Senators Seek Rationale for Korea Troop Withdrawals
Democratic leaders in Washington press President Eisenhower to explain the plan to pull two American divisions from Korea. Russell and Johnson push for background, Humphrey criticizes policy, while Knowland frames it as strengthening a mobile reserve under the new look.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Korea
Sen
Russell
Georgia
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Asia
Monroney
D-Okla
Armed Services Committee
Humphrey
D-Minn
Russia
United States
Far East
Knowland
Rcalif
Tulsan Publicly Endorses Taft-Hartley With Public Support
Tulsa industrialist Opie Dimick, director of the National Association of Manufacturers, says the Taft-Hartley Act generally meets public approval. He urges strengthening or keeping the law, while labor groups push for changes and President Eisenhower mulls recommendations. Dimick proposes specific reforms to bolster speech protections and curb coercive union practices.
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Tulsa
Okla
Opie Dimmick
Half America's Medium Bombers Now Are Jets
Washington reports U S air power shift as jet propelled B47s replace conventional B29 and B50s in medium bomber wings By year end 8 to 10 wings will be equipped with B47s spanning about 360 to 450 jets Strategic Air Command expands jet bomber force while B52 production nears start mid air refueling extends range Eisenhower emphasises growing air power and broader potential targets in Asia and homeland contexts
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Washington
U. S
Far East
Strategic Air Command
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Korea
Defense Department
Congress
Manchuria
Lawton Highlights From The Constitution Files
Thirty years ago seven Marlow men were bound over for trial in two killings. Mr and Mrs M B Blake of Lawton moved to Oklahoma City. Lowery American Legion post announced a big membership increase. Officers Kennedy Overton and Logan confiscated five gallons of whisky southwest of Lawton. Twenty years ago Tom Anglin visited Lawton as gubernatorial candidate. A CWA worker was killed when a train struck an auto at Fort Sill. Station KMX Hollywood planned to broadcast Moonlight and Memories by J C McCain of Fort Sill. President Roosevelt predicted definite national recovery. A committee was named to erect more stop signs at Lawton intersections. Ten years ago Homer P Turner resigned from county excise board. Sheriff George Myers hesitated to name a deputy successor. Frank Schwarte, Lawton pioneer, died of a heart attack. Bank deposits in Lawton leveled off at end of 1943. President Roosevelt in bed with cold. Fort Sill MPs continued the search for a stolen jeep driver who escaped after a 15 mile chase.
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Constitution Files
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M. B. Blake
Lawton
Oklahoma City
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American Legion Post
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Overton
Logan
Tom Anglin
CWA
Fort Sill
KMX
Hollywood
J. C. McCain
Roosevelt
Homer P. Turner
George Myers
Ralph Deeds
Frank Schwarte
Five Die As Flames Level Their Home in Hardin
Five persons died when fire leveled a frame home in Hardin Montana. Mrs Lee Joyce Pomeroy 27 and her children Ellen 10 Jeanette 7 and James 6 perished along with Peter Goetz 34. Sheriff Roy Riley said an oil stove, the only item left standing, may have started the blaze.
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Hardin, Mont
Lee Joyce Pomeroy
Ee Ee
Ellen
Jeanette
James
Peter Goetz
Roy Riley
Expensive advice in Wilber dog mystery
Mrs Don Minne asked Sheriff John Tesar how to find two missing dogs in Wilber Nebraska. He suggested using rewards to enlist local kids and a soda reward prompted twenty boys to search. Each boy claimed to have spotted the dogs first and the plan led to the stray dogs being rounded up.
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Wilber
Neb
Don Minne
John Tesar
Kindhearted Thief Heeds Victim Plea in Dallas
In Dallas a gunman robbed a cashier Miss Madie Jones 47 of money after requesting few large bills. He insisted on keeping at least one big bill and finally accepted a ten dollar note before leaving with the cash.
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Dallas
Madie Jones
Movie Censorship Tops Court Issues
The Supreme Court returned from holiday as it debated if state censorship of films violates free speech. Justices will view M and La Ronde and hear arguments on whether banning films to curb crime or moral corruption is permissible or an overreach.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Superior Films, Inc
Ohio
Commercial Pictures Corp
Honesty Clears Case in Pawtucket Stop Sign Incident
In Pawtucket Rhode Island Jeanne Connell told a district court judge she did not slow at a stop sign. The judge was impressed with her honesty and dismissed the case.
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Pawtucket
R.I
Jeanne Connell
Woman Prays While Father Dies After Gun Fire
Mrs. Laura McNabb, 38, heard a gun go off where her father sat and fled to pray at a church. She telephoned her brother Joe Henry Birk, who then went to the scene as police investigated the shooting.
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Oklahoma City
Laura McNabb
Pinkham’s Veentobte Compound Claimed Relief for Menstrual Pains
The ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as relieving monthly pains in three of four cases and promises improved relief with added iron. It claims to quiet uterine contractions and suggests trying new tablets labeled “change of life” for year-round help.
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Lydia Prathess
Lydia E. Pinkham
Excelsior Institute
Addresscelsior Institute
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Trus ton M. Birk Fatally Wounded at Home
Police report a 73 year old man, Trus ton M. Birk, found in the living room with a critical head wound from a .22 caliber pistol. He died Sunday at St. Anthony's Hospital.
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Truston M. Birk
Ehief Birk
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Stop Harsh Constipation Drugs with Senna Laxative
Public notice discourages harsh laxatives and promotes Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative. It claims natural relief for constipation and urges readers to mail a bottle to Box 280 New York, NY.
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Caldwell
Beia In
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