Halloween Carnivals Spread Across City Schools
Emerson elementary Garfield Cleveland Howell Jefferson John Adams Lincoln Roosevelt Swinney Taft Washington Will Rogers Wilson Fort Sill Post Children's Indian School Cameron College host Halloween events. Carnivals feature steak booths parades strings of games, cakes, spook houses, talent shows, spaghetti dinners, and a fashion show with prizes and a doll walk in various schools.
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Emerst
Emerson Elementary
Monta Collins
Garfield
Cleveland
Dewey L. Parker
A. T. Howell
Trowell Elementary
Orvis Rigsby
Jefferson
Maj
D. W
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson Elementary
Fred Thomason
Post Children
Fort Sill Post
Vsis Tal Pm
Fort Sill
Central and
Tomlinson Junior High
Lawton High School
Cameron College
Aggies
Girard case review cites duty beyond limits in shooting
Testimony shows Girard fired at trespassers on a firing range and tried to conceal the body of Mrs Sakai. Prosecution argues he exceeded his duty and aided by shell picker witnesses. U S notified Japan it would not exercise jurisdiction. defense claims guard duty insulated him.
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Nickel
Givail
Sugimoro
Girard
Altough
Nickel’s
United States
Japan
Itsuero Hayashi
Debt limit and budget strains in Eisenhower era
President Eisenhower warned Congress did not authorize another temporary debt boost, signaling a tight winter for federal finances. Treasury officials said overage cannot legally occur, but Treasury can borrow from public via agencies like FNMA to bolster cash without raising the debt limit. Defense spending ran about 400 million dollars over the July-December projection.
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Eisenhower
Congress
The
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Robert B. Anderson
White House
Earlily
Federal National Mortgage Assny
FNMA
Safecrackers breach with window entry in market burglary
The persistent safecrackers gained entry through a window after attempting two back doors. They pried open swinging doors, entered the milk room area, and used a crow bar to force the room containing the safe. The large vault safe was broken, a smaller safe removed and opened, but only papers were found. Detectives link the crime to previous August break-ins at Johnson milk store.
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Bill Ward
Alford Hennessee
Waldron
Johnson Milk Sinre
Woman Overcome By Grease Smoke In Kitchen Fire
Mrs. Carl Hertzog sized from 824 North 21st remained in Southwestern hospital in good condition after being overcome by smoke while fighting a kitchen grease fire at 822 North 21st. Mrs. Boggan and Mrs. Hertzog extinguished the blaze before hospital transport. Firemen reported minor kitchen damage and a 4:49 p.m. alarm.
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Carl Hertzog
N. 21St
Southwestern Hospital
Zhukov Ousted Shocks Soviet Power Struggle
Khrushchev, wary of Zhukov as army chief, appears to have won a decisive victory over the general in a clerical purge that triggered mass soldiers' loyalty concerns. Moscow’s parade preparations and press comment across Europe show pervasive political sensitivity and censorship.
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Khrushchev
Josef Stalin
Zhukov
Red Army
Moscow
Central Committee
L'mnila
Zhuvkov
Moscow Radio
Red Star
Paris
Humanite
Communist Party
London
Communist Daily Worker
Range Aims and Safety Rules for New Honest John Test Area
The article explains the new 10 by 4 mile range area west of Signal Mountain enclosed by fences and marked with danger signs for Honest John rockets. The exact battery remains unknown during pre training tests, while radar near Cache monitors impacts to the west. Lt Col William S. Lancey commands the 692nd as Brig Gen John C. Hayden visits during firing exercises. Fort Sill warns civilians and military personnel to heed danger signs and stay clear of the area.
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692Nd
Cache
William S. Lancey
John C. Hayden
Fort Sill
NYC Labor Row Ties to Racketeer Case Unfolds in Hearing
Mennen described a proposed settlement of about 315000 during a West Side Manhattan hotel meeting, calling it an extortion attempt. He and Louis Jackson, a labor relations figure, testified to focus on Shefferman’s activities rather than on Dio’s union contract. Governor Williams cited Shefferman’s 1954 staff changes and a Sears Allstate probe revealed pay to Labor Relations Associates, Inc. totaling 326093 from April to October 1954 as Michigan agents faced organizing drive concerns.
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West Side
Manhattan
Mennen
Kennedy
Louis Jackson
Jackson
Shefferman
Shelferman
Dio
New York
George Menken
Gov
Williams
Mennén
AFL
United Auto Workers Union
Shellerman
All-state Insurance Co
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Agents Launch Organization Drive Against AFT Bid
The AFT union faced a campaign setback as agents described the drive as rejected by a large majority. A later unionization effort was reportedly defeated by an even greater majority without assistance from Lom Shefferman's agents.
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Moser
AFT
Anm
Lom Shefferman
WAVES Reunion Planned for Detroit July 25 27
Ex WAVES in the Lawton area are urged to contact the National Waves Reunion committee in Detroit about a reunion to be held there July 25 through 27. Dorothy Herbert chairs the effort and says ex WAVES can write to room 421 Federal Building Detroit for more information.
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Lawton
National Waves
Detroit
Dorothy Herbert
Miss Herbert
Room 421
Federal Building
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Pate
John Adams
Spook House
Adams Elementary
Lincoln School
Aus
Raymond Smith
B.C. Swinney
Swinney
Ars
Christina Swanson
Taft
Walter Oswalt
Washington
Washington Elementary School
Louise Kirkham
Jack Ray
Will Rogers
Wolverton Electric Co
Sheridan Rd
Allen
Home Lumber Co
E Street
Cardinal
Cache Road
Uly
Kenmore
Sears
Votisserie - Broiler
Dee
Dairy Martin
Dial EL
Hage One
WAVES
E Avenue
Hood - Donley
Edwin H. Hood
Jos Donley
Neil Donley
Forrest Harpe
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