Road Mishaps Send Six to Hospital Here
Two accidents, one Tuesday night and another Wednesday morning, sent six people to Valley View Hospital. A wreck near Stratford involved a 946 Chevrolet overturning while five workers were aboard, with Joe Parker driving and his son and others injured. Another pickup collision near Ada killed a horse and left Bost and LeRoy McAnalivy treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley View Hospital
Loncert
Heen
Fra
Doe
Stratford
Joe
Walnut Grove
Ada
Shts
Bost
Diene
Pekup
Vinullov View Hospital
Rerse
LeRoy McAnalivy
Valley View
Leos Rhynes
Haly's Reds Hint at M-Plan Shift in Parliament
In a chaotic, heavily garbled report from April elections, communist and socialist blocs struggle amid near complete returns. Official figures show Christian Democrats gaining control of both houses with independent socialists. the Communists face reduced influence as voters favor noncommunist fronts. A late note mentions labor figures and a stray obituary for Charley G. Bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FL McKnight
Giuseppe di Vittorio
Remeval
Moscow
Chamber of Deputies
Tve
Christian Democrats
Antie Communus
Sulatistey
Senate
Uere Democrats
Popular Front
Alcide de Graperi
Cheistign
Denrace
Muner
Faé
Stand of Firmness Toward Russia in Effect Three Years
Washington dispatch notes a tough US stance against further concessions to Russia in UN core issues. President Truman backs leaders refusing Soviet demands as three years since the San Francisco conference spotlight ongoing debates on arms aid to Greece and Turkey and ERP support amid UN doubts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
James Marlow Washington
Associated Press
United States
United Na
Truman
U.S
San Francisco
Theatries
United National Te Recop
Argumens
USM
Grnecal
Pyasie
Congress
U. S
U.N
U. My
Unite States
Ths
U. NM
Gresce
Turkey
Uropeen
U. N
Secrtary of
Forrestal
UB. N
Southwestern Bell outlines $70 million expansion in Oklahoma
OXLAROMA CITY April 22 Southwestern Bell Telephone company outlined a $70,000,000 expansion plan for Oklahoma at a hearing on permanent rate increases before the State Corporation Commission. The commission denied a temporary increase. Engineer E W Allen said the expansion, to be completed in 1951, would raise the state's total investment to about $126,000,000, more than doubling from the end of the war. The company plans to spend $17,400,000 annually over the next four years, with estimated annual expenditures near $3,000,000. The note ends with a non-sequitur remark by Dr Homer B. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxlaroma City
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Cormission
Munday
E. W. Allen
Aten
W51
Pawt
Homer 2
Martin
Stamdara
Ob Co
Farmer near Union Valley Trials Artificial Rainfall System
A Union Valley farmer, A Britt, has adopted an overhead irrigation system to combat drought. The portable unit, rented from Service Plumbing, waters 10 acres using lightweight pipe and spray rigs, with a central reservoir and a new well feeding the system. Britt plans to expand, hoping the method yields higher crops despite limited rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rhoades
A. Fayery
Irom
Britt
Mour Union Valley
Service Plumbing Company
Grdeteyman
Sanger
Tex
Ade
Stonewall
Brint
Condiition
Uwnian Valley
Ry iChryster
Setview Plumbing Company
Trudy
Bwite
Eight-Time Sheriff Clyde Kaiser Declines Reelection Bid
Clyde Kaiser, sheriff of Potatte county for 36 years, announces he will not seek reelection this year. The news sparks a scramble for the post with several deputies and others signaling candidacy, while officials weigh options as filing opens April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Kaiser
Pontoteé
Sheviff
Paatotae Gauruty
Onc
J. Er Gaar
Two Men Held for Hijacking Quartet
Two men were held for the hijacking of four youths on U.S. 44 near Keystone, Oklahoma. Cecil D. Grigsby and John Burr, both 18 or 19, allegedly forced the hitchhikers from their car, robbed them of $425, and fled after shooting the car window. The car was later found burned out east of Sapulpa. Police arrested two suspects at 6:20 a.m. near U.S. 66 and SH 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing
Okla
Highway Patrol
Ideatelend
Cecil D. Grigsby
Dack Foleond
John Burr
Marion Grigsby
M. Womday
U. S 44
New Keystone
Mica
Raystone
Joe Dobson
Bob Blackburn
U. S 66
Sapulpa
Arctic Oil Claim Sparks Navy Well Stacking Debate
In Olympia April 21 a retired general testified that the navy plans to stack a class of oil wells in the Arctic. Brigadier General Ensley Llewelly, back from the Arctic late last year, made the statment at a Capital City press briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Weahington
Aretic
Ger
Ensley Llewelly
Arctic
Preys Clais
Trappist Monks To Move To Far West
Trappist monks plan relocation to Valley Ranch near Tryvel for a new abbey. Abbot Futlerer confirms a long voyage and setting up a cloistered Catholic order, with vows and a life of prayer and farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far West
New
Pullman
Dart M. Fitterer
Abbey of Poor Lark of
Lady of Easing
Valley Ranch
Tryvel
Prlman
France
Abe
Rov
Futlerer
Tod
Salk
Longtein “Titty
Lonsdale
Pore and concentrated sugar in Encyclopaedia claim
