Eisenhower Seeks Labor Backing Amid Surprise Vote Hope
Eisenhower enters talks assured of a potential labor vote shift. AFL Build ing and Construction Trades head Richard J. Gray says eight to ten top union officials may back him and many rank and file unionists could join, citing labor discontent with Democrats. Straus of American Smelting and Refining Co. supports Eisenhower, praising his impact on world peace and freedom. Other visitors report plans for a broad civil rights and fair employment speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Devlin
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Roger Walls
National Conference of Christians and
Eisenhower
Richard J. Gray
Albany
N. Y
AFL Building and Construction Trades Department
Gray
Building Trades
United States Department of Labor
Straus
The
American Smelting and Refining Co
Stalin
Plead Not Guilty In Ada Check-Charge Case
Bertha F Landrum and D P Mondrell, arrested in Paonia Colorado, entered not guilty pleas to bogus check charges in Ada. They faced two misdemeanor and two felony counts with bonds of 200 and 3 000 dollars respectively. Preliminary hearings set for Friday and Thursday September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha F. Landrum
D. P Mondrell
Paonia
Colo
Ada
Walker Hisle
Percy Armstorng
Justice of the Peace Court
Solidarity Theme Of Moscow Talks
Western diplomats say Moscow Moscow talks likely to end with a strong Chinese Soviet solidarity display. Pravda praises Mao Zedong in a Russian edition review as signs of potential friction appear, but no split is visible amid ongoing discussions in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Mao Tze-Tung
Mao
Peiping
Federal allocation announced for Ardmore project
Senator Monroney announced a $625,000 federal allocation for a project in Ardmore titled Oia General. The funding supports local development and economic activity pending official approval and disbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ardmore
Sen. Monroney
D-Okla
Local visitors and weekend trips in County Line area
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Atkinson and Alta Jean and Johnny Kelley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Reese Criner in County Line. Mrs. Jess Russell and Mrs. J. W. Atkinson shopped in Ada Friday. Jim Wilson and Tommy and Jimmy Atkinson went to Wewoka Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Byford made a business trip to Wewoka Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Atkinson
Alta Jean
Johnny Kelley
Reese Criner
County Line
Oklo
Jess Russell
Ada
Jim Wilson
Tommy
Jimmy Atkinson
Wewoka
Mrs. Monroe Byford
Local Visits Reported Across Oklahoma And Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Roy Hollaman of Davenport Oklahoma visited Mr and Mrs Edd Sharber on Saturday. Mr and Mrs W W Atkinson and Mrs Dora Scroggins called on Mr and Mrs J W Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Dutch Stockton of Healdton spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs O T Stockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hollaman Davenport
Okla
Edd Sharber
W. W. Atkinson
Dora Scroggins
Mrs
J. W
Dutch Stockton
Healdton
O. T. Stockton
Visit by Shawnee Couple to Sharbers Saturday
Mr and Mrs Jack Sharber of Shawnee visited Mr and Mrs Edd Sharber Saturday for a social call in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sharber
Shawnee
Mrs
Edd Sharber
Osburns Visit Corpus Christi Family Event
Mr and Mrs George Osburn and their son of Corpus Christi Texas spend a Sunday with Mr and Mrs Phelps in a small family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Osburn and Son
Corpus Christi, Texas
Phelps
Business trip to Oklahoma City by Russell and Phelps
Jess Russell and John Phelps made a business trip to Oklahoma City Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Russell
John Phelps
Oklahoma City
Scroggin family weekend gathering in Oklahoma City
Mr. and Mrs. Gaylon Scroggin of Oklahoma City hosted Kathaleen and Bobbie Dean Scroggin along with Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Scroggin for a weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylon Scroggin
Oklahoma City
Kathaleen
Bobbie Dean Scroggin
Mrs
