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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1956

Page

9

Uneasy North Dakota Political Kinship Breaks Up

In North Dakota a 40 year old Nonpartisan League faction faces a split as the group may shift from the GOP to the Democrats. The move, debated at the NPL endorsing convention, could reshape state politics by weakening GOP control and energizing a historically weak Democratic party. Leaders Langer Burdick and Young weigh future plans as farm policy debates persist.

Bismarck N. D North Dakota Nonpartisan League League GOP NPL Sen. Langer R-Nd Asher Burdick Langer Bank of North Dakota Burdick Sen. Young Benson

Life described as electronic excitation idea from Szent Georgyi

Nobel laureate Albert Szent-Georgyi proposed that life’s energy arises from electronic excitation rather than chemistry. He linked muscle energy transfer to orbital spin changes and electromagnetic disturbances, noting thyroxine contains iodine and regulates energy. The talk occurred at an international marine biology symposium in La Jolla hosted by ONR and Scripps.

Institute of Woods Hole, Mass Marine Biological Station Szent-Georgyi

Mikoyan denounces Stalin myth and cult's endurance

New Delhi reports Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan warns the Stalin cult remains powerful and cannot be erased quickly. He cautions against attempts to diminish its influence in a few days despite ongoing shifts in Soviet ideology.

New Delhi Anastas Mikoyan

Eisenhower fires mock rebuke over poisoned ginger ale case

President Eisenhower jokes about a scandal aboard his private railroad car, directing a quip at Walter J. Tuohy of Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. He quips that the “case of the poisoned ginger ale” targets the pop drinker, claiming he has not drunk pop for years.

Eisenhower Walter J. Tuohy Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad

New York Architect Describes Five Years Imprisonment

Hermann Field of Cleveland, a Cleveland architect, reports he was kidnaped by the Communists and kept in a Warsaw interrogation center cellar for five years after continuous investigations failed to reveal any information from him.

New York Hermann Field Cleveland Warsaw

McKay Resigns Interior to Seek Oregon Senate Seat

Interior Secretary Douglas McKay announces he will resign to run for the Oregon Senate seat held by Wayne Morse, declaring he will either become a senator or be free. Morse is the incumbent targeted in a high profile contest that shapes Oregon politics.

Washington Douglas McKay White House Oregon Senate Wayne L. Morse

Costello Questions Hypocrisy at Global Conferences

Irish Prime Minister John A Costello rails at hypocrisy in international conferences saying the world has been made safe for hypocrisy and that Irish players will show the sophistication required for survival in this game.

United Nations N.Y John A. Costello

Buckwheat Crop In 1955 Falls To Low Level

The U S buckwheat harvest for 1955 totaled 2,055,000 bushels, the smallest crop since 1866, highlighting a severe drop in output.

U. S

Jail Break Spoiled as Raids Find Sawing Tools

In Maysville Kentucky Mason County jail a surprise raid by city county and state police found four hacksaw blades three knives and bars showing partial sawing. Inmates denied plans for escape and officials declined comment.

Maysville Mason County

Funeral Rites for Charles Wesley McHenry Held Today

Services for Charles Wesley McHenry 66 of 614 Lee were held at Beal Heights Presbyterian church at 2 30 p m with Rev Paul Hanna officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens arranged by Becker Funeral Home. Absolution rites for Mrs Anna LeBarre 97 of 505 were set for 9 a m Thursday at Ritter Funeral Home chapel with Rev Robert Westerman officiating. Burial in Randlett Cemetery. Rosary said at 7 30 p m Tuesday for Mrs LeBarre.

Charles Wesley McHenry Lee Pioneer Telephone Company Beal Heights Presbyterian Church Paul Hanna Sunset Memorial Gardens Becker Funeral Home Anna LeBarre Ritter Funeral Home Robert Westerman Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Randlett Cemetery LeBarre

Wounded Cop Receives Blood From Trucker He Arrested

Patrolman Thomas P. Mulrooney, critically wounded in a holdup on March 16, has received blood from truck driver William Hart, whom Mulrooney once arrested. Hart had papers to prove a hotel-room dispute. Mulrooney later obtained them after leaving off duty. A Circuit Court grand jury indicted James Z. Bradley and Thomas B. Crews on assault with intent to kill Mulrooney and Patrolman James Prost. Mulrooney remains in serious condition.

ST. Louis Thomas P. Mulrooney Mulrooney William Hart Hart James Z. Bradley Thomas B. Crews James Prost

South Korea Sets Date for May 15 Presidential Vote

Seoul announces May 15 as the presidential election date pitting Syngman Rhee against longtime rival National Assemblyman P. H. Shinicky. Shinicky, 63, joins the race as a conservative opponent after decades of anti communist rivalry dating back to the WWII era.

South Korea Seoul Syngman Rhee Democratic Party National

Death of Woman Seen As Heart Attack in Snow Work

West New York patrolman responded to a report of a woman collapsing while shoveling snow. He discovered the deceased was his mother, 67, Mrs Mary Haas. The cause was recorded as a heart attack during the winter duty.

West New York, N.J Herbert Haas Mary Haas

Squirrels Steal Easter Eggs At St Pauls Hunt

In Pomona 14 fourth graders hunted Easter eggs at Lincoln Park. Squirrels unwrapped 20 candy eggs and carried them away while children ate lunch. Papers were left behind. In Hollywood, Anita Ekberg, 24, says she is engaged to actor Anthony Steel, 36.

Pomona Calif St. Paul's Episcopal Day School Lincoln Park Hollywood Anita Ekberg Anthony Steel Europe

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