Pope Pius XII Faces Prolonged Illness On His 78th Birthday
VaticanCity March 2 AP Pope Pius XII, age 78, confined to bed for 36 days with gastritis, his health slow to improve. Doctors warn against resuming ceremonial duties before Easter as aides urge him to rest, marking a sorrowful birthday for the pontiff who weighed heavy with world tensions and overwork.
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Youth Activities Council Formed at Artillery Base
A Youth Activities Group established a Youth Activities Council at the Artillery to organize and appoint Sua committees for various youth activities. Subcommittees handle Boy Scouts Girls Scouts and similar groups for a one year term. Col Edmund D White commands operations as council chair.
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The Constitution's Yesteryears Twenty Years Ago Items
A compact survey notes events from 30 to 10 years ago. Fred Benjamin, 19, of Snyder, treated for burns from an explosion incident. Walter Norvell erecting a six room bungalow near Fort Sill Boulevard. work resumes opposite First National Bank after a year’s suspension. Comanche county receives $564 monthly allotment for three months of education. S P Thornhill files as city council candidate from former Fourth ward. Chicago firm and Tulsa paving company named apparent low bidders on Fort Sill building projects.
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TV Boredom Triggers Birds Freed in Sacramento
Police questioned 1 year old Michael Quick after he used wire cutters to open cages and release a flock of crows hawks and pigeons from a 200 by area. The incident followed boredom with television as officers assess a probation recommendation.
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Woman Rescued After Five Days in Leaking Boat
Vera Olive Rideout, 46, was rescued about 15 miles south of San Diego by the French training vessel Maurier Christmas after spending five days at sea aboard a 25 foot sailboat leaking off Guadalupe Island. She pumped water for 120 hours and steered sails to reach safety, later being hospitalized for a dislocated spine.
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General Subjects At Sill Is Closed
Monday marked the end of the Department of General Subjects as it was transferred to the Deputy Assistant Commandant and others to the Department of Combined. The Examination Review board, the Artillery School Instructor Trains, the Corrective Rei, the Methods of Instruction division, and the Management nvw were reassigned to the Combined Arms department.
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Governor urges action for growth and reform
Governor Murray addresses a Southwest gathering urging citizens to demand results from legislators. He cites dams, school shortages, mental health, and crowded roads as priorities, notes vacant school buildings during vacations, and calls for $700 million more on roads while stressing industry and livelihood for educated youths.
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Atom Test Series Began With Pacific Atomic Blast Report
The Atomic Energy Commission started a series of tests in the mid Pacific. A brief four line AEC notice said Joint Task Force Seven detonated an atomic device at the Pacific proving ground. Details on results were withheld as observers faced restrictions amid speculation of a historic, possibly hydrogen, blast.
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Anadarko Soldier Presumed Dead In Local Notice
A fragmented notice lists Anadarko soldiers presumed dead including Captain Ulysses Henry Bradford and Corporal Forrest Calvin Nix. It also mentions Arthur Z. and Corporal Richard Leroy Sweet, Huntsville addresses, and Davis Headed Elk City Rotary presidency effective July succeeding Bill Ansley.
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Ulysses Henry Bradford
S. Alexander St
Geet
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Forrest Calvin Nix
Box 421
Anadarko
Arthur Z
Cpl
Richard Leroy Sweet
Rt. 4
Huntsville
Davis
Elk City Club
Ek City
Wis
Rotary Club
Bill Ansley
Funeral Rites for 311 Gore Held at First Christian
Funeral services for L. W. Wilson 81 were held at 2 p.m. Monday at the First Christian Church with Kiwanis Club and the Lawton Tent attending the rites.
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Lincoln 1954 Lineup Promises Superior Ride and Power
The 1954 Lincoln introduces a new V-8 with a four barrel carburetor and a vacuum distributor for instant response. It boasts smooth handling, ball-joint front suspension, and stylish design updates. Lincoln has top finishes in the Mexican Pan-American Race and invites readers to try the new performance and style.
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