Theron Sisters Entertain at Cache School in Oklahoma
A touring family from Cra terville and New York impressed Cache School with two French speaking sisters Esmeralda and Germaine Theron. The duo, part of a show business troupe, entertained classmates while sharing experiences from Paris to New York. They travel about 34 weeks yearly and have attended nearly a dozen schools this year.
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Cache
Daniel Olson
Danny
Budapest
Hungary
Esmeralda
Florida
Craterville
Theron
America
Paris
Germaine
New Orleans
New York
Daniel
Mexico City
Oklahoma
Show Business
Cache School
Southwest
Leo Donaldson
Cade
Therons
Billy Theron
Stig Olson
France
England
Buffalo Bill
Will Rogers
Indian City
USA
Diane
Cadhe
Oklahoma Education Association
Oklahoma City
Fort Sill crash leaves two injured and several charges
A two-vehicle crash in Fort Sill involves a 1955 Ford driven by Edwards who allegedly ran a red light and struck a 1946 Ford driven by Good. Edwards faces reckless driving charges plus a count for leaving the scene after a prior collision with a 1948 Ford. The 1946 Ford was a total loss. the 1955 Ford sustained damage estimated at $700. No injuries were reported.
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Public Information Office
Fort Sill
Ford
Edwards
J. H. Lee
Kenneth Stradley
Lee
Alfred Brown
Williams
Second Street
Perry McWhorter
Brown
Second
McWhorter
Alfred Ee Fort Sill
Hosack
Missionary Anniversary Nears as Comanche Mission Grows
The Dutch Reformed Church at Comanche marks its golden anniversary with a weekend of services led by Rev. Chaat and Rev. Marion Klaaren from Sioux Center Iowa. The rebuilt church adds classrooms and a nursery, while a new eight room parsonage replaces the old one. The site serves Comanche Cotton Caddo counties Fort Sill Apache Indians and Fort Sill school, with English now used in services.
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Chaat
Marion Klaaren
Board of the Dutch Reformed Church
Sioux Center
Iowa
Leeds Soatkee
Lawton
Okla
Badger Lumber Co
O.T
Chant
Pearl Harbor
Comanche
Cotton
Caddo
Fort Sill
Fund drive update shows progress and holdover worries
The Lawton Fort Sill United Fund drive reports 63.6 percent of its 96 314 goal with 61 307 67 contributed. Rotary leads at 75.3 percent, Optimists 64.2, Altrusa 58.9 percent. 356 firm cards, 57 new givers, and 27 percent of previous contributors increasing gifts. Mrs Prosser stored money and records in a bank vault overnight after a bank night deposit issue.
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Batton
Pete Fuller
Prosser
Lawton-Fort Sill United Fund-Red Cross
Rotary
Altrusa Club
Kiwanis
Northwest Kiwanis
Lions
B&pw
Frogs
ABC
One Million Male Swiss Voters to Cast Ballots
About 1 million male Swiss voters are expected to cast ballots in general elections for the federal parliament. All 196 seats in the national council and 25 of the 44 in the council of states are at stake across the polling weekend.
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Zurich
Switzerland
National Council
Council of States
Radio Theft Check Discloses Most Of Oldsmobile Is Gone
Lawton View area car theft report finds a 1949 Oldsmobile abandoned at 2001 Douglas date months past. Tires stolen or flat, engine block busted, carburetor and battery missing, most motor value gone. Texas plate KK 4607 with 1954 tag. FBI Auto Theft Bureau to determine if stolen or financed.
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Lawton View Addition
Alford Hennessee
Douglas
Hennssee
Truman says he helped nominate Stevenson in 1952
Chicago dispatch reports former President Harry Truman claiming personal credit for Adlai Stevenson’s 1952 nomination while declining to pledge support for his 1956 bid. He said it would be unfair to dictate party choices and insisted Stevenson’s 1952 victory was due to his influence.
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Chicago
Harry Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Mr. Truman
Stevenson
Colon Michigan Known as Magic Capital of the World
Colon, Michigan earns its nickname as the magic capital of the world due to a large portion of magician's equipment being manufactured there.
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Colon, Mich
No New Suspects In Chicago Killings
Chicago police admitted no new clues or suspects in the S silent case of three schoolboys aged 13 13 and 11 whose nude mutilated bodies were found in a wooded forest preserve 11 days earlier Lt Patrick Deeley heads a 52 member unit with 18 detectives widened the search for the killers
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Chicago
Patrick Deeley
Robert Peterson
John Schuessler
Anton
Cops and Students Bury Hatchet After Texarkana Fracas
Texarkana Junior College students clashed with Texarkana Arkansas police near the station after auto tag disputes sparked a pep rally. Police chief Max Tackett says no charges were filed as tear gas was deployed and students dispersed. football player John Traylor reports a minor head wound from a uniformed officer.
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Texarkana Junior College
Texarkana
Ark
Max Tackett
Tackett
John Traylor
Mt. Pleasant
Tex
Johnston plans 132 by 50 foot brick printing plant
Johnston, owner of a printing firm since 1950, announces a new 132 by 50 foot concrete and brick building on lot 16, block 33. The facility will feature 12 inch walls, Holiday Random pink stone, dual pane Thermo Pane windows, air conditioning with humidity control, extensive parking, four private offices, storage rooms, concrete partitions, and a flat roof with a steel firewall.
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General Motors
Johnston
The
Constitution
Fort Sill
Ohnston
Western ministers push for assurance treaty amid German unification talks
The Western powers pressed their package for a Soviet bloc security pact and Eden's plan for free elections to unite Germany, while Molotov resisted linking any German unification with a Soviet security accord. The plan envisions NATO involvement if Germany attacks the bloc, plus a semidemilitarized frontier zone with radar warning systems in each side’s territory and mutual air warning coverage.
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Eden
Germany
Molotov
NATO
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Bloc
Bigger Than Indiana Military Land Holdings In U S
The Pentagon said the report was delayed by the Korean War and the effort to unify service accounts and inventories. It notes that military property in the continental United States is somewhat greater than Indiana in extent.
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Ing
Pentagon
Indiana
Continental
United States
Nationwide land holdings total small share of U S land
The area of Indiana and properties in territories and foreign countries equal the area of Massachusetts. Despite their size these holdings make up only 1.3 percent of the continental United States land surface. The military services own control or use land and buildings in every state and the District of Columbia.
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Indiana
Massachusetts
Continental
United States
District of Columbia
Indiana Milk Output Per Cow Rises Sharply Over Two Decades
Indiana dairy data show average annual milk production per cow climbing from 3,960 pounds to 6,080 pounds across the past 20 years. The gain reflects improved genetics, feed, and management practices boosting farm efficiency.
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Indiana
7 Room Home Near Cameron College For King Size Families
Spacious seven room residence listed by The McKee Co location near Cameron college. Describes ace condition with total price of $6 and phone contact 432 for inquiries.
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Cameron College
McKee CO. Pho
Complete Recovery Seen For Adenauer
In Bonn doctors treating 79 year old Chancellor Konrad Adenauer predict a complete recovery from bronchial illness. A medical bulletin notes he can leave his bed several hours daily.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
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