Eisenhower Campaign Promise Lifts GOP Hopes
Cincinnati August 31 The Republican National Committee meets to plan an all out Eisenhower driven campaign for the off year. Rep Richard M Simpson predicts a gain of at least 20 House seats and Sen Everett Dirksen expects at least five Senate seats with the President’s TV and radio appearances shaping the fall effort. Most gains seen in urban districts.
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John L. Cutter
Cincinnati
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Richard M. Simpson
House Republican Campain Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate Republican Campaign Committee
Simpson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Mr. Truman
Reds Release Five American Airmen
Five United States Air Force technicians captured late in the Indo China war were released by the Communists. The Americans include Donald E. Morgan of Flint, Leonard R. Sroufek of Chicago, Ciro Salas Jr. of Los Angeles, Giacomo Appice of Elizabeth New Jersey, and Jerry Schuller of Cleveland. They were captured June 14 near Tourane in central Viet Nam.
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Hong Kong
United States Air Force
Indo - China Radio
Donald E. Morgan
Flint
Leonard R. Sroufek
Chicago
Ciro Salas Jr
Los Angeles
Calif
Giacomo Appice
Elizabeth
N.J
Jerry Schuller
Cleveland
Ohio
Tourane
Viet Nam
World strength shifts from Axis to Moscow Pact
The article compares the 1939 start of World War II with today, noting a return to a Moscow-Peiping Axis and same freedom versus slavery theme. It highlights UN resistance in Korea, US deterrents, and a global shift in leadership and power readiness.
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William L. Ryan
Germany
Poland
Tokyo
Spain
Manchuria
Korea
Indo-China
League of Nations
United Nations
United States
Elaint Dame
Toby
Gang Leader Wears Brand of Pachuco
The 17 year old Jerry Lewis Lowrie led the 31st Street gang in a Kansas City south side area thefts including a safe and six rings. He bore a Pachuco cross tattoo with five upward marks signifying crimes. Lowrie and two others were jailed on bonds totaling $5,000. a fourth suspect remained jailed on burglary charges.
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Kansas City
Jerry Lewis Lowrie
Lowrie
William J. Burch
Burch
Michael David Allen
Joseph A. Falk
LaRue Reading
City Girl Wins A&M Scholarship for Junior Year
Miss Iola Pohocsucut daughter of Mrs Sarah Pohocsucut 1914 Hoover has won a 300 scholarship for her junior year at Oklahoma A&M college Stillwater announced today by the American Indian Commission of the National Society of the Daughters of American Revolution She is a 1952 Fort Sill Indian School graduate and former president of Comanche county 4 H clubs studying home economics at A&M
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Iola Pohocsucut
Sarah Pohocsucut
Hoover
Oklahoma A&m College
Stillwater
American Indian Commission
National Society of the Daughters of American Revolution
Fort Sill
Oil firms expected at Golden Trend exposition
More than 200 oil companies are expected to display at the 1954 Golden Trend oil exposition scheduled for October 22 to 24 in Pauls Valley Oklahoma. The opening day parade will feature twenty bands and cash prizes will be awarded for the most attractive floats.
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Pauls Valley
Okla
Embassy refugees to be moved to Argentina as possible
An Argentine communique stated that the remaining 72 refugees in the embassy will be evacuated to Argentina as conditions permit.
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Argentina
Cotton Classing School Set in City Thursday
An all day cotton classing school for producers 4 H club members and cotton tradespeople will run from 9 30 a m to 3 p m at the Co Op elevator. George E Stroup Extension Service cotton specialist will chair with licensed classers and local gin operators directing sessions on U S grades market reports and bale value.
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George E. Stroup
U.S
Noble Bennett
Oklahoma City
Pete Francis
O.E
Elk City
H. E. Wicks
Otis Niskern
Weymen Smartt
John Albritton
Altus
Oklahoma
Niskern and
Albritton
Stroup
Oklahoma State Fair
Mayor Kennelly Conked Out Address At Labor Meet
In the International Amphitheater a public address by Mayor Martin H. Kennelly was cut off as the electric public address system failed. About 3000 electricians and workers listened while technicians restored the system and Kennelly resumed speaking after a 15 minute delay.
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Chicago
International Amphitheater
Martin H. Kennelly
AFL International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Material Goods Mentioned in Industrial Bulletin
A fragment references items such as lead nickel rubber wax zinc tin or glass as listed materials in an industrial context. It hints at commodity mentions without a clear event or organization.
Judge May Delay Hearing For Reds
Federal Judge Jean Breitenstein may postpone the arraignment of seven Communists charged with conspiracy to overthrow the government for a third time due to their inability to hire counsel. The defendants, held in Denver and Pueblo bonds range from 10 000 to 30 000 dollars, with two free on 5 000 bonds. The main dispute centers on fees as attorney Samuel Mennin says he may not attend the next hearing.
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Denver
Jean Breitenstein
FBI
Colorado
California
Joseph
Maia Scherrer
Pueblo
Colo
Would-Be Robber Goes To Hospital
Oklahoma City on August 31 reports a 6 year old grocer fought off attackers with a butcher knife during an attempted robbery. Joe Greco slashed Gene Cox 24 across face and chest while the other robber fled. Cox was found three blocks away by detectives.
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Oklahoma City
Joe Greco
Gene Cox
Esca
Cox
Greco
Ace
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