Eisenhower Plans Return If Weekend Talks Go Well
President Eisenhower, recovering from a coronary thrombosis, shows progress at Fitzsimons Army Hospital. A Sunday medical verdict will decide if he can fly to Washington on November 11 and then observe Mrs. Eisenhower’s 60th birthday on November 14. He may remain in Gettysburg for recuperation and early golf.
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Merriman Smith
Denver
Eisenhower
Washington
Fitzsimons Army _hospital
White House
Gettysburg
Colorado
John S. Doud
Secretary of Labor
James P. Mitchell
Dillon Anderson
National Security Council
Armas
East
Carlos Castillo Armas
Guatemala
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Northwest Kiwanis Hear TV Man Paul Goode
Paul Goode spoke on radio and television business at the Northwest Kiwanis club luncheon. Special guests included Leo Morris and Ross Baker with Howard Way as program chairman. Other attendees listed include Col. Willis E. Shelton and numerous Downtown Kiwanians.
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Paul Goode
Northwest Kiwanis Club
Leo Morris
Ross Baker
Howard Way
Col
Willis E. Shelton
Elgin Student Jim Hasenbeck Named in Who's Who
Jim Hasenbeck of Elgin is selected for the 1953 56 Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. He is among 31 Oklahoma A M students honored in the edition.
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Jim Hasenbeck
Henry Hasenbeck
Elgin
Oklahoma A&m College
Mary Kelly Finally Gets Her Watch Gift After Long Layaway
Mary Kelly receives a jeweled cocktail watch, a Christmas gift selected 11 years ago by her husband Willie Kelly. The watch cost 395 dollars with a $2 down payment, payments totaling 283.91, and reader contributions of 105.50 bringing the balance to 56.94 before the jeweler settled it. Yesterday Willie handed the watch to Mary in Memphis.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mary Kelly
Willie Kelly
Willie
Sydel Sims
King Salmon
Alaska
Kelly
Armed Robbers Hit Tulsa Firms
Two Tulsa businesses, Safeway grocery and Sharp Finance Co., were robbed by armed men yesterday. The finance firm lost about $1,300, the Safeway more than $300. Police indicated different robbers for each crime, with both bands making successful escapes.
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Tulsa
Okla
Safeway Grocery
Sharp Finance Co
Safeway
Death Of Texas Gambler Probed
Fort Worth authorities seek to learn how gambler Edell Evans was killed after digging up his body from a four foot grave beside Lake Worth. The decomposed body, identified by his wife Dorothy Evans and sister, showed no clear cause of death. Investigators suspect hoodlums killed him, linking the crime to the later deaths of Leroy Eggleston and Cecil Green. The DPS crime lab will conduct further tests.
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Fort Worth
Edell Evans
Lake Worth
Dorothy Jean Evans
Evans
A. D. Burns
Harlon Wright
Cato Hightower
Leroy
Tracy) Eggleston
Cecil Green
Eggleston
Green
Crime Laboratory
Department of Public Safety
Agreement Near On Bell Contract
Negotiators in a long dispute involving 51,000 CIO employees of Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. move closer to a deal in sessions with a company spokesman saying they are closer than ever. Frank Lonergan notes real stumbling blocks remain though talks are fairly close and a strike deadline has not been set. The union seeks a 10 cent hourly raise for workers earning 42 to 100.50 weekly across Missouri Kansas Arkansas Oklahoma Texas and part of Illinois.
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ST. Louis
CIO
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Frank P. Lonergan
District 6
Communications Workers of America
Lonergan
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Illinois
Brooks to report on Muskogee convention luncheon
G M Brooks will report on a Muskogee convention during a luncheon and business meeting of the Retired Civil Service Employees at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Civic Room of the Security Bank and Trust Co.
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G. M .Brooks
Muskogee
Security Bank & Trust Co
Seven Cleared In Capital Assault Case
Oklahoma City seven of nine men charged with assaulting a city garbage worker were cleared of wrong. Harold Burton Dula and William Elmer Richardson bound over for district court trial. Others faced charges for the beating of Pascal Gordon. those guilty were fined and sentenced to 30 days, appealing to common pleas court.
