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Lawton Constitution in Lawton, Oklahoma

15 Sep 1954

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Lawton Constitution

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Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

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Sep 15, 1954

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Richard Sorge the World War II Spy and Lothario Revealed

Hal Boyle profiles Richard Sorge the German spy active in Japan who supplied top secrets to Moscow. The piece notes Sorge's genius and charm, his links to the German embassy, his cover as a journalist, his espionage methods, and his eventual arrest and execution after Pearl Harbor.

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Relman Morin Hal Boyle New York Richard Sorge Mata Hari Krem Hitler Russia Sorge Japan Pearl Harbor Far East U. S Java Tokyo Moscow Kempei Tai Kremlin Western Europe
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Homer Cox Injured In 3 Car Collision

Homer H. Cox a 33 year old Oklahoma City soldier who spent four years in Russian prisons was slightly injured in a three vehicle collision near Oklahoma City He was treated at the veterans administration hospital and released Coxs car collided with two others at the Newcastle Bridge southwest of there He was imprisoned after wandering into the Russian zone while serving with a U S military police unit in East Berlin.

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Oklahoma City Homer H. Cox Here Cox Veterans Administration Hospital Bill Lancaster Newcastle Bridge Russia U.S East Berlin
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Judge Dismisses Disorderly Conduct Charge in Grease Incident

Chicago judge acquits Gus Scopos of disorderly conduct after a heated exchange when he spilled hot grease on a customer during an argument. Scopos was fined a $25 disorderly conduct penalty for Kenneth Carpenter who complained about the incident.

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Chicago Oscar Caplan Gus Scopos Kenneth Carpenter Scopos
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Lothario Business College He Procressive Business School Homer Cox McCord Zwaan Security Zenith Gilbert-Woods Drug Co D Avenue BOYS Argyles Chenille Creeperall Oxfords
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