Jencks Appeals To High Court
Washington high court agrees to hear Clinton E. Jencks appeal challenging a five year sentence for filing a non Communist affidavit with the National Labor Relations Board. He claims a new trial is needed after witness Harvey Matusow recanted testimony.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Clinton E. Jencks
New Mexico
National Labor Relations Board
Jencks
el Paso
Harvey Matusow
Matusow
Fifth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
SEATO Conference Comes At Bad Time
SEATO nations meet in Karachi as Dulles plans nine East Asian tours. Immediate crises erupt at home with Jordan firing Gen Glubb, Cyprus talks faltering, and new Israel clashes. Pineau denounces Western policy, urging focus on disarmament and peace. Dulles remains abroad, unsure about home return amid volatile Middle East.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Karachi
Pakistan
SEATO
John Foster Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Pineau
Japan
Dulles
Washington
Jordan
John Bagot Glubb
Arab Legion
Middle East
Guy Mollet
France
Moscow
Paris
Russia
Anthony Eden
Eisenhower
Mollet
London
Lawton Scenes Mix Politics and Prep for Sports
The Constitution's Yesteryears notes local unions planning to join a national strike but action is averted after a late wage agreement in Washington. Lawton Chamber adds new members including E. L. Kirkpatrick and others. PTA council formation announced. Maj. Gen. Butner departs Fort Sill for San Antonio with Kilbourne succeeding. Wolverines beat Alma 34 to 22 in district basketball. Oklahoma National Guard camp improvements approved. first city primary election nears. Cache residents raise 500 for Lost Lake area dam and recreation facilities.
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Washington, D.C
Chamber of Commerce
E. L. Kirkpatrick
Clay Hewitt
Billy Hewitt
Eddie Gaskins
L. W. Ferguson
B. H. Wertz
Allan S. Willis
David E. Zorbis
Lawton
Fort Sill
San Antonio
Tex
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Houston
C. E. Kilbourne
Philippines
Post -Lawton Wolverines
Alma Quintet
Oklahoma National Guard
War Department
Cache
Lost Lake
Dean Martin Wife Says Problems Worked Out Some May Reconcile
Mrs Dean Martin said on Tuesday she and her crooner husband have worked out some of their problems but are not reconciled officially. The couple had separated several months ago and she has not filed for divorce.
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Dean Martins
Hollywood
Dean Martin
Soil bank backers edge toward Senate approval
Democrats and Republicans predicted broad Senate approval for the administration backed 1.1 billion soil bank as debate continued on the omnibus farm aid bill. Senator Aiken warned a veto if rigid price supports are added, while Thye said White House pressure aims to sway votes.
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Washington
Senate
George D. Aiken
Senate Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
Edward J. Thye
R-Minn
White House
Minnesota
Aiken
Voluntary Soil Bank
Agriculture Department
Soil Bank
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
Texarkana Bus Service Restores Temp Transport
About 80,000 residents in Texarkana Texas and Arkansas began temporary bus service Tuesday after Texarkana Transit Co quit, with Lone River Bus Co and Wake Village Bus Co stepping in. City had no service since Saturday. taxi business rose 15 percent as drivers offered free rides along with community support while officials seek a permanent franchise.
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Texarkana
Tex
Texas
Arkansas
Texarkana Transit Co
Ed Mitchell
Lone River Bus Co
Red River Arsenal
Wake Village Bus Co
Wake Village
Funeral Rites for Mrs Rose Wohlgemuth at Waurika
Funeral services are set for 2 30 p m Wednesday at the Waurika Church of Christ for Rose Wohlgemuth a longtime Jefferson county resident born in Odessa Russia She died Monday in a Waurika hospital Her husband Fred Wohlgemuth died in 1931 The family farmed in Clay county Texas then moved to Oklahoma their son in law pastor Haskell England will officiate Bearers include grandsons James Wohlgemuth Sam Walker Bobby Bradley James Howard Fred Wohlgemuth Clinton and Raymond Mitchell Burial is at Ryan Cemetery with Worley Funeral Home in charge Survivors include daughters Rose Howard Duncan Velma Mae Mattie Bradley and Emma Walker four sons Percy Ryan Ed Pampa Fred Vallejo and Will Glendale 23 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren a sister Emma Oster Wichita Falls Texas.
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Waurika Church of Christ
Rose Wohlgemuth
Jefferson County
Ryan
Waurika Hospital
Evangelical Church
James Wohlgemuth
Sam Walker
Bobby Bradley
James Howard
Fred Wohlgemuth
Clinton
Raymond Mitchell
Ray Christman
Wohlgemuth
Rose Howard
Barney Mitchell
Emma Walker
Duncan
Mattie Bradley
Velma
Okla
Percy
Pampa
Tex
Fred
Vallejo
Calif
Will
Glendale
Emma Oster
Wichita Falls
Texas
Ryan Cemetery
Worley Funeral Home
Mangram services for William Mangram held at Centenary Church
William A Mangram 77 of 2608 Lee Boulevard died in his sleep near midnight Thursday at home. Funeral services were held at 2 30 PM Monday at Centenary Methodist Church with Rev J Walter Browers Jr and Rev J W Gladney officiating. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery. Bearers were J R Morse Mack Hair Dwight Gayle Virgil Richard son Jack Nunley and J W Vaughan with honorary bearers Matt Vaught Sullivan Watson Russel Gayle Jake Overall Perry Weger Lee Knowles Tom Blankenship.
