Rouse Hearing Under Way For July 27 Shooting
A preliminary hearing for J R Rouse charged with the July 27 shooting of Orvil Nicholas began before Justice J R Willoughby. By midmorning seven witnesses testified including Ada officers Ray Goodwin Montporsery and deputy Histe who described threats and the shooting scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Rouse
Orvil Nicholas
J. R. Willoughby
Ott Ray
Ray
Esther Daniels
Rouse
Rouse’s
Johnston Murray Makes Slight Gain In Recount
In Sequo ayah county officials corrected figures in the Democratic governor run off recount showing William O. Coe with a 153 vote gain across 58 counties. Johnston Murray led initially with a 33 vote gain before adjustments. Coe now leads in the recount, with 19 counties still pending and Oklahoma and Muskogee awaiting final checks. Tulsa County added 24 votes to Coe, while Coe previously trailed Murray by 1,008 in the official count. the race hinges on remaining boxes and potential errors in large counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahomacity
Seanoyah
William O. Coe
Johnston Murray
State Election Board
Election Board of
Sequoyah
Coe
William
Murray
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Tulsa
Cot
Fran Him
Supreme Court
Harriman Returns to Washington From Korea Visit
Harriman flies to Washington with an optimistic Korea report to President Truman. He met General MacArthur and visited the front, spoke with Syngman Rhee and Eighth Army commander Walton Walker before boarding a military transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
W. Averrell Harriman
Truman
Maciaseat
MacArtair
Harriman
Harrinsr
MacArthur
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Walton H. Walker
U.S. Eighth Army
Korea
Renee Anasnnman
Medicine price trends in Hong Kong Aug costs rise
Imported drug prices in Hong Kong have climbed over the past two months with penicillin nearly doubling and sulphate drugs up about 20 percent. The note hints at broader shortages and consumer impact on households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Russia Faces UN Rebuke Over Korean Situation
Russia again faced a United Nations rebuff over Korea as the council prepared to begin a new week of diplomacy at Lake Success. The United States and Soviet resolutions dominated debate while a Russian veto loomed, with the broader war of words continuing though not affecting the on ground military campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Haereeson
Lake Success
Russia
United Nations
Korea
Security Council
Flussis
United States
U.S
Red
South Korea
Council
Jakob Malik
Korgan
Council On
Trygver Lie
Nater
General Assembly
Lie
U.N
Three Die in Ozarks Shooting Rampage in Eminence
In Eminence Missouri last night a wild shooting spree left three dead and two wounded. The victims include farmer ER N Fansier about 63 his son Homer L Fansier and a four year old girl Barbara Harris. William Harris 39, identified as the killer and husband of Fansler’s sister, fled into the wooded Ozarks after the attack. Police set roadblocks and a massive search followed with storms hindering efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eminence
Ozarks
Missouri
ER. N. Fansier
Homer L. Fansier
Barbara Harris
J. A. Tandy
State Highway Patrol
William Harris
Tandy
Harris
Hubert Wright
Fanster
Harris Sire
Homer L. Fansler
Fansler
Rose
Elmer Nichols
Lola Jean
Jayce Thomas
Miss Thomas
Highway Patrol
White
Greene
St Hluels
Family Bread To Be Governed By Federal Rules
A proposed standard for enriched family bread was announced in the federal register. The rule would specify ingredients and quantities for common loaf forms and set labeling or composition requirements to be applied after final adoption.
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Washington
U N Naval Forces Attack Red Coastal Installations
U N naval forces bombed Red coastal targets with three bombardments hitting Korea's east and west coasts from the Sea of Japan and Yellow Sea. Five American ships penetrated to Tanchon rail center north of the 38th parallel, with air spotters aiding. Arrangements included support from Inchon and Yongdok as allied ships shelled Inchon.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Red
Korea
Sea of Japan
Yellow Sea
Tanchon
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
Navy
Yangyang
U. S
Inchon
Seoul
Yongdok
Charles C. Hartman
Seoul City Site Tries to Undermine Soldier Morale
In Seoul, a propaganda broadcast by a Korean woman nicknamed Seoul City Site targets U.S. airmen, urging them to return home. The 558th Military Police picked up the feed. the identity remains unknown. The report references Tokyo Rose Iva Toguri D Aquino, noting her wartime treason conviction and release on bail pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8Th Army
Korea
Tokyo Rose
Seoul
South Korea
U.S
M.P
Tokyo
Rose
Iva Toguri D*aquino
Radio
San Francisco
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Actiat
Alien Schools Open August 28 in Allen Oklahoma
Allen officials announced that alien schools will start work on Monday August 28 with teachers reporting August 2 and students returning Friday morning August 25. Superintendent Loyd R. Watson reminded residents of a recent legislature tax law about age six for school attendance and noted the district will enforce the law like others in Oklahoma. A Norman boy was admitted to Crippled Children’s Hospital last night bringing under care total to eight cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Loyd R. Watson
Buser
Watson
Lev’ i
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Norman
