Mendes-France Seen as Possible Next French Premier
Pierre Mendes-France, Radical Socialist leader, is viewed as a potential next premier if Laniel’s government falls. He opposes the European Defense Community pact and advocates direct talks with Ho Chi Minh, urging clear aims to end French youths’ deaths in Indochina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. McCann
United Press
Indo-China
France
Pierre Mendes
Joseph Laniel
Paris National Assembly
Dien Bien Phu
Geneva
Lanier
Laniel
Mendes-France
Morocco
Vichy
London
Ho Chi Minh
Jail Term Upheld For Manslaughter
Oklahoma City May 13 UP The State Criminal Court of Appeals upheld the six month jail term and $250 fine for Lewis Tiger in a second degree manslaughter case and affirmed the conviction after an automobile crash that killed his wife Helen. Witnesses testified Tiger was drunk. The court also upheld the 33 year sentence for Willie Davis in an armed robbery case and reversed a liquor selling conviction of Henry Walker due to lack of search warrant.
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Oklahoma City
State Criminal Court of Appeals
Seminole County
Lewis Tiger
Tiger
Helen
Willie Davis
Tulsa
Davis
Nate Avery
Henry Walker
McCurtain
Walker
Most Cheerful Waitress Crowned National Winner in Hollywood
Mrs Fay Badal of Chicago was named Americas most cheerful waitress and won 1000 dollars and a Hollywood trip after besting three regional winners at the National Restaurant Association convention. Runners up were Alice Pierce Shirley Roznick and Eunice Jackson.
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Chicago
Fay Badal
America
Hollywood
Funeral Rites for Mrs Letha Williams Held Friday
Last rites for Mrs Letha Williams who died Monday will be at 1 pm Friday at the Greater Galilee Baptist Church Columbia. Rev O B Davis of Bethlehem Baptist Church will officiate. Burial is in Highland Cemetery under Fletcher Funeral Home direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha Williams
Greater Galilee Baptist Church
Columbia
O. B. Davis
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Highland Cemetery
Fletcher Funeral Home
Music In The Air At Enid Festival
Enid Oklahoma hosts the 22nd Tri-State Music Festival as more than 8,000 musicians from 10 states compete in concert contests for bands and orchestras. Tonight judges assess marching bands from major high schools including Roy Miller Corpus Christi and Central Memphis. The city sees crowds, rides, and a carnival on Enid's square as events unfold.
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Enid
Okla
Roy Miller
Corpus Christi
Tex
Alamo
San Antonio
Central
Memphis
Enid’s Square
Senators Propose Ending Diplomatic Ties With Reds
Sens. Ner and McCarran introduced a resolution to sever diplomatic relations with Russia and all Communist nations. They urged the world to expel tyrants from Moscow and to deny their voice at international council tables.
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Washington
Jenner
R-Ind
McCarran
D-Nev
Russia
Moscow
Hotel Heir Is Hauled Away In Cuffs On Drunk Charge
Hollywood reports Nicky Hilton, 26 year old hotel heir and former husband of Elizabeth Taylor, jailed on a plain drunk charge. Deputies used handcuffs to arrest him at his Beverly Hills apartment after a disturbance call.
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Hollywood
Nicky Hilton
Elizabeth Taylor
Hilton
Beverly Hills
Indian Hall of Fame to Get Statue of Black Beaver
A statue of Black Beaver, famed Delaware Indian scout and aide to early settlers, will be unveiled today at the Indian Hall of Fame under construction in Anadarko. Born 1806 in Illinois, he directed migrant trains to the Pacific Coast during the 1849 gold rush and aided many settlers before his 1880 death in Anadarko.
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Oklahoma City
Black Beaver
Anadarko
Beaver
Illinois
Pacific Coast
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Tornadoes Seen as Lawton's Major Disaster Risk
Lawton officials urged Civil Defense volunteerism as the city prepares for disasters. Robert Brown described four area divisions and the need for trained volunteers to prevent mass hysteria and improve emergency response. The BPWC program, led by Mrs. Pauline English and others, discussed mobilizing community spirit and scheduled a Public Affairs banquet with Emmett L. Keough as guest speaker.
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Lawton
Robert Brown
aux_ police geig wed
Comanche County
Business & Sessional Women's Club
Brown
Kansas City
Auxiliary Police Department of
Civil Defense
BPWC
Virgie Cleveland
National Security
Pauline English
Cleveland
Carrie Fisher
Mamie Small
Helen Williams
Estelle Hawbecker
Alice Awtry
Marie Detty
George Rush
Lela J. Wilson
Old South
Emmett L. Keough
Davis Named President Elect of Industrial Medical Assoc
Dr. Kieffer Davis, medical director for Phillips Petroleum Co., was elected president elect of the Industrial Medical Association in Bartlesville Oklahoma.
