Bartholomew United Press Chooses New President
Frank H Eenaueneke tee 11 is named manager succeeding Hugh Baillie who becomes chairman. Effective April 6, 1955, Baillie marks 20 years as president. Bartholomew has led the Pacific area since 1938 and served as director since 1949, with a career spanning warfronts in New Guinea Okinawa the Philippines the Aleutians and Korea.
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New York
Frank Heenauen
United Press
Pacific
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Mexico
Central America
Alaska
Australia
New Zealand
Bartholomew
New Guinea
Okinawa
Philippines
Aleutians
Korea
Shanghai
Ina
U.P
Portland
Ore
Los Angeles
Calif
Fred J. Green
San Francisco
Baillie
Stop Taking Harsh Drugs for Constipation
Stop taking harsh laxatives for constipation. Use Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative Syrup Pepsin for gentle relief without salts or strong drugs. The Senna extract provides comfortable relief and even eases associated stomach ache. Mail bottle to Box 280 New York 18 NZX.
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Dr. Caldwell
Shidler Man Pleads Innocent To Manslaughter
Donnie Allred 26 of Shidler entered an innocent plea in district court to first degree manslaughter for the shooting death of Reuben Sessions 43. He was jailed in lieu of a 5000 dollar bond.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Donnie Allred
Shidler
Reuben Sissions
Retreat Parade Is Set Sunday at Fort Sill
The fifth in a series of retreat parades will be held Sunday at 4 24 p m on Fort Sill's Lucas Field. Officers and men of the 967th Armored Field Artillery Battalion will pass in review with Lt Col George E Adams as reviewing officer. The event marks the last parade at Fort Sill until January.
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Fort Sill
Lucas Field
967Th Armored Field Artillery Battalion
George E. Adams
John W. Dean Jr
967Th
Harry Viani
S-3
Carlisle R. Petty
Mark K. MacNeil
William F. Flynn
Frank E. Hyle
Bruce G. Grover
Accused Murderer Declines To Plead In Oklahoma Case
Chester Lee Gonzales, a 21 year old Cherokee Indian, declined to plead yesterday on the advice of his court appointed attorney, standing mute on an arraignment for the murder of Adair County Sheriff Henry Buckner. The case was transferred from Stilwell to Muskogee District Court, but Adair County Attorney G O Grant dismissed the trial, calling it a Roman Holiday.
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Stilwell
Okla
Chester Lee Gonzales
Adair
Joe Lynch
Henry Buckner
Joe Cannon
Muskogee
Gonzales
Indian Government Can Sue For Libel
New Delhi reports that the public prosecutor may sue newspapers for libel against government officials whose official position prevents private actions. The criminal procedure code amendment passed the lower house 172 to 128 after a heated debate. Affected officials can seek up to 210 dollars in damages.
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New Delhi
Trooper Cleared After Majors Arrest in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City brief reports a trooper, identified as Henry, detaining Major Victor Jack Howard of Scott Field Iowa after a stop sign violation and a request for coffee. Howard, who had been driving all night, was handed over to county officers following a complaint by Mrs. Howard. The incident occurred November 11.
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Maj
Victor Jack Howard
Scott Field
Henry
Howard
Oklahoma City
Marlow Light Plant Bond Is Approved
Oklahoma City reported the state attorney general approved three municipal bond issues for improvements. Wynnewood 172000 for sewer extension and improvements, Chelsea 60000 for waterworks extension and improvements, Marlow 255000 for electric light plant and distribution system.
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Oklahoma City
State Attorney General’s Office
Wynnewood
Chelsea
Marlow
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Eral
North Africa
Sicily
Germany
Japan
China
Taegu
Douglas MacArthur
Seoul
Inchon
Asia
Europe
Acme Newspictures
Planet News, Ltd
United States
General MacArthur
Emperor Hirohito
Tokyo
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chungking
Stalin
London
Mortiemery Wad
Tire & Tube
Ie Realtors
Air Force
J. A. Charney
Les Children
ST. Joseph
Marlow Light Plant
Cannon
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