Eisenhower Tracks Must Legislation Across Congress
Washington July 27 UP Backstairs at the White House says President Eisenhower closely monitors the progress of administration must legislation in Congress. Maj. Gen. Wilton B. Persons aids maintain 21 by 3 foot charts for reorganizations, appropriations, and general bills with columns for House Senate and The President. A slash marks potential action and an X confirms approval.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Congress
Wilton B. Persons
House
Senate
Reorganization Plans Show Xs Except Aid Bill
The reorganization plan chart and the appropriation bill chart are mostly marked with x's. The foreign aid money bill remains the principal exception, with two general bills still lacking x marks or clear administration support. Postal rate hikes immigration quotas and other key legislation also lack progress.
Eisenhower Receives Grip-Conforming Golf Club Grips
President Eisenhower has new grip conforming golf club grips installed. He says the design keeps his hands in the right place at all times.
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Eisenhower
President in Glasses Delays Golf Drive at Quantico
The President, pictured at Quantico, Va., without steel-rim Army-issue spectacles, told photographers he must wear them to see the ball when asked to hit a drive. He retrieved his glasses and finished with them on.
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Quantico
White House Golf Group Keeps Eisenhower A Secret
Senator Prescott Bush and Charles Spofford drove to the White House gate and asked a guard to send their clubs to the President's limousine. They then joined President Eisenhower for a round at Burning Tree, illustrating how some companions slip the secrecy.
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Eisenhower
Prescott Bush
Charles Spofford
Burning Tree
Truce Signing Lifts Secrecy on Korean Talks Details
After two months of secret sessions a Korean armistice was signed. Key points include freeing about 12 700 prisoners 3313 American 8186 Korean and 922 British and Indian troops policing repatriation in the demilitarized zone. The demarcation line was slightly revised and top commanders did not sign due to safety fears.
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India
U. N
Kumsong Bulge
Panmunjom
Putting The Bite On The Boss Harrowing Tale
Hal Boyle humorously chronicles a tense payroll dilemma as Jones tries to negotiate a raise with the feared boss Mr. Squash. The office drama ends with a unexpectedly favorable raise and a wife’s plan for the future.
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. Cora Hall in Apache
Mrs. Cora Hall 57 died at home in Apache after a long illness. Born May 29 1896 in Sheridan Arkansas she married W H Hall March 17 1950 Texarkana. They moved to Apache 1950. Services Monday at Crews Funeral Home conducted by Rev O C Edwards burial Fairview Cemetery. Survived by husband stepdaughter three sisters and five brothers. Bearers listed.
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Cora Hall
Sheridan
Ark
W. H. Hall
Texarkana
Crews Funeral Home
O. C. Edwards
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Dekalb
Walter Campbell
Jim Rice
Ben Ballard
G. Woods
Alva Gill
A. Willis
Sand Springs Takes Orphans
Six Checotah children, orphaned when their mother Lucile Sanders was strangled in a washing machine wringer accident, were admitted yesterday to the Sand Springs Home founded in 1907 by Charles Page. The children aged 4 to 16 are ages 4 to 16.
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Sand Springs
Okla
Checotah
Charles Page
Lucile Sanders
800 MiGs Placed As Sure Kills In Korean War
Seoul reports Allied warplanes destroyed or damaged 1 730 Communist MIG jets during the Korean War. The 5th Air Force notes two confirmed MIG destructions and one probable on the war’s last day, boosting total claims to 800 shot down, 126 probably destroyed, and 784 damaged. Sabre losses by ground fire or other causes are not listed.
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Seoul
5Th Air Force
Sunday Beer Suit Date Set
Oklahoma City Altus police chief Clint Brake filed a response with the state Criminal Court of Appeals in a case challenging a new law allowing cities to ban Sunday beer sales. James Higgs, Altus filling station operator, argues for release arguing the law is invalid. Blake, the court’s respondent, says he acted under a valid Altus ordinance when Higgs was arrested. The court set for argument on Wednesday.
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Oklahoma City
Clint Brake
Altus
State Criminal Court of Appeals
James Higgs
Higgs
Blake
High
Soul Searching After Korean War Armistice Echoes
United Press analysis notes that while the Korean war ends, soul searching begins over 150000 American heartaches and about 15 billion dollars. The piece discusses hopes for world peace, cautions from Eisenhower and General Clark, and the danger of a renewed Communist threat with North Korea airfield ambitions unimpeded.
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Phil Newsom
United Press
United States
Korea
Panmunjom
Eisenhower
State Drops Bars On Swine Trading
OKLAHOMA CITY hogs moved into the city stockyards for the first time since vesicular exanthema outbreak last August. Previously the market had been closed to stockers and feeders or all swine as diseased animals prompted suspension in trading last week.
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Oklahoma City
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH powder to secure upper and lower dentures for a firmer, more comfortable fit. It claims no gummy taste, no sour or pasty feel, is alkaline, and helps control denture odor. Available at any drug store.
Air Force Vet on FBI Most Wanted List for 1951 Slaying
George William Krendich, a 29 year old World War II air force veteran, is sought for the strangulation murder of an Akron Ohio woman. The FBI added him to its ten most wanted fugitives list after the victim was seen with a male companion on April 22 1951.
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Akron
Ohio
FBI
George William Krendich
Bracken County
Krendich
Robert Current
Current
Omaha
Neb
Cincinnati
New Non surgical Hemorrhoid Cure Promises Relief
A New York Special reports science has found Bio Dyne based preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids and stops bleeding without surgery. Doctors observe quick pain relief and shrinking maintained over months in 10 to 20 year cases. Priced at 98 cents a tube with applicator. money back if not satisfied.
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New York, N. Y
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