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Davis
Bartlesville
Okla
Kieffer Davis
Phillips Petroleum Co
Industrial Medical Association
Hospital Births and Admissions Across Multiple Oklahoma Towns
Memorial and Kiowa hospital notes list births for families including McDowell Lam Lawton and Carter Medicine Park, with weights and times. Numerous admissions in Sanger Temple Anadarko Bethany Cyril and other towns for medical or surgical cases. Dismissals include Johnny Bone Temple and others.
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Otha Lam_ Lawton
Fred Od Exendine
Colony
Exendine
Medica Yam Paddiety
Anadarko
Walter Lamar
Sur- Hattie
W. E. Carter
Medicine Park
Guy A
M. Jones
Fletcher
Sur
Robert Bybee
Joe McKinney
Douglas
Johnny Bone
Temple
W. F. Brown
Davidson
Robert Burgess
Phone Rate Hike Quiz Continues
Western Light and Telephone Co seeks about 20 percent rate increases for 15 western Oklahoma cities. B Richardson of the commission reviews data from 16 exchanges as hearings proceed. Protesters include Jesco Garber and others, with company officials arguing higher rates are needed for a fair return on capital.
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Western Light and Telephone Co
B. Richardson
Commission
Oklo
Jesco Garber
Kingfisher
Themed
Watonga
Canton
Crescent
Custer City
Greenfield
Hennessee
Hunter
Marshall
Okarche
Pond Creek
Seiling
Love Rivalry Sparks Kidnap Alert in Purcell
In Purcell Oklahoma Key Albarn a 21 year old county attorney secretary was reported missing after a dispute with suitor Allen Eugene Freeman. A highway patrol manhunt set roadblocks across central Oklahoma. Albarn later returned home Freeman was arrested then released as authorities called the case a misunderstanding.
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Allen Eugene Freeman
Freeman
Miss Allcorn
U S Plans Test Range for Atomic Cannon in West Germany
German officials say the U S Army seeks permission to set up a testing range for an atomic cannon in the French zone of Germany. The range would operate five days per month. The 280 mm cannon fires conventional and atomic shells up to 40 miles. The Army has 30 cannons in West Germany and some practice firings have occurred.
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Mainz
Germany
Rhindeland
Palatinate
Army
Heidelberg
West Germany
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Europe Army
Haworth Committee
Fort Sill
Frederick C. Crawford
Charles C. Lauritzen
H. R. Crane
Merle A. Tuve
Leland J. Haworth
Robert M. Montague
Charles E. Hart
Artillery Center
Richard M. Emberson
T. M. Watlington
Norman Ramsey
U. S. Army
Music In the Air
New York
Admiral Ee
Allis
Am Tel
Anac
Pri O
Eee
Atchison
Ewe Keiadis
Beech Aire “Hees
Beth Steel Ee
Boeing Air
Bran Airwee
U . Chisler
Ilies
du Pont
Motors
Grace & Co
Cem Lion Oil
Martin GL
McKess & R
Nat Gyps NY Central
Penne JC
Reyn
Jos
Sinclair
Socony
US Steel
Bob Luther
Sheridan Road
Kingsbury
Southwestern Radio & Sound Sthae Pho
RCA Victor
Victrola
Anema E
Eddie Fisher
Tony Martin
Perry Como
Hardy Suggs Music CO
Oe Music
PINET
Gore
Ross
Tommy McDowell
Cornell
Elmina Hagler
Sanger
George Evans
Sura
Richard Slater
Martin Reid
Faxon
Sur- Mee
Jen McIntyre
Frederick
Wendell Harris
Albert Morris
Dearborn
Kiowa
Everest & Jennings
W. Ff
Bill
Harris
D Ave
Fog Service Co
FAST
McCord’s
Donley Agency
RTA
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Ford Truck
Paul Adelman
Jack Botts
Bill Clanton
Truman Whitton
Bennie Agee, Sr
Raymond McSwane
Archie Penick
Bill Stimpson
Earl Inman
Milo Gordon Herman Scarlett Red Mercer
Milo Howenstine
Jack Hensley
Green-Phillips Chevrolet Co
2Nd & Bell
U.S
Pat the Plumber
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