Teachers urged to teach idealism to fight communism
Josh Lee Oklahoma City attorney and former U.S. senator challenged teachers to tempo up idealism in classrooms to combat communism seen as the battlefield. He warned of Soviet military might and urged faith as defense, stressing that losing faith would mean defeat without arms. Oliver Hodge spoke on public support and financing while concerns over teacher retention were raised.
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Josh Lee
Oklahoma City
U.S
Lee
Wedge
Oklahoma
C. Verron Howell
Cameron College
John Shoemaker
OLA
C. R. Ellsworth
Lawton High School
George Walters
J. Walter Browers
Centenary Methodist Church
Southwestern Oklahoma Education Association
Chamber of Commerce
Haster
Les Stephens
Kinyon
Faxon Junior High
Cico Beavers
Randlett
Gussie Barnett
Loveland
Commerce
Worhan Charged In Dope Case
A 24 year old Marietta Oklahoma woman Ruth May Rhodes was charged in Justice of Peace Camieron's court with attempting to obtain paregoria via fraudulent means by using the alias Louise Stevens and a bogus address S22a1s C2. An Earl Drug employee identified the address as nonexistent and refused the narcotic request. Ted Hagstrom narcotics agent filed the complaint.
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Marietta, Okla
Ruth May Rhodes
Trailer Court
Justice of Peace
Marvin E. Camieron
Louise Stevens
Earl Drug
Ted Hagstrom
Escapee hijacks car and robs duo at Cache. FBI silent
Suspect Brennan, described with Elvis style sideburns, fled in Walker’s car after a downtown attempted hijacking at Cache. He demanded money, took $31 from Walker and $30 from Petry, fired twice injuring no one seriously, and caused damage to a vehicle during the escape.
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Pare
Walker
Cache
Petry
Hull
Brennan
FBI
Walkers
Portland Teamsters Leader Denies Racket Links
Brewster, head of the Western Conference of Teamsters, denies any connection to rackets in Portland or elsewhere. He refuses to invoke the Fifth Amendment, calls the committee witness James B. Elkins a fabricator, and argues the proceedings rely on hearsay and underworld rumors.
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Portland
Teamsters
Brewster
Western Conference of
Congress
Senate
James B. Elkins
Rackets Committee
Legion To Hold Dance Saturday At Fort Sill Post No 193
The Bateman Darling American Legion Post 193 in Fort Sill hosts a free dance for current members at 9 p.m. Saturday in the post hut. Members must show 19357 cards for admission. cards will be held at the door for those without them. Aton Martine, the commander, said the event is open to eligible members.
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Bateman-Darling American Legion
Fort Sill
Aton
Martine
Rabies Quarantine Proclaimed After Do g Illness In Lawton
Rabies emergency declared by Mayor C R Ellsworth after a dog belonging to Mr and Mrs Edd D Severt tested positive and the health department found definite rabies evidence. No animals may be on streets during quarantine. 448 dogs destroyed, 519 picked up. several rabies control measures urged.
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C. R. Ellsworth
Earl Reid
Miller
Lawton
Milley
State Department of Health Laboratory
Wea Au
J. R. Dyer
Oklahoma City
Bill Ritter
Andrews
Sawyer
Carl Simpson. Snyder
Poundmaster
C.F. Verner
J. Merle Oaks
Oklahoma Education Fight Spurs Battle Over Public Schools
Oklahoma officials clash over funding and standards as Education Association leaders defend public education. Stahl accuses critics of undermining opportunities for Oklahoma children while noting massive expenditures by the Expenditures Council. Independent oil operators drill zero in new field openings.
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Fom Education Association
Stahl
Oklahoma
Willingham
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