Annual Kids Day Slated Saturday
Mayer C2 TO Ellsworth toelay proclaimed Saturday in Lanvion to support city objectives. The observance, sponsored jointly by local groups, aims to focus attention on youth welfare and prevent delinquency. Gilg-Our Greatest Mayor Bilsworth issued the proclamation praising youth participation and responsible citizenship. The ceremony underscores keeping children from danger and encouraging positive American values.
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Mayer
Ellsworth Toelay
Bilsworth
Lawton
Chile
AMVETS Club Under Scrutiny Amid City Violence Reports
City officials and veterans groups clash over rising trouble at local clubs. An AMVETS chapter faces scrutiny as claims of illegal activity and late closing hours surface. Authorities note a pattern of incidents near West Leewhon with tensions linked to a recent disturbance at a pool hall.
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Merv Ellaworth
Velevans Club
Amvets Club
la Udratas
Wheatley
Leewhon
Tiron
Hungary After War Uprising Drops on Soviet Ties
Soviet delegate Arkady Sabov urged the Assembly to drop the question, while a proposed United Nations resolution backed by the US called for a broader stand against oppressive actions toward Hungarians. The debate highlighted Moscow’s role in Hungary and world reactions to the crisis.
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Arkady A. Sabolew
Moscarien
Savalev
SECC
Unio
Iungary
L.S
Posoluion
Henry Cabar Lodge
United States
Hove
Ife
Lnion
Hungary
Linn
Pworld
Child injured after hand caught in feed ration mechanism
The text reports a one year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Eling, being treated after her right hand fingers were injured when caught in a feed ration at Cache school. She had recently returned to fifth class after dismissal from Lanetan hospital for treatment of the accident.
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Ote Cachis
Curdy
Ting
Cache School
Lanetan
Carl Eling
Hearing on Spartan unemployment benefits dispute rises
Witnesses including James Wicher and Virginia Nieson testified as two key determinations in former Sparlan workers claims were debated. The hearing examined offers of employment by Page Airath and refusals tied to labor disputes, with Spartan officials protesting benefit payments while awaiting referee rulings.
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James Wicher
Tharvey Chrishan
International Association of Machinists
Manville Reelin
Wicher
Ses
Virginia Nieson
Ranger
Lawson Osc
Sparlan
Page Aierath
Page
Uneaml
Kidsen
Spartan Officiils
Page When He Lattes First Assumed the Fort Si
Mifigials
Spartion
Sparker
Seeuily
Buck Stinson
Fas
Vast Burien Duncan
All Armes
The
Agenes
Jagat Union
Spartan
Wearkeus
Todiwins
Voferes
Desta Sill
Chimp Suit Details and Corporate Involvement
A fragmented report outlines a legal case involving CHIMP and accusations against executives Leroy Waldron and Carmine Mennellin. The proceedings reference Mage Garroway's TV show, with plaintiffs alleging amoral statements. Officials from To Weed Muy Enterprises are named in the broader corporate context.
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Claeges
Jullie Leients
Jeti Garroway
Coday
Natiuma
Bemilepsting Corp
Sheree
Governor turmoil over school enrollment protests roils nation
A wounding at a protest near North Biblelock sparks police statements while officials discuss delaying a plan to enroll Negro students at Central High School. Community leaders and Governor members debate panels and potential federal action as tensions rise around integration.
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North Biblelock
Seri Lite Tov
Robert R. Meags
Tule
Boubus
Onderi
Willy
Central High School
Vauhas
Assia
Arkansas Gazethe
Balay
Wiley A. Tannin
Fauhus
Gow
Kuepole
MdeMisells
Dhe
Tlineis
Governors’ Conferepes
Alr Nani
Tony
Deri
Lille Rocks
Uriel
Fruhus
Tellevad
Newsnet
Helleve
Sery
Neva
Eatlerk
Kaw
Conference millage meeting and TB association plans discussed
Mrs Hal hailte of Comanche Stephens Co TB association executive director and Mrs Corelta Login of Cleveland Garvin Co TB association will discuss the organization aims. Also attending are Olis Wibhard and Floyd E Bennett OTA field consultants and Li Ann Milles OTA program clar.
