Bailey Sees East Oklahoma Losing In Road Projects
HUGO Oklahoma City engineer H E Bailey urged a toll road from Tulsa to McAlester with branches toward Dallas and Houston. He warned eastern Oklahoma faces inadequate service as federal funds lag and called for more toll roads funded by gas tax earmarks. Bailey, a former highway official, suggested a north south expressway to link Texas Gulf markets with Kansas City and St Louis.
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Hugo
Easern
Oklahoma
H. E. Bailey
Oklahoma City
Bailey
Tulsa
McAlester
Dallkes
Houston
Missouri State Line
Mastown
Kansas City
St. Louis
Opis
Quotation Fragments and Moral Maxim in Obscure Verse
A compact item presents two proverb like lines: strive out with a man without cause if he harmed you, and a note on justice and wealth by David Dodley Field. The text blends biblical reference with a Victorian style moral reflection. The source lacks clear event or location details.
Syria Drift Toward Pro-Russian Military Rule Sparks Western Alarm
Western diplomats express dismay at moves that seem to place Syria under a pro Russian military clique. They warn such alignment with Moscow threatens regional security and undermines anti Communism efforts in the Middle East. Egypt's Nasser faces choices as the West contemplates strengthened measures and possible Baghdad Pact reinforcement. If Nasser shifts toward Moscow, regional dynamics may harden further.
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Syria
Moscow
Middle East
U.S
Damisces
America
Si. Cal. AG Bizry
Morleralo
Russia
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Lebanon
Iraq
United States
Nasser
Eégypt
Egypt
Eisenhower Warns Congress on Foreign Aid and Possible Special Session
The president indicates he may summon Congress for a fall special session if foreign aid is cut below the authorized total. He has already lost about 510 million of his requested 3.367 billion and faces House approval slashing another large amount. The move echoes Truman use of pressure and could test congressional resistance and public support.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Truman
Ike
Farewell To The B 36 and Its Jet Age Rivalry
Eight years after a bitter inter service dispute over the B 36 bomber the Air Force ultimately kept the giant piston driven bomber but time and jets have eroded its role. The service junked many B 36s and spares, signaling the end of an era as the jet age displaced propeller craft.
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Air Force
Navy
First father and son to win Oscars
Q and A reveal a claimed first father son Oscar winners Watterson Hutson and his son Joli while noting a separate question about General George Pickett. The answer states Pickett survived the Civil War, returned to Richmond, became a businessman and died in 1875.
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Watter Hutson
Joli
George Pickett
Gettysburg Lane
Pickett
Richmond
Nashville begins school integration without incident
Nashville Tennessee reports the city’s integration of formerly all white schools as Negro students began registering. Superintendent Bass and Assistant Superintendent Oliver toured 16 eligible schools while 20 detectives and 30 traffic officers stood by. early registrants appeared at Fehr School and Glen School with no disturbances evident.
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Nashville
Tenn.m
Nas Ville
Louisville
W. A. Bass
Oliver
Bass
Fehr
Glen School
Shooting Suspect Slated For Trial
WEIRIKer-James Johnson 32 faces district court for assault with intent to commit murder over the Ponca City Ardmore ballpark shooting that wounded Ardmore baseball manager J C Dunn. Dunn was hit twice as bullets sprayed the grandstands during a Ponca City Ardmore game in August. Johnson, held on a 7500 dollar bond, was ordered held after Kay County Judge Walter Dorgett heard witness testimony. Dunn has since rejoined the Soonet State Class D team.
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James Johnson
Ardmore
J C. Dunn
Ponca City
Dunn
Johnson
Kay County
Walter Dorgett
Soonet
Dean Quits At OU For Missouri Position
Jon genson acting dean of the University of Oklahoma College of Education since September 1955 resigned to accept a post at the University of Missouri. He will be associate professor of education.
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Norman WR
Lloyd FP. Jongenson
University of Oklahoma College of Education
University of Missouri
Ife
Air Force Ships 18,000 Flu Vaccine Doses to Europe
Washington reports the Air Force will airlift 18,000 Asiatic flu vaccine shots to Europe after an outbreak among more than 400 American airmen in Britain. The move follows disclosure of the outbreak and aims to curb spread.
