Man Dies Saving TV Set in Chickasha Fire
A Chickasha man, Roy Douglas Mill, 53, died after reentering a burning home to save a television set. Firefighters say Luther C. Jennings, 72, assisted and survived with burns. William Jerry Green, 18, died later from burns from a Tulsa gas station fire linked to the incident. Damage to the Hill residence was 35000.
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Tulsa
Roy Douglas Mill
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Tria
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Luther C. Jennings
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Expert Finds Vital Cosmic Dust Figures
United Press report by Delos Smith on Prof Hans Pettersson estimating 3 million tons of cosmic dust settle on Earth yearly, with 23.6 million tons suspended in the atmosphere at all times. He used Mauna Loa and Haleakala data, noting iron nickel content and volcanic Krakatoa influence, yielding about 14.3 tons annually after adjustments.
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United Press
New York
Space
Hans Pettersson
Toyice
Pettersson
Vienna
Hawaii
Mauna Loa Observatory
Mount Haleakala
Mount Krakatoa
Earth
Gary Presses For Confidential Reports On Irregularities
Oklahoma Gov Raymon Gary asks Stahl to file reports on alleged irregularities privately to speed investigations. He promises an investigator if needed and seeks to stamp out public fund misuse. thema includes references to county road funds and aid to those in need.
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Oklahoma City
Steve Stahl
Stahl
Oklahoa
Gary
Stal
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Prosit
214 Believed Dead In Mine In Calcutta India
An explosion at India's Chinakuri colliery, the deepest mine in the Asansol coalfield, left at least 214 miners believed dead. Reports say only five men emerged alive as two other mines fed by Chinakuri were also affected.
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Calcutta
India
Chinakuri
Asansol
Veterans Seek Congressional Charter For WWI Group
World War I veterans urged support for a congressional charter of the national organization. Roy Johnson, commander of the Comanche County barrack, asked veterans to write or telegraph House Judiciary Committee members. He said committee action on the bill has been delayed a week.
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Freighter Blast Kills 53 In Persian Gulf Harbor
In Manama Bahrain a British freighter laden with 150 tons of explosives exploded at anchorage after a fire. The blast killed 53 crewmen and injured 19. The ship Seistan sank stern first as oil tankers nearby sustained damage but harbor installations remained safe. Captain W A Chappell commanded the Welsh crew that attempted to flood the vessel.
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Bahrain
Persian Gulf
Liverpool
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Waer
Writer Offers Reds World's Fair Themes
A spoof list imagines Soviet exhibits for the Brussels World Fair. Items include a ballet framing Soviet leaders, a drill by German scientists, published letters by Bulganin, an expense account for a chess champion, a wheel model, walking-out shoes by Gromyko, a radio Moscow vodka display, assorted conundra, a two-way upgrador brain, a history outline shuffler, a beisbol relic, Molotov and Shepilov tickets, a peachnik from Georgia, and Moscow subway relocation plans.
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Shostakovich
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Nikita Nhevshchev
Black Sea
Gromyko
La.n
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Tundra
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Shepilov
Varenovich
Malenkov
Market Report Erratic Bi2D Pater Ateise CRB
Market report fragment shows erratic trading with unclear references. Readable portions indicate activity around equities and indices but key entities are obscured by OCR errors. Notable terms suggest market movement without concrete prices, names, or dates. Further clean text needed for precise summary.
Woman Fined for Allowing Dog to Run at Large
Lawton woman Anna L. Fox, 43, was fined $20 in Municipal court for allowing a dog to run at large in violation of the city rabies quarantine. Opal Woods, 40, was not prosecuted after the city animal warden requested dismissal. Other cases included a Fort Sill man transferred to military authorities for disturbance, a vagrancy dismissal, and two offenders fined or bonded on public drunkenness charges.
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Lawton
Anna L. Fox
eKinley
Opal Woods
Park
Fort Sillman
Judge Allows Duncan Tavern to Reopen Under Big Bend
District Judge Luther B Eu banks signed an order late Wednesday permitting Olga Blackwell of Duncan to reopen a SH 49 tavern and dance hall padlocked Monday In Medicine Park highway area It requires a $1 cash bond and compliance with state liquor laws to avoid permanent closure and forfeiture of the bond.
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Luther B. Eubanks
Duncan
SH 49
U. S. 277
Medicine Park Highway
Warren H. Crane
Crane
Lewis Derke
Olga Blackwell
Leon Butler
Ship Turns Back From Pacific Protest Voyage
The 30 foot ketch Golden Rule carrying four pacifists reports it is returning to the mainland from the Eniwetok nuclear test area due to bad weather.
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Long Beacit
Calif
Eniwetok
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