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Coun
Hal Halielt
Comanche-Stephens Co
TB Association
Penney
Corelta Login
Cleveland- Garvin Co
Li Ann Milles
OTA
Clar
Olis Wibhard
Floyd E. Bennett
Dredge Continues After Vessel Sinks in Heavy Seas
Chaotic wreck scene as a dredge hits turbulent waters. One crew member listed as missing. Petersein, Quentod and others identified among the victims. Survivors and officials describe the chaotic final moments and rescue efforts by Wesley Co and Portland engineers.
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Oatien
Kevest Vinil
T He Temesell
Petersein
Fraieisenie
Ong Tipp
San Poanessco
George Quentod
Amiron Ih
Korguson
Porunnet
Ore
Fitton
Rossel
Wesley Co
Portland
Jackson Grin
Estes Tune
Srire
Lost Wallet Found After Twelve Years
A forgotten wallet from twelve years ago is recovered on a bus. Oscar Jlevland Jost reportedly lost his identification papers and other items. Adal Spiy Nolte alerted police, and the wallet contents are being reviewed to reunite owner.
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Oscar Jlevland Jost
Ale Tommeniil
Adal Spiy Nolte
Burtank
Movlind
Nashville Front Page Reports Desegregation Tension Riots
Nashville front page depicts governor Clement recalling National Guard actions at Clinton High School amid desegregation unrest. Protests spread through white and Black communities, with rioting and property damage heavy near mixed schools. Police report arrests and security focus as investigations into the Malte Cotlun school blast continue. injuries and attendance at six integrated schools noted.
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Frank Clement
Clintor
Altey
Clement Hal
Nashville Banner
Margaret Agree
Shatterer
Amen
Clemons School
Jens Chiese
Aenim
Nashville
Grace Messinles
Prado
Wehr School
Assey
Michal
Jaanies Snell
Caine
Soviet Blame Game Intensifies Over Syria Crisis
Gromyko accuses Eisenhower Doctrine of provoking the Middle East crisis as Soviet media deny US troops landing rumors in Turkey. He warns Washington could label Syrian defenders as Soviet agents while the USSR watches closely, fearing wider conflict.
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Syria
Red
U.S
Turkey
United States
Gromyko
Middle East
Ile
Eisenhower
Gremylo
Soviet Union
Dramatic production in Lawton eyed by Rhein
DRAMATIST continues from Page Que as Rhein plans a Lawton show in coming years excluding the Easter Pageant of the Wichitas. He recalls attending the Easter Pageant in 1549 and visiting in 1934, praising McMahon Memorial auditorium. Rhein discusses Family Portrait with Judith Anderson, noting the challenge of presenting it in Lawton. Reading session set for 7:30 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall. rehearsals soon. The production backs interdenominational religious activity supported by local ministers and business leaders.
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Lawton
Rhein
Jdagh Batten
Vs. Batten
McMahon Memorial Auditorium
Southwest Theatre Conference
nesErmonth
Tulsa
Judith Anderson
Portrait
Ast
Tom
Fellowship Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Lawton-Fort Sill
Wichita Mountains Easter Service Association
Rucin
Rhein's Theater Career Spans Colleges to Army Shows
The subject trained at the University of Mingis and served as student stage manager before a summer stock season at Cape Cod. He directed five annual productions in Watertown and led Chicago park district dramatics for children and adults. He worked in Japan as Army entertainment director, later returning to Chicago with extensive church theater experience.
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University of Mingis
University Theater
Cape Cod
Maine
Reach Theatre
Gloria Swanson
Edward Everett Horton
Rhein
Watertown
8.D
the Town Players
Dakotas
Chicago
Ll. Park District
Rhei
Department of the Army
Japan
Toi
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