Dallas Hoodlums Hired To Murder Frank Massad
Oklahoma City. Two Dallas hoodlums were hired for 2000 dollars to attack attorney Frank Massad, a key witness in the Lenn torture robbery case. Massad survived the Aug 28 shooting and is jailed for protection as a material witness. The case also involves Gurley B. Lenn and others previously connected to the 1953 wrongdoing.
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Frank Massad
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County
Joe T. Martin
Lenn
Martin
Dallas Times Herald
George Carter
Times Herald
Massad
Gurley B. Lenn
United States and Nationalist China sign mutual security pact
Secretary of State Dulles and Nationalist Foreign Minister George Yeh signed a mutual security treaty pledging mutual defense if either party faces armed attack in the Western Pacific. The accord covers Formosa and the Red Chinese mainland and will be sent to the Senate for ratification after the new year. The pact allows presidential action with congressional approval when time permits.
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United States
China
Formosa
Britain
Red China
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George Yeh
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Funeral rites for Frank Moyer in Apache Oklahoma
Services for Frank Moyer 74 who died Thursday in an Oklahoma City rest home will be at 10 a m Saturday in Crews Funeral home chapel Apache with Rev O C Edward Baptist pastor officiating Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery Apache He was born January 11 1880 at Rockland Texas lived in Apache 12 years moved to Oklahoma City He farmed southeast of Apache after coming in 1914 from Texas His wife Bessie died December His only survivor is a brother Bob Moyer Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
Crews Funeral Home
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Fairview Cemete
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Apache
Texas
Bessie
Bob Moyer
Couple Wins $10 850 For Acre Of Land Lost To Highway
A Wicomico County couple won 10 850 from the state after a circuit court jury found one acre of their land for the U S 13 highway project. The award exceeded the original offer by twenty times after the state roads commission admitted a mistake in its initial offer to Mr. and Mrs. William H. Jackson who live south of Salisbury.
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Salisbury, Md
Wicomico County
U.S.13
Delmarva Peninsula
State Roads Commission
William H. Jackson
Salisbury
Helium Discovered in the Sun Before Earth
In 1868 observations of the solar spectrum revealed a new element later named helium. The discovery predated its identification on Earth, highlighting a celestial source for an element later used terrestrially.
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Lions State Paper Drive Seeks Community Involvement
Lawton Lions club holds a Sunday afternoon paper drive in residential areas. Residents should bundle old newspapers and magazines and place them on curbs by 1 p.m. Sunday. Collectors meet at the County City Health department and call 2735 if missed, with proceeds funding youth activities.
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Lawton Lions Club
Russian Press Denounces Card Playing as Evil of Capitalism
Moscow reports the Soviet press denounces card playing as a relic of capitalism and a corrupter of character. Young Communist links card playing with crime, drinking, and murder, claiming it undermines the Soviet way of life.
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Reserve Program Advantages Cited By State Leader
Col. Robert G. Johnston credits Oklahoma reserve enlistment gains to youths and parents recognizing benefits of a reserve component. July to October enrollments rose from 41 to 147, with 15 percent under 18. Units include 359th FABN, 3rd BN 378th Inf, 4166th ARASU. enrollments possible via USAR School with twice monthly classes.
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Oklahoma Military District
Oklahoma
Armed Services
Col Johnston
Col. Johnston
Army Reserve
Army
Fortili
Inf
4166Th
ARASU
Lawton Usar
USAR
Artillery
Judge Advocate General
Medical Service Corps
Adjutant General
Command and General Staff
Motor Power Facts Refine Efficiency
A statement notes that converting one horsepower lifts 550 units of work per foot in one second. It equates horsepower to a rate of doing work and discusses power output in mechanical terms.
Science finds healing substance for piles in ointment
Doctors report the substance shrinks piles and relieves pain quickly without surgery. Sufferers say piles have ceased to be a problem. Bio is known to heal in injured tissue and is now in Preparation H hemorrhoid ointment. At your druggist with a money back guarantee.
Monroney Rejects Christmas Plea Over McCarthy Censure
Senator A S Monroney mocked Christmas pleas to spare Senator McCarthy as the Senate debated censure. He criticized a watered-down resolution and defended the section accusing McCarthy of abusing Brig. Gen. Ralph Zwicker, urging accountability for alleged offenses against the public.
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Senate
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
A. S
Mike) Monroney
D-Okla
Everett Dirksen
R-Il
Capitol
McCarthy
Monroney
Rudy
Robert S. Kerr
Okla
Ralph W. Zwicker
United States
Water use in the United States averages 100 gallons a day
A historical note reports that water use in the United States averages about 100 gallons per person daily across the country, indicating high domestic consumption.
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United States
Killer Gets 15 Day Stay for Sanity Hearing
Governor Madge halted James Willie Morgan 18 scheduled for execution in Georgia. A 15 day delay was ordered to allow a sanity hearing after attorney Archie Gleason's last minute appeal. Morgan was convicted of fatally shooting Eugene Talmadge Bryant during a robbery in Augusta.
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Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
James Willie Morgan
Archie Gleason
Morgan
Eugene Talmadge Bryant
Augusta
Georgia
Ruby P. Anderson
Stevenson Loses First Skirmish in RCA Antitrust Case
Adlai E. Stevenson acting for the Radio Corp of America failed to secure a delay in the multimillion dollar antitrust trial between RCA and Zenith Radio Corp. The Supreme Court refused to pause the Chicago trial as Stevenson resumes active practice after eight years.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Radio Corp. of America
Supreme Court
RCA
Zenith Radio Corp
Chicago
Stop Taking Harsh Drugs for Constipation
For constipation never take harsh drugs. Use Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative Syrup Pepsin. The Senna extract provides gentle relief and helps you return to regular schedule without repeated doses. Money back if not satisfied. Mail bottle to New York 18 NY.
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