Indo China Truce Won't Bring Full Peace To World
The Associated Press notes that even with the Indo China truce the world remains far from peace. Conflicts persist across North Africa Tunisia Kenya Malaya and Palestine while Korea peace terms await signing and past wars echo in recent history.
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Mussolini
Somaliland
Hitler
Poland
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
Truman
North Africa
France
Tunisia
Kenya
Malaya
Korea
Palestine
U S Warns Against Any Truce Violation
In Geneva the United States warned signatories of Indo China armistice agreements it would view any revival of aggression violating the accords with grave concern and as a serious threat to international peace and security. The U S repeated it would not use force to disturb the agreements and signaled a security pact plan for the region.
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Geneva
United States
Walter Bedell Smith
Group To Discuss Wheat Marketing Quota Referendum
A meeting of the men who will supervise the wheat marketing quota referendum in Comanche county will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at the City-County Health Inst. Bill Sieg and Elbert Wolf will lead the effort as election organizers. A referendum committee of three farmers from each polling place will serve as election officials, and the 30 volunteers will receive ballots, forms, and instructions for the 1955 crop vote.
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Comanche County
Bill Sieg
ASC
Elbert Wolf
Two Lawton Sailors Return Home From Far Eastern Duty
Two Lawton men in Destroyer Division 341 have returned to port aboard the USS Heermann after completing a Far Eastern cruise around the world. Seaman Olen R. Hughes and damage control fireman C. J. Stricklin, son of Mr and Mrs C H Stricklin, Lawton, served during the tour.
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Lawton
Destroyer Division 341
Newport
R. L
Heerman
Olen R. Hughes
C. J. Stricklin
C. H. Stricklin
Youth Shoots Dad To Protect Mother
In Oklahoma City on July 21 an 11-year-old construction worker named Frankie Lee Shinn admitted shooting his father Wilford Calvin Shinn after he allegedly threatened his mother. The elder Shinn was wounded and expected to recover while the mother had filed for divorce. Police indicated no charges were likely, citing self defense, with reports to be sent to the county attorney for decision.
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Oklahoma City
Frankie Lee Shinn
Wilford Calvin Shinn
Ted Baughman
Oklahoma
Billy the Jaycee Goat Inherits Fortune At Bank
Marlin Keathley delivered Billy the Jaycee goat to Henry Weddle at Security Bank and Trust Co. as a surprise heir. Weddle kept the goat until Billy brings several new Junior Chamber of Commerce members. Billy Paul Galyon relocated due to neighbor complaints. Ewing Gafford was the first honored guest.
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Billy
Henry Weddle
Security Bank and Trust Co
Marlin Keathley
Weddle
Jaycee
Little Billy
Chamber of Commerce
Billy Paul Galyon
Ewing Gafford
Re-registration on Election Day steps outlined
Voters seeking re registration on election day must show proof of prior registration. If unavailable, proof can be obtained at the election board office in the county courthouse. Re registration must be completed with the precinct registrar on election day.
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Pauline Joyner
Election Board
Joyner
P. S. Cox
County Church Schedules Revival
Rev Clif ford Wells of Grandfield First Baptist will evangelize at Maple Grove Baptist revival July 25 to August 1. Two services daily at 10 am and 8 pm. Maple Grove sits eight miles south and two miles west of here. Rev Watson, graduate of Oklahoma Baptist University, is a native of Grandfield.
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Indiahoma
Clifford Wells
First Baptist Church
Grandfield
Maple Grove
Secens
Maple Grove Baptist Church
Here
Watson
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
Sheriff Probes Burglary at Harvey Newman Home
The sheriff's office investigates a Tuesday night burglary at the Harvey Newman residence one mile east of Cache. Entry occurred through the south door and a wife’s dress and a license tag for a half-ton pickup were stolen.
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Sheriff's Office
Harvey Newman
Cache
Newman
Hospital News Items Admitted and Dismissed Across Town
Hospital notices list multiple patients by name and age in three districts. Entries include medical and surgical diagnoses, newborns, and parental details with addresses in Norman region, Fort Sill and Kiowa areas, noting admissions and dismissals as recorded.
Grass fire at Fort Sill Indian School damages acres
A small grass fire burned six or seven acres at Fort Sill Indian School yesterday. Lawton firemen extinguished the blaze before major damage occurred.
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Fort Sill
Lawton
City Girl Has Big Treat On Birthday Snowball Fight
Judy Lock celebrated her 11th birthday with 16 guests at 1914 Ash in Lawton. Her mother froze 40 or 50 snow bales last winter and the kids enjoyed a July snowball fight before the heat melted them quickly.
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City Girl
Judy Lock
Ash
Lawton
Judy
Oscar Lock
City Teacher Completes Work For BS Degree At OCW
Martha Raines a faculty member at B. C. Swinney school last year is finishing summer work at Oklahoma College for Women to obtain a bachelor of science in elementary education. She already holds a teaching certificate and is completing remaining hours in her major.
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OCW
Martha Raines
B. C. Swinney School
Oklahoma College For Women
Pistol Charge Fined Lawton Man Pleads Guilty
Ben Porter, a Lawton resident, pleaded guilty to pointing a pistol at John Wright, a city dump employee. He was fined $50 and costs by Judge John Pete Fullerton in city court.
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Ben Porter
Lawton
John Wright
City Dump Employe
John Pete Fullerton
City
City Man Faces Assault Charge
Sime signed the complaint after coming to the county attorney's office with blood on his face and clothing. He said Kleeman attacked him when he refused to buy a vacuum cleaner. Homer R. King reported Kleeman followed him after he left a tavern and began the fight.
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Kleeman. Smith
Homer R. King
Sime
Redman
Kleeman
King
Meningitis Victim In Fair Condition
Corbett Harold Hallbrook six, son of Mr and Mrs W L Hallbrook of Sterling, diagnosed Tuesday as a meningitis case, was listed in fair condition today. He was Comanche county's first meningitis patient this year and had been in critical condition Tuesday.
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Corbett Harold Hallbrook
W. L. Hallbrook
Sterling
Young Hallbrook
Comanche County
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