement technique. The method involves foliar application to enhance grain quality and potential market value.
Cache Boy Wins Trophy for Grand Champion Steer
Cache FFA member Bill Mahaffey received a Ralston Purina trophy for presenting the grand champion steer at the 1952 Comanche county fat stock show. Bobby Dodson of Lawton Feeders Supply presented a loving cup inscribed with Mahaffey’s name. Mahaffey, 18, was a Cache High School senior when he won the award.
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Bill Mahaffey
Cache Ffa Club
Ralston Purina Company
Comanche County
Bobby Dodson
Lawton
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