Carnegie Foundations Face Congressional Probe
Carnegie Corporation defended its programs amid a House inquiry into tax exempt foundations. President Charles Dollard rejected claims of malfeasance and argued foundations, though private, bolster American education alongside public funding. He stressed the need to preserve a diverse, strong educational system.
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Rockefeller
Carnegie
Flimsy Disk Could Detect Germ Attack Says Army Chief
Washington reports describe a paperlike disc called millipore a revolutionary germ detection device. Maj. Gen. William M. Creasy notes a very thin filter traps bacteria and identifies them within 15 hours, a sixth of prior time. About 300 filters fit a pocket, replacing bulky glass-plate systems.
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Chemical Warfare Service
William M. Creasy
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Cherokee publisher Waddie Hudson dies in Muskogee
Waddie Hudson, 88, former publisher of the Cherokee Nation official newspaper, died Saturday in Muskogee. He moved to Muskogee 51 years ago and earlier published the bilingual Cherokee Advocate at Tahlequah. Funeral services were set for Monday in a local funeral home and at the Tahlequah mausoleum.
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Okio
Waddie Hudson
Cherokee Indian Nation
Hudson
Tahlequah
Unopposed Army Chief Wins Paraguay Vote For President
SANCION Paraguay Gen Alfredo Stroessner commander of Paraguay s armed forces won hands down in yesterday s presidential election He was Stroessner candidate of the Colorado party Paraguay s only legal political group takes office Aug 15 to fill the unexpired term of Federico Chaves toppled in a revolt last May The term runs until February 1958.
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Border clash costs seven lives amid Gaza fighting
A fresh flare up along the Israel Egypt frontier near Deir Elbalah leaves six Egyptian soldiers dead and one Israeli killed with others wounded. Both sides blame each other as the UN Palestine armistice commission prepares to meet and review the Jerusalem cease fire violations amid reported nine deaths and 52 injuries from the earlier incident.
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Siamese Twin Boy Dies In Separation
Long Beach New York baby boy dies about 12 hours after emergency separation surgery to separate from an undeveloped twin. The infant weighed less than a pound and had no linked vital organs beyond a small connecting vessel. The twins were born late Saturday night to Mrs. Julia Seitz of Cedarhurst, Long Island. An autopsy was planned to determine cause of death.
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Kozma
Lorgan
Julia Seitz
Cederhurst
Long Island
Yesteryears in Comanche County Sheriff and Local Mentions
Ten years ago Rit Gartrel selected Comanche County sheriff. Reunion held at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Kendrick. 20 years ago new city budget of 111787 voted. Oklahoma University campus beauty found dead in Norman. Alfalfa Bill Murray bows out after defeats. 30 years ago Charles W Bryan nominated for vice president. Rev John D Salter to explain plan for church unification. Connerney school organized at Hillside community.
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Roy Inchback
Oklahoma University
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Kiwanis Program
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William Jennings Bryan
John D. Salter
Southern Methodist
Lawton
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Oklahoma City
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Britain Egypt Fail to Reach Suez Agreement
Cairo reports a weekend of intensive British Egyptian talks on the Suez Canal issue ended without agreement on evacuating British troops from the canal zone. Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser spoke for five hours with British Ambassador Sir Ralph Stevenson and then refused to discuss negotiations with reporters.
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Egypt
Suez Canal
Canal Zone
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ralph Stevenson
General Collier Takes Over U S First Corps
Maj. Gen. John H. Collier to assume command of the U S First Corps tomorrow in Seoul. Collier, former commander of the armored center at Fort Knox, succeeds Lt. Gen. Ben Bryan Jr., who becomes superintendent of the U S Military Academy at West Point.
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Ft. Knox
Ben Bryan Jr
Bryan
West Point
Eisenhower pushes action as Congress nears end of session
The 1954 session moves into its final three weeks with President Eisenhower pressing Congress for stronger antisubversive action. Talks focus on onetime immunity for witnesses, wiretap use in national security cases, and penalties for spies. Senate and House consider bills on espionage, punishment for infiltrated groups, and executive authority to bar spies in emergencies.
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Brownell awaits Army report before probing Sen McCarthy
Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr said the Justice Department waits for the Army to finish its McCarthy case before pursuing charges over alleged secret FBI information. He noted the officer who obtained the documents remains missing and could be the key witness. Brownell also said the department is examining the Army McCarthy hearing for perjury, and denied planning to destroy McCarthy in a January strategy meeting.
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Wife Testifies Against Mate In Killing Trial
In Allegan Michigan Dr Kenneth B Small a Detroit dentist stands accused of first degree murder in the death of Jules Lack a New York manufacturer. The defense says Mrs Edith Small will testify for the prosecution and that Small may plead temporary insanity. Police say he admitted shooting Lack twice with a shotgun at a Memorial Day weekend gathering near Allegan as his wife his rival and four others stayed at a summer home.
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Farmer Drowned In Deep Water Well Near Agra
CHANDLER Ohio July 12 UP A 36 year old Lincoln county farmer Harold Strain of Agra drowned Sunday in a 20 foot deep well while cleaning it He entered by rope and bucket and was overcome by gas Fire Chief Bill Reynolds Cushing Chief Karl Karouch and firefighter Charles Feaqua pulled him from the shaft but could not revive him He left a wife and three children at the farm one mile west of Agra
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Charles Feaqua
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Northeastern State College grad wins Wall Street Journal award
J. D. Hardgrave Jr., class of 1954 at Northeastern State College Tahlequah, receives the Wall Street Journal student achievement award. The business major is son of Mr and Mrs J D Hardgrave of Muskogee.
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Tahlequah, Okio
J. D. Hardgrave Jr
Northeastern Stat College
Wall Street Journal
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J.D. Hardgrave
Muskogee
Election Incident Sparks Shooting in Fort Gibson
In Fort Gibson Oklahoma a firearm exchange left John Charles Cooper hospitalized with buckshot and glass wounds and W L Bennett jailed on bond after a Sunday incident tied to a local election. Cooper, driven by State Rep Charles Hammers during the primary, brandished a pistol prompting arrest efforts.
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Okla
Fort Gibson
John Charles Cooper
Musogee
R. T. Supert
Cooper
Charles Hammers
Hammer
W. L
Bill) Bennett
Bennett
Bill Bull
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Bull
Paul Gotcher
Arlie Whinnery
Whin
Science Finds Noninvasive Healing Substance
A science report describes a new healing substance that shrinks piles without surgery. The article notes experiments and early findings, mentioning terms like sborine and Expesion, and references sectoid gli exploration as part of the study.
Burst Water Main Triggers Cloudburst in Silver Lake
A heat wave preceded a cloudburst that drenched three homes in the Silver Lake district. City workers halted a geyser from a burst water main that ripped a deep opening in a parkway, soaking floors and chimneys.
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Los Angeles
California
Philip
Kenmore David’. Manns
M. P. Marinas
Silver Lake District
He Found Him Majors Bitten After Dog Bite Chase
Patrolman Carey Baers had tracked a small dog that had bitten a man in Kansas City. The pursued animal finally bit Majors, prompting a rapid response and closure of the incident with the dog secured.
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Carey Baers
Majors
Gentle vegetable laxative promise for constipation relief
For constipation avoid harsh drugs that cause cramps and upset. The ad promotes Dr Caldwell’s laxative with a mail order offer and money back satisfaction, inviting readers to mail a bottle to Box 280.
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