Eisenhower Confers on Second Term Feeling Calm and Decisive
President Eisenhower, under rising heat and tense scrutiny, announced a decision to run for a second term. The news conference drew a crowd surpassing 311 reporters inside and 104 behind a balcony, with security screening and a long early-arrival queue signaling high anticipation for a pivotal political moment.
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Colorado
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
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New Trial Pleas Denied In Two Lawton Sentencing
Utah Carl Bell and Thomas Otto Evans were denied new trials by Superior Court Judge Robert S. Landers. Bell received a 10 year sentence for a country road hijacking last December in Fort Sill. Evans drew five years for a subsequent embezzlement of an automobile after taking a car from Lawton Nash Motor Co. for a test drive. Both defendants were ordered to post appeal bonds and remain in jail pending bail.
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Sanders
Leslie Pain
Evans
Geronimo Scholars Named From High School Class
Edna Devine valedictorian and Eva McCuiston salutatorian lead Geronimo high school graduates. Devine carries a 3.9 GPA and McCuiston 3.6 while both are All-Area basketball players and state honor society members. Other graduates include Geary Curtis Weldon Simmons Ronnie Malone and more.
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Edna Devine
Geronimo High School
Eva McCuiston
Miss Devine
Joe Devine
Miss McCuiston
F. V. McCuiston
Constitution Press
Geary Curtis
Weldon Simmons
Ronnie Malone
Jerry Morris
Billy Jack Hennessee
Joan Morris
Dorothy Schroeder
Livestock Show Set Next Monday
Chattanooga’s annual junior livestock show in Comanche county, the largest in the area, will be held next Monday and Tuesday. Alvin Chaney announced the event with a parade at 2 p.m. sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and Chattanooga Riding Club. A local-rodeo follows, then a barbecue at 5 p.m. Monday. Judging begins Tuesday morning with judge Ralph Dressen.
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Ralph Dressen
Southwest District Vocational Agriculture
Heir Gets Three Years For Mulching Co-Worker
CHICAGO UP Sidney Francis, 55, was sentenced to three years in prison for conning a co worker. Francis inherited a million dollars and pleaded guilty to mulching $25,122 from Ewart Emms over 14 years by saying he needed the cash to tide him over until he could claim his father’s bequest. He told Emms he must always be a gentleman due to his father’s will.
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Sidney Francis
Francis
Ewart Emms
Emms
Leap Year Babies Celebrate February Birthdays in Denver
Milton Ellis and his daughter Susan marked their birthdays on Wednesday in Denver. Ellis, a leap year baby born 40 years ago, turns ten. Susan, born February 29, 1952, celebrates her first birthday.
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Denver
Milton Ellis
Susan
Ellis
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