American Family Plans Belgian Friendship Visit
An American family will host Belgian Lt Charles J Ooms and his wife after the Belgian woman cared for the Lambs son’s grave in Henri-Chapelle. Ooms, 30, to graduate from a Fort Sill course and visit near Rochester before returning to Brasschaat, Belgium.
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Clifford Lamb
Ganes St
Caledonia
N.Y
Belgium
United States
Henri-Chapelle
Antwerp
Lambs
Charles J. Ooms
Brasschaat
Artillery School
Fort Sill
N. Y
Ooms
Joris
U. S. Army
Chief Away White House Redecorated
In Washington the West Wing back in the White House is being redecorated during the president's absence in the West. The cabinet room once called the Fish Room gains buff carpeting and a light green tone replacing WPA pictures. A large coffin table is refinished, making the room appear larger. The president returns to Washington on October 15 in the afternoon.
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Denver
Denver White House
West
White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Press Secretary Hagerty Out While Eisenhower Film Plans Murmurs
Acting White House press secretary Murray Snyder faces a rough sprint with reporters in Denver as he shields Eisenhower from Selznick filmed segments. The scene unfolds during a plan to mark Thomas Edison’s light bulb discovery with a nationwide telecast. Snyder, a former New York Herald Tribune reporter, endures critics while Hagerty vacations at Greenbrier. Meanwhile Carling Brewing buys Stag brewery holdings in a $10 million cash deal to expand production and distribution.
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James C. Hagerty
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Murray Snyder
Denver
Snyder
New York Herald Tribune
White House
David O. Selznick
Eisenhower
Selznick
Thomas Edison
Stag
Carling Brewing Company of
Cleveland
Griesedieck Western Brewery Company
Ian R. Dowie
Carling
St. Louis
Frank O. Waldron
Best Beer Company
Stag Board of Directors
Griesedieck Western
Dowie
United States
Colonel D D Rasco Promoted to Colonel in Army
The Artillery Center announces that Col. D D Rasco, Staff Judge Advocate, has received notification of his promotion to the rank of colonel today.
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Col
D. D. Rasco
the Artillery Center
Heart attack ends life of Okmulgee businessman
Joseph M. Siegel, 67, Okmulgee businessman, died last night of a heart attack. He had operated a coat wear shop in Muskogee since.
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Okmulgee, Okla
Joseph M. Siegel
Okmulgee
Muskogee
Pyramid Life Insurance ad praises prompt claim payment
Lucille Bivens of Loudon Tennessee thanks Pyramid Life Insurance for promptly paying her hospital and doctor bills, receiving a $129.70 check. The ad touts the Pyramid Plan with no age limit on basic hospital coverage, coverage for doctor calls up to age 75, and requires good health to qualify. It invites readers to request a free copy of What You Should Know About Health and Accident Insurance from Pyramid Life Insurance Co.
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Loudon
Tennessee
Pyramid Life Insurance Company
Lucille Bivens
Mason Lane
Pyramid Life Insurance Co
Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City
Kansas
London Act Fight Starts In France
Premier Pierre Mendes France opened his campaign to win approval of the London agreements to rearm West Germany and place its soldiers in the North Atlantic defense line. He addressed the Assembly Foreign Affairs Committee ahead of a special session to review the nine power pacts with Adenauer.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
French National Assembly
London
West Germany
North Atlantic
Assembly Foreign Affairs Committee
Special Assembly
Mendes-France
Konrad Adenauer
Foreign Affairs Committee
Adenauer
NATO
Methodist Group Selects Officers
INDIAHOMA Staff Jimmy Allitzer leads the newly formed Indiahoma Methodist Youth Fellowship group as president. Lynda Hanna bass is vice president Rae Nell Stoll secretary treasurer. Members include Carolyn Frazier Edwinna Singleton Gorey Beauchamp Lois Wilkerson Mary Jane Smith Allison Bennett Bobby Frazier Robert Smith Richard Stoll and Carl Cranfill. Sponsors are Mr and Mrs Harold Hunt and pastor Anna Cagle.
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Indiahoma
Jimmy Allitzer
Indiahoma Methodist Youth Fellowship Group
Lynda Hannabass
Rae Nell Stoll
Carolyn Frazier
Edwinna Singleton
Gorey Beauchamp
Lois Wilkerson
Mary Jane Smith
Allison Bennett
Bobby Frazier
Robert Smith
Richard Stoll
Carl Cranfill
Harold Hunt
Anna Cagle
MYF
Jealous Mate Beats Chains Young Mother in Fort Scott
Doris Blackmore, 28, hospitalised in serious condition after her husband Cecil Blackmore, 33, allegedly whipped her with sticks, gun butts and a rubber hose and chained her to his bed with a cow chain for two months. Cecil pleaded innocent to assault charges and is held on $5,000 bond.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Doris Blackmore
Cecil
Blackmore
Claude Emrick
Examination Set for Fort Sill Dental Assistant Post
Examination blanks for dental assistant exams at Fort Sill may be obtained from the Post Office or the executive secretary of the board of U S Civil Service Examiners Department of the Army Fort Sill. Salary ranges from 2950 to 2750 dollars per annum.
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Fort Sill
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Department of the Army
Atomic Sub's First Sea Trial Delayed
Washington October 6 UP The Nautilus, the new submarine with an atomic engine, will miss sea trials by at least three months due to incorrect steam piping. The $55 million vessel was commissioned last Thursday and was to begin trials later this month. A navy spokesman cited required replacements, ruling out sabotage and no blame assigned, though one official called it a bust.
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Washington
Navy
City on Returns From Services
Mrs. A. W. Puttkamer of 1715 Map le returned this week from Montrose Colorado where services were held for her mother Mrs. Josephine Armitage. Mrs. Armitage had been residing in the Puttkamer home here.
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A. W. Puttkamer
Montrose
Colo
Josephine Armitage
Armitage
Puttkamer
DAV Official Convicted of Taking Money in Veteran Claim
Sam Baxter Jr., a Tulsa oil company employee and Dis abled American Veterans service officer, was found guilty by a federal jury of soliciting $900 from veteran Wesley J. Vermillion to aid a $3 600 retroactive disability claim. Baxter faces up to two years and $500 fine. sentencing by U S District Judge W R Wallace is set for Friday morning.
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Oklahoma City
Sam Baxter Jr
Tulsa
U. S
W. R. Wallace
Wesley J. Vermillion
Baxter
Vermillion
Two Teenagers Light Human Torch in Knoxville Incident
A 13 year old boy told police that two older teens poured lighter fluid on him behind a furniture store, struck a match, and set him on fire. He suffered second degree burns on about 10 percent of his chest and face, and rolled on the ground to smother the flames. He did not recognize the assailants.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Carl Robinson
Two Missouri Frats Put On Probation
In Columbia Missouri two University of Missouri fraternities Phi Delta Theta and Beta Theta Pi were placed on probation pending investigation into a four hour student riot. Dr Jack Matthews dean of students notified presidents of the two fraternities. The incident involved broken windows at the Beta Theta Pi house and two arrests were made by police.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Jack Matthews
Phi Delta Theta
Beta Theta Pi
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