Egypt Nationalist Chief Arrested?
Cairo reports clash between Egypt’s military government and the Muslim Brotherhood over Hassan El Hobeiby, chief of the Nationalist group. Interior officials said he was arrested in Heliopolis, while ruling council sources denied custody. Officials met as talks continued on the Suez Canal Zone accord amid Sabbath closures.
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Cairo
Egypt
Brotherhood
Hassan el Hobeiby
Ministry of Interior
Hodeiby
Hobbby
Heliopolis
The
Suez Canal Zone
Hoberby
Suit Filed Against Negro Ballot Label in Oklahoma
A Wagoner County Negro filed suit in the state Supreme Court yesterday challenging a 1937 act that ordered the Election Board to place Negro candidates on the ballot as unconstitutional. Jeff McHenry of Red Bird seeks 15000 dollars in damages for being listed as Negro on the primary ballot, calling the law prejudicial and discriminatory. A. B. McDonald of Oklahoma City, a senatorial candidate, filed in federal court seeking 200000 dollars.
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Oklahoma City
Wagoner County
State Supreme Court
State Election Board
Jeff McHenry
Red Bird
McHenry
A. B. McDonald
Just A Hamburger And $100 To Go
A Cincinnati woman ordered a hamburger and a soft drink to go. Two paper bags were placed on the service ledge, and she found $100 in receipts in one bag. She called to say pay the drink and keep the money, and the restaurant promptly responded without identifying the customer or explaining the mix-up.
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Cincinnati
Seniors Select Four Plays for Annual Presentation
A group of seniors met this week and selected four plays to read. One play will be used for their annual presentation, scheduled for November 11 this year.
Area Men In Service Area Men In Service
SFC Chris T. Dodson, son of Mrs. Catherine B. Dodson, 104 Gore, recently participated in a field training exercise with the 6511th Medical Ambulance Company in Germany. A platoon sergeant, he experienced simulated combat conditions during a 10 day exercise to train his unit in front line casualty care. Dodson is a World War II and Korean War veteran, in Germany since February 1953. He wears the Bronze Star, Good Conduct, and Combat Medical badges. Pvt Robert B. Livingston, son of Mrs. Jimmie Lovelady, Fletcher, is maneuvering with the 503rd Airborne Regimental Combat Team at Natchez Trace, Tenn. He serves as a cannoneer in the 457th AFB Battalion providing artillery support. An Airborne volunteer and former Sterling High School student, Livingston will attend the 11th Airborne Division Airborne School to qualify as a paratrooper.
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Chris T. Dodson
Catherine B. Dodson
Gore
6511St Medical Ambulance
Germany
Dodson
Robert B. Livingston
Jimmie Lovelady
Fletcher
503Rd Airborne Regimental Combat Team
Natchez Trace
Tenn
457 Air Field Artillery Battalion
Sterling High School
Livingston
11Th Airborne Division
Airborne
Cows to Parade at Chicago Dairy Show Opening
Prize cows will ride along State Street in Chicago to open the second International Dairy Show. The four million dollar exposition runs tomorrow and continues through October 16.
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Chicago
State Street
Workshop Set Cement to Dismiss School in Anadarko
School will be dismissed Monday for a joint Comanche Caddo county workshop to be held in Anadarko. Miss Cathryn Ratliff was chosen to act as co chair for one workshop group meeting Monday afternoon.
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Anadarko
Cathryn Ratliff
Heavy Frost Ruins Maine Garden Crops
Presque Isle Maine reports the heaviest frost of the season ruining most of Maine gardens and delaying potato dig schedule. Temperature fell to mid twenty degrees crusting earth over unharvested spuds in the 39 million bushel crop. Sun later aided farmers itinerants and volunteers to store potatoes before more cold weather. Weather Bureau foresees milder weekend drying soils after wet season.
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Presque Isle
Maine
Air Force
Cement FFA Group Nets Seventy In Prizes
Cement FFA members earned about 70 dollars across three livestock shows this year as they improved their show program. Barney Tate showed Don Smith's heavyweight Aberdeen Angus to third at the Oklahoma City State Fair, Ronald Mills placed fourth with a medium weight Angus at the same event, and this week the trio traveled to Tulsa with two steers and a Hereford? a barrow Burney owns.
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Cement
Future Farmers of America
Barney Tate
Don Smith
Oklahoma City
No Nobel Peace Prize To Be Awarded This Year
Oslo report says the Norwegian Nobel Prize Committee will not award the peace prize this year. Notice notes the world is free of major war for the first time in years. It recalls Gen George C Marshall won last year and Albert Schweitzer was given the award for 1952 when omitted.
