Border Blocked As Girl Kidnaped In Custody Fight
Pamela Marie Walsh, four year old Australian born girl, was abducted while playing in her Melbourne home. Her mother Thelma Walsh is hospitalized from shock and exhaustion as U S border authorities seal exits to intercept the kidnapper. Theodore Walsh, the father and Melbourne businessman, holds custody rights per Australian court order. The case raises international custody and citizenship questions as authorities pursue legal avenues.
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Houston
Tex
Pamela Marie Walsh
U. S
Thelma Walsh
Pamela Marie
Pamela
Theodore Walsh
Melbourne
Mrs. Walsh
Australia
Senate Censure of McCarthy Finalized After Debate
The Senate adopted a two count censure of Senator McCarthy for obstructing constitutional processes and for conduct harming Senate ethics and disrepute. Bennett’s replacement of a second count shifted emphasis away from intemperate abuse of Zwicker. McCarthy pledged to continue anti communist inquiries and set hearings on Reds in defense plants.
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Senate
Millikin
Colo
Sens
Ferguson
Mich
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Saltonstall
Mass
GOP
Knowland
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Lynch
Bennett
Ralph W. Zwicker
Zwicker
New York City
Sen. Watkins
Court Studies Pike Bonds for Three Turnpikes
Oklahoma City court began study of issues totaling 214 million dollars to finance three proposed turnpikes. No opposition voiced at a 15 minute hearing. Oklahoma Turnpike Authority must obtain court approval before bonds can be sold, with bids slated next Wednesday.
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Oklahoma City
Sun Court
Ned Looney
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority
Jack Rorschach
Winstance Whong
Looney
Seager’s Home Gets A Padlock
Deputy Sheriff Marvin Terry padlocked 113 Euclid a well known Lawton liquor spot on a court order signed by Superior Judge Robert S Landers. A temporary restraining order barred operator Wayne Tisdel and owner Willie Copeland. A Dec 9 hearing was set. County Attorney Manville Redman presented the petition. City police had raided the place seizing liquor. Tisdel faced possession charges.
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Marvin Terry
Lawton
Robert S. Landers
Landers
Ayne Tisdel
Euclid
Willie T. Copeland
Manville Redman
Ralph Hennessee
Tisdel
Redman
Griffin stabbing tied to vice cases in Phenix City
Incoming attorney general said Griffin telephoned him twice shortly before being stabbed and spoke with him at Cobb Memorial Hospital. Griffin also called Sheriff Murphy twice more before leaving a message. The grand jury, after Patterson’s death, indicted 734 counts in the vice cleanup and began witness questioning. Davis Sr. pleaded guilty to lottery and gambling related charges, drawing 18 months in prison and a 1250 dollar fine. five others pleaded guilty, total convicts at 47.
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Griffin
Cobb Memorial Hospital
Lamar Murphy
Murphy
Grand Jury
Patterson
George T. Davis Sr
Legger Case Delays as Depew Health Dictates Proceedings
Hale and Judge Harper discuss a medical exam for Depew amid delays for trial in Elgin. Deputy Roberson seized whisky last Oct. 14, and Undersheriff Shelby will not issue final commitment papers until sheriff guidance. Doctors from Elgin and Lawton cite ongoing health issues delaying action.
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Hale
Harper
Lawton
Depew
Arvil Roberson
Roberson
Hoyt Shelby
Elgin
Spies Push for Release of American Prisoners
Spies urged allied powers to demand the release of 11 of 13 Americans condemned by Peiping while two civilians fall outside the POW category. Eisenhower voiced anger over the detentions, insisting uniformed American servicemen be treated as prisoners of war under the Korean armistice.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Peiping
Lodze
U.S
Lodge
Eisenhower
China News Agency predicts rejection of Yanks release
London dispatch reports China will disregard U S efforts to free 13 Americans jailed on espionage charges. Wang Tieh Yai, a Peiping university professor, argues spies differ from prisoners of war and should not be repatriated under the Korean armistice.
