Pastor Blames Reds Not Sole Cause Of Asian Unrest
Dr. Carl E. Bates of Amarillo told the Southern Baptist Pastors Conference in St. Louis that blaming Communists for Asia and Africa unrest is wrong. He warned Europe and America focus on money and nation building ignores moral gaps and looming famine judgments. Other speakers criticized moral decline and the gap between belief and conduct, noting liquor spending outpacing funds for schools and churches.
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ST. Louis
Carl E. Bates
First Baptist Church
Amarillo
Asia
Africa
Bates
Southern Baptist Pastors’ Conference
Southern Baptist Convention
Saeeee
Europe
America
Grady C. Cothen
Oklahoma City
Texas
Sterling Price
University Baptist of
Capital Man Shot In Family Quarrel
Oklahoma City reports a 47 year old Board of Education employee was shot by a son during a family quarrel at home. The shop foreman Carl S Miller was wounded in the lower abdomen and listed in fair condition. His son Turner Miller Jr was arrested for questioning.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Board of Education
Carl S. Miller
Ener
Pike Has Heaviest Travel Over Memorial Holiday
The Turner Turnpike logged its busiest Memorial Day weekend on record with 33,390 vehicles from Friday through Monday. Manager H E Bailey noted Friday's 8,082, followed by 8,135, 8,476, and 8,697 on the subsequent days, surpassing the prior peak set last August during vacation season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
H.E. Bailey
Bailey
Oklahoma City - Tulsa
Air Conditioned Village Opens For Yearlong Study
Austin announces the nation’s first air conditioned village, a 22 home test site in the northwest suburbs. Researchers seek cost data on year round operation for homes around 1200 square feet, with 400 builders attending. The study, backed by the National Association of Home Builders and universities, aims to show practical costs and effects on health, behavior, and homes.
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Austin
Capitol
National Association of Home Builders
University of Texas
Wi Fe
Lost Boy Trashes Police Station In Braintree
A three year old boy was held at Braintree police station for two hours as he dumped police files from drawers pulled teletype out of order and disrupted the telephone system. An officer ordered patrolmen to place the tot in a police cruiser and search for his parents.
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Braintree
Mass
Francis Maguire
Husband feigns drunkenness. wife destroys whisky bottle
In Portland Maine Robert G Forbes 49 testified in divorce court that after a six week marriage he acted drunk to provoke his wife Mildred Forbes. Forbes claimed she struck him in the eye with a whisky bottle in a domestic quarrel.
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Portland
Maine
Robert G. Forbes
Mildred Forbes
Forbes
Damage suit filed for 33662 dollars in Oklahoma court
Iris Joan McLean Cohen sues Jack Howard Duncan for 33662.95 dollars claiming injuries from a May 30 1953 auto crash near Medicine Park. Alleged negligence includes failure to yield, stop, look out, and speeding at SH 49 and Medicine Park cut-off. Plaintiff alleges spine injury arthritis and facial disfigurement.
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Medicine Park
Iris Joan McLean Cohen
Jack Howard Duncan
Lawton
Duncan
Robert A. Hansen
Gasline Transport Truck Destroyed By Fire In Kansas
Meade Kansas report of a transport truck carrying 5400 gallons of gasoline destroyed by fire west of town yesterday. Driver Jeae Geseeageie iver for. 7 Port Co. Enid Oklahoma escaped unharmed.
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Kansas
Mexican Labor Unrest Grows Over Wage Demands
Mexico City June 2 rising labor unrest presses for higher wages to offset peso devaluation. Government workers receive a 10 percent increase while unions seek 44.5 percent across the board as prices rise, sparking talk of strikes if no adjustment is granted. Rigoberto Gonzalez warns of industry work stoppages if salaries stay fixed.
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Mexico City
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Revolutionary Confederation of Farm Workers
CROC
Mexico
Rigoberto Gonzalez
Revolutionary Confederation of Mexican Workers
CROM
Bargain Prices Get Burglar Into Jail
DETROIT police arrested Allen Carr, 94, after housewives in a northwest neighborhood grew suspicious of bargain prices on coffee and cigarettes. Officers found burglary tools including a sledge hammer and drills in Carrs truck along with the merchandise.
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Detroit
Allen Carr
Carr
Langlie to Geneva to attend international labor conference
Langlie, US representative to the International Labour Organization, traveled by airplane on Tuesday with his wife to Geneva, Dennekend to attend a conference from June 2 to 24. The Senate passed and sent the House a bill granting permanent US residence to Romola Nijinski, widow of the dancer, awaiting President Eisenhower's signature to become law.
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Langlie
Geneva
York
Geneve
Dennekend
International Labor Organization
TLO
Senate
Romola Nijinski
United States
Eisenhower
Mexico Moves To Curb Imports Amid Economic Pressures
Mexico acts to curb imports as the devaluation of the peso tightens payments and strains the economy. Officials cite balance of payments pressures and efforts to restore stability, with industry groups watching for potential impact on prices and growth.
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Mexico
Rifle Shot Triggers Basement Fire at Fin House
Firemen report a mattress behind curtains caught fire when a wire was cut by a rifle shot. The blaze started shortly after 10 in the basement of 314 South Third, Fin House, and was confined to the mattress area.
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Fin House
S. Third
Resolved Tollway Project Affects The Thomases
A local notice lists Thomas A and a residential address at 3903 Thomes Avenue regarding a road project numbered 145 765. Public interest stresses potential property impact and displacement timelines, with a forthcoming meeting and contact points for residents seeking details.
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Aurry
Gaxtee
Hubby
RCA Victor
Sauter-Finegan
Rachmaninoff Concerto
Glenn Miller
Hardy Suggs Music Co
D Avenue F
Rhone
E Avenue
Ern
de Heit
Wolverton Electric Co
Eugene L. Bowman
S. 6Th
Southwestern Radio & Sound
4Thee
Pho
BESCO
Builders Equipment & Supply Co
East Gore Lewton, Okichoma
Zwaan
Bollevarn
Bharmacy
Fort Sill Blvd
Bernell Gilbert
Mgr
Lawton’s Prescription Center
Sweetie Pie
Cae
Dinkins & Cook
McKee Company
Ft. Sill Blvd
Ferris Ave
Jack Kytle
Res
TIS “Atham
Realty Company
Liberty Ph
Botkin Agency
Ferris Telephone
Ferris
Woodrow Wilson
Adisson
Stephens Hse
Wreent
Morford Hills
C. J. Constant
J. R
Jimmie) Tomes
Walter M. Smith
Saint Paat Cara General Insurance
C. Schott’s Agency
National Bank
Walters
Okla
Sacrifice
Washateria
D — Reece L. Russell
Realtors
Archie L. Ramming
Reece L. Russell
Porter Bros., Builders
T.R. JW. Res. Ph
Sheridan Addition
Gate 4
South
Claude B. Harned
C. M. Price
Euclid
Eunice
W.K. Chandler
Roy B. Hooper
Koehler
AG. I. Loan
Kinyon
Hoover
Herb Shelton
Jess
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