Larkin Scroggin
4-H Camp Attendance By Griffin And Hughes
R. H. Griffin and Glen Dale Hughes attend the 4-H club camp at Talaquah this week, joining other members for activities and instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Griffin
Glen Dale Hughes
Talaquah
Evans family visits in Shawnee and Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs R B Evans and children visited Mrs Glenn Evans in Shawnee Sunday afternoon They also visited Glenn Evans who was a patient in the Veterans Administration hospital at Will Rogers Field Oklahoma City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Evans
Glenn Evans
Shawnee
Veterans Administration Hospital
Will Rogers Field
Oklahoma City
Mrs Stokes and Children Visit Relatives in Konawa
Mrs Carl Stokes and her daughters Charlotte and Jeanne spent last weekend visiting relatives in Konawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Stokes
Charlotte
Jeanne
Konawa
Air Force Enlists Floyd Vann Clayton at Lackland AFB
Floyd Vann Clayton has enlisted in the United States Air Force and is assigned to Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio Texas for initial training adding to the local military service notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Vann Clayton
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Walston Host Family Dinner Guests in Konawa
Mrs. Floyd Clayton and her children Shirley Saundra Rita Kay and Lou Nell were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W A Walston in Konawa on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Clayton
Shirley, Saundra
Rita Kay
Lou Nell
W. A. Walston
Konawa
Clayton Family Noted In Sasakwa Ice Creation Event
Mrs Lloyd Clayton and Mrs Cora Clayton along with Marie Clayton from Sasakwa were key participants in an ice creation incident involving Mr and Mrs Floyd Layton on Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Clayton
Cora Clayton
Marie Clayton
Sasakwa
Ice Creative
Floydlayton
Mrs Margaret Williams Visits Hirn House Thursday
Mrs Margaret Williams of Seminole visited Mr and Mrs George Hirn Thursday night. Mr H T Robeson Ada father of 4 A C Rodden is ill this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Williams
Seminole
George Hirn
H. T. Robeson
Ada
A.C. Rodden
Hirn Family Visit to Davenport Residents
Mr and Mrs George Hirn and Frankie visited Davenport Oklahoma on Sunday. Frankie remained for a week long visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hirn
Frankie
George Hirn Sr
Davenport
Okla
Chandler visit notes and ill health of local man
Mr Oscar Merrill is critically ill at his home this week. Mrs Edd Zweincher and Mikie spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Connie Haws and daughter of Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Merrill
Edd Zweincher
Mikie
Connie Haws
Chandler
Mrs. Anders Visits Maud Friend for Weeklong Visit
Mrs. Sam Anders called on Mrs. Jake Cople in Maud Friday. Marine Sue Emilie returned home with her for a week of visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Anders
Jake Cople
Maud
Marine Sue Emilie
Drop In Second Grade Enrollment Details
End of enrollment shows total of first and second graders up 22 from last year. Second grade, enrolled Monday, lagged 26 with first grade up 48. Tuesday covered third and seventh grades plus high school seniors. Second grade by school: Glenwood 31, Hayes 31, Irving 65, Washington 37, Willard 42 for 206, compared with 232 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Hayes
Irving
Washington
Willard
Donors Giving Blood Today
At Pontotoc County Red Cross office 191 donors were on file when the drive began at 10 a.m. on Tuesday. The traveling unit drew donors until 4 p.m. at Ada First Christian Church, seeking 150 pints. Officials note about 200 donors should be on file for bi monthly visits, with some unable to give, ensuring quota is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Red Cross
Ada
First Christian Church
Greater returns for women in vested Ada want ads
A brief item notes women see higher returns from vested Ada want ads, signaling improved opportunities in classified listings. The notice highlights changing market dynamics and potential gains for female advertisers.