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London
Communist New China
Red China
United States
China
Wang Tieh Yai
University of Peiping
Wang
Kwangming Daily
Agen
U.S
Students To Get TB Patch Tests At Chattanooga
First graders in Comanche county will receive TB patches Monday in Chattanooga as the second student group to be patch tested. Public health nurse Mrs Mary Jane Colwell will apply the patches with parental permission required. the tests are funded by the county tuberculosis association and the health department.
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Chattanooga
Comanche County
Mary Jane Colwell
County City Health Department
Cache
Comanche County Tuberculosis Mencetan
Health Department
Hospital Births And Admissions Noted In Southwestern Area
Journal item lists births at regional hospitals with times and weights including a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Dale Elliott and another to Mr and Mrs Harry Trantor. Also records multiple admissions and discharges across Anadarko Apacheindia towns Medicine Park and surrounding areas, with patients awaiting surgery or under medical care.
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E. C. Martens
Ollie Anderson
E. N. Gayle
Lake
Odell Wright
Rush Springs
Sara Sarah Mullins
Lee
Jason Betziner
Apache
T. B. Cogan
A. L. Ramsey
Ramsey Hotel
Reese Thompson
Roosevelt
Albert Terrell
James Clare
Altus
Eugeneson
Floyd
Reba Jo Buttram
Ae H. L. Beehler
Sur- Reilly
Joe Lewis
W. A. Lewis
Sterling
L. T. Nix
Medicine Park
James Riley
S. 16Th
Medi
Dale Elliott
Arlington
Harry Trantor
Park
Arnold Winham
Thomas L. Coley
Mary Charlotte Horn
Hugh Horn
Kenny Dahnee
B. W. Harris
Cherry
Kathy Marie Condrey
Condrey
Atlanta
Eldon C. Adelman
Daniel Specht
Homer Specht
Ash
Nelson McPherson
Melba Joyce Hall
H. O. Williams
Bell
Finley McLaury, Snyder
Gilbert Reynolds
Lincoln
William Boydston
Andrews
Myrtle Russell
Frank Terry
Taylor, Ry
Derrel Bruce
Church Breaks Ground for New Education Building
Lawton Heights Methodist Church at 16th and Andrews will hold a ground breaking Sunday at 3 p.m. for a $20,000 educational building. Rev. C Edward Ditterline said Dr M L Sims district superintendent will attend as guest. The 40 by 136 foot cement building will include a 40 foot square fellowship hall, a kitchen, parlor and ten Sunday school rooms. Church members will donate labor.
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Lawton Heights Methodist Church
16Th and Andrews
C. Edward Ditterline
M. L. Sims
Ditterline
City Boy Burned By Spilled Fuel
A 17 year old Lawton boy was seriously burned when a jug of gasoline spilled and ignited by a gas stove at his home. Leroy Stokes suffered first and second degree burns to hands arms and legs and was taken to post hospital. Firefighters said the jug broke as he carried gasoline inside after his father sent him for the car. The fire damaged the living room hallway and kitchen. two grass fires nearby caused no damage.
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Lawton
Leroy Stokes
Post Hospital
Public Information Office
Set. A. J. Bushek
23Rd and
Williams
Fort Sill Indian School
Aggies Attend Forensic Meet at East Central College
Nine Cameron college students joined hundreds from across the state at the East Central College Forensic meet in Ada. Miss Bennie Daniel heads Cameron speech, with Benn y Fox Pat Grace Irene Overall Benny Ann Schaefer Suzy Stowe Howard Walker Suzie Williams Bill Stratton and Jerry Salyer among Cameron representatives.
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Cameron College
East Central College
Ada
Bennie Daniel
Cameron Speech Department
Cameron
Benny Fox
Pat Grace
Irene Overall
Benny Ann Schaefer
Suzy Stowe
Howard Walker
Suzie Williams
Bill Stratton
Jerry Salyer
Northwest city homes hit by suspected arson fire bug
Fire bug cut screen and entered back porches in three northwest area homes and set fires amid stored items. A prowler attacked three Seydell women with a butcher knife. car stolen and later found abandoned. Police urge residents to report suspicious activity and await investigators.
