Edsons Column on Coming Cold War Crises and Formosa Threat
Joseph Alsop and Stewart Alsop dissect a looming winter alarm in the Middle East and Far East. They compare Soviet Chinese ties to the German Austrian alliance of 1914 and warn that Beijing may strike with air power and rail-linked logistics to blockade Quemoy and Matsu by February or March, potentially forcing Nationalist withdrawals.
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Joseph and
Stewart Alsop
Washington
U.S
Moscow
Charles E. Bohlen
Geneva
Soviet Union
China
State Department
Bohlen
Kremlin
Forbidden City
Germany
Austria
Wilhelm II
Sarajevo
Formosa Strait
Asia
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsu Chain
Fukien
Point Blank
Matsu
Nan Tai
Lung Tien
Ching Yang
Lung Chi
Ching Hai
Foochow
Grim
Fukien Province
Matsus
Amoy
Dienbienphu
Belief Brings Joy and Power in Faith
A short reflection quotes Acts 16 34 about hospitality and belief. It contrasts happiness in faith with doubt, asserting belief as energy and strength, attributed to Robertson.
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Robertson
Waterfront fight tests New York waterfront cleanup effort
The ILA grip on dockworkers faces a government bid to purge corruption. New York Governor Meyner opposes Harriman's demand to oust Lt. Gen. George Hays and favors a hard line to curb criminal influence. The clash over staffing and policy risks weakening the commission's prestige in this pivotal cleanup.
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New York-New Jersey Waterfront
ILA
Meyner
Harriman
New York
Commission
George Hays
Carmine DeSapio
Tammany
Hays
Meyne
New Jersey
Rocky Path For Lovers Diplomatic romance amid red tape
Egyptian air attache Gen. H. Khairi seeks marriage to a Swedish embassy girl, facing a chain of approvals from ambassadors, governments, the U S State Department, moslem and girl's churches, with doubts over the marriage's legality in the District of Columbia.
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H. Khairi
U. S. State Department
District of Columbia
All At Once Douglas Jay Prefers Moscow On Tour
British MP Douglas Jay praised democracy yet said Moscow appeals more for safer cheaper travel. He spent two weeks in Moscow on an official visit staying within budget. In Washington he faced an assault attempting to steal his funds.
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Douglas Jay
Moscow
U. S
Washington
Questions and Answers Sample From History Texts
The text presents a set of trivia style questions with concise factual answers. Thermopylae now lies as a marshy plain though its hot springs remain. World Series money allocates 70 percent to the two teams, 60 percent to the winner and 40 percent to the loser, with 30 percent shared among other teams. Hull House was named after the Hull house founder and location in Chicago, reflecting 19th century settlement history.
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Thermopylae
Greece
Hull House
Jane Addamson
Halstead Ct
Chicago
Charles J. Hull
Trial Ordered For Sill Man In Burglary Of Farm Home
A civilian preliminary hearing in Lawton charges Fort Sill soldier Jack E. Sykes with second degree burglary in a case involving a break in at the Epper son farm last Aug 19. Sykes faces trial in higher court with a $2000 bond set as witnesses testified about stolen items and a related statement attributed to him.
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Fort Sill
Jack E. Sykes
Marvin E. Cameron
Sykes
Sp3
Emory F. Epperson
Jacqueline
Robert Leo Williams
Williams
Martha
Robert S. Landers
Epperson
David R. Davis
Lawton
Pvt. Williams
Porter Hill
Anadarko
Apache
Set
Thieves Take Transmitter At School
A break in at the new senior high school saw entry through a north window and the theft of a transmitter used in radio and electronics studies. Minor hub caps and a bicycle were reported stolen from several residents, and four people were arrested for drunkenness or traffic violations in Monday actions.
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Homer Vice
Euclid
David Hodges
Hoover
George Knight
N. 15Th
Woody Mack Robertson
Cameron College
Addison Cothran
Fort Sill
Cpl
J. B. Herod
Daisy Jackson
Bessie Herod
East A
Farm youth king and queen to compete at bureau convention
Tillman county’s farm youth king and queen Joe Eddie McCormack and Phyllis Pickrell will compete with youths from across the state for top honors in talent speech looks and leadership during the 14th annual Oklahoma Farm Bureau convention in Oklahoma City November 14 to 18.
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Tillman County
Joe Eddie McCormack
Phyllis Pickrell
Oklahoma Farm Bureau
Oklahoma City
Have No Fears Speedy Lindsay Driver Told Bank Robbery Fear
LeRoy Speers 35 told Justice Marvin Cameron he drove at about 90 mph to avoid mistaken identity with a car used in a Cement bank robbery on Nov 4. Trooper H D Morgan arrested him. Cameron fined Speers 90 plus 10 costs. He claimed his Buick matched the getaway car. Three suspects have confessed to the FBI.
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Lindsay
Justice of Peace
Marvin E. Cameron
LeRoy Speers
H. D. Morgan
Highway Patrol
Morgan
Speers
Peace Justice
Cameron
FBI
Grease Fire Snuffed At Hotel Lawtonian
Firemen faced a pre dawn alarm at the Hotel Lawtonian where only kitchen grease on a griddle burned briefly. The grease fire was extinguished after smoke. call reported at 5 a.m. no injuries or major damage noted.
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Lawtonian
Fletcher Church Parsonage Prepares for New Minister
Fletcher Christian church parsonage is redecorated for the arrival of Rev. La Verne Draper his wife and son. Draper formerly pastor at Prague’s First Christian church and will lead Fletcher church.
