Senate Battles Over Atomic Energy Bill Near End of Session
The Senate fights to pass the administration's atomic energy bill after days of nonstop debate led by Sen Knowland. Morse and other Democrats challenge changes to the 1946 act, seeking broader sharing of peaceful nuclear information and industry access.
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Fo Marlow
Senate
Sen
Knowland
California
Sen. Morse
Oregon
House
Capitol
Congress
United States
Russia
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis Strauss
AEC
Police Softballers Arrest Foes Star During Rainout
Miami police team halted a game after Detective W. W. Watson arrested Louis Leon Shields 20 on Army AWOL charges from Fort Jackson F. C. Shields, the Edison Center League’s leading hitter, was taken on request of military police as rain stopped the first inning.
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Miami Fla.r
Miami Police Department
Star Balter
W. W. Watson
Louis Leon Shields
Fort Jackson
Hal Boyle on secretaries as wives training grounds
Hal Boyle argues wives should come from the office, praising secretaries as practical, thrifty partners. He lists nine traits from a secretary that make her ideal, cites space consultant Jerry Wald, and urges bachelors to marry their secretaries before bosses do.
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Ce York
Ttan
America
Wttenead
Jerry Wald
Art Metal Construction Co
Alabama
Wald
Tulsa
Los Angeles
New York
Tillman County 4-H Camp Set
Tillman County 4-H club camp will run three days starting Monday at Quartz Mountain Park twenty miles north of Altus. County agent Laxton Malcom announced with aides Auba Wilson Kittie Johnston and Maurita Green directing. Capacity is just over 100 with reservations due Tuesday. Bill Schumacher of the Oklahoma Fish and Game Commission will attend one day.
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Tipton
Tillman County
Quartz Mountain Park
Altus
Laxton Malcom
Malcom
Auba Wilson
Kittie Johnston
Maurita Green
Bill Schumacher
Oklahoma Fish and Game Commission
Grandfield FFA Holds Parleys
Grandfield FFA members host weekly Monday meetings at 5 p.m. in the old high school vocational building led by agriculture instructor William E. Brown. Plans include tours of the Wichita Mountains, trips to Anadarko for the Indian Fair, possible Gulf coast and Rocky Mountain excursions, and inviting fathers and ninth graders to join.
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Grandfield
Grandfield Future Farmers of America
Vocational Agricultural
William E. Brown
FFA
Wichita Mountains
Anadarko
Gulf Coast
Rocky Mountains
Carlsbad Caverns
Oklahoma
Sunray Completes Tillman Producer in Oklahoma Pool
Sunray Oil Corporation completed its third oil producer in the Northwest Trimne pool Tillman County southern Oklahoma The No 1 Alexander SE SE NW Sec 3 3S 19W yields 115 barrels daily on 1 1 2 inch choke with 115 psi tubing pressure The Sunray well is a west offset to the field discovery well drilled to 5070 feet and perforated 4968-77 and 4996-5003 The company holds additional acreage in the area.
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Tulsa
Okla
Sunray Oil Corporation
Tillman County
Oklahoma
Alexander
Sunray
Man Carries $10,000 Ambergris Find In Suitcase
Springfield, July 23 Walter Thayer, an upholsterer from Corpus Christi, has carried a 20 pound lump of ambergris found ashore from the Gulf of Mexico in his suitcase for over a year. He believes its value could reach 15000 dollars but struggles to find a buyer as perfume makers seek substitutes. He intends to wait for a top offer from a dealer studying a sample.
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Springfield
Ill
Walter Thayer
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Thayer
Corpus Christi
Pade Island
St. Mary's University At
San Antonio
Four Forfeit Bonds For Water Wasting
Four water wasters forfeited $6 bonds in municipal court yesterday. Clyde Thompson, Lindsey Barnett, Jack A Clark, and Mrs A C Shelton forfeited their six dollar bonds. A charge against a resident of the 1900 block Ozman was dismissed by municipal judge Don Fisher. Two persons forfeited $60 bonds for possession running a joint and maintaining a nuisance. John Langley and M C Taylor were the offenders.
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Clyde Thompson
Irwin
Lindsey Barnett
Gore
Jack A. Clark
Ash
A. C. Shelton
Arlington
Don Fisher
John Langley
M. C. Taylor
Mosquito Produces Vast Offspring in Single Year
A female mosquito can generate about 159.857 billion offspring in one year, illustrating exponential reproductive potential and rapid population growth in vector species.
Flint Red Cross Reach Agreement On Fundraising Ties
Flint Red Feather Fund and Genesee County Chapter of the American Red Cross announce a "complete agreement" on future fundraising. The accord follows a dispute over relief money from the June 1953 Flint tornado, with both groups agreeing to continue basic policies and the Red Cross remaining a beneficiary in Red Feather drives.
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Flint, Mich
Flint Red Feather Fund
Genesee County
The
American Red Cross
Flint
E. Roland Harriman
National Red Cross
Red Cross
Red Feather Fund
Red Feather
W. Osmund Kelly
Reg Feather
Charles Black
County Red
Grove to Meet in Regular Forest Woodmen Circle Assembly
Regular meeting of Supreme Forest Woodmen circle grove No. 9 is set for 8 p m at the American Legion hall located at Seventh and E. The session will discuss routine grove matters and upcoming community events.
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Supreme Forest Woodmen
American Legion Hall
Seventh and
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Farmers Lumber Company
Grandfield Ffa
Tillman
Southwestern Radio & Sound
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Hewett
Hood-Donley Agency
Buck Cook
Charities and Corrections
State Reformatory
Oklahoma Public School System
State Penitentiary
Granite Reformatory
Pol. Adv
Fog Service Co
Oer Fog Service Clean
McCord’s
Jewel
Zale's
Rao
Neer A
Sale Jewelry Company
C.C
KODAK
Duaflex
K. V. “Tink” Rhodes
Democrat
Comanche County
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