Farmers urged to plant legumes in Murray County
Murray County farmers are urged by the county PMA committee to feed every acre with winter legumes and grasses to ease a feed shortage. O C Vernon says these crops will provide pasture and build soil. About $1200 daily assistance has obligated roughly 60 percent of funds, and officials warn funds may run out soon if approvals are not secured promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray County
PMA
O. C. Vernon
Vernon
Weekend visit ends for Shidler family in Sulphur
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Julian and family of Shidler Oklahoma returned to their home Monday after a weekend visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L L Fast of 322 East Oklahoma in Sulphur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Julian
Shidler, Okla
L. L. Fast
E. Okla
Miss Norma Self Visited By Miss Marion Corley
Miss Norma Self of Norman Oklahoma visited over the weekend with Miss Marion Corley at 1142 Division. Miss Self is a 1950 Sulphur high school graduate and a University student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Self
Norman
Okla
Marion Corley
Self
Sulphur High School
Goffes Return From Colorado Vacation
Mr and Mrs Rae Goffe of 108 East Vinita arrived home Sunday after a three week vacation in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Goffe
East Vinita
Colorado
Mrs. Abe Ross Visits Denison Family This Weekend
Mrs. Abe Ross of Denison Texas was a weekend guest in the home of her daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cope and family at 1122 West 12th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Ross
Denison
Texas
Gene Cope
West 12Th
Mrs Clary Returns From Louisiana Visit
Mrs Maggie Clary of 8 East V inita returned Saturday after a week visiting Bastrop Louisiana and sightseeing in Vicksburg Mississippi including the Old Court House Museum and the Vicksburg National Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Clary
East V’vnita
Bastrop
Louisiana
Sulphur teacher returns from month long Colorado vacation
Mrs. Rex Chaney and her mother Mrs. J. B. Kirby of 1116 East 1 Sulphur returned Sunday from a month’s vacation in Colorado. Mrs Chaney is a teacher in the Sulphur school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Chaney
J. B. Kirby
East 1
Sulphur
Colorado
Chaney
Clary Family Returns From Alabama Visit
Mr and Mrs A L Clary Jr and daughter June return home Saturday from Geneva Alabama where they visited Mrs Clarys parents Mr and Mrs Irbie Lacy Mrs Clary teaches at the Oklahoma School for the Deaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Clary Jr
June
West
Yarbroughs Return From Vacation to Miami Home
Mr and Mrs J B Yarbrough of Miami have returned home after a vacation spent at Mrs Yarbroughs fathers residence Ed Cordman at 921 West Tenth Cordmans father Arthur Cordman of Nowata is visiting in the Cordman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Yarbrough
Miami
Mrs. Yarbrough
Ed Cordman
West Tenth
Cordman
Arthur Cordman
Nowata
Navy nurse Daniel Blackburn on 15 day furlough
Daniel E. Blackburn RN of the United States Navy is home on a 15 day furlough visiting Mr and Mrs Dan Blackburn A Sulphur high school graduate of 1950 Blackburn joined the Navy in January 1951 after recruit training at Great Lakes Naval Training Center He was assigned to the Naval Air Station Norfolk VA and will report back at the end of his leave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel E. Blackburn
United States Navy
Dan Blacburn
Blackburn
Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Naval Air Station
Norfolk
Escapers Taken by Police in Omaha
Two men claiming to be escapees from the Oklahoma State Prison at McAlester were captured in Omaha after police spotted them attempting to sell a radio to a farmer. They identified as Harold L. Leniger and Frank M. Medell both Oklahoma residents aged 32 and 28. They said they fled the prison dairy farm last Tuesday after being mistaken for railroad police by crapshooters in a boxcar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QMAHA
Oklahoma State
McAlester
Harold L. Leniger
Guthrie
Okla
Frank M. Medell
Purcell
Okia
William Kaufhold
Kaufhold
Robert J. Johnson
Johnson
Pilot rides disabled plane to earth in Korea letter
Lt. Jack Caper describes in a letter from Ephrata Washington how after his plane was hit he and a French cameraman rode the crippled craft to the ground. He says hot oil poured over him and the crew could not communicate to bail out, so they stayed aboard until landing. He is recovering from severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephrata
