Religion Dies In Red Lands In Kiev Courtyard
In Kiev ancient catacombs courtyard scene shows Ukrainian peasants waiting for a blessing from a priest as Christian clergy fade in the Soviet Union. The writer argues that the priesthood and old Christian ethic are dying while Marxist ideology rises as the new state religion among the younger generation.
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Joseph & Stewart Alsop
Washington
Kiev
Soviet Union
Russia
Rus- Sila
Lenin
Stalin
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Sensational Jap Kidnaper Gets Four Years In Prison
Tokyo reports Tadahiko Miyasaka, 37, convicted of kidnapping the six year old son of famed comedian Tony Tani for two million yen ransom last July. The judge showed leniency, noting no harm to the child. Prosecution had sought eight years.
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Tokyo
Japan
Tadahiko Miyasaka
Tony Tani
Miyasaka
Oklahoma City Livestock and State Poultry Prices Report
Oklahoma City markets show cattle slaughter cows strong, bulls scarce, calves mixed with prices mostly steady to higher. Hogs gain about 50 cents from last week. sheep lambs rise modestly. State Department of Agriculture lists wheat prices across several towns and poultry and egg values with regional variations.
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Hennessey
Broilers
Tulsa
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Muskogee
Vinita
Purchases Cut In Cement Field Reports
Cement field activity shows Anderson and Prichard Oil Corp cutting purchases to 80 percent of allowables in Caddo. Shell Oil No. 1 Holcomb, southwest of 27-12, advances through Hunton with mud and DST data noted. Falcon and Seabound Drilling Co contract for 9,100 feet at No. 1l Phariss. No. 4 Taylor and No. 1 Appleby tests planned around 2,100 feet. Oklahoma Co abandons No. 1 Thornton after 2,415 feet.
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Caddo
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Oklahoma Co
Lausche enters Senate race in Ohio amid party prospects
Five time Governor Frank Lausche of Ohio announces candidacy for the Bob Taft seat in the U S Senate. Democrats see a chance to gain a longtime stronghold as Republicans defend multiple seats. Lausche may also pursue national leadership roles while maintaining ties to both parties.
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New York
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Oregon
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Maryland
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Treasury
George Humphrey
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Humphrey
WE Tit WOMEN WE Tit WOMEN
The piece notes a gendered view of Christmas gifting, arguing husbands act chivalrous with gifts while wives often pick practical items or money. It suggests men feign surprise and prefer not to discuss gifts, whereas women compare loot and seek better options next year.
Blood of Hebrews Verse Reflects Struggle Against Sin
A biblical quotation from Hebrews 12 4 urges believers to persevere in faith while resisting sin. The line emphasizes spiritual discipline and ongoing effort as part of Christian living.
Eisenhower Heart Exam Gives Optimistic Recovery Outlook
President Eisenhower undergoes another favorable heart checkup by Dr. Paul Dudley White. He notes no damage from workload and recommends increasing activity until the February 15 final test. White says recovery could be complete by mid February and cautions a future attack is unlikely to be tied to presidency work. The report, if confirmed, could influence political calculations for 1952.
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Paul Dudley White
Mr. Eisenhower
Dr. White
Feints And Thrusts In Democratic Primary Politics
Stevenson and Kefauver lure each other into upcoming state contests while avoiding their rivals strongest holds. Minnesota favors Stevenson. New Hampshire favors Kefauver, prompting focus on California and Florida where both see chances. Kefauver may risk more, potentially meeting Stevenson in Illinois or Pennsylvania where prospects are tougher.
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Stevenson
New Hampshire
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Florida
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Pennsylvania
Washington society hosts doozie cocktail party for book
Washington insiders including Attorney General Herb Brownell and Mrs. Merryweather Post mingled at a high society cocktail soiree to promote Grover Whalan's book Mr New Yorker. Publishers viewed the event as a bold promo in the capital social scene.
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Washington
Herb Brownell
Merryweather Post
Joe Davies
New York City
Grover Whalan
New Yorker
Questions and Answers on Elections and Geography
The text explains that a majority means over half of all votes cast for an office, while a plurality is more than the next closest contender. It adds that a person can have many Christian names but only one surname, and clarifies Patagonia is not a country but a territory split between Chile and Argentina after 1907.
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South America
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Argentina
Saturday Deadline For Pageant Ballot
Saturday is the deadline for ballots to be returned to the Wichita Mountains Easter Service Association office for election of a 12 member board. Ballots must reach Box 2156 Lawton by Saturday. The board terms run May 1, 1956 to May 1, 1959 with four seats each year.
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Wichita Mountains Easter Service Association
Board of
Lawton
Jack Batten
Bert Blasingame
Fred R. Harris
Russell Peterson
Funeral Rites for Pioneer Margaretha Pohlemann Held in Apache
Margaretha Maria Pohlemann 60 died at her home near Richard Spur after a three year illness. Funeral services at St. Peter's Lutheran Apache led by Rev. A C Widger. Burial at Fairview Cemetery Apache. Crews Funeral Home in charge. Born February 16 1895 in Lott's Creek Iowa she moved to Oklahoma in 1902 settling near Union City and later northwest of Apache. Survived by husband Fred W. Pohlemann a son Walter G. Pohlemann Apache, a daughter Mrs Walter Tidwell Apache, three brothers and three sisters and three grandchildren.
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Richard Spur
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
A. C. Widiger
Fairview Cemetery
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Lott’s Creek
Iowa
Pohlemann
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Fred W. Pohlemann
Walter G. Pohlemann
Star Rt. Lawton
Walter Tidwell
George
E. C. Mindemann
Ernest Mosmier
Edward Koerner
Minco
Leo Zweincker
Devol
Public Records Divorce and Marriage Licenses
Superior Court records show Bertie Thomas versus Bruce Thomas in a divorce petition. Marriage licenses list couples including Clarence Ratliff and Bertha Mae Eldred. Sam Jernigan and Elizabeth Pettie. James Lyman and Tona Huckaby. Norman Cochran and Mary Lynch. Ronald Chandler and Ruby Stevens. Gail Kendrick and Carol Eades. Billy Baxter and Opal McElhanon.
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Clarence Ratliff
Abington
Bertha Mae Eldred
Vernon
Tex
Sam Jernigan
Fort Bliss
Elizabeth Anne Pettie
Scott Road
James Preston Lyman
Heavener
Tona Faye Huckaby
Video Comedian ACROSS 1 Video. comic, Johnny- 7 He can be seen on a television
Crossword style clues appear here listing across entries such as Video Comedian and Johnny with several entries, hinting at a themed puzzle with many short definitions and partial letters.
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Johnny
Answer to Previous Puzzle 37 Most Rational 45 Roman road 38
Puzzle clues list with numbers and partial phrases. provide a compact mapping of each clue to a likely crossword answer, focusing on standard abbreviations and shared letter patterns.
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Seth
Thief Confesses Loot From Bell Drug Store
A burglar who robbed Bell Drug Store in Cushing Oklahoma stole $500 from the office safe and also seized an adding machine. No other items are listed as taken and no arrests are mentioned. The incident centers on the burglary and the recovered sum.
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Cushing
Okla
Bell
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