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Oslo
Norway
George C. Marshall
United States
Albert Schweitzer
Teachers Attend Oklahoma Workshop at Tipton
Lloyd McDaniel superintendent said Grandfield Public School teachers attended an Oklahoma Educational Association workshop at Tipton this week.
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Grandfield
Oklahoma Educational Association
Tipton
Lloyd McDaniel
Youth Convicted Of Manslaughter In Tulsa Case
In Tulsa, Alex LeRoy Nelson, 28, of Sand Springs, convicted of first degree manslaughter by a district court jury for the December 11, 1953 crash that killed 16 year old Tommy Hardman Jr., son of a Tulsa doctor. The judge will determine punishment, with a minimum of four years and a maximum life. Nelson admitted drinking six beers before the wreck.
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Tulsa
Okla
Alex LeRoy Nelson
Sand Springs
W. Lee Johnson
Nelson
Tommy Hardman Jr
Isham Nelson
Rev Walter Gomez to Speak at Cache Methodist Church
CACHE Staff Rev Walter Gomez will be speaker for the morning service Sunday at Cache Methodist church. He will be joined by a quartet providing special music. Gomez and the quartet have previously served as missionaries in Old Mexico.
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Walter Gomez
Cache Methodist Church
Cache
Gomez
Old Mexico
St Mary's High Takes Biology Field Trip to Wichita Mountains
About 30 students from St. Mary's High School are in the Wichita Mountains for a biology field trip led by Sister Anna Carmel, the science instructor.
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St. Mary's High School
Wichita Mountains
Anna Carmel
Republicans Urge Censure of Kerr
The Young Republicans of Oklahoma City urged Senate censure of Sen. Robert S. Kerr for willful absence from regular sessions and alleged character defamation. They called for a bipartisan committee to study charges and report before the November 8 special session. Kerr supported Truman over MacArthur, a point cited in the second charge.
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Oklahoma City
Young Republicans Organization of
Senate
Robert S. Kerr
Kerr
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
Typhoon hits Philippines leaves thousands homeless in floods
A typhoon ripped across northern Philippines causing 10 000 to 15 000 people to lose homes and flood extensive rice lands, authorities reported.
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Philippines
Manila
Approval Seen For Telephone Rate Increase
Oklahoma City Oct 8 UP The Oklahoma Corporation Commission expected to grant Bell Telephone a rate hike for the Southwestern Bell company as hearings resume Chairman Ray O Weems predicted quick action after testimony Thursday Attorney George Lacoste for a utility users group said he needed only one hour of cross examination The company has finished its presentation General Manager H B Groh said the extra 340000 annual revenue is for a 60 million Oklahoma expansion over two years Weems said the panel would take about 15 minutes to decide The utility seeks to raise pay telephone charges from five to 10 cents and boost long distance rates within the state Groh noted the plan includes building 38 new facilities and converting 10 sizable facilities
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Bell
Southwestern l Telephone Co
Ar Ccesant
Ray O. Weems
George Lacoste
Telephone Company
H. B. Groh
Oklahoma
Weems
Lacoste
Groh
North Central Oklahoma Utility Hearing Details Published
Lacoste seeks last state income tax return and a statement of advertising expenditures for 1953 and 1954 from the utility. The documents will be presented at the October 19 hearing, amid discussions on common battery and magneto office systems and the re building ten newly acquired ex PS in the region.
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Dial Systems
Oklahom
Lacoste
Monkey Causes Stir at Cleveland Restaurant
A Cleveland restaurant owner witnessed a monkey unwrapping tissue knives and silverware, then tossing them around a car. The animal jumped at Phil di Nuescio before Patrolman Joseph Rose intervened and calmed the 22-pound creature. The Animal Protective League sought the monkey’s owner.
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Phil di Nuescio
Joseph B. Rose
Rose
Coast Guard
Brazil
Seal Grecc
Animal Protective League
Oklahoma Soldier Convicted Of Theft
TOKYO An Oklahoma corporal named Robert L Brandon of Wright City was among three soldiers convicted by courts martial in theft cases. He pleaded guilty and received 10 years for stealing 50 Army blankets valued at 382 50 and selling them to a Japanese for 40 000 yen about 100. The convictions and sentences await review.
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Tokyo
U. S. Army
Central Command
Army
Robert L. Brandon
Wright City
Douglass Students Visit Historic Fire Station Scene
Douglass seventh graders toured the local fire station on Thursday afternoon. They viewed a 1926 fire truck and met with the chief, with student Richard Mays thanking the firefighters for the tour.
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Douglass
Richard Mays
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