Joe Must Go Club recalls failure to gain signatures
The group failed to obtain the 403 904 legally required petitioners to recall Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin. Club officers praised the strong response and pledged to continue study of a future recall, noting the effort showed anti McCarthy sentiment but did not guarantee a recall election.
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Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Killers Charged in Slayings Linked to Roche
Roche faced arraignment on murder charges for the killings of Rosa Chronik and taxi driver Alex Jablonka. Police cited that he also admitted to the fatal stabbings, with hearings set for June 21. Investigators noted prior arrests and a period in a Monticello institution.
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Roche
Rosa Chronik
Alex Jablonka
Seaeret
Monticello
Hospital News Items From Southwestern Ramutte Area
A list of hospital notices mentions numerous births and medical events. Entries include new arrivals such as sons born to Clark in Andrews and Beat in Ty, plus several births in Walters and Anadarko. Surgeries and discharges are noted for multiple patients including Mrs. H A Webster and Mrs. Charles Baker.
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William Clark
Til Andrews
Charles Beat
Francis Azlin
Fervis
Baughman
J. ‘A. Baughman
Geronimo
Paul Espinoza
Wichita Falls
Michael Marlow
Cel Oe
Luther Marlow
Paul Martinez
Gore
Stephenson
Taft
Es ‘Taylor
Sharon Kay White
L.J. White
Eldorado
Harry Gallup
Bismarck
Mier
J. I. Tipton
Logan urges repeal of prohibition with county based controls
Logan attacks widespread bootlegging across the state and calls for repealing prohibition while enacting strict whisky industry rules. He supports laws banning Sunday sales, under 21 purchases, on premise and package sales, and sales by discreet individuals, with counties adopting stricter measures by vote. He campaigns in Edmond, Stillewater, Cushing and other towns.
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Logan
Peterson
Oaes
Oklahoma
Edmond
Cathey Stillewater
Cushing
Drum Hominy
Pawhuska
Bai Bartlesville
Nowata
Miami
Wagoner
Tahlequah
Stilwell
Besizare
Cheeta
Henryetta
Children count rises in county school census
The 1954 report shows 12,489 children, up from 11,670 last year. It records 10,443 families, with 9,774 families in 1953. District tallies include Bishop 43, Pleasant Valley 80, Hillside 24, Prairie Lea 27, Mt.
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Bishop
Pleasant Valley
Hillside
Prairie Lea
Housing costs surge as replacement values rise 1945 to today
An item by Roy Chaianda of St. Louis shows replacement costs have nearly doubled since 1945. A $5,000 home would be about $9,000 today. furniture once $3,000 to replace. clothing insured value rises to around $2,060. Fortune magazine predicts a steady housing boom through 1955 59 and beyond, with 1 400 000 units annually and a shift in the 1960s as postwar births reach marriageable age. Factors driving the rise include unexpected need forming families higher incomes lower costs and easier financing.
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Roy ‘Chaianda
St. Louis
Midwest
Fortune Magazine
U. S
Scientists Quit in Protest of Probe
A group of atomic scientists from Chicago says about a dozen top researchers are resigning from Fort Monmouth radar laboratories in New Jersey in protest of security charges against colleagues. The Atomic Scientists of Chicago call the resignations a serious repercussion of recent investigations.
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Chicago
Cuo
Fort Monmouth
N. J
The
Atomic Scientists of Chicago
Military Housing Program Urged by Defense Department
The Defense Department proposed building 25 000 housing units for military personnel and their families at an estimated cost of 380 million dollars. Assistant Secretary Franklin G Fleete told the House Services Committee that a top grade identity for non commissioned officers would be entitled to quarters by permanent legislation. He said local community support and nearby privately owned housing would be considered if it is within a 30 minute commute and cost comparable to quarters allowances.
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Washington
Defense Department
Franklin G. Fleete
Defense
House Services' Committee
Court rules FPC has jurisdiction over interstate natural gas rates
The Supreme Court upholds FPC authority over Phillips Petroleum and interstate gas rates. Justice Minton writes the Natural Gas Act covers wholesalers. dissenting Justice Clark warns of federal state regulatory clashes. The piece notes related traffic injuries in Oklahoma in April.
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Ducer
Clark
Congress
Federal Power Commission
Commission
Phillips’ Rates
U. S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Philips
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Michigan
Detroit
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Wayne County
Mich
Phillips
High Tribunal
Minton
FPC
Court of Appeals
Rot
Oklahoma City Markets Report Keeps Prices Steady
Oklahoma City market notes show butter steady with wholesale prices unchanged and various noontime quotes for wheat and poultry. Livestock demand remains steady to higher with cattle and hogs trading moderately, and sheep lamb values easing slightly amid farm deliveries and regional price variations.
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Oklahoma City
USDA
Ena Beichern
City Driver Fined On Two Charges
William R Newsom 2 of Lawton was fined 15 dollars and costs for a stop sign violation and 10 dollars and costs for another offense. Peace Justice Marvin Cameron imposed the penalties after the traffic incidents cited by patrolmen.
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William R. Newsom
Lawton
Marvin Cameron
Newsom
Wis
Jewsom
Trolmen
Vietminh Advance Pressured Western Delta Fronts
Vietminh forces armed with rockets and heavy guns moved toward the delta’s defense lines from the northwest and west after Dien Bien Phu. French reports say Vietminh pincers bend toward Hanoi from Phu Tho and Son Tay, with attacks on delta defense posts and sabotaged communications. American supplied French bombers hit rebel bases as negotiators fear Viet Nam’s partition at Geneva. An agricultural note records average wheat yields of 47 bushels per acre on a two acre tract.
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Henri Navarre
Dien Bien Phu
High Command
Delta
Phu Tho
Ins Rep
Hanoi
Vietminh
Son Tay
Hoa ‘Binh
Black River
Ninh Binh
Vietmam
Phu Ly
Wheat harvest advances through Oklahoma fields
Farmers in southwestern Oklahoma expect all wheat to be cut by midweek as harvest begins in Kingfisher Enid and nearby areas. Some showers near Lawton and Snyder threaten progress while counties report varying completion rates from 35 to 65 percent. Dry winds speed up work in several districts despite slower pace in others. The best yield so far is reported near Altus by Dr. R. H. Fox.
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Chattanooga
Oklahoma
Kingfisher
Enid
Areas
Lawton
Snyder
Comanche County
Cotton County
Go County
Edmond
Cleveland County
Norman
Tilman
Jackson
Harmon
Kiowa
Altus
R. H. Fox
School board weighs band relocation and new facilities
The board plans moving the senior high ensemble to the new high school this fall and notes a past summer purchase of instruments. The junior high band now has its own uniforms from older high school stock. Possible separate school cafeteria and warehouse facilities are discussed.
Generals tour Army facilities and aircraft displays
General officers including Lt Col Mar ling visited the Artillery School and Army Aviation school. They viewed aircraft capabilities, toured ranges, and observed a 280mm gun demonstration before visiting tactics and gunnery departments. They depart from Lawton airport at 7 15 p m. In Jersey City Ciccio Serveteo married Anne Fangio at Holy Rosary Church with guests in back rows.
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Ight
Teheran
Boor
Fort Sill
James F. Brittingham
Marvin E. Williams
Guard of Honor
Rage
Marling
Army Aviation School
Department of Materiel
Department of Tactics
Department of Observation, Communications
Lawton
Nersey City
N.J
Anne
Fangio
Servetore Ciccio
Holy Rosary Church
Tesy
Iri
Ieee Cirekaed
Aaa
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