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Fletcher
Fletcher Christian Church
la Verne Draper
Rev. Draper
First Christian Church
Prague
Drunken Driving Plea Withdrawn By Fort Sill Man
Billy F. Dodson a 26 year old Fort Sill man withdrew a prior guilty plea in county court after learning a 10 day mandatory jail term for drunken driving. He said he would re enter the plea later possibly while on furlough. In a separate case Lewis Chester Glass 32 Fort Sill pleaded innocent and was released on bond to await trial. William Frederick Rentzel 38 Dallas was fined 15 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to speeding at night. Additional speeding charges were filed Monday against Norman Dean Pope 32 in City court Mary Etta Kilgore 1609 D in Cameron's court James A Hill 2407 S Uth in Woodrow Giles court Sherman Lee Pence Fletcher and Hershell Seaborn Turner Duncan. Clente Albert Bevitore 2108 Oak was charged with running a stop sign based on a complaint by Trooper John Duke. Troopers H D Morgan and W W Flanagan filed other complaints.
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Billy F. Dodson
Fort Sillman
Lewis Chester Glass
Fort Sill
William Frederick Rentzel
Dallas
Marvin Cameron
Norman Dean Pope
Mary Etta Kilgore
Cameron
James A. Hill
S. Uth
Woodrow Giles
Sherman Lee Pence
Fletcher
Giles’ Court
Hershell Seaborn Turner
Duncan
Clente Albert Bevitore
Oak
John Duke
Highway Patrol
H. D. Morgan
W. W. Flanagan
Butter Market Steady Amid Strong Chicago Receipts
Chicago butter prices show a steady to firm tone with wholesale bids unchanged or slightly higher. Bid levels include 93 score AA at 57.75, 92 A at 57.50, 90 B at 56.25, and 89 C at 54.25, with car lots around 56.75 for 90 B and 89 CD0. the report notes large deliveries totaling 589,013. The article also references historical notes on presidential inaugurations when March 4 fell on a Sunday.
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Chicago
Speech Contest Finalists Named Lawton on Democracy Finals
Juanita Jones Jim Maddox and Kay Reader will represent Lawton in the ninth annual I Speak for Democracy contest finals next week. Jones earned first in local rounds while Maddox and Reader placed second and third. Over 20 students from Lawton Fort Sill Indian School and St Marys competed Monday at Lawton High under Kinley McClure and Jack Batten. The three winners meet top finalists from Walters and Hobart high schools with five finalists overall. Tape of the winning talk enters the state contest early next month. A 500 scholarship will go to the national winner based on content originality and delivery judged without the contestants being seen.
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Juanita Jones
Jim Maddox
Kay Reader
Lawton
Miss Jones
Douglass High School
LHS
Maddox
Miss Reader
Fort Sill Indian School
St. Mary’s
Kinley McClure
Jack Batten
Walters
Hobart
Venice Rejects Wrights Modern Glass Palace
Venice artistic and technical commission rejected Frank Lloyd Wrights four story glass and marble proposal for a Grand Canal memorial to Angelo Masieri saying it would not be in harmony with nearby buildings. The plan sparked fierce debate among Venice officials.
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Venice
Italy
Frank Lloyd Wright
Grand Canal
Wright
Angelo Masieri
United States
Poultry Show Judge Named for Comanche County Fair
John Wood of Altus will judge the 1955 Comanche County Poultry Show at the Free Fairgrounds. Judging starts 9 a.m. Saturday with junior judging. About 250 birds were entered last year. Sears Roebuck offers 50 dollars in prize money for the pullet show connected to the event.
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John Wood
Altus
Comanche County
G. Wood
American Poultry Association
Lewis Haydock
Sears
Sears Roebuck Co
City Man Begins 10 Day Jail Term
R. D. Mooneyham, 30, of 1408 Lee, turned in at county jail late Monday to begin serving a 10 day jail sentence imposed in county court last month after he pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. The mandatory sentence included a $100 fine and costs.
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R. D. Mooneyham
Lee
Mooneyham
Automobile Theft Charge Dismissed for Daniel Tews
Daniel Tews, 37, of 1926 Sycamore, had an automobile theft charge against him dropped. The dismissal came at the request of the complainant and was recommended by County Attorney Manville Redman. A preliminary hearing had been set for this afternoon.
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Marvin E. Cameron
Daniel Tews
Sycamore
Paul Dunbar
Lawton
Manville Redman
Burglary Charged To Area Boy 16
County Attorney Manville Redman filed second degree burglary charges against 16 year old Fletcher boy for breaking into an automobile owned by J. H. Cherry parked on C street last Friday night. A waffle iron and other articles were stolen. Roderick Mahseet admitted the burglary and cleared the other two suspects.
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Manville Redman
Fletcher
Lawton
Marvin E. Cameron
Roderick Mahseet
Redman
Fletcher Boy
Anadarko
Mahseet
Arvil Roberson
Carl Phillips
J. H. Cherry
Versatile Star Across 1 Versatile star Philip 6
A cryptic clue style item listing across and down entries. It references diverse terms like versatile star Philip and figures across a crossword style grid with hints for several positions and definitions.
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Oklahoma
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International Longshoremen’s Association
New York City
Speedy Lindsay
Fletcher Church
Chicago Grain Range
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Socony
See
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Jly
Junior Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Radio and TV Broadcasters
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County Poultry Federation
Dayle Shilling
Elbert Wolf
Lewis A. Haydock
Wilma Watson
Clarence Scott
E. A. Johnson
Versatile Star
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