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Oklahoma City
Otis James Tuesday
Harold Burton Dula
William Elmer Richardson
Jimmie Eugene Stone
Floyd Taylor
Clarence Lee Carter
Leroy Smith
James Robert Cole
Leroy Eugene Evans
Leonard R. DeMoss
Carter
Dula
Taylor
Stone
Pascal Gordon
Common Pleas Court
Former Tulsa man denies guilt of rustling freed on bond
Billings Montana A former Tulsa Oklahoma man Rubie Charles Jenkins 35 pleaded innocent to a federal charge of illegally transporting stolen cattle across state lines He is free on seven thousand five hundred dollar bond Jenkins is accused of shipping nine registered Hereford cattle valued at thirteen thousand dollars from Joplin Missouri to Big Horn County on August 8 last year
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Billings
Mont.pa
Tulsa
Okla
Rubie
Charles Jenkins
Jenkins
Joplin
Big Horn County
Two Men Quizzed In Triple Murder
Chicago police questioned Ed Kline and Charles Driscoll, two men arrested after their alleged alibi tied to the October 16 disappearance and killing of three schoolboys. The suspects deny involvement as investigators pursue leads in the Wisconsin and Chicago clues.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Ed Kline
Charles Driscoll
Driscoll
Robert Peterson
John Schuessler
Anton
Groundbreaking Rites Set For Steel Office In Tulsa
Groundbreaking ceremonies are set for a 1 million dollar Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp supply division headquarters at 15th Street and Sheridan Road in Tulsa Oklahoma today.
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Tulsa
Okla.p
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. Supply Division
15Th Street
Sheridan Road
War veterans to meet at IOOF hall Sunday
Members of the United Spanish American War Veterans Henry W. Lawton Camp No 6 and auxiliary No 12 will gather at 2 p.m. Sunday at the IOOF hall, G M Brooks announced today.
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Henry W. Lawton
Auxiliary No
IOOF
G. M. Brooks
Reorganization of Civil Defense Urged by Oklahoma Official
Oklahoma City Civil Defense Director Tom Brett urged a drastic reorganization of national Civil Defense to create a chain of command and responsibility. He proposed moving the federal Civil Defense administration into the Defense Department as an equal, separate entity with states funding half the costs, and renaming the organization to Civilian Disaster Corps.
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Oklahoma City
Tom Brett
Brett
National Association of State Civil Defense Directors
Washington
Oklahoman
Federal
Civil Defense Administration
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
National Association
Resolutions Committee
National Guard
Civil Defense Organization
Retired Pentagon Press Chief Dies In Washington
Joseph R. Flynn 70 a veteran newspaperman and former chief of the Defense Department public information press branch died at his home after a heart attack. He had retired last September and had been recovering from an earlier heart seizure.
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Washington
Joseph R. Flynn
Pentagon
Flynn
Defense Department
Public Information Press
Chromium and Tin Used in Medium Tank Build
A medium sized tank uses 1915 pounds of chromium and 100 pounds of tin all of which is imported.
Duke of Windsor silent on Princess Margaret choice
Paris report says the Duke of Windsor declined to comment on Princess Margaret’s decision to give up marrying Group Captain Peter Townsend. His secretary cited that he had never been consulted and could not comment.
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Paris
Duke of Windsor
England
Princess Margaret
Peter Townsend
Alva rejects city manager change by voters
Alva Oklahoma residents rejected a proposal to switch from mayor council government to a city manager system. The ballot result showed 324 votes against and 278 for the change.
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Alva
Okla
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Fort Meade, Md
Bell
Oklahoma Tire & Supply
Ldetrait
Billy Dean Cox
William Gill Jr
Frank Ferlic
United States
Eldlore Ricerti Tire
Percy Medicine
Margaret
Jayne
D. Jayne & Son
Pam - Worm
Mercurys
Neer Es
Mercury
BIG M
KWFT
Southwest
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