UN Fight On Korea Faces Uncertain Chance Of Peace
Washington dispatch analyzes the Korean peace conference prospects. It notes U S efforts to shape invitees at the UN and the risk of friction with India and other non Communist Asian nations. It highlights possible Chinese Russian interference and Syngman Rhee’s hard line toward reunification.
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Weekend Deaths Raise Oklahoma Traffic Toll
United Press reports four more people died on Oklahoma roads over the weekend, bringing the year total to 322. Lee Fulson, 70, of Fort Towson, was killed in a one car crash Sunday on a county road near his home. His car, driven by Samie Lee Jenkins, 29, Wright City, left the curve and struck a culvert. Jenkins, his wife and daughter were seriously injured. All victims identified as Negro. Three others died Saturday from traffic injuries: Travis Sehffer, 5, Billings. Aaron Perry, 44, Sapulpa. and Cecil Kenneth Baker, 32, Tulsa.
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Fulson
Samie Lee Jenkins
Wright City
Jenkins
Travis Sehffer
Billings
Aaron Perry
Sapulpa
Cecil Kenneth Baker
Tulsa
Father Of Five Dies In Flames In Oklahoma City
An Oklahoma City man Harris Parton aged 39 died in a apartment fire at 50742 NW Third. The blaze trapped him inside a locked door. An 82 year old Richard P. Rushing suffered severe burns but is expected to recover. Parton's wife and five children were away at the time.
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Mercy Hospital
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Lawton Municipal Band Rehearsals Set
Lawton Municipal band under directors Lee Lybarger and James Matthews announced rehearsals for the September concert. All members urged to attend Tuesday night practice at 8 p.m. in the high school band room. The group will continue despite funding shortfalls from the Lawton Fort Sill Sie pene council.
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Lawton
Heart Attack Fells Head Of Education
Dr. Lee M. Thurston 57 U S education commissioner suffered a heart attack over the weekend and was critically ill. Former Michigan public instruction superintendent, he was named by President Eisenhower and took office July 2. He lies at Georgetown University Hospital.
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Lee M. Thurston
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Michigan
Eisenhower
Georgetown University Hospital
American oriole name and family roots explained
The American oriole is named for its resemblance to Old World orioles and belongs to the Icteridae family. This notes its taxonomic placement and descriptive origin within the reference.
Area Men In Service Gather for Updates
A column reports on service members connected to Boyd V. Clay and others. Cpl Paul D Hanna Jr wins a poster prize at Fort Benning Ga. Pvt Leland M Ray receives treatment at Brooke Army Hospital for Korea wounds. WOJG Kenneth W Hughes serves with POW Command during Korea exchange. M-Sgt Glen A Armstrong heads home after 16 months in Korea with the 40th Infantry Division.
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Brooke Army Hospital
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Lottie Mae
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Prisoner of War Command
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Canadians Launch Air Rescue Party
The Royal Canadian Air Force sent a rescue plane to aid eight airmen who survived a bomber crash near Churchill last Sunday. All crew were found alive near the wreckage. A Lancaster disappeared in a violent storm 85 miles north of Churchill during a training flight from Rockcliffe Airport near Ottawa.
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Ride Your Hobby To Extra Income Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle profiles Americans turning hobbies into profits. Hamster breeding in Mobile nets $4,000 weekly. Mrs. Helm and Mrs. Simon build businesses from paints and jellies. Decoy carving, photo reproductions, cactus jewelry, and doll dressmaking show varied paths to extra cash with age and effort.
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Kansas City
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George McCollum
Batavia
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Helen Hayes
Eleanor Roosevelt
Missing Chicago Singer and Wife Found Safe in Australia
Victor Carrell, a former Chicago Opera Company tenor, and his wife Beth Dean, a choreographer, were missing for nearly a week in central Australia. After five nights in a cave near Ayres Rock they walked into Ernabella mission south of Alice Springs on Saturday night, exhausted but uninjured.
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Chicago Opera Company
Victor Carrell
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Beth Dean
Ayres Rock
Ernabella Mission
Alice Springs
Youth Is Recovering After Major Surgery
Sidney Ahlschlager, 14, son of Mr and Mrs H O Ahlschlager of 807 S Third, left Southwestern hospital today after major surgery last Wednesday Aug 19. He was discharged Sunday and his parents report he is recovering satisfactorily.
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Sidney Ahlschlager
H. O. Ahlschlager
Southwestern Hospital
Sidney
Relatives Delay Homecoming For 437 Freed POWs
SAN FRANCISCO 437 returned prisoners of war were en route home after a 24 hour delay caused by late docking and too many relatives. About 150 of the men on the Gen W F Hase arrived Saturday, but processing stretched into Sunday. Capt. Raymond J. Cochran said all cleared the base by last night and most who missed planes traveled home by train.
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San Francisco
W. F. Hase
Raymond J. Cochran
Camp Stoneman
Cochran
Emu Bounty Returns as Australia Faces Pest Challenge
The emu population, once endangered, has rebounded to a level where authorities view it as a pest in parts of Australia and have instituted a bounty on emus to curb damage. Local agencies warn landowners and hunters to follow regulations while addressing ecological concerns.
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Austrailia
Unholy Thief Strikes Baptist Churches in Greenville County
A Greenville County thief targeted Baptist churches in a spree of nightly break ins. City View Baptist Church reported a stolen tape recorder and small cash loss, part of six consecutive robberies starting last Monday, with three churches already hit.
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City View Baptist Church
Oil Boom Drills 700 Wells In New Mexico 1952 1953
Between summer 1952 and summer 1953 about 700 new oil wells were drilled across New Mexico. The expansion reflects rising energy activity and investment in the state during the early 1950s.
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New Mexico
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