Wash
Korea
Earth
Jack Caper
Caper
Visitors of Mr and Mrs Griffin Spend Sunday Afternoon
Sunday visitors to Mr and Mrs O D Griffin included Mrs Alice Townsend Mrs Gale Griffin and children Mrs Burl Griffin and children Mrs Elma Winn Miss Sue Lea Jeff Correll Luther Correll and Mrs W B Sherrell. W E Snyder left Thursday for Dallas for the Magnolia Petroleum annual employe event. Flossie Snyder and Johnny visited daughter Evelyn and husband in Stillwater Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Griffin
Alice Townsend
Gale Griffin
Burl Griffin
Elma Winn
Sue Lea
Jeff Correll
Luther Correll
W. B. Sherrell
W. E. Snyder
Dallas
Magnolia Petroleum
Flossie Snyder
Johnny
Stillwater
Evelyn
Community Visits Reported Across Oklahoma Towns
Dodson Lilly Monette Green wood Mamie Tom Velma Harri son and Sarah Greenwood attended church services near Talihina over the weekend. Mrs Ruth Smithen of Frederick visited Mr and Mrs Simon Wright several days. Mrs Janette Townsend went to Ardmore Saturday to visit her daughter Wanda over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson Lilly
Monette Greenwood
Mamie Tom
Velma Harrison
Sarah Greenwood
Talihina
Ruth Smithen
Frederick
Simon Wright
Local Weekend Visits Highlight Family and Travel
Theo Robbinson of Dustin spent Saturday with his grandmother Mrs. Susan Whitwell. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Graper made a business trip to Ardmore Z. C. Jackson and family spent Sunday visiting relatives at Bowlegs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Robbinson of
Dustin
Susan Whitwell
Walter Graper
Ardmore
Z. C. Jackson
Bowlegs
Ada Women Visit Family in Fittstown
Wilma Lackey and Norma Lee Graper of Ada spent Sunday with their parents in Fittstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Lackey and
Norma Lee Graper
Ada
Fittstown
Skeiths Visit Parents In Enid Hallmark Family Weekend
Mr and Mrs Jack Skeith and their daughter from Enid spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs J A Skeith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Skeith
Enid
J. A. Skeith
Mrs Green and Children Visit New Mexico Kin
Mrs. Carlos Green and her two children from New Mexico are spending two weeks with her parents, Mr and Mrs Jim Vincent, relating a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Green
New Mexico
Jim Vincent
Elevator Workers Talk of Walkout In Kansas City
A union official warned of a potential nationwide walkout by elevator workers over contract disputes with 15 Kansas City terminal operators. Local 16 reached a June 30 agreement after a brief strike as wheat shipments rose, with the regional Wage Stabilization Board to reconsider the 15 cent hourly rise amid industry concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
David W. Hill Jr
Hill
WSB
Local 16
Kansas
Pays Fine in Traffic Case for Driving on Left of Center
Jimmie L. Miller pleaded guilty to driving to the left of the center line at a hill crest. He paid a $10 fine and costs in the Percy Armstrong justice of the peace court Tuesday morning after arrest by Highway Patrolman Henry Van Arsdell en route to an accident scene six miles north of Ada Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie L. Miller
Percy Armstrong
Justice of the Peace
Miller
Henry van Arsdell
Ada
Death Penalty Is Down to 12 Years
Western sources report Albania extending the death penalty to children over 12 as part of a tougher penal code. The law, passed by Parliament, goes into effect September 1, amid reports of new arrests of teenagers in Romania and broader Communist crackdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Australia
Red Albania
Romania
Soviet Union
Two Polio Victims Admitted To Valley View Ward
Two polio patients were admitted to Valley View hospital's polio ward Tuesday night. Thresa Shirley, 16, of Wewoka, is listed with acute polio, while Ronnie Russell, 9, of Konawa, is the other admission. The girl’s condition was fair and the boy’s was good on Wednesday morning, bringing the ward total to eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley View Hospital
Thresa Shirley
Wewoka
Ronnie Russell
Konawa
Cedar Grove HD Club Meets Discusses Accessories
The Cedar Grove home demonstration club met in August under a shade tree at the schoolyard hosted by Mrs. Eli West. Five members attended including president Mrs. Cecil Canada who presided. Mrs. Coy Chandler led a devotional and demonstrations on accessories were shown by Miss Minnie Lou McDaniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
Eli West
Minnie Lou McDaniel
HDA
Cecil Canada
Coy Chandler
Wapanucka Schools Set to Open Monday Amid Water Shortage
