Eisenhower outlines nine rules of conduct for world peace
In a speech Eisenhower champions cooperation to reduce armaments while maintaining strong defense. He lists nine rules stressing no appeasement, unity with freedom-loving nations, shared burdens, strong productive economy, regional ties under the UN, equal regard for all peoples, and reliance on the United Nations. He ties patriotism to prepared forces and moral stamina to national vitality.
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Germany
Europe
U. S
Eisenhower
America
United States
United Nations
Alh
Oklahoma City market prices and mart reports summary
Oklahoma City farm market notes show varied prices for broilers hens eggs and butterfat with weak demand and mixed regional bids. Cattle calves hogs and sheep futures and actual sales reflect softer beef bids but higher hogs with steady fat lambs and scattered price moves across districts and markets.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture Today
Muskogee
Vinita
Poteau
Cordell
Seminole
Tulsa
Alva
Blackwell
Ardmore
Chickasha
Lawton
Laverne
Enid
McAlester
Buffalo
Elk City
Chicka- Sha
Durant
Fairview
el Reno
Domestic Rabbit
All Colors
Rogers
Ark
Pecans
USDA
Dimes and pie rally for McCain fund and Ugly Man race
Community fund raising details for McCain and Ugly Man campaigns. Dandy Dave Aubrey's date-selling plan failed. campaign totals show low support. Rev. W F Glasgow gains female backing with endorsements from International club and Shutin club. Other nominees include J R Montgomery and Henry Nebeling. nomination fees noted. Local telephones workers plan box supper and sales to fund Morgan. Dimes program set in Security Bank building with polio film In Daily Battle and musical numbers. Oklahoma Kansas football film showings planned with admission as March of Dimes contribution. March of Dimes chain hostesses listed amid social events and book review.
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McCain
Dave Aubrey
Lawton
Northwest Kiwanis Club
Lawton Kiwanis Club
Rev
W. F
Bill
Glasgow
L. Ergan
Morgan
New
Emerson Auditorium
March of Dimes
Walter Crosby
Robert Yates
Glen Fuqua
Mesdames K. V. Rhoads
Vic Schwarz
Clifton Gramling
Bob Tucker
Oscar Chandler
Curtis Pennington
Edward Layton
Bill Schrader
Army Ordnance Corps Largest Army Technical Service
The Army Ordnance Corps is the largest of the Army seven technical services. It employs more than 16 000 military and civilian staff at over 100 installations across the United States.
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Army Ordnance Corps
Army
United States
4-H Award Honors Reid for Eight Years of 4-H Work
Lowry of Lawton C. R. Anthony Co will present the gold C R Anthony medal to Miss Reid for eight years of 4 H record book work totaling 78 projects She excelled in school home life sports and music and led county 4 H club federation as president She was county dress review winner in 1951 and placed in the state roundup Miss Reid presides at achievement day in January The Anthony firm expands its state awards from two scholarships to five four for white youths and one for a Negro youth to Langston University and four to Oklahoma A M for boys and girls alike
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Anthony Company
Oklahoma A
Langston University
County Resident Charged With Permitting Stray Horse
Joe Perez of Lawson area was charged in city court with permitting a horse to run loose. Complainant Mrs. B. V. Pruitt of 1910 S. Sixth notes the horse has been prowling a south Lawton residential area and rubbing on houses, police chief N. C. Adair says.
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Joe Perez
Lawson
B. V. Pruitt
S. Sixth
N. C. Adair
Lawton
Eisenhower’s Inauguration Opens His Presidency
The article recounts Eisenhower’s swearing in with Truman present as the transfer of power from New Deal to Fair Deal ends. It describes the parade, crowds in Washington, prayers, and a weather forecast, noting the new president’s call for peace, freedom, integrity, and prosperity and the first live national television coverage.
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Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Truman
White House
Capitol
Washington
Weather Bureau
Parade detail marks inaugural procession through capital streets
The parade featured President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower in a Cadillac with Sen. Bridges, Vice President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon, and various officials. State and historical floats highlighted states Delaware to New York, Georgia to Alaska, with themes from Caesar Rodney to Augusta, plus a creamery scene. The day’s highlight was the Army’s 85-ton atomic cannon, the longest float or piece of equipment in the lineup.
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U. S. Army
3Rd Infantry
Secret Service
Eisenhower
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Congressional Committee
Nixon
Sen. Welker
Ridaho
House
Rep
Martin
R-Mass
Welker
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Justice Vinson
Vinson
Kansas
Georgia
Augusta
Vermont
New York
Indiana
Purdue Glee Club
Michigan
Texas
Denison
District of Columbia
Idaho
Alaska
Army
Soviet U S Pilots Have Daily Duels Over Northern Japan
American Maj. Gen. Delmar T. Spivey described tense daily exchanges between U S and Russian jet pilots over Northern Japan. He noted Russian airfields on Sakhalin and the Kuriles are within seconds of Hokkaido, with alarms triggering US air defenses.
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I Ae Cc. Barnard
Tokyo
Japan
U. S
Delmar T. Spivey
Spivey
U. S. Central Air Defense Zone
Kansas City
Sakhalin
Kurile Islands
Hokkaido
Soya Straits
Former Saddle Mountain Man Undergoes Surgery On Coast
Mrs. Orbin Henson learns her brother Boone Worley, a former Saddle Mountain resident and World War II veteran, is in a San Francisco hospital after shrapnel wounds left him partially paralyzed. The Hensons also report son Raymond, an airman first class on the Philippines, has returned from a Mandalay sightseeing trip with a friend.
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Saddle Mountain
Orbin Henson
Boone Worley
San Francisco
Calif
Hensons
Raymond
Philippines
Mandalay
House Roads Bill Advances With Little Debate
Oklahoma City January 20 The House Roads and Highways Committee quickly approved the Senate backed $7 million emergency road construction bill and sent it to the Appropriations Committee for a cautious review. One vote against, no public hearing, as supporters say the project fits a broader $94 million state road plan led by Senator Raymond Gary.
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Oklahoma City
House Roads and Highways Committee
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Lucien Spear
D-Hugo
Jean Pazoureck
del Reno
W. H. Langley
Dstilwell
Highway Department
Treasury
Raymond Gary
Inaugural speech draws mixed reactions from lawmakers
Reaction quotes show Rep Gross criticizing generalities and seeking specifics, while Sen Johnson hails the speech as a dignified articulation of national dreams. Both note anticipation of a concrete program to guide the country through forthcoming challenges.
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Gross
Iowa
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Johnson
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