Area Men In Service Update From Local Residents
Area residents are listed in military service updates. Pvt Carey Hays completes basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. Seaman Bobby Terrell will return to the Stars while aboard the U S S Boxer in the Far East. Sgt Robert Rudd serves in Germany with the 5th Corps. Marine Pfc Donald Jones arrives at Camp McNair to join the 12th Marines artillery. M Sgt Harold Brown competes in National Rifle Matches at Camp Perry. SFC Harvey Williams serves in Korea with the 7th Infantry division. Pfc John L Hine participates in field tests in Germany with the 21st Field Artillery battalion. SFC Calvin Pohawpatchko assigned to 10th Division at Fort Riley. holds Bronze Star and rifle unit commendations.
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Bobby W. Terrell
Marine
Gore
Far East
Lindsey Trrell
Fitcher
Terrile
Navy
Trevell
Jocae
Nxtek
S. E. Wilkerson
United States
Donald J. Jones
Herman H. Jones
Camp McNair
Japan
12Th Marines Artillery Regiment
Third Marine Division
Honshu
John L. Hine
James P. Hine
Frederick
Germany
5Th Infantry Division
21St’ Field Artillery
Hine
Army
Basi
Sic Chaffee, Ark
Calvin Pohawpatchko
10Th Division
Velma
Cache
Peny M
87Th Infantry
10Th Infantry Division
Sgt
Pohawpatchko
Fort Riley
Kan
It's Quite A Country Canadians Ignorant About Canada
Canadian commentator notes Americans know little of Canada and that Canadians take pride in their growing resources, cultural autonomy, and thrift. He cites investments, income growth, and a shift toward self reliance while detailing cross border perceptions and Canada’s cultural ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Winnipeg
Man
Montreal
United States
Bahamas
Alberta
Texas
Yugoslavia and Russia Begin Trade Talks in Belgrade
A seven man Moscow delegation arrived in Belgrade to begin talks on resuming trade relations severed six years ago when the Kremlin expelled Tito from the Cominform. The move signals cautious steps toward reopening economic ties between Yugoslavia and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Russia
Kremlin
Tito
Cominform
Moscow
Bootlegger War Theory Discarded in Oklahoma Slayings
Bartlesville Oklahoma officers discarded the theory that last Friday’s shooting of Edith Garhart and her husband Leon Garhart launched a bootleggers war. Edith Garhart, 45, said three gunmen robbed the service station where Leon Garhart, 46, died after three shots. About $250 was in the cash register. Sheriff Spears said Edith’s account points to robbery. Leon reached for a pistol and was shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlesville
Okla
Washington County
W. D. Spears
Spears
Edith Garhart
Leon Garhart
Garhart
Quarterback Club Elects Jack Dolezal President
Jack Dolezal has been elected president of the Perry Quarterback Club in Perry Oklahoma. The club will hold its first meeting on September 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Okla
Jack Dolezal
Family Row Fatal For Perry Husband
In Perry Oklahoma a quarrel left 32 year old Marl Kilgore dead after shooting his wife Polly Kilgore 38 as she left a Morrison tavern on U S Highway 64. Polly was shot three times but improved in hospital. Kilgore barricaded himself, fired on a pursuing posse for 45 minutes, and killed himself as officers used tear gas to enter the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Okla
Polly Kilgore
Morrison
U. S. Highway 64
Marl Kilgore
Kilgore
Negro Church Meet To Open Tuesday
About 30 000 delegates are expected for the 74th annual meeting of the National Baptist Convention U S A the world s largest Negro religious group. The event runs from Tuesday through next Sunday with Rev Joseph H Jackson of Chicago leading the convention and plans announced for the diamond jubilee next year in Memphis Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
National Baptist Convention
Joseph H. Jackson
Chicago
World Council of Churches
Memphis
Morse charges Eisenhower misleads on economy in Miami speech
Senator Wayne Morse told the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen convention in Miami Beach that the Eisenhower administration is trying to fool Americans about good times. He cited that bankruptcies have risen more than 50 percent during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fila
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Eisenhower
Morse
Convention of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Independent senator urges Democratic shift to curb Eisenhower policies
Morse, who quit the Republican party in 1952 to become the Senate's only independent, argued that election of a Democratic congressional majority is needed to check the reactionary policies of the Eisenhower administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Morse
Republican Party
Senate
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Carey Hays
J. N. Hays
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Robert Rudd
Alvalene
5Th Corps
Europe
Marine Pfc
Donald Jones
Marine Division
Harold Brown
Harold J. Brown
Joe S. Brown
Camp Perry
Ohio
Brown
Edith
Fort Hood
Rvey Williams
Korea
Harvey Williams
Emilio
7Th Infantry Division
Set
Williams
Claremore
Seaman Bobby Terrell
Great Britain
Duke of Edinburgh
Stouffville
Ontario
Queen Elizabeth
Ascot
New York
U. S
Commission On Arts and Science
Vincent Massey
Commission
Rembrandt
Grant Wood
Hollywood
States
United Kingdom
McLean's
Hugh Jackman
Thomas Radall
Mazo de la Roche
Scott Young
Gabriel Roy
Roger Lemelin
Insurors
Price Asst
Sue
Lawton, Okla
Southwestern Radio & Sound Sthar
America
The
Maryland Casualty Co
Hartford A
Russell & Ford Insurance
Service School
Cache Road
Bob Hornbeck
Lawton Radio & Television School
Midland Hotel
Lawton
H. B. Sykes
Nat’l
HB. Sykes
Sykes
Sykes Hernia Control Service
Cragmont Beverage
Lewis
Millwork and Specialty CO
23Rd and
F Avenue
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