French Troops Kill 50 Rebels In Algeria Battle
French troops and national police killed almost 50 Algerian National Liberation Army rebels in clashes in Constantine department. In separate actions 11 suspects were killed near Gounod and 21 insurgents died in the Nomentchas Mountains. Moroccan tribal chiefs urged Sultan Ben Arafa to resist French changes while Rabat received a mission from France to persuade the sultan to step down.
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Algiers
Algeria
National Liberation Army
Constantine Department
Morocco
Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
France
Constantine
Mc Hatt
el Milia
Gounod
Nomentchas
Rabat
Sultan Ben Arafa
Pierre Boyer de la Tour
Galveston closes dens of vice in major crackdown
Galveston led a sweeping anti vice drive closing open bars gambling parlors and houses of prostitution. The 6 am shutdown affected beachfront bars, the Pirates Club and other venues as officials praised unity of business leaders led by E. J. Pennington and Mayor George Roy Clough. District Attorney Johnson raided nearby Texas City while plans to show Phenix City cleanup films drew interest from local ministers.
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Galveston
Texas Island
Walter Johnston
Pirates
E. J. Pennington
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Pennington
George Roy Cloudy
Chamber
Clough
Johnston
Marsene Johnson
Texas City
Galveston County
Life Magazine
Tony Fertitta
Hank Suydam
Dallas
Bureau of
Life
Hugh Bentley
Phenix City
Ala
Bentley
Alabama
Adenauer Refuses To Send Refugees Back To The Reds
In Bonn the government rejected a Soviet demand to deport over 100000 Russian citizens in West Germany. The Federal Refugee Ministry said refugees and homeless foreigners have no grounds for concern and retain asylum rights. Soviet Premier Bulganin had claimed Russians there were detained.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Federal
Nikolai Bulganin
Adenauer
Moscow
Long Family Separation Ends In Perry
A 47 year separation ends as Dallas mother Bessie Michael reunites with her two sons Millard Newton of Morrison Oklahoma and Merle Newton of Denver Colorado in Perry Oklahoma. Millard located a cousin in Kansas who learned the mother’s whereabouts leading to their first meeting in 47 years. Mrs Michael plans a visit with her second son Merle in Colorado next spring and discovers five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Dallas
Bessie Michael
Millard WM. Newton
Morrison
Okla
Merle Newton
Denver
Colo
Millard Newton
Mound Valley
Kan
Colorado
College Proxy Won’t Rehire Fired Ex-Red
American University president Hurst R. Anderson defended firing Herbert Fuchs, a former NLRB solicitor linked to Communist cells, saying his background makes him undesired to teach. Rep. Gordon L. Scherer urged rehiring, but Anderson cited students’ interests and said the decision took three months. The ACLU supported Fuchs amid the House committee’s inquiry.
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Washington
Hurst R. Anderson
American University
Herbert Fuchs
Scherer
Hiss
Anderson
Fuchs
Communist Party
House Committee
Friendship Tea by Lawton ABWA Chapter Teas Today
The Lawton chapter of the American Business Women's Association hosts a Hand of Friendship Tea at the Hotel Lawtonian from 3 to 5 today. Ruth Atkins chairs the event with Mildred Brown directing music. The gathering marks the fall membership drive climax with officers listed as Goodey, Harris, Lund, Ferris, and Smith.
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Lawton
The
American Business Women’s Association
Lawtonian
Ruth Atkins
Mildred Brown
ABWA
Lodell Goodey
Ruby Harris
Sara Lund
Mary Ferris
Leta Smith
State Chief Justice Honored By Indians
CHICAGO Chief Justice N B Johnson of the Oklahoma Supreme Court received the 22nd annual Indian Achievement Award from the Indian Council Fire at an Indian Day dinner. Johnson, half Cherokee, served 14 years in Oklahoma's 12th Judicial District before election to the state Supreme Court. Presentation was by Papago member Thomas Segundo. Attendees included Helen Peterson and Ben Reifel.
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Chicago
N. B. Johnson
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Indian Council
Johnson
Oklahoma
12Th
Thomas Segundo
Helen Peterson
National Congress of American Indians
Ben Reifel
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Belgian Prince Visits U.S. Arrives for New York Stay
Prince Albert of Belgium arrives in New York for a brief visit to Friday. The 21 year old royal will stay in New York until Tuesday then begin an unofficial tour of the United States.
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U.S
New York
Prince Albert
Belgium
United States
School Cafeterias Expand in Local System
Andrew Jackson elementary will open a new cafeteria Monday as part of a districtwide expansion. Superintendent John Shoemaker announced that when Woodrow Wilson elementary opens on Oct 3 the system will operate 18 cafeterias, while Emerson and Washington lack cafeterias at present.
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Andrew Jackson
John Shoemaker
Woodrow Wilson
Emerson
Washington
Cooperton Youth Wins Rodeo Prizes
Cooperton senior Dean Reeder of the Future Farmers of America won a gold and silver sculptured belt buckle, a $10 gift certificate, and a lariat rope at the annual 4 H FFA and high school rodeo in Anadarko in September 1922. He took third place in the second calf roping section and first in the average calf roping.
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Saddle Mountain
Dean Reeder
Cooperton
Future Farmers of America
Anadarko
Reeder
Ryvers Reeder
Lawton Educators To Attend Parley
John Shoemaker superintendent of city schools will attend an Oklahoma conference on education with focus on school health. The session is on the University of Oklahoma campus. Hugh Bish Lawton High principal A Richardson junior high principal and several elementary principals will also attend the Oklahoma School Administrators conference Saturday at OU.
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John Shoemaker
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
Hugh Bish
Lawton
A. Richardson
Shoemaker
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