Plans Forming For Hunting Horse Scout District Year
Big plans take shape for the Hunting Horse Boy Scout district with Charley Wade guiding district offices. A top committee leads from Col. Harold Liebe to D. A. Givens, with Joe Harbour as district scout executive. Activities include a pushmobile race, kite fly, citizenship day, and winter camping in the Wichita Mountains. The district covers Cotton and Comanche counties with about 700 Cub Scouts, 500 Boy Scouts, 350 Senior Scouts, and numerous adult leaders across Lawton and Fort Sill.
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Hunting Horse Boy Scout
Charley Wade
Harold Liebe
Bennie Stephens
Royce B. Means
Jack Carter
Alvin G. Ludrick
Peyton Hurst
D. A. Givens
Percy Givens
Ross Porter
Joe Harbour
Cotton
Comanche County
Lawton
Wichita Mountains
Fort Sill
National Scouting Movement
Hunting Horse Boy Scout District Executive Committee
Texan Is Killed In Durant Crash
Nick John Rosate a 53 year old San Antonio Tex was killed in a two vehicle collision three miles south of Durant on U S 69 Friday Kenneth L Walton 15 of Denison Tex was critically injured Walton s car reportedly slid off the highway then back onto the road before striking Rosates car Walton was listed in critical condition at Durant hospital His sister Betty Louise 17 escaped with minor injuries
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Durant
Okla
Nick John Rosate
San Antonio Tex
Kenneth L. Walton
Denison
Tex
U. S. 69
Rosate
Oklahoma
Bill Squires
Walton
Durant Hospital
Betty Louise
Eisenhower signs renewal bill for veteran term insurance
President Eisenhower signed a law to automatically renew government term insurance for ex servicemen of World War I World War II or Korea every five years at increasing rates. The renewal occurs without a new application when the current term ends.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Korea
Control Of Seas Must In Any War With Russia Says Admiral
At Quantico Navy chief designate Admiral Carney warned the United States must retain sea control in any potential war with Russia to avoid losing the conflict, highlighting the Soviet submarine threat. Air chief Gen Twining argued both nations are highly vulnerable to air attack, with air power as key deterrent and potential punisher. President Eisenhower attended sessions with Defense Secretary Wilson observing. Talbott and Anderson kept quiet on interservice feuds while golfers and a secret score added light notes to the trip.
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Russia
Quantico Marine Base
Robert B. Carney
Navy
United States
Nathan Twining
Ing
Wilson
Air Force
Harold Talbott
Hoyt Vandenberg
Talbott
Robert Anderson
Army
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Washington
Czech Family Fled West in Clever Armored Car
A home made armored car breached the Iron Curtain near Wald Muenchen in Bavaria, carrying eight people to safety. The Czech mechanic from Pilsen, his wife and two children, two Czech soldiers and two civilians escaped after two years of scrap-iron assembly, camouflaged with foliage. The border patrol, initially mistaking it for a tank, stood by as the vehicle rammed through barbed wire to freedom.
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Munich
Germany
Wald-Muenchen
Eee
Bavaria
Asyum
Pilsen
Kefauver urges probe of Federal Barge sale
Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee urged the Senate Commerce Committee to investigate the sale of the Federal Barge Lines to determine if the public interest was protected. He called for a review of the transaction and potential safeguards for workers and taxpayers.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Commerce Committee
Italian Premier Faces Confidence Vote In Assembly
Rome reports Premier Alcide De Gasperi faces a confidence test as Communist Socialist opposition maneuvers threaten his eighth postwar government. With 265 CD votes and 45 allied or non supporting seats, a majority in the 560-seat chamber seems unlikely, though leftist tactics may alter the outcome.
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Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Christian Democratic
de Gasperi
Chamber of Deputies
Paese Sera
Christian Democrats
Former Lebanon Minister Felled By Assassin Bullet
Mohamed Abboud, former finance minister and parliamentary candidate, died from bullet wounds after an assassin shot him Thursday. Abboud’s rival in the campaign, former Cabinet Minister Sulieman Ali, is being held in connection with the slaying.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Mohamed Abboud
Abboud
Sulieman Ali
Ike Says East German Red Regime Defunct
President Eisenhower denounced the East German regime as bankrupt and predicted its eventual liquidation. He urged free elections and a free all German government unifying the country while supporting the European Defense Community. He outlined five key observations from Eastern Germany events.
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Quantico
Eisenhower
Red
East Germany
Adenauer
West Germany
Germany
European Defense Community
France
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Moscow
Turfan Province Sinkiang Sinks 427 Feet Below Sea Level
In western China the Turfan low mood of Sinkiang province lies 427 feet below sea level.
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Turfan
Sinkiang Province
China
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Yugoslavia
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Charles E. Wilson
Kefauver
Acme Fence Company
Checker Cab
Checker Way
Eugene L. Bowman
Johns-Manville
S. 6Th
Ike
Bervv
Pete
Welch Oil Company
Lee
Brigham Young
C. Brigham Young Agency
Koehler Bldg
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United Start
Pollars
Gale
CTU
Sealy
Crecf Ee Ad Perrae
Sprague’s Furniture Mart
Carter
Sinclair
C Ave
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