Eisenhower Receives Asia Flu Vaccine At White House
President Eisenhower was inoculated for Asia Flu during a lunch hour shot from his personal physician Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder after advice from Surgeon General Dr. Leroy E. Burney. The move aims to protect those with heart or lung histories and follows reports of several illnesses among Hauge Craven Cliff tied to contact with the President.
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Howard M. Snyder
Leroy E. Burney
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D Gabriel Hauge
Thomas Craven
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hauge
Buenos Aires
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Jack Cliff
Hagerty
Hagarty
Dog population surge in the United States 1946 to 1956
Between 1946 and 1956 the dog population in the United States rose from about 17 million to 25 million, reflecting postwar increases in pet ownership and companion animal care across American households.
Train Victim Identified as Claude Craig Killed Near Galena
City police seek relatives for Claude Craig a 69 year old Lawton resident killed when struck by a Frisco passenger train along railroad tracks near Galena Kansas Saturday night. Engineer Mike O Hara said the tracks appeared clear at the time. Officers had not yet found anyone who knew the victim or a Lawton address.
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Galena
Kan
Claude Craig
Mike O'Hara
Trucker Reports Hijacking In City
An Arkansas truck driver Wayne E. Perritt reported a wallet theft while he slept in his parked rig at 215 S First. He said a woman swarmed in took his wallet around 1 30 am. Police believe the same thief may have earlier stolen $15 from Roy St Wills near 605 HH, about 15 minutes prior.
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Wayne E. Perritt
Rt 1
Greenwood
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Swaman
Perritt
Roy St. Wills
Court Reporter Earns Certification for CSR Status
Mrs. Don Dolores Drumm of 1510 Euclid has passed an examination for Certified Shorthand Reporter certification. The test, held in Oklahoma, was conducted by the board created to implement the CSR act. The statute requires certification to retain district court reporting positions.
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Dolores) Drumm
Euclid
Oklahoma
Legislative Act
Drumm
Jabher B. Eubanks
Eubanks
Sign in Boston Bar Prompts Caution on Motion
In a Boston South End barroom a sign reads kindly remain seated while room is in motion, a playful warning reflecting the lively, unstable atmosphere of the venue. The caption captures mood rather than event, noting a lighthearted safety nudge.
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Boston
State Dept blasts Chinese spy charge over U.S. reporters
Washington denounces Peiping claims that 24 American newsmen would act as spies in China. Lincoln White says the accusation is fantasy and notes China invited some reporters here last year. White cites Chinese and Soviet media responses and rejects reciprocity framing as baloney.
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Kansas City Power Strike Shuts Facilities Across Region
About 2,000 union workers from Kansas City Power & Light Co. walked off the job at facilities in Kansas City Missouri Brunswick Sweet Springs and Paola Kansas. Pickets from three IBEW locals protested wage talks that began June 30 and stalled Friday. The union seeks an 8 percent rise. company offers 3 5 percent. Company says supervision will run and service should hold for most emergencies. The utility serves roughly 200,000 customers in Missouri and Kansas.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
John Jiloh
P_ L. Meteger
Atere
Mansas
Heart Failure After Wreck Kills Man
GREENFIELD im-Dillman Amstulz, 34, Geary, died of a heart attack after a year of illness following a collision on U S 270. A physician said sudden excitement from the crash triggered another attack after his recent hospital release. The death raised the state toll to 431, versus 423 a year ago.
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Geary
U. S
Wayne Reed Amstulz
Joker Is Wild premiere quip from Joe E Lewis in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas at the world premiere of The Joker Is Wild vet comedian Joe E Lewis told the audience that if they planned to eulogize him so warmly he would have preferred a quicker end by being diced first. His quip drew laughs as he reflected on his life on stage and screen.
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Joe E. Lewis
Markets Chicago Grain News Summary
Chicago grain market report shows open high and low prices with closing figures not fully readable. Traders watch supply shifts in corn and wheat as futures trade trends amid limited data and regional demand signals.
3 Stolen Cars Recovered Here
Three of four automobiles stolen here over the weekend have been recovered, Police Desk Sgt. Fred Mitchell reported today. Stolen were a 1952 Mercury sedan owned by Harald Brown of Fort Sill, a 1955 Plymouth from 608 I, a 1955 Chevrolet convertible owned by Pvt. Allan Lincoln, and a 1954 Buick convertible owned by John Graham. Other post thefts included a wheel and tire from a 1950s Ford near Gate 4, fender skirts and a hubcap, cattle rack and gates from trucks, a gas pump hose cut, hub caps missing, and red paint splattered on a 1949 Hudson.
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Fort Sill
Euclid
Oklahoma
Norman L. Boykin
Allan Lincoln
John Graham
Arington
Homer Laningham
Lawton
Ralph Taylor
Ford
Gate 4
George Williams
Bill Lide
Columbia
Tift “Autry
Max Brock Jr
James Hynam
Beating Reported Near Baltimore Lounge Incident
Harold F. George Hake of Fort Sil told police early Sunday he was beaten in an apparent robbery attempt near Second and C. He and a companion left the Baltimore Lounge when three Negro men attacked him from behind. His buddy fled. Hake lost a tooth, suffered facial injuries, and his shirt was torn. The shirt later surfaced behind an east side nightclub, but no attackers were found.
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George Hake
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Hake
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Rat Lice
Safe Burglars Hit Five Tulsa Offices
Burglars overnight opened four safes and unsuccessfully tried to enter another in the Masonic Building area. Yeggs took between 125 and 1350 dollars from one safe. other offices reported no losses.
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Yeggs
Burglar Leaves Car To Troopers
Area troopers search for an Indian man from Ana darko after a break in at Shelton Vaughn's cafe and service station 11 miles north of Lawton. Trooper Dan Combs found the suspect’s car and merchandise and seized $29.09 in cash six cartons of cigarets a pair of sunglasses a flashlight four cans of beer and a knife. He fled when he saw the patrol car after entering through the front door and burglarizing vending machines and a cash register.
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Shelton Vaughn
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