Lodge asserts Chinese Communists led Asia conquest drive
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. told the American Legion that Chinese Communists were tasked five years ago with spearheading an organized attempt to conquer all of Asia. He cited Peiping tied trade union conferences and urged U.N. action on Indochina with peace observers.
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Asia
Lodge
U. S
United Nations
American Legion
Red China
U.N
Peiping
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Thailand
Indochina
Arbenz
Guatemala
Central America
Soviet Union
Scholarship Winner Named For Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee Oklahoma announces Jim Poage of Tulsa won a college scholarship through an OBU essay contest. Poage, who will study for the ministry this fall, bested 16 other entrants with his piece Why I Would Like to Attend Oklahoma Baptist University.
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Shawnee
Okla
Jim Poage
Tulsa
Oklahoma Baptist University
Poage
Hospital News Items Summary
Hospital news lists admissions, dismissals, births, and surgeries across multiple locales. Names include Mrs. D Kovacs, Mrs. Ted Blackburn, Dewey W. Smith, Mrs. Dear Adams, Mrs. Herbert F. King, Mrs. Perry E. White, and several others with addresses in Wichita Falls, Walters, Grandfield, Elgin, Cache, Tecumseh, and Apache. Birth announcements note twins and newborns with times and weights.
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Barger
Savoy
Kerr Decries Drouth Relief as Failure in Senate
Sen. Robert S. Kerr charges the drouth relief program is failing and accuses Agriculture Secretary Ezra Benson of withholding aid. He cites Oklahoma farm hardships, calls for expanded relief, and notes county agents and local officials report inadequate feed and costs pushing farmers to wind up operations.
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Washington
Robert S. Kerr
Drouth
D. C
United States Guatemala Sign Aid Treaty After Junta Split
The United States and Guatemala signed a technical aid agreement in Guatemala City after Carlos Castillo Armas solidified sole control of the government. U.S. Ambassador John E. Peuri foy and Foreign Minister Carlos Salazar signed the document as Col. Elfego H. Monzon and Maj. Enrique Oliva resigned, citing the need for unity of command.
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Guatemala City
United States
Guatemala
U. S
John E. Peurifoy
Carlos Salazar
Carlos Castillo Armas
Col
Elfego H. Monzon
Enrique Oliva
Castillo
Antarctic whaling claims exceed seven hundred fifty thousand deaths
In half a century the Antarctic whaling operation reportedly killed more than 750,000 whales, marking a drastic toll on marine life and triggering debate over conservation and international regulation.
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Antarctic
Murray Praises Oklahoma Labor Harmony For Growth
Oklahoma Governor Johnston Murray lauded harmony between labor and management, saying it attracts eastern industry to the state. Speaking from Mexico in a weekly column, he urged honoring the sons of labor and credited labor with city growth, roads, and industry expansion.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
Oklahoma
Mexico
Murray
Sons of Labor
U.S. Expresses Regret Over Dying Japanese Fisherman
In Tokyo on September 2, Ambassador John Allison told Foreign Minister Katsuo Okazaki that the United States deeply regrets the illness of Aikichi Kuboyama, chief radio operator aboard the Fortunate Dragon. The hospital bulletin said Kuboyama, 39, was deteriorating as he receives treatment for injuries from radioactive ash after the H bomb test near the Marshall Islands.
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Tokyo
United States
U.S
John Allison
Katsuo Okazaki
Aikichi Kuboyama
Kuboyama
Marshall Islands
Allison
U. S
Prices Rise for Oklahoma Farmers in August
Oklahoma farmers saw higher prices in August as drought inflated figures. Alfalfa hay reached 60.00 per ton up from 20.50 in July, prairie hay 18.80 up from 13.20, wheat 2.09 per bushel, and cotton at 32.5 cents per pound, modestly higher than July and last year.
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Federal State Crop Reports Service
Hester Uses Farm Issue To Spotlight Election Fight
Oklahoma City—Democratic leader Hester campaigns on the farm question as the top issue this fall. He challenges Republicans U S Senate candidate Fred Mack and Rep. Page Belcher to speak out on farming, arguing Kerr fights for parity while Raymond Gary’s governorship aids farmers.
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Oklahoma City
Ae Democratic
Hester
Fred Mack
U. S. Senate
Reuben Sparks
Page Belcher
Oklhama
U. S
Robert S. Kerr
Raymond Gary
State Woman Dies Of Crash Injuries
A 16 year old Holdenville expectant mother died from injuries after being struck by a car Wednesday night. Mrs Dorothy Laverne Hoover died Thursday as the year's traffic toll rose to 351. The highway patrol said the driver was Galen Elmer Howerton 24 of Wewoka and the incident occurred as she alighted from a bus on U S 270 four miles east of Seminole.
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United Press
Holdenville
Dorothy Laverne Hoover
Highway Patrol
Farm Boy Builder Wins Big at Ohio State Fair
Jack Wesell, 20, from Putnam County, Ohio, stays with farm life while peers pursue fame. He and his father Fenton run a family farm near Columbus Grove and won grand champion in the all breed Open class with an Angus steer. Wesell also placed in junior fair divisions and has been showing cattle for a decade.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jack Wesell
Hollywood
Politics
Jack
Putnam County
Angus Steers
Ohio State University
Faure
Angus
Fenton
Columbus Grove
Rains Wash Down Substance in Cimarron River
State game and fish officer Claude Goin reports rain washed a silica-like substance into the Cimarron River coating water and choking oxygen causing fish deaths. Fish were found piled up in eastern sections of the state.
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Cimarron
Cimarron River
Claude Goin
Citizens Take Oath In Local Naturalization Ceremonies
Twenty nine people from various nations aged up to 66 were sworn in as new U S citizens in city ceremonies yesterday. U S District Judge Edgar S administered the oath to the group. One inductee, Robert Lee Con, is linked to Ireland through his adoptive parents, Mr and Mrs W H Hartzler of Goodland Kansas. The oldest new citizen, George James Nering, is 66 and from Mustang.
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United States
U. S
Edgar S.ooee
Robert Lee Oon
Ireland
W. H. Hartzler
Goodland
Kan
Hartzler
England
Air Force
Tinker Air Force Se
George James Nering
Mustang
Revival Planned at Cache Assembly of God Church
Reverend C E Clark announces a revival at Cache Assembly of God Church starting September 19. Evangelist J D Birge from Duncan will lead services at 7 45 each evening.
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Cache
Oklahoma Labor Day Toll Predicted At Eight Dead
Safety Council predicts eight deaths and 175 injuries on Oklahoma highways during Labor Day weekend. Eastman, council manager, says toll could rise without Highway Patrol crackdown and public awareness of danger.
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Council
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Ws Safety Council
Poorty
We Eastman
Tinker Airport to Expand Runway and Flight Strip
Tinker Air Force Base will extend its 7,600 foot runway to 11,100 feet and add a flight strip in a project costing about $2.52 million. Imperial Paving Co. of Oklahoma City was the low bidder at $2,520,790.90 and the work is set to begin within days.
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Oklahoma City
Tinker Air Force Bus
Imperial Paving Co
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