Six Reds Guilty Of Conspiracy In Smith Act Case
A federal jury in New Haven convicted six of eight defendants of conspiring to teach or advocate the violent overthrow of the government under the Smith Act after five days of deliberation from two million words of testimony. Alfred Marder was acquitted. Sidney Resnick awaits a possible retrial or acquittal.
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New Haven
Conn.p
Emil
Martha Stone) Asher
Newark
N. J
Joseph Dimon
Jacob Goldring
Trumbull
Robert C. Ekins
Old Saybrook
Sidney Taylor
James S
Anderson
Youth Center Adds Shuffle Board Game
Downtown Kiwanis members bought a new shuffle board for the Lawton Recreation Center. Mrs. Jack E. Howe announces the center seeks donations of chairs pool table repairs old radios and games. The youth center has 230 members and a newly organized student council led by Susan Hawkins as president.
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Kiwanis Club
Lawton Recreation Center
Jack E. Howe
Lawton
Fort Sill
Susan Hawkins
Pete Love
Linda Trope
Linda Austin
Linda Mathes
Students Present Play In Assembly
John Adams elementary school students staged three plays The Little Woman Who Wanted Noise A Visit to the Zoo and Mumbo and the Grateful Lion at an assembly program Wednesday afternoon Directed by Mrs Elizabeth Everly the event featured numbers by Sue Horch Bernice Latimer Cheryl Myers with piano Linda Kay Peck accordion Ann Smith and Evelyn Taylor on tap Two dozen students participated including Brenda Brinkley Barbara Green Jennifer Marsh Robyn Linrothe Pamela Hill Janis Hornbeck Donna Jo Loftin Patricia Loomis Penny Baldwin Sandra Baird Charles Collard James Campbell Dennis Day Rickey Harmon Clarence Heisler Wesley Holley Dale Lehew David Parr Eric Poindexter Gary Prestage Richard Roberts Mike Thompson Dickie Wright L F Bender Terry Tyler Jim Roop Bill Poland Vasco Christiansen and Robert Tyboroski.
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John Adams
Elizabeth Everly
Sue Horch
Bernice Latimer
Cheryl Myers
Linda Kay Peck
Ann Smith
Evelyn Taylor
Brenda Brinkley
Barbara Green
Jennifer Marsh
Robyn Linrothe
Pamela Hill
Janis Hornbeck
Donna Jo Loftin
Patricia Loomis
Penny Baldwin
Sandra Baird
Charles Collard
James Campbell
Dennis Day
Rickey Harmon
Clarence Heisler
Wesley Holley
Dale Lehew
David Parr
Eric Poindexter
Gary Prestage
Richard Roberts
Mike Thompson
Dickie Wright
L. F. Bender
Terry Tyler
Jim Roop
Bill Poland
Vasco Christiansen
Robert Tyboroski
Film On Finance Shown At Bond Parley Night Event
The Egg And Us a Life Magazine color film on fiscal matters will be shown at a Bond Volunteers district meeting Saturday night for bankers and bond volunteers. Sam Braden state U S Savings Bonds director will be principal speaker Exall English district chairman will preside at the 6 p.m. dinner in the Hotel Lawtonian about 50 representatives from nine counties including Comanche Jefferson Cotton Tillman Jackson Harmon Grady Caddo and Stephens counties will attend Special awards will be given to city and county bond chairmen who exceeded bond goals for 1955.