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Seydell
Ketchum
Hancock
Cline
Miss Ward
Miss Jones
Hennessee
Chief Hennessee
Kyle Moorehead
National Board
Lacy McKenzie
State Poultry Eggs Prices Oklahoma City Report
Oklahoma City reports from the state Department of Agriculture list prices and current receipts across poultry eggs butterfat and pecans with regional variations. Notable figures include broilers f o b farm 18c Muskogee 18 Vinita 19c. eggs steady to weaker large eggs Tulsa 2 off 32c. butterfat ranges up to 54c in Watonga and surrounding towns. pecans steady at 27-26c in Muskogee Durant and Shawnee. Oklahoma City Livestock shows cattle calves hogs and sheep activity with limited offerings and nominal trade.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture Today
Bison
Alva
Frederick
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Blackwell
Enid Ord
Yukon
Clinton
el Reno
Hobart
Lawton
Guyman
Hooker
Broilers
F.o.b
Tulsa
Elk City
Laverne
Watonga
Ardmore
Durant
Chickasha
McAlester
Vinita
Pauls Valley
Enid
McAlester Mu
USDA
Government suit targets Du Pont stock in GM and U S Rubber
The government sought to force Du Pont de Nemours and Co and related entities to divest stock in General Motors and U S Rubber, arguing the purchases stifled competition in Sherman Act cases. Du Pont denied wrongdoing, claiming stock buys were prudent investments. The suit, filed in 1949, was described as aiming to curb the largest concentration of power in the United States.
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E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co
General Motors Corp
U.S. Rubber Co
du Pont Holding
du Pont
du Ponts
General Motors
U. S. Rubber
U. S
U.S
Defense
Tom Clark
U.S. Supreme Court
Unitedates
Eisenhower Sees No Party Split Threat in 1956 Politics
President Eisenhower said he defends the right to differ but urged Republican leaders to avoid large disagreements on core issues. He noted Knowland and McCarthy factions could align, spurring internal party strife, while insisting toughness on communism and a middle-of-the-road policy can coexist.
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Knowland
Eisenhower
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Knowland-McCarthy
Senate
United States
Charles von Fremd
CBS
von Fremd
Funeral Rites for William H Mohler Pioneer County Farmer
Services for William Henry Mohler 88 pioneer Comanche county farmer were held Wednesday afternoon in the on Funeral home chapel burial was in the Cache cemetery H C Popejoy Jehovah Witness church Oklahoma City officiated Bearers were Berle Banks F Calaway E L Bentley M P Buhanan Richard Robling and John Hall
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William Henry Mohler
Comanche County
On Funeral Home
Cache
H. C. Popejoy
Jehovah Witness Church
Oklahoma City
Berle Banks
F. Calaway
E. L. Bentley
M. P. Buhanan
Richard Robling
John Hall
500 Auto Tag Reservations Accepted in Altus
Altus Oklahoma December 3 Some 500 reservations for special 1955 auto license tag numbers have been accepted. B A Walker tag agent announced. Plates will go on sale December 11.
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Okla
B. A. Walker
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Italy
Vatican City
Phenix City
Legger
China News Agency
S.ak
Pittsburgh Paints
Farmers Lumber Company
Cal
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Lillie Taua
Anadarko
Edgar Monetatchy Jr
S. Third
Northeast Airlines
Mt. Success
New Hampshire
City Boy
Aggies
Southwestern Realty
Sheridan Rd
Southwestern Radio & Sound Ith
Truitt Lumber Company
Phone 3232
Hollem and Truitt
Dupont
Lewis Millwork
23Rd & F
Stinson Drug
D Avenue
William H. Mohler
Bendix
Southwestern Radio & Sound
4Th & E Pho
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