A misread excerpt from the Encyclopaedia Britannica suggests a claim that Swedes in Stockholm live at a rate of one in every ten, with a note about sugar sweetness. The text appears garbled and unreliable as a factual statistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Aatley Swedes
Stockholm
Hot Fight Looms As Congress Takes Up Diek Messare
Washington April 21 Sign of a heated draft fight grows as Congress weighs universal service. A member of the House Armed Services Committee opposes peacetime conscription. another votes no. Estimates place annual cost at about 2.25 billion dollars, with current armed forces budget around 14.6 billion. Critics say mobilization is unnecessary while defense fears press for reserves and stricter utilization of manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Diek Messare
Washington
Bishop
House
fEpegee
Enge
Engel
Breet
Truman
Che
Andrews
Defense Forrestal
Hospital Building Plans Being Listed in Oklahoma City
The state health department initiated the second phase of the five year federal aid hospital building program. Dr Grady Mathews said questionnaires were sent to potential applicants in Oklahoma to identify building needs. The federal government must know by July 1 to allocate Oklahoma’s share of funds, and sponsors or applicants seeking federal aid should advise the state department before May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Health Department
Grady Meathews
Techie Gopener
Sid Locday
Oklsgomatia
Oklafome
Sidim
State Department
Mathews
Oklahoma water plan change eyed by state group
Oklahoma officials push to shift emphasis of the Arkansas river program. Clarence Burch leads a delegation seeking withdrawal of three small dams near Tulsa and Bixby. Members include Elmer Harber Newt Graham and Gene Zeller with Frank Rae in Washington awaiting approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Washington
Montgoby
Clarence Bureh
State Planning and Resources Board
Army Engineers Board For
Tulsa
Buslspee
Cas Brass
Burch
Elmer Harber
Muskogee
Newt Graham
Gene Zeller
Oklahoma Water Development Association
Frank Rae
Canton Litigation Digities
Akready
Canton
College Musicians Delight Assembly Audience Today
A capacity crowd in Cast Central auditorium heard a college music department program led by Ted Fillard and his swing orchestra. Francene Pearce and Horace Mont impressed with violin solos while East Central Concert Singers and the college chorus performed selections. The program closed with East Central Symphony Orchestra playing Russian works. Thelma Hokey urged students to join the college chorus in summer or fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Ted Fillard
Francene Pearce
Horace Montviolin
Central
Cavaliera Rusteans
B. Paul Enix
East Central Symphony Orchestra
Thelma Hokey
Ccollege Chorus
Russian Allies Dispute Deepens Over Germany Crisis
London dispatch reports new Russian thrusts in disputes with western powers over Germany and Austria. A British plane crash near Beixlim is blamed on Russia and the US in a tense clash. American troops in Berlin exchange fire with Russian officers during a displaced person arrest as Western and Eastern Germany drift apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
Germany
Austria
Bexlim
United States
U. S
Berlin
W. T. Babcock
Amerinat
Ananiys
Britain
France
ANTM
Fl — Henderson
Bruce
Reuther Shot At Home in Detroit Attack Scene
Walter P. Reuther CIO leader wounded seriously by shotgun blast at his illuminated kitchen window. Doctors say saved by reflex turn toward wife. investigators launch citywide manhunt with multiple rewards offered by HAW, Detroit authorities, and local unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Reuther
OGGE Crew Missed Fraction of Minute Changeover
OGGE crew underestimated time for Sunday changeover causing 15 minutes planned but 154 minutes taken. Everett Monasco reported everything went off schedule amid two months of preparation. Due to higher electricity demand in Ada OG&E raised the feeder voltage from 13 000 to 24 000 volts and cut power for all work including jumper changes and other unplanned tasks. Boni Wyatt cited renewed complaints from his office regarding the outage Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OGLE
Rmiks
Everett Monasco
Savera
Bned
Boni Wyatt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jon Parker
Thred Martin
Haly
Thaco
Amexica
Charley G. Busby
Francis
Says
Chishome
Union Valley
Brittana
Bey
Nis
Unon Valley
Interes Sd
Amelie
Sasekwu
Bedford
Latts
Court Crerk Ltd
Bochkord
Teile
Avision
Watosha
Selzetian
Hn Fdot
Shire
Ediard
Qlinde Bowbitt
Img
Terre Tone D
County Altorey
Ray Thompson
Com Jones
Vintin Sola
Vienna
Tome
Boogie
Pegle
Sevinus
Gwen Martinson
Cld
Martinson
James N. McNatly
I Segime
International Executive Board
The
HAW
Harry S. Toy
Reather
OGGE
Duke of Wichelies Righ
Tom Steed el
Eytt
Fader Oktukomes Piruict
Ing
Amagzing
Shawmes News
Mist
Kenowa
Old Tews Om Ade Evening
Bartlerville
McAlester
Congressional
IMM
Osteo
China-Bun Marinetia Theater
Eal Waxtfare
Richard Steed
Montties Uz. &. Navy
Roger Steed
Marine Corps Watt
Chine
Wlomber Methodist Church
Masons, Elke, American Legion, Rotary Club
Lecene of Young Democraty
Yours
Tom Steed
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!