Thefts Rock City Police Busy With Evening Thefts
City police investigated multiple thefts and an assault last night and this morning. Among items taken were a diamond ring valued at 450 dollars two watches two purses a record player and a camera. An assault with a rock left Odessa Alexander injured and police seek the attacker.
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Odessa Alexander
Arlington
Fort Sill
Memorial Hospital
Oscar Sanders
Elgin
S. 16Th
A. H. Nugent
Williams
Claude Curtis
Smith
J. Autry
C Street
Dean Sandifer
Betty Jean Hubbard
Washington
C. J. McDonald
Oklahoma Tire and Supply Co
McDonald
Philco
Lucille Jones
Gore
Soviet Dress Designers Push The B Line
Soviet dress designers in Moscow advocate a B line for spring with roomy bosoms and beams. Dom Modelle, center for 16 fashion houses, coordinates 40 designers and distributes approved designs nationwide under the Ministry of Light Industry. Madame Gorlyonkova leads the top designer ranks and models are reproduced in factories and by seamstresses.
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Moscow 2
Paris
Dior
Moscow
Dom Modelle
House of Models
Soviet Union
Madame Gorlyonkova
Ministry of Light Industry
Turkey's Progress Highlighted by Knife and Fork Speaker
Ismet Sanli, Turkish native and former UN delegation member, spoke to 208 Knife and Fork club members on Turkey's post republic progress since 1923. She described the Middle East as a power vacuum, noted oil control, geographic significance, and oil wealth, and praised Turkey's reforms across politics law education industry and agriculture.
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Turkey
Middle East
Ismet Sanli
Knife and Fork Club
United Nations
America
United States
Sanli
France
Phil Hamra
D. L. Wigington
Sidney R. Montague
Lawtonian
Robbery at bank ends with escape in Kostolos car
A Cumberland bank holdup started before eight a.m. as Ungemack and Mrs Kostolos were forced to open the vault. Ungemack carried money to the curb while a robber watched the doorway. The pair fled in Kostolos’ car as police closed in. the car was later found abandoned. Mrs Kostolos, unharmed, described the harrowing morning to FBI agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Purdy Ungemack
Ungemack
Port Royal First Permanent Canadian Settlement
Port Royal in Nova Scotia, established in 1605, marked Canada’s first permanent European settlement, shaping early colonial history and regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Royal
Nova Scotia
Canada
Senator Jackson accuses Budget Bureau chief of misleading figures
Senator Henry M. Jackson charges Percival Brundage, new Budget Bureau head, with using false figures to exaggerate ballistic missile program size. He notes a budget of nearly 1.5 billion dollars for missile research and development in fiscal 1957, stressing priority of the program.
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Washington
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Budget Bureau
Jackson
Percival O. Brundage
Oklahoma NAACP Leader Seeks Liberal Votes for Civil Rights
Stewart, Oklahoma City NAACP branch president, charged there is not a single liberal vote in Oklahoma's congressional delegation. He plans an intensive campaign to win support for civil rights legislation, addressing about 500 people. He criticized white Oklahoma voters and urged federal action, citing Senator Kerr as cautious on civil rights.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Jimmy Stewart
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Stewart
Mississippi
Alabama
Washington
NAACP
Congress
Robert S. Kerr
Dickinson attends three day career conference in Dallas
Jesse E. Dickinson of the New York Life Insurance Company's Oklahoma City branch attends a three day career conference at the Baker Hotel in Dallas.
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Jesse E. Dickinson
Kingsbury
New York Life Insurance Company
Oklahoma City
Baker Hotel
Dallas
Funeral Rites for William A Mangram Held Monday
William Andrew Mangram 77 retired farmer died in his sleep at the family home 2608 Lee Blvd. Services set for 2:30 p.m. Monday with burial in Highland cemetery under Becker Funeral home. Born June 21 1878 in Kentucky he moved to Texas then Marlow and Lawton. Survived by four sons two daughters a brother two sisters 13 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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William Andrew Mangram
Lee Blvd
Highland Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Mangram
Kentucky
Fannin
Collin
Texas
Marlow
Lawton
Shady Grove
Tex
Eliza Jane Frazier
Gmangram
Marlow Masonic Lodge
Orville Mangram
Homer Mangram
Anaheim
Calif
Gerald Mangram
South Whittier
Horace Mangram
Tulsa
Haskell Ball
Lake
Paul Turkett
San Pablo
Ira Armstrong
Albert Dove
W. T. Laws
Paramount
Elmo Mangram
Leonard
Lee Bailey
Myrtle Aubrey
Loma Linda
Wyoming Governor Backs Ike in Signature Display
Cheyenne Wyoming Governor Milward L Simpson shows support for Dwight D Eisenhower by wearing an Ike button Ike tie and Ike cuff links during public appearances The display underscores a strong party alignment ahead of the national presidential contest
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Cheyenne, Wyo
Milward L. Simpson
Common moonrat odor wards off enemies
The common moonrat, a hedgehog cousin, emits an onion-like scent that helps keep predators at bay, serving as a chemical defense.
Eight Arrested By City Police
City police last night arrested nine persons including four military men who were turned over to authorities without court charges. Individuals faced varied counts from occupying a room for immoral purposes to public drunkenness and reckless driving. Bonds ranged from $11 to $20 with several forfeitures totaling $263 in the session.
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Pfc
Lawson H. Harris
Fort Sill
Dorothy Mae _ Killingsworth
S. 11Th
R. D. Mooneyham
Lee
Dallas
J. Merle Oaks
Jerry Wright
Arlington
Mary Pekah
Rt. 3
Lawton
Pvt
Carlos E. Caberera Munoz
Frances Bates
S. First
Jean Stead
Wichita Falls
Thomas L. Brown
L. A. Sharp
Milim Olivia Curtis
Columbia
Curtis
27 Children and Teachers Rescued From Snowy Mountains
A rescue party in Norway found 27 Swedish schoolchildren and four teachers who had been missing since Thursday near a Norwegian national shrine. The group had dug caves in the snow to endure the cold and were reported in good condition with no harm after spending the night outdoors.
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Snowy Mountains
Oslo
Norway
Mystery Allergy Turns Drinkers Red in Michigan Plant
GRAND RAPIDS Mich UP health authorities sought the cause of a mysterious allergy that could turn an alcoholic into a teetotaler. The allergy already forced seven workers at a cabinet and hardware plant to stop drinking beer and liquor temporarily last fall after beverages caused bright facial redness and severe palpitations. A new employee brought the case to the State Health Department when others reported lighting up like Christmas trees after a small drink.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
State Health Department
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W. Dale Pollock
Bell
N. Y
Chicago
Twin Trees
Solon
Wolverton Electric and Applisance
S. Std
Sheridan Rd
William Mangram
Wyoming
Carpenter
Williams Jewelry
Rae Ea UL Bes
Perera Cae
EMRE
Jewelry
C Avenue
Barry Gregory
Ernest Broadnax
Agnes Donnie Elton
S. 17Th
Albert F. Edwards
Warren C. Yates
McCord’s
Wolverton Electric Co
Alway Duff F Hardware CO
3Rd
D Avenue
R Anthony Co
Sadie
C.R. Anthony CO
Dot
General Electric
Southwestern Furniture & Appliances
Southwestern Radio and Sound
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