Wapanucka schools will begin Monday under superintendent Dolph Trease with enrollment complete. The town faces dire water conditions, but the school relies on a well for drinking water and has state mandated provisions. Faculty includes Paul Heatley principal. Ben Sullivan coach. Beatrice Supert. Nola Trease. Roberts Jones. Orval Payne. Maud Robertson. Flora Reams. Muriel Shipman. Nancy Lou Perry. A new Plainview bus joins the fleet. bus drivers are Buster Clements M J Moore J I Bolen. custodian F C Cartwright. cook Elizabeth Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapanucka
Dolph Trease
Trease
Paul Heatley
Ben Sullivan
Beatrice Supert
Nola Trease
Roberts Jones
Orval Payne
Maud Robertson
Flora Reams
Muriel Shipman
Nancy Lou Perry
Plainview
Buster Clements
M. J. Moore
J. I. Bolen
F. C. Cartwright
Elizabeth Brown
Horace Mann School Opens Fall Term at East Central State
The Horace Mann laboratory school at East Central State College begins the fall semester on Tuesday September 2. Enrollment for grades 1-8 runs Friday August 29 from 8 30 to 12 00, with high school students also enrolling August 29 in a senior to freshman time sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mann Laboratory School
East Central State College
Horace Mann
Russians Use Devious Schemes to Seize Apartment
Moscow Pravda demands punishment for M. Tarashkevich and his wife Judge Romanova after a five year fight over pensioner Agrippina Orlova. Tarashkevich allegedly forged papers to register as resident, married a nurse then his new wife to block appeals, and forced eviction through repeated new reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
M. Tarashkevich
Romanova
Agrippina Orlova
Tarashkevich
Mrs. Orlova
Shell Creek pow wow draws 20 tribes this weekend
Delegations from 20 Indian tribes are expected at the fifth annual Shell Creek pow wow in Sand Springs Oklahoma Friday Saturday and Sunday. Dances will be held at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Springs
Okla
Shell Creek
Two Hospitalized As Result of Car Wreck
Report of a traffic collision left Mr. and Mrs. Ward and another occupant hospitalized. The brief item lists local residents visiting Stratford and Ada guests including Mr. and Mrs. Roden from Waldron Arkansas and other regional names.
Funeral for F. W. Lairson Draws Wide Circle of Relatives
Out of town relatives and friends attended the funeral of F. W. Lairson Saturday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Lairson and two sons from Phoenix Arizona and relatives from Sayre Tecumseh Shawnee Oklahoma City Wynnewood Wynnewood Wynnewood Wynnewood Davis Davis Wynnewood Wynnewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Lairson
R. O. Lairson
Phoenix
Ariz
W. Lairson
Sayre
D. E. Lairson
Ruby
Ben McClain
Tecumseff
W. H. Lairson
Shawnee
Susie Smith
Oklahoma City
Lem Lairson
E. O. Jones
Meta Tomlison
Wynnewood
Griffin Spencer
Melba Stark
Lillie Cash
Davis
Bertie Jones
Ada Company Wins Write-off Approval for Defense Fabrication
The National Production Authority approved four certificates of necessity for rapid tax write-offs on defense facilities in Oklahoma. Ada Dolomite Reduction Corp. in Ada received a 12.54 million dollar write-off for chlorine manufacture split into two parts 45 percent and 30 percent. Other certificates include B H Aircraft Machine Co Tulsa 32769 65 percent Southern Express Miami two certificates 1900 55 percent and 13200 60 percent Kansas City Southern Railway Stilwell 18231 40 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Oklahoma
National Production Authority
Dolomite Reduction Corp
Ada
B. & H. Aircraft Machine Co
Tulsa
Dolomite Reduction Corp Plans In Ada Clarified
The Dolomite Reduction Corporation owned by W D Ryder G M Ryder and R E Ryder with main office in Kansas City waits on plans for Oklahoma projects. Harry Barndollar the Ada representative says nothing definite, while land near Ada previously bought for a rock wool plant was sold to the Ada Industrial Development Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolomite Reduction Corporation
W. D. Rider
G. M. Ryder
R. E. Ryder
Kansas City
Harry Barndollar
Troy
Mr. Barndollar
Ada
Ryder Brothers
Oklahoma
W. D. Ryder
Ryders
Ada Industrial Development Corporation
Veterans seek Anzio Express for Oklahoma reunion
Oklahoma City veterans of the 45th Division plan a drive for 10 000 to bring the Anzio Express giant railway gun to their annual reunion. The gun, which pinned guardsmen at Anzio in World War II, is now at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Two former commanders will speak, and 70 Korean veterans decorated since returning home will be honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma National Guard