Crippled Children's Hospital
Marines Dig Into Reserves Call Up 250000 Strength
Washington August 8 7 The Marines plan to call up all 240000 volunteer reserves to raise active strength to about 250000 and extend mobilization. A January request for a further 500 million dollars to expand Marine forces is anticipated while Mansfield urged a permanent minimum of 300000. First 50000 reserves to active duty from August 18 to October 31 with 30000 more date undecided. Coast Guard seeks to re enlist veteran guardsmen and reservists. Military notes include Collins tank program briefing and Truman receiving a 30 minute update from the joint chiefs. Senator Byrd signals expected surge in defense spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Goodwin
Washington
Vinson
Dga
House Armed Serveice Committee
Suiday
Defense Department
Marine Corps
Mansfield
Mont
Tne Coast Guard
Coast Guard
J. Lawton Collins
Army
House
Rep. Philbin
D-Mass
Collins
President Truman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Truman
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs
Byrd
D-Va
Mr. Truman
Congress
Bridges Seeks Freedom in Second Appeals Bid
Harry Bridges, jailed as a communist party agent, makes a second bid for freedom before the U.S. circuit court of appeals after failing in a federal district court. Meanwhile about 4,090 CIO Longshore workers on Hawaii sugar plantations walk off in protest of his jailing. Bridges was jailed by Judge George S. Harris who revoked bail at $25,000, calling him likely a powerful figure in American communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Aug
Harry Bridges
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Bridges’ Cio Longshore Union
Hawaii
Bridges
George 5B. Harris
Court of Appeal
Apsl
Harris
Communist Party In
America
Red Troops Swarm Past River Barrier In Korea War
About 9,000 Red troops crossed the Naktong river barrier at night and more pressed toward Taegu threatening U S defenses on the main South Korea front. The advance came as U N forces prepared a renewed counterattack near Chinju and Taegu with fresh troops and armored support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Naktong River
Taegu
South Korea
United Nations
Chinix
Chingu
Pusan
U. S
U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
Naktone
Changnyong
U.S
John BE. Church
James H Eischeid Receives Degree at East Central State
James H. Eischeid, Kevans high school graduate, earned a B.S. degree in industrial arts with biology minor at East Central State College during the July 27 commencement. Son of Mrs Anita Eischeid of Oklahoma City, he earlier attended Onawa High School and played football. He joined the Naval Air Corps after high school, trained in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and served ten months before beginning fall term at East Central. He has worked part time at the Alldridge Hotel pharmacy for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Eischeid
Kevans High School
East Central State College
James
Anita Eischeid
Oklahoma City
Onawa
KKK
Naval Air Corp
Albuqueeque
New Mexico
East Central
Aldrdge Hotel
Calling of 45th Affects Leaders In Konawa Area
Special report notes Sec ond Lt Glenn Call, newly elected state representative from the Konawa Sesakwe district, will join the 45th division. Ponting seeks army leave during session. Dr Warrington Austerman, Kasnawa’s physician, expects no active duty now. Captain Austerman to transfer to inactive reserve. Konawa Fire Chick Jessie Tibby enlists for Camp Polk with the 45th. Irby and Johnny Irby reportedly enlisted in Konawa National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konawa
Glenn
Konawa-Sesakwe
Ponting
Warrington Austerman
Kasnawa
Austerman
130Thnfantry
National Guard
Army
Jessie Ti By
Camp Polk
Say Bud Better Stick to Your Job
Oklahoma City August 5 Pi Say Bud better stick to that lab youve got Jobs in war production are scarce Vandivier chairman of the State Employment Security Commission warned about workers quitting civilian jobs for defense work He cited Oklahoma Ordnance Works Pryor drawing hundreds from four states and said there is no concrete information on reopening the WWI plant He noted only about 0 people daily hired at Tinker Air Force Base among 13000 civilian employees
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Oklahoma City
Bud
Dave Vandivier
State Employment Security Commission
Vandivier
Oklahoma Ordnance Works
Pryor
Tinker Air Force Base
Negro Captured After Long Search in Arkansas
Forrest City Arkansas August 5 UP a 30 year old Negro was felled by a posseman s bullet and captured near the town days before the burial of a peace officer slain Thursday night Deputy Sheriff Ray Campbell and another officer were wounded in the incident State troopers with bloodhounds tracked Aubrey Smith to a wooded area west of Forrest City as he emerged he fired at Billy Parker 20 a reserve veteran from Palestine Parker shot him in the shoulder with a 22 caliber rifle and Smith was rushed to Little Rock in a guarded ambulance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Rouse
Ada
Ray Goodwin
Tom Montporsery
Bret
Nicholas
Walker Hisle
Histe
Russell Smith
Sam Massey
Tom D. McKeown
Forrest City
Ark
St. Francis County
Roger West
Aubrey Smith
Ray Campbell
Billy Parker
Pailestine
West
Smith
Here
Parker
Little Rock
U S May Get Two Headed Calf
A Danish calf born three months ago at H Huebeckman's farm in Alierup South Jutland has two heads and four eyes. The animal studies the world as it chews and is shown at local markets while the owner weighs selling it to the United States for study and display.
