French Hope U S Might Buy Peace Doomed Indo China
Washington reports indicate French hopes of U S concessions to Red China at Geneva are likely doomed. Officials say Washington seeks a settlement excluding outside issues and a curb on Communist aggression, while Paris pressures for peace at any price. President Eisenhower discussed Indo China with General MacArthur in a private White House chat.
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Washington
United States
Red China
Paris
U.S
Peiping
Indochina
Geneva
Korea
Dulles
China
White House
Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
MacArthur
Funeral Rites for Mrs Hazel Coffelt Snyder
Funeral rites for Mrs. Hazel Coffelt Snyder will be held at 2 p.m. today at the Church of Christ with Lowell Donley and Martin Davis assisting. Born April 30 1911 in Snyder, she died after a long illness at her sister’s home. Burial is in Rogers Cemetery amid family survivors including Lloyd Coffelt her husband Cheaney her son Betty her daughter and three brothers Leonard Roy and Bill Cheaney.
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Lloyd
Cheaney
Japan
United States Army
Betty
Brawley
Calif
C. O. Miller
Leonard
Roy
Bill Cheaney
California
Mrs Nettie Higgerson Services Held for 80 year old
Mrs Nettie Higger son 80 of 308 Park died Tuesday night in a local hospital. Services were at 2 30 p m Thursday at Becker Memorial chapel Rev J L McQueen pastor of the First Assembly of God church officiated Burial was in Highland cemetery Bearers were Clyde Honeycutt Otto Kluck Cal Sims Ray Alli Gus Kluck and Elmanes Rebekah lodge No 87 members seated in a group at the service
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Nettie Higgerson
Park
Becker Memorial Chapel
J. L. McQueen
First Assembly of God Church
Highland Cemetery
Clyde Honeycutt
Otto Kluck
Cal Sims
Ray Alli
Gus Kluck
Elmannes
Rebekah Lodge No. 87
The
Comanche Wins Speech Contest at Chickasha Meet
Comanche high school captured the sweepstakes trophy at a public speaking contest in Chickasha with six schools competing Walters Grandfield Waurika Temple and Marlow. Comanche won eight firsts ten events with three seconds and three thirds. Team members Frances Gore Kent Smith Roper Patsy Huey Marilou Venergle earned top results in radio oration poetry and dramatic reading.
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Comanche
Comanche High School
Chickasha
Verdine Trout
Said
Walters
Grandfield
Waurika
Temple
Marlow
Frances Gore
Kent Smith
Roper
Patsy Huey
Marilou Venergle
Army Transfers and Commissions Across Forts and Commands
Army orders issued in Washington and various posts detail relocations of officers and units including transfers from Ft Sam Houston to Ft Sill and other moves. Several resignations and retirements are noted with dates and new assignments to Ft Lewis Carlisle Barracks and Sandia Base among others.
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8600Th Aaa
Asg
First Army
Drum
Ralph W. Parkinson Jr
Ft Sam Houston
Sill
A. Donald
MSC
Ft Sill
Robert R. Snow
Inf
Rucker
Jack C. Holland
Cml C
Sandia AF Base
Bob B. A. Haenel
Arty
Austin
Tex
Ft Lewis
William E. Walker
Myer
Lewis
Harold E. Marr Jr
Lawton
Carlisle
Bks
William H. Bellis
Stoneman
Hood
CWO
Hans Baumgart
Anton Lattal Jr
Motycka
Devens
Kilmer
Jabus W. Rawis Jr
Rt Bliss
George E. Redheffer
Armor
W-Ra
VOSA
Francis J. Shearer Jr
Washington
Soviet May Allow U S to Join Security Pact
Pravda hinted the Soviet Union may accept U S participation in a 50 year European collective security treaty. Molotov proposed Berlin draft amendments at the Big Four talks, with no firm denial of U S inclusion though Western diplomats warned it could let Russia dominate Europe.
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London
Pravda
Soviet Union
United States
V. M. Latov
Berlin
Soviet Communist Party
Moscow Radio
Europe
Molotov
Russia
Resignation of 1st Lt Conrad X Mizer Arty
The record notes the resignation of 1st Lt Conrad X Mizer of the artillery unit from active duty. It mentions his former role as an acting first lieutenant and references temporary commands held during his service. Further dates or official actions are not clearly provided in the fragment.
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Conrad X. Mizer
Muldrow Backer Switches To Gary OK Governor Camp
Oklahoma City telegram notes Hal Muldrow supporter Frank Foreman elected Norman Gary for Governor Club president as Muldrow backs out. Norman local meeting drew about 150 people while others weigh runs including Joe Curtis Bill Logan John Ogden and William Coe with no immediate decision.
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Oklahoma City
Hal Muldrow
Frank Foreman
Norman
Gary
Uldrow
Muldrow
Gary Club
Foreman
Frances Owens
Eggie James Arrington
Oran Fox
Gomer Smith Jr
Core
Ggg
Joe W. Curtis
Pauls Valley
Bill Logan
Lawton
John Ogden
William R. Hall
William O. Coe
R. P. Matthews
Sapulpa
Ban On Blackface Sought By City Official
Philadelphia councilman Raymond Pace Alexander urged the City Council to ban blackface caricatures from the New Year’s Day Mummers Parade. He called the practice insulting to African Americans and degrading to the community. Harry W. Tyler of the comic division defended using blackface as a common humor form.
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Philadelphia
Raymond Pace Alexander
Alexander
Harry W. Tyler
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Hazel Coffelt
Sill Rae Hatchery
Easyy Chicks
Department of the Army
Lyons Art, Craft and Hobby Center
Blaine Parrish
D Ave
di GroLac
F. Ure
Shilling Hatchery
Ziegfeld
Bendix
Southwestern Radio & Sound
4Th &E
St.Joseph
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