Faith Healer Charged Over Boy Healing Attempt
Texas evangelist Jack Coe was charged in Miami with practicing medicine without a license after he claimed to heal a three year old victim of polio in his revival tent. A preliminary hearing set for Feb 17 to test ministerial immunity under Florida law. The case follows the boy’s mother alleging that braces were discarded and the child walked unaided before collapsing, prompting questions about safety and ethics in healing.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Jack Coe
Dallas
Tex
Ann Clark
George
Coe
Jesus
A. C. Bressler
Waxahachie
Texas Child Welfare Division
City Smile Champ Runner-Up in State Contest
Rosemary Allen, 13, Lawton’s smile champion, returned to Central Junior High with an engraved plaque after being named runner-up at the Oklahoma City state Smile of the Year contest. She won local and district finals, judged on smiles, healthy teeth, and personality. Dr. Carl Schow and Mrs. Allen joined her at the Biltmore hotel award banquet.
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Rosemary Allen
Lawton
Central Junior High
Oklahoma City
Rosemary
Carl Schow
Allen
Biltmore Hotel
Bizmac system promises faster military logistics gain
A new electronics processing system named Bizmac was unveiled at the Western Joint Computer Conference. Developed by RCA engineers, it feeds on military red tape to convert months of supply paperwork into minutes of push button operations, potentially revolutionizing military logistics.
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San Francisco
Radio Corp. of America
Oklahoma Highway Commission approves low bids for road projects
The Oklahoma Highway Commission approved low bids totaling about 1.287 million dollars for eleven county projects. Five bids were rejected, amounting to 659,698 dollars, with ads to readvertise. Notable bids include Craig County SH 10 work by W. D. Fulton Construction Co. and Fisher Construction Co. in Norman. McCurtain County SH 21 by Curry Materials Co. in Antlers. and several others across Bryan, Oklahoma, Jackson Harmon, Tulsa, Pawnee, Osage, Delaware counties.
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Oklahoma City
Highway Commission
Commission
Craig County
Welchwest
W. D. Fulton Construction Co
Big Cabin Creek
Deer Creek
Little Cabin Creek
Fischer Construction Co
Norman
McCurtain County
Moon South
Curry Materials Co
Antlers
Bryan County
Roberta
Merritt - McKnight Construction Co
McAlester
Utica
Merritt McKnight
U.S
Main Street
Ninth Avenue
Durant
W. E. Steelman
Oklahoma County
U.S. 77
Deep Fork Creek and
Katy
R. R. Tway, Inc
Texas County
U.S. 64
Kansas State Line
Smith Bros
Noble
Jackson-Harmon
Eldorado
Haworth
Moon
Curry
Tulsa
Harvard Avenue
British Study Plan For Link With Europe
The New York Times reports British government leaders are weighing a far reaching proposal to politically and economically bind the Commonwealth with Western Europe. The plan is in early stages, lacking Cabinet discussion, but viewed seriously by high officials. London sees Western Europe as divided and restless amid the Cold War, with Germany and French instability as key concerns. a united approach could revive Britain’s wealth, prestige, and leadership while boosting Commonwealth development.
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New York
New York Times
British Commonwealth
Western
Europe
the Times
London
Western Europe
Germany
France
Free Europe
Britain
Lawton High Pep Assembly Ahead of Wolverines Game
A pep assembly will be held in Lawton High School Fieldhouse at 9 30 a m Friday to prep for the Wolverines basketball game with Duncan that night Gwen Patterson senior is head cheerleader
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Lawton High School
Wolverines
Duncan
Gwen Patterson
Who Must File Income Tax Return Primer
NEA's 12 article series explains filing requirements for 1955. It notes the $600 income threshold, exceptions for seniors, self employed with $400 net earnings, and rules on deductions. It also advises early filing to secure refunds and avoid rush.
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NEA
Richard A. Mullens
Lawton
United States
Sapulpa Rejects Bond for New City Hospital
Sapulpa Oklahoma voters rejected a $360000 bond issue for a new city hospital by a vote of 929 to 840. The results were announced after the election and reflect local opposition to the financing plan.
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Sapulpa, Okla
Sapulpa
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