Kerr Turner Both Charge Smear in Oklahoma Race
In Oklahoma City on June 23 a heated campaign clash sees Roy J Turner and Sen Robert S Kerr exchanging smear accusations. Turner accuses Kerr of spreading slander while Kerr supporters release a Kerr McGee letter denying the charges and defending the firm.
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Oklahoma City
Roy J. Turner
Robert S. Kerr
Turner
Kerr
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries
Kerr-McGee
Kerr. McGee
Army Artillery Officers Redeployed Across Forts and Posts
Army orders list officers from Lt Col to Maj reassigned between Fort Bliss Fort Sill Presidio of San Francisco Carlisle Bks Kilmer and other posts plus reforms to active duty stations and detachments. Several officers are moved to Army Aviation School Fort Sill to Carlisle Blis and to overseas postings including Taipei Formosa and Frankfurt Germany. The reorganizations name numerous Cols and Lt Cols with new sta and assignments at Leavenworth Kilmer Carson McNair and other commands.
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Department of Army
Washington, D. C
John E. Aber
Arty
Ft Belvoir
Presidio of
San Francisco
Robert J. Weeks
4055Th
ASU
Ft Bliss
Stu
Edwin B. Battery
Univ of
Ft Sill
John C. Thorpe
41St FA
Army
Joseph P. Shumate
St Louis
Washington
Robert P. Muir
the Arty Sch
Sill
Ft Leavenworth
W. Freund
Stoneman
Marvin N. Stanford
Monroe
Leavenworth
Harry E. Cox
41St
FA Gp
Kilmer
Roger A. Greene
Sch
Carson
Morris C. Stout
Douglas
Donald F. Kohler
Arty Sch
Benning
William H. Deadwyler
John L. Sullivan Jr
Biss
Claude C. Stewart
Nashville
Ft_Leavenworth
John F. Ryan
William D. Sydnor Jr
Ft Monroe
Assig
Sta Indicated
Robert W. DesJarlais
Ft. Lewis
Thomas M. Constant
Taipei
Formosa
Joseph F. Richards Jr
Harold E. Marr Jr
Army War
Carlisle Bks
Daniel J. Minahan Jr
Washington, DC
George G. O'Connor
Washington DC
Lincoln A. Washington
James W. Guest
Harlan K. Holman
Donald W. Holmberg
Oliver K. Marshall
Wester M. Shultz
Herbert IL Stern
John Co
Barney D. White
McPherson
Kenneth L. Yarnall
Nwc
Lesley J. McNair
Melville B. Coburn
Kermit L. Davis
John J. Duffy
Me Point
Beverley E. Powell
Ft Cambell
Neil M.wallace
Anthonyton Jr
Chester V. Clifton Jr
ROTC
Instr
St Bonaventure
James W
Little Rock
Henry G. Arty
Aiica Ae
Michael Halliday
Ft Blisses
Sena
Yesteryear notes from The Constitution Files
Century old items list plucky local obituaries and events. 1st Lt Ray Pannell killed in action in New Guinea. I D Carpenter drowns at Lake Rush. Mrs J H Crosby elected Lioness president. Heat record of 103 degrees noted. Funeral of Mrs Fuller’s brother in Gainesville. John Thomas Jr to give law school address. Congressman Jed Johnson speaks in Lawton. CMTC drive for members. County singing convention drew 500 attendees. U S France recognition of Russia discussed. TAW club meeting with Lola Woodson.
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Ray
Buddy) Pannell
Ed Pannell
New Guinea
I. D. Carpenter
Oklahoma City
Lake Rush
Charles Adams
Tyler
J. H. Crosby
Lioness Club
Walter Fuller
John Thomas Jr
Arlington
Oklahoma Night Law School
Jed Johnson
Lawton
New York
Madison Square Garden
CMTC
U.S
France
Russia
Lola Woodson
Gore
Eye injuries from atomic blast seen at 40 miles
Four doctors from Randolph Field report that atomic light from Hiroshima type blasts can heat the eye fluid to steam, causing retinal damage up to about 40 miles away in clear night air. Rabbits tested show rapid injury. humans face eclipse burn risks from bright solar events and atomic flashes.
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Ee Ees
San Francisco
School of Aviation Medicine
Randolph Field
Tex
Cal Assa
Victor A. Byrne
J. D. L. Brown
Heinrich W. Rose
Paul A. Gibis
Nevada Desert
All But Four States Accept Segregation Ruling
A United Press survey across 17 southern states finds most ready to accept the Supreme Court ban on school segregation, with Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and South Carolina poised to defy or dodge enforcement while others move to integrate. Florida seeks delays. authorities eye fall actions, building programs face funding and teacher concerns. plans range from voluntary segregation to private schooling subsidies.
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U. S. Supreme Court
The
United Press
AL Kuettner
Atlanta
Supreme Court
South
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Dixie
Florida
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Baltimore
West Virginia
Delaware
Kentucky
Maryland
Missouri
Texas
Virginia
Arkansas
North Carolina
Tennessee
George Bell Timmerman Jr
Herman Talmadge
Wind Blows Silo Creates Quaint Covered Bridge
Fairfield Vermont reports a storm carved a new covered bridge when winds hurled an empty 40 foot silo across a brook 600 feet away. Mrs Donald Reed says the result is a perfect covered bridge in a quaint rural scene.
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Fairfield
Vermont
Donald Reed
ROK Plans War D Day Celebration Parade
South Korea outlines a Friday commemoration marking the fourth anniversary since the start of the conflict. Officials announce demonstrations and parades in Seoul to honor military history and national resilience.
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ROK
Seoul
South Korea
Benson Proves He Can Milk A Cow
Benson toured Pennsylvania State University farm buildings yesterday when a photographer asked him to milk a cow. He agreed, showing calm handling despite the camera.
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Benson
State College
Pennsylvania State
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