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Egg
Life Magazine
Bankers and Bond
Sam Braden
U. S. Savings Bonds
Exall English
U. S. Savings Bonds Association
Lawtonian
Comanche
Jefferson
Cotton
Tillman
Jackson
Harmon
Grady
Caddo
Stephens
Larry Stephenson
Western Oklahoma
Ruth Roman Wins Divorce in Mental Cruelty Case
Actress Ruth Roman testified that Mortimer Hall called her stupid and wished he had never married her. Superior Judge Walter H. Ode granted the divorce on grounds of mental cruelty, awarding custody of their son Richard, age 3, and $500 monthly child support. The couple married in 1950.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Ruth Roman
Mortimer Hall
Los Angeles
Walter H. Odemar
Miss Roman
Richard
Heart Specialist Goes to Japan to Study Low Heart Disease
Dr. Paul Dudley White of Boston, the heart specialist who treated President Eisenhower, arrived in Yokosuka Japan to investigate the unusually low rate of heart disease in a southern Japanese area. He will move to Fukuoka on Kyushu to conduct research on coronary disease incidence there.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Eisenhower
White
Fukuoka
Kyushu
Four-Act Play Given At Garfield School
Second graders at Garfield school presented a four act play titled The New Easter Bunny on Thursday. The cast included Bill Stark Harold Thomason Linda Gordon Arlene Greb Eddie Smith Kathy McKinzey Stephen Hawkins Diana Austin George Hubbard Bobby Kaspereit Susan Payne Lester Wray Nancy Hunter Regina Young Ronnie Watkins Rayne Strickland Angela Giuliani Mike Church Kathy Rector Priscilla Palpke Janet Freese Glenn Combs Gerald Red Elk Michael Turner Helen Gredde Donald Nims Christine Brooks performed The Queer Easter Nest and Jim Holland announced the program. Brenda Priddy led the Lord's Prayer directed by Mrs. Allen Priddy with Principal Mrs. Mildred Coltharp.
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Garfield
Bill Stark
Harold Thomason
Linda Gordon
Arlene Greb
Eddie Smith
Kathy McKinzey
Stephen Hawkins
Diana Austin
George Hubbard
Bobby Kaspereit
Susan Payne
Lester Wray
Nancy Hunter
Regina Young
Ronnie Watkins
Rayne Strickland
Angela Giuliani
Mike Church
Kathy Rector
Priscilla Palpke
Janet Freese
Glenn Combs
Gerald Red Elk
Michael Turner
Helen Gredde
Donald Nims
Christine Brooks
Jim Holland
Brenda Priddy
Allen Priddy
Mildred Coltharp
Monaco to be dressy week before royal wedding
Monaco prepares for April 19 wedding of Grace Kelly to Prince Rainier III. Invitations exceed 600 as hotels fill, with parties, parades, a ball, and performances planned. Dresses, including a 125 year old Brussels lace gown, are being sewn in Dallas and Hollywood designer Helen Rose leads the gown project. The Kellys, once public about the romance, have grown reticent as media attention intensifies.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Grace Kelly
Prince Rainer III
Monaco
Kelly
Riviera
Principality
Nice
Barcelona
Rio de Janeiro
London Ballet Company
Opera House
Monacan
Prince Rainer
Dallas
Helen Rose
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Hollywood
Brussels
Miss Kelly
Miss Rose
Kellys
Man Admits Faking 1954 License Plates in Court
Paul Kleven testified before Judge Henry Cowlin that he altered 1954 license plates to resemble the current issue. He stated his driver’s license was revoked and he believed the state would not issue new plates.
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Woodstock
Ill
Paul Kleven
Henry Cowlin
Children at the H Rutherford Butler
Atlanta report notes children at the H Rutherford Butler site with unclear details about activities or events. The fragment mentions location and subject but lacks context or outcomes to define a concrete action. Further text would clarify the event or program involved.
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Atlanta
H. Rutherford Butler
Easter egg hunt ends with moonshine seizure at school
A Negro elementary school held an Easter egg hunt on Thursday but police prevented keeping a find of eight and a half gallons of moonshine whiskey discovered during the event.
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Negro Elementary School
Cord of Good Quality Wood Supplants Coal Heat
A cord of good quality wood can supply as much heat as a ton of coal, offering an efficient alternative for households seeking warmth and cost savings during cold seasons.
Suspended Cop Cleared In Killing
CHICAGO A suspended policeman was acquitted of murder in the fatal shooting of schoolteacher Eugene F. Vesecky 27 after a traffic dispute. William Dawes 47 was cleared by a nine day trial after prosecutors said Dawes trailed and bumped the teacher before the June 24 1955 incident. Dawes testified he acted in self defense when Vesecky approached with an iron bar.
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Chicago
William Dawes
Criminal Court
Eugene F. Vesecky
Dawes
Vesecky
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