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Washinton
Air Force
Europe
Britain
Witness counters scandal claims at Grauman's Chinese
Hollywood witness Bob Scofield, former Grauman's assistant manager, calls reports of Mureen O'Hara cuddling with an escort in the theater loges "hogwash." He testifies in the Confidential and Whisper magazine trial, denying any encounter and asserting he never saw O'Hara with the man.
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Grauman's
Chinese Theater Today
Maureen O'Hara
Bob Scofield
West Covina
Bel
Scofield
James Craig
Nowber
Michael Patrick Casey
Craig
London
Casey
LHS Enrollment Schedule Ready for Lawton Students
Lawton High School announces enrollment schedule by principal Jtugh Bish. Students must report to the agency to enroll and pay a locker fee of 1.
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Lawton High School
Jtugh Bish
Als
Aibgney
Bish Sf
Stolen Money from Music Vending Machine Reported
Police investigate theft of 20 to 25 dollars from a music vending machine at 112 Douglas operat ed by Eldridge Berry. Reports note additional minor vandalism and vehicle thefts including a 1950 Buick and a 1951 Chevrolet in the city.
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Eldridge Berry
Douglas Vate
Yas
Bowden
Washaterta
Sith
Toe White
N. Ltd
Mercury
Louis Farley
E. Gare
Harold Hurst
Jit Ussery
Hannan Hotel
Funeral Rites for Capt Dewey Smithe Learn of Crash
Friends learned Monday that Capt Dewey H. Smithe a former Fort Sill Army pilot was killed August 19 in an L-24 training plane crash in Frankfort Germany He nosed the plane into a courtyard to avoid a shoe factory where 300 people worked Both men aboard died Smithe a native of Big Stone Gap was assigned to V Corps Fort Sill 1951 54 and lived at 1807 Taft He leaves wife Gepelle a daughter 22 and a son 10 Also in Fletcher funeral services for William Edmond Lerow 91 longtime Comanche county resident were held at Fletcher Methodist church He farmed south of Fletcher born November 18 1866 in Ramsey County Minnesota His wife died April 1989 Survivors include two grandsons a granddaughter a sister and numerous nieces and nephews.
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Fort Sit
Frankfort
Germany
Smithe
Fort Sill
Taft
Fort Ill
James W. Hancock
Big Stone Gap
van Smithe
V Corps
Gepelle
Seariet
David
Fletcher
Star
William Edmond Lerow
Comanche County
Lawton
Fletcher Methodist Church
Charles Puckett
Dalian
Lerow
Ramsey County
Minn
Frank Lerow Moore
Los Angeles
Calif
William Cecil Moore
San Diego
Dorothy Blanché Brown
Ikansas City
Kans
Jennie Maze
Beatrice
Neb
Evelyn M. Long obituary notices in 69 year old LaTon
Evelyn M Long 69 of 1408 Gore died Monday afternoon after a long illness Services set for 2 30 pm Wednesday at First Baptist Church Burial at Wighwand cemetery under Ritter funeral home Born January 7 1883 Garned Nebraska moved to Laton in 1909 from Guthrie Member of First Baptist Church Surviving daughter Paula Zimmerman sister Elsie Long and nephew Jack Long Chickasha
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Fivelyn M. Long
Gore
Wighwand
Ritter Funeral Home
Garned
Nans
Laton
Guthrie
First Baptist Church
Paula, Zimmerman
Elsie Long
Jack Long
Chickasha
Three Fines Assessed In Court In Morning Sessions
Municipal court actions resulted in three fines. Robertson was fined 0 for disturbance. Garrett received a 10 suspended fine for failing to yield right of way. Another man was fined 20 for public drunkenness. A charge of immoral room use against Lorance was dismissed. Adams and Childress, Fort Sill, faced prosecution for disturbance.