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William
Andrew Mangram
Lee Blvd
Centenary Methodist Church
J. Walter Browers Jr
J. W. Gladney
First Assembly of God Church
Highland Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Mangram
J. R. Morse
Mack Hair
Dwight Gayle
Virgil Richardson
Jack Nunley
J. W. Vaughan
Matt Vaught
Sullivan Watson
Russel Gayle
Jake Overall
Perry Weger
Lee Knowles
Tom Blankenship
Graveside rites held for infant John A Owen Jr
Infant son of Pfc and Mrs John A Owen died at birth at 12 30 p m Saturday. Graveside rites were held at 1 30 p m Monday in Fort Sill cemetery with Chaplain Upton Higgins officiating. Becker Funeral home listed. Owen attached to the 602nd Hqstry at Fort Sill.
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John Allen Owen Jr
Fort Sill
Upton Higgins
Becker Funeral Home
Pfc
John A. Owen
Owen
602Nd Hqstry
Eisenhower thanks Brig. Gen Kilpatrick for Citizens chair
President Eisenhower thanked Brig. Gen. Reed Kilpatrick for accepting the national chairmanship of Citizens for Eisenhower. Kilpatrick, chairman of the Madison Square Garden Corp., called on the President briefly at the White House.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Reed Kilpatrick
Citizens For Eisenhower
Kilpatrick
Madison Square Garden Corp
White House
Wofford Appointed to Thurmond Senate Seat in South Carolina
Greenville lawyer Thomas A. Wofford, age 47, was appointed by Gov. George Bell Timmerman Jr. to succeed Strom Thurmond in the U.S. Senate. Thurmond’s resignation takes effect April 4, with Wofford serving until November, then resigning to allow the elected candidate seniority. Thurmond’s exit follows his 1954 pledge and June 12 Democratic primary plan. Wofford, a Harvard Law School graduate of 1931, says he will not run for office this year.
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Columbia
S.C
Greenville
Thomas A. Wofford
U.S. Senate
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
Wofford
Congress
George Bell Timmerman Jr
Greenville County
Democratic
Purdom Divorce Settlement With Alimony Provisions
British actor Edmund Purdom will pay his wife Tita Purdom 750 dollars a month in alimony and provide 150 dollars a month for each of their two daughters under a court approved divorce. She testified that his earlier affection shifted to deceit after a Hollywood party and that he vanished the night of the event. She described his return time and a dismissive remark about her involvement in his life.
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Santa Monica
Edmund Purdom
Tita
Stevenson on world peace warns nationalism fuels global conflict
United Press dispatch from Alexandria Minnesota reports Adlai Stevenson saying peace cannot be bought and even if Russia and its allies disappeared there would still be trouble as nationalism edges imperialism in many regions.
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Alexandria, Minn
Adlai Stevenson
Russia
Kefauver Calls For Greater World Peace Efforts
Rochester report quotes Senator Estes Kefauver warning that the United States is not doing enough for world peace. He criticizes complacency amid prosperity and cites defense as a critical neglected area.
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Rochester
N. Y
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Larsen's mother warns on rest and pitching Williams
Yankee pitcher Don Larsen heeded his mother's advice before spring training. She told him to get proper rest and to be careful when pitching to Ted Williams, underscoring a cautious approach ahead of the season.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Don Larsen
Ted Williams
Chicago man kept wife as prisoner in 15 month marriage
Stanley Janis, 41, explains why he confined his 21 year old wife Betty for 15 months. He says she was all mine and he wanted to preserve control. Authorities allege abuse and coercive confinement as his motive and seek legal action.
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Chicago
Stanley Janis
Betty
Broadway singer denied Indianapolis appearance over pregnancy
Evansville report notes Gloria Lane, a Broadway singer, was barred from a concert in Indianapolis due to pregnancy. Lane states motherhood is treated as a crime in Indianapolis, reflecting controversy over venue decisions affecting performers who are mothers.
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Evansville
Ind
Gloria Lane
Indianapolis
Fleete sworn in as head of General Services Administration
Franklin G. Fleete, former assistant secretary of defense, was sworn in at the White House Monday as the new head of the General Services Administration. He succeeds Edmund F. Mansure who resigned.
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Washington
Franklin G. Fleete
Defense
White House
General Services Administration
Edmund F. Mansure
Skimping Pennies Finally Pays Off For Money Lender
Sam Bronstein a St. Louis money lender turned a 3600 investment into 970000 fortune by holding Missouri Pacific Railroad stock since 1938. He earned 6 to 5 loans to broke newsmen and plans to give the family trust fund to Missouri School of Journalism with an estimated 30000 yearly principal.
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ST. Louis
Sam Bronstein
Bronstein
Missouri Pacific Railroad
MOPAC
Cently
House Plants Prefer Moderate Temperatures for Growth
House plants thrive best at temperatures between 65 and 75 degrees, a range that supports healthy growth and minimizes stress. Maintain consistent conditions, avoid sudden drafts, and monitor for signs of heat or cold stress.
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Texarkana, Tex
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