Battle likely over McCarthy subcommittee staff shakeup
Sen. McCarthy's return to Washington sets up a clash as Sen. Potter and three Democrats press for a house cleaning of the Army McCarthy subcommittee staff. They call for dismissal of key aides including Roy Cohn and question security clearances for two staffers. McCarthy opposes moves and plans a counterattack.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Houseoe
Subcommittee
Wisconsin
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
Potter
McCarthy
Roy M. Cohn
Defense Department
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Deputies Investigate Three Weekend Burglaries Near Sterling
Sheriff Everett Hale and deputies probed three burglaries over the weekend. Items stolen from J. M. Weaver’s barn two miles west of Sterling included pump jack, propane container, tires, saddles, bridles, ropes, an emasculator, and a vacuum needleer. Burglaries also hit Maloy Grocery at Cache and an electric motor was stolen from an oil pump lease northeast of Lawton.
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Everett Hale
Sterling
J. M. Weaver
Carl Phillips
Maloy
Cache
Hale
Ralph Farrar
Roosevelt
Lawton
Farrar
Crippa Takes Senate Oath for Wyoming Interim Term
Ed Ted Crippa, a 55 year old Wyoming businessman and Republican national committeeman, to take the Senate oath to fill the late Lester Hunt's term. He plans no reelection when his interim expires January 5, 1955, and vows to support the Eisenhower administration and Wyoming interests.
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Washington
Wyoming
Ted) Crippa
Lester C. Hunt
Wayne Morse
Ore
Crippa
GOP
Senate
C. J. Rogers
Rock Springs
Republican Party
Hospital News Items Kiowa and area births and admissions
Numerous admissions and births are listed from Kiowa and nearby towns. Patients from Cache Fletcher and other towns are treated for medical and surgical needs. Dismissals include several patients. births noted at hospitals and at home.
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Richard Bread
Cache
Florene Stephenson
White Parker
Fletcher
Margaret Jefferson
Kingston
Sesrenia Raton
Kiowa Indian Hospital
Tobias Robbles
Hoover
Donald Wermy
Widow's lurid confession kept secret in murder case
Amesbury Massachusetts June 28 27 year old Mrs Lorain Clark confessed to killing her husband amid lurid revelations of love affairs and monthly wife swapping parties. Essex County District Attorney Hugh A Cregg said the complete confession would not be released to protect her three children. The April 10 slaying of Melvin W Clark Jr was premeditated and vicious following a quarrel over her alleged interest in other men. Mrs Clark was to undergo psychiatric tests and remains in custody without bail for a September grand jury appearance. Debris of Clark body found in a West Newbury marsh on Palm Sunday after divorce papers filed for desertion.
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Amesbury
Mass
Loraine Clark
Essex County
Hugh A. Cregg
Cregg
Melvin W. Clark Jr
Clark
West Newbury
Weevils Hit East Oklahoma Cotton
Weevils are beginning to emerge in large numbers in eastern Oklahoma counties. The extension service reports heavy emergence expected next week as weevils puncture large cotton squares where conditions allow. Cotton made good progress last week under hot dry weather with moisture needed in some areas.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma Weekly
Extension Service
Mrs Rhoads To Conduct Jane Installation Rites
Lawton state president Githen K. Rhoads will conduct installation rites tonight for new El Reno Jaycee Janes officers. She arrives with her Jaycee husband for a joint ceremony and dinner dance at El Reno country club with El Reno Jaycee officers.
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Mrs. Rhoads
Jane
el Reno
Githen K. Rhoads
Lawton
Oklahoma Junior Chamber of Commerce Auxiliary
Jaycee
Janes
Public Education Critics Quieted at NEA Convention
The National Education Association reported critics of public education grew less active in the 1953-54 year, though some strong attacks on American schools persisted. The NEA released a summary from the National Commission for the Defense of Democracy Through Education. The five day convention includes joint sessions with UN affairs.
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New York
National Education Assn
NEA
National Commission For the Defense of Democracy Through Education
United Nations
NEA UN
Vote Sale Bosses Murray's Target in Oklahoma
Governor Johnston Murray said he is pursuing the “big fish” in Sequoyah county vote selling scandal. Five people were charged in Sallisaw for selling absentee ballots to a middle man who resold them. One man jailed on bribery charges. Murray warned the ballot box must be sacred and pledged to stop the racket.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
Sequoyah County
Murray
Sallisaw
Sequoyah
Funeral Rites Planned for Mrs. Clara Gray
Mrs. Clara Gray 67 resident of Lawton since 1920 dies after extended illness at her home 1407 Lee Burial set at Highland cemetery Services to be led by O B Davis pastor at Bethlehem Baptist church Survivors include stepson Jesse Bookman 1904 Monroe and niece Mrs James Loud Dallas Shaw Funeral Home in charge
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Clara Gray
Lawton
Bethlehem Baptist Church
O. B. Davis
Crowded Calendar Delays Indian Meet
An alumni meeting at Fort Sill Indian School, set for Saturday, was postponed due to conflicting events. Only a few members attended and could not form a meeting. An officer election and constitution, by laws were planned, but Indian meetings in Anadarko and no conflicts caused the cancellation. The next meeting will be called with no date set.
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Fort Sill
Anadarko
Two Area Students Attend ROTC Camp at Fort Benning
Two area students from Midwestern University Wichita Falls are at a six week ROTC summer camp at Fort Benning Georgia. The students include J. C. Neely son of Mr and Mrs O L Neely of Grandfield and A J M Wilkes from Mountain.
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Fort Benning
Midwestern University
Wichita Falls
J. C. Neely
O. L. Neely
Grandfield
A. J M. Wilkes
Mountain
Graham Enters Hospital For Tests In Germany
American evangelist Billy Graham was admitted to a United States Army hospital in Frankfurt for a series of tests after an extremely painful kidney ailment. He had been in Düsseldorf and Berlin, with no clear timeline for his release, as a spokesman said he may fly to Paris afterward. A remark about France drew resentment in Europe, which Graham said was misinterpreted.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Billy Graham
United States Army Hospital
Dueseldorf
Berlin
Graham
Paris
France
Europe
Ar Pan Ex Promises Relief For Restless Nights
An advertisement from STINSON DRUG 4382 D promotes Ar Pan Ex as a remedy for persistent ailments. The copy claims it helps sleeping and daytime activity, urging readers to try the product.
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Stinson
Bethel Residents Recovering After Surgery
Bethel residents convalesce after recent operations and illnesses. Mesdames Walt Killian Morris Eckhart and Cecil Clapton recuperate after surgeries at Comanche County Memorial Hospital Lawton. W D Cosgrove sent home from Southwestern Hospital Lawton. Mrs Roy Vaughan remains at Talley Walker Hospital Marlow after surgery.
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Bethel
Mesdames
Walt Killian
Morris Eckhart
Cecil Clapton
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Lawton
W. D. Cosgrove
Southwestern Hospital
Roy Vaughan
Talley-Walker
Lawton Municipal Band Concert Attracts Local Musicians
About 60 area musicians perform in the Lawton Municipal Band during a free concert on the east court lawn. The program includes RAF March, King Cotton, Old Comrades, Mexican Hat Dance, Deep Purple, and Waste of the Flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
East Court
RAF
King Cotton
Stop Taking Harsh Drugs for Constipation
A vintage ad urges gentle relief for temporary constipation with Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative. It promotes a mail order bottle from Box 280 and offers a money back guarantee. The copy emphasizes Senna extract as a premier natural laxative and warns against harsh drugs.
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Dr. Caldwell
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