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Loryn L. Adams
Pfc
Phillip L. Childress
Fort Sill
Carlyle Named Chairman of Oklahoma Pardon Board
Carlyle, 42, of Marietta, was elected chairman of the Oklahoma State Pardon and Parole Board. He is a major equipment and automobile dealer and was appointed to the board by Gov. Raymond Gary near the start of Gary's term.
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Mcalester
Okla
Carlyle
Marietta
State Pardon and Parole Board
Heeis maiJorm Equipment and Automobile Dealer
Raymond Gary
Gery
Traffic Charges Filed By Crane
Four traffic complaints were among 11 charges filed today by County Attorney Warren Crane In Justice of Peace Marvin v Cameron's court Robert S State 38 Marlow charged with operating an overweight vehicle and Jimmy Ray Cherry 24 of 2ute Summit charged with speeding at night Charles H Rosson 37 of 1223 in Justice of Peace Woodrow Giles' court Paul E Harris 27 of 7028 Fourth charged in Giles' court with speeding at night Seven other complaints today were bogus check complaints against persons not in custody at the time the charges were filed
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Warren Crane
Justice of Peace
Marvin
Federal funds arrive for Memorial hospital wing
Comanche county commissioners received a 510,000 federal payment as the first installment on the cost of constructing Memorial hospital’s new chronic disease wing. A further 5100,000 is planned, with total federal aid for the project quoted at 5150,000 and county taxpayers contributing 551,000 via a 5150,000 bond issue approved last year. The wing is expected to be completed in earthy fall.
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Comanche County
Memorial Hospital
Emil Wvoesner
Bill Love
Wisconsin Picks Senator Today
Wisconsin voters face a special Senate election to replace the late Joseph R. McCarthy amid heavier turnout than the primary. Polls suggested the outcome would hinge on a turnout around eight hundred thousand with Gov Walter J. Kohlr Jr favored by Republicans over Democrat William E. Proxmire in a historically Republican era.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Joseph R. McCarthy
Walter J. Koffler Jr
Eisenhower
U. S. Senate
Kolier
Wiliam E. Proxmire
Stolen Cars Recovered in Lawton Police Action
Lawton police recovered a 1953 Chevrolet sedan owned by Jimmy D. Nix from 415 McKinley, found at 4 12 am near S Firth and US 277. Officers seek two more vehicles: a 1955 green and white Chevrolet owned by Dr. G G Downing and a 1952 Mercury owned by Harold Brown at a farm on Ene ia.
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Lawton
Jimmy D. Nix
McKinley
S. Firth
G. G. Downing
Bell
Harold Brown
Eneia
Nean
Worry Clinic Tells How to Cure Nervous Habits
Dr George W Crane explains Anita 13 a shy bright pupil whose rapid eye blinking when meeting strangers is traced to a psychological origin from a hostile substitute teacher and social nerves. Cure focuses on dating onset and building social ease through compliments and self awareness.
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GEORGE _W. CRAN
Anita Ru
de. Crane
Ariel
St. Vitus
Amita
Feass Ila
Market Report Oklahoma City Poultry and Eggs Prices
State Board of Agriculture reports on wheat prices and poultry weights across Oklahoma areas. Livestock channels show cattle, calves, hogs and sheep trading with varied firmness, while pigeons and a school fund-raiser notable in separate items, reflecting urban market and social themes.
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State Board of Agriculture Today
Guymor
Hooker
Alva
Clinton
Enid
Vici
Bison
Blackwell
el Reno
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Yukon
Medford
Frederick
Breilers
F.p.b
Muskogee
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Vita
Pauls Valley
Vinita
Watonga
Lawton
Cinton
Elle City
Shattuck
Oklahoma
Elk City
Steady
E Revo
Bik City
Pauls Vley
Philanthropist ACEROSS and the Turkish Cipher of Names
A scrambled list of terms clues a profile of a 56 year old philanthropist, ACEROSS, linked to libraries gifted in America and Great Britain. The fragmentary text weaves names, places, and roles from politics, religion, and culture, with references to Tuscany, Napoleon exile, and a old language, hinting at a complex biographical puzzle.
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Aceross
Carnegie
Tuscany
America
Great Britain
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