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Copenhagen
United States
H. Huebeckman
Alierup
Jutland
Sil Xosha Strona
Amusement Machine Repair Notes From East Cen Record
Hin hi to Nytog studied flying vader vies 1 nil while at East Cen in a fragmented note about repairing amusement machines and aviation terms without clear context or complete details.
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Nytog
East Cen
Konawa School Students Join 45th National Guard Unit
Konawa juniors seniors and two teachers are listed among local National Guard members called to federal service. The roster names 16 seniors and five juniors plus sophomores and freshmen, with several teachers and last year’s graduates also noted as affiliated. Additional local unit officers and a long list of sergeants, corporals, privates, and recruits complete the company’s ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konawa National Guard
S/e
Clement C. Lowry
John R. Samron
Moorison & Little
David A. Lowry
Gerald K. Lawry
Wiley H. Mann
Don G. McLeister
Frank DB. Nupley
Harvey F. Wilton
Tommy J. Sanders
Edward Tucker
Willian W. Wooten
Horace D. Sweat
Billy J. Johnson
Bobby J. Johnson
Wilford Tuck
Virgil le Blackwood
Paul B. Hailey
Kermat E. Inman
Orval W. Tipton
Pic
Franklin ©. Burns
Tommy Armstrong
Keith R. Inman
Norman Factor
Coy G. Long
Harold N. Mann
Tommy J. Tipton
Pretty Young Girl Escapes Hospital
A young woman, Alice Richard of Freagy, who killed her twin Sally, escaped Napa State Hospital by climbing a wall and hitchhiking 50 miles to San Francisco. She spent time at a movie, had a Coke and doughnut, and was returned to Napa after being declared mentally ill in Fresno court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Alice Richard
Freagy
State Hospital
Napa
Alice
Fresno
Sally
Baptist Mission Building Completed at South Town
The Baptist mission building at South town is finished and will host services Sunday morning. An all day meeting includes a noon Sasket dinner and a 2 3 dedication service. D. Vernon, long time Sunday school superintendent, will give a brief church history. Loren White will preside as master of ceremonies. Amos Bunn will sing and Dr Charles Myers will preach the dedication sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Mission
Southtown
D. Vernon
Fix
Loren White
Magica
Amos Bunn
First Baptist Church
Tolo
Charles Myers
Traffic Violation Counts Completed
Several traffic violations were disposed of Friday and Saturday by Percy Armstrong justice of the peace Kenneth D tiem. A $20 fine was imposed for reckless living. Arrests included Jul E Plurobus for redhess driving and Cy Killian highway patrolman for unspecified charges. Leo Lillech Church paid $15 for driving to the left of center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Armstrong
Justice of the Peace
Kenneth D Tiem
Seckless
Redhess
Cy Killian
Arres
Leo Lillech
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Oril Nicholas
First Marine
Batte
Hoes
Das
Reds
Betty
Benny Fox
Benny Them
Sud Br
Fronters of Freedom
Staus
D4th
Nak- Tong
Waegwan
Kum- Thon
Kosang
Fifth Infantry
Chinju
Chindong
Songdok
North Korea
Konawa Area
Irby
His
Johnny Irby
Konawa Naonal Guard
Arkansas
Perry He Townsend
Glen C. Collins
Jack M.flowers
John C. Phelps
John Cloud
Arthur H. Elliott, Jr
Feerinets D. Head
James D. Nancy
Billy D. Griffin
Bill C. Johnston
Daniel D. Khoury
Jack H. Lambeth
Lenard J. Nunley
Percy N. Townsend
Edward L. Adams
James W. Braden
Edward J. Branscum
Anderson C. Burgess
Charles A. Collins
Thomas ©. Cooper
Freddie L. Corbin
Kenneth Hario
Kenneth A. Inman, Sr
Frank E. Sexton
Jack Spurce
James M. Buckler
Ronald L. Byrd
Ted L. Foxx
Lynn J. Fry
Billy Shurleys
Hardy A. Raulston
Elvis DB. Slaughter
Harold V. Smith
Billy ©. Sparks
Harley E. Sparks
Leo A. Alexander
Louis Alexander
J. BE. Branscum
Bobby J .Ployd
Issac N. Foster
Thomas E. Joyner
Ewell Levance
Jim F. Lewis
Wilow Bb. Mason
Orval Moore
Arlie W. Neely
Billy Z. Rains
Jerry D. Slaughter
Jerry N. Smithwick
Wesley E. Spaulding
Cleith D. Walker
Lawton T. Branscum
Eugene V. Gates
Stanley E. Henry
Bobby R. Jackson
J. I. McGinnis
Onyal G. McGinnis
Jim B. Pamplin
Jimmy J. Rodgers
Earl A. Sparks
Charles T. Stricland
Wc, Tyler
Roy G. Tyler
Bobby G_ Went
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