Newspaper staff and association affiliations list
Ned Shepler editor and publisher Bill F Bentley business manager Ted Ralston managing editor Mike Ure W H Rice advertising manager W Hargraves mechanical superintendent phone list included. Newspaper Publishers Association member and Audit Bureau of Circulations member noted.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F Bentley
Ted Ralston
Mike Ure
W. H.rice
W. Hargraves
PHONE
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Wall Work and Spirit in Honor of Labor
A passage reflects on Nehemiah’s wall restoration and collective effort. It contrasts human works with the lasting value of spirit guiding labor, invoking Carlyle on the worth of inner motive over outward deeds.
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Carlyle
Heart Fund Drives Support Against America's No 1 Killer
The Heart Fund drive appeals to readers to fund advances in heart disease research and treatment. Experts note heart disease remains the nation's leading killer, with millions affected annually, and highlight new drugs surgery and rehabilitation helping patients live productive lives.
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Heart Fund
America
United States
Robert L. King
American Heart Association
Molotov proposes 50 year security pact to kill NATO
The Soviet offer to Western Europe would end US led defense and NATO, relying on Russia's assurances. Dulles left France and Britain to respond. They repudiated the idea quickly, viewing it as Russia demanding unchecked trust and safety from mercies.
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Russia
Molotov
Western Europe
NATO
United States
Dulles
France
Britain
Four Power Plans for Germany Split by Lipppmann View
Walter Lippmann contrasts Molotovs two Berlin Conference documents showing one plan for four power rule in Western Germany and a security treaty excluding the United States. He argues the plans are contradictory and will strain the four occupying powers while warning the Europe Americas division is ill defined.
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Walter Lippmann
Molotov
Berlin
Germany
United States
Europe
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Mr. Molotov
Lisbon
Vladivostok
Turkestan
Mongolia
Americas
Russias
Fort Sill In Brief
The 136th Ordnance Company won the 52nd Group Motor Vehicle Maintenance Plaque for the third time as Col J. H. Hodges Jr. presented it to Motor Sergeant Oscar Payne. Lt. William Bradley leads the 136th. Sgt. John M. Keller earned Soldier of the Month for January. Lt. Robert M. Bond received the Commendation Ribbon. Master Sergeant Frank Penick got the Bronze Star. Italian attache Lt. Col. Umberto Rosato left after a liaison visit. Maj. Jean Lamy will address Rotary clubs in Chickasha Frederick Oklahoma City about Canada’s 15 year development. appearance set for March 30.
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136Th Ordnance Company
Col
J. H. Hodges Jr
Oscar Payne
136Th
William Bradley
Fort Sill
Robert M. Bond
6Th Armored Field Artillery Battalion
Lylburne M. Howell
77Th
Frank Penick
967Th Armored Field Artillery
Myawe
Ker Bmas J. Counihan
Umberto Rosato
Fort Bliss
Tex
Chickasha
Frederick
Oklahoma City
Canada
Jean Lamy
The
Artillery School
Maj. Lamy
Chickasha Club
Capital City
Soviet Proposal Sparks Global Skepticism and Backlash
The passage questions Molotov’s anti American moves and argues such schemes delay progress toward world peace. It asserts the USSR’s actions damage its image, showing Russia intends no sincere concessions and misleads international opinion.
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Posal
Doctor explains blood pressure and longevity
Dr Edwin P Jordan notes blood pressure varies with age and between individuals. He says lower or normal pressure correlates with longer life and fewer heart problems, and that occasional fatigue is not necessarily abnormal. He urges healthy habits and diet rather than special foods for low pressure.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Bride Dies Soon After Eloping For Leukemia
SCRANTON Pa a state trooper's bride of 10 days Marie Rebar battled leukemia diagnosed two weeks before her Feb 6 wedding with Paul Chulak Jr. The ceremony went ahead and the couple began a New York honeymoon as doctors warned the bride may not survive a few months. Dr Joseph Krisanda said she will not leave the hospital alive.
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Scranton
Paul Chulak Jr
Marie Rebar
New York
Joseph P. Krisanda
Hollywood code chaos sparks film industry clash
Amid a post Supreme Court censorship shakeup the film industry debates revisions to the Hayes code. Darryl Zanuck blasts publicity seekers while Otto Preminger accuses Catholic influence of tightening control. Rumors swirl about bans on The French Line and Son of Sinbad as studios weigh more adult labeling.
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Supreme Court
LaRonde
Lili St
Mom
New York
Otto Preminger
Moon
Legion of
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Movieers Association
Martin H. Work
National Council of Catholic Men
U. S. Supreme Court
Samuel
Filmi
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Lili St. Cyr
Las Vegas
Kalantan
Emerald weighs over a thousand carats and belongs to the Duke
Q and A style text notes the largest emerald at 1384 carats owned by the Duke of Devon. It mentions the yule log custom dating to Ger manic pagan times. It lists patternted washing machine in 1858 and a Capitol rotunda frieze project lasting 76 years by Brumidi Castaggi ni and Cox.
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Duke of Devon
Americas
Constantino Brumidi
Filippo Castaggini
Allyn Cox
Washington Calling Activists Push for U S All-Out Asia War
The piece discusses how activists and policymakers debate U S involvement in Indo China, with some urging direct intervention and ground troops while others seek limited aid. It notes public pressure, fears of a broader war, and ambivalence within the administration and foreign officials about escalating to a full Asia conflict.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
Indo-China
United States
Europe
Asia
Eisenhower
Senate
William Knowland
Jary
Paris
Indo China
Southeast Asia
Saigon
Donald Heath
Formosa
South Korea
China
United Ao
America
Youthful Songstress O'Brien Appears on Radio
A teenage singer named O'Brien performs on a radio program, gaining attention as a youthful songstress. The feature notes her fresh voice and rising status in local broadcasts.
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O’brien
Puzzle Answer: Native Meta Paradise
A compact note points to the solution for Previous Puzzle 28 and 29 with a Native meta theme and a paradise reference. The clue hints at a layered meta solution cross referencing earlier puzzles and a thematic locale.
World s Just A Big Stage
The item mixes a Bricker am... debate with a joke about telling male from female pigeons and a Kinston incident where a burglary involved a store’s glass being removed to steal rifles and shotguns. Police later clarified a carpenter was not present.
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Kinston
N.C
conductor Walter Hendl worried by Lubbock jinx on visit
Lubbock reports that conductor Walter Hendl of the Dallas Symphony fears a repeat of last year’s dust storm delaying his flight for the annual concert. A postponement again hindered his Monday arrival at Lubbock airport.
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Lubbock
Walter Hendl
Dallas Symphony
Hendl
City collects $61 575 from motoring tickets
Chief Magistrate John M. Murtagh said a new record was set as York city authorities collected $61 575 from motor vehicle tickets. Two cases fined $2300 for failing to answer 46 tickets over two years.
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York
John M. Murtagh
Oklahoma Official Ray Weems Loses Leg in Amputation
In Oklahoma City Ray Weems 67 longtime vice chairman of the Corporation Commission had his left leg amputated below the knee after a diabetic condition required emergency surgery. Friends said the operation was necessary and successful. his exact condition was not disclosed.
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Oklahoma City
Ray Weems
State Corporation Commission
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Bride
Hollywood
Erskine Johnson
NEA
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Hud
Guy Madison
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