Oklahoma
Anzio
Italy
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Maryland
45Th
James C. Styron
Hobart
Troy H. Middleton
Louisiana State University
Robbery by men posing as police near Terral Oklahoma
Jack Ballard of Shreveport Louisiana said two men stopped his car near Terral pretending to be officers and robbed him of 150 dollars before driving off in two cars. He reported a following vehicle and a siren as the ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terral
Okla
Jack Ballard
Shreveport, la
Ballard
Two Hurt As Car Flips Several Times North Of Ada
A one car crash six miles north of Ada on SH 99 at 8 15 P M Monday sent Kay M Barkley 32 of 711 West Fourth to Valley View hospital in critical condition with no X rays ordered yet and Dallas Porter Robinson 47 of Konawa listed in fair condition. Highway Patrolman Henry Van Arsdell said the car left the road struck guard posts and a mailbox, rolled about 100 feet and came to rest on its side after overturning three times. The woman was thrown 129 feet from the wreckage and Robinson 60 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
SH 99
Kay M. Barkley
West Fourth
Valley View Hospital
Dallas Porter Robinson
Konawa
Robinson
Henry van Arsdell
Zeuper van Arsdell
Inspections Show One Third of Cars Mechanically Off
The Oklahoma Safety Council reports one third of operating cars are mechanically faulty. A national check found 32 percent of unsafe vehicles needed service for safe operation. The council urges drivers to inspect every six months to cut accidents and improve highway safety. Lloyd Palmer, manager, promotes periodic voluntary inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Safety Council
Lloyd Palmer
Moslem leader Kashani rides U S plane for Mecca pilgrimage
Beirut Lebanon August 28 Ayatullah Kashani Iran's anti American Moslem leader was flown in an American Air Force plane toward Jidda as part of a U S airlift of 3000 pilgrims to Holy Mecca and Medina. The emergency transport was arranged after a Saudi lift failed to appear and no regular seats were available. The move served as a symbol of U S friendship to the Moslem world and drew thanks from Lebanon's grand mufti Mohamed Alaya who spoke for about 40 million Arab Muslims. Pilgrims from Turkey expressed mixed feelings about U S aid versus Soviet proximity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Iran
Ayatullah Kashani
U. S
Holy Mecca
Medina
Saudi Arabia
Kashani
Mecca
Middle East
Mohamed Alaya
Harold B. Minor
Turkey
Soviet Union
Russia
America
Oklahoma group seeks higher fines for traffic cases
The State Committee on Public Safety urged the Legislative Council to raise the police judge maximum for traffic violations from 25 dollars. It proposed classifying reckless drivers, prosecuting narcotics impaired drivers, and granting across the board cost of living pay raises for Department of Public Safety staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Committee On Public Safety
Legislative Council
Everett S. Collins
Department of Public Safety
Autumn Field Day At Perkins Sept 3 At Stillwater
The second annual agronomy autumn field day at Perkins Experimental Farm Sept 3 expects about 400 Oklahoma State farmers. Five tours of experimental plots highlight corn fertility and forage rotation sorghum purity cowpeas peanuts cotton castor beans and soybeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Stillwater
Okla
Knife Play At Blue Bird Cafe Ends With Hospitalization
David Hughes of Portland Park was slashed 16 times in a knife incident at the Blue Bird cafe on West Main outside the city limits. Richard and Sprouse Billy were jailed on assault with a deadly weapon charges after deputy sheriff Walker Hisle arrested them following the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bird Cafe
Town Tavern
David Hughes
Portland Park
West Main
James Myers
Hughes
Valley View Hospital
Walker Hisle
Deuty
Richard
Billy
Sprouse Billy
Hisle
Ada
Britain to Reply To Iranian Offer
Iran says Britain will answer by September 3 to discuss compensation over nationalization of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. A 3 hour meeting in Tehran with U S Ambassador Henderson and British diplomat Middleton involved talks on U S aid, oil sales blockade, and compensation claims. Iran seeks prompt payment of 140 million in disputed royalties as a condition to talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
U. S
Lou Henderson
George Middleton
Mohammed Mossadegh
Inft Med
London
Henderson
Middleton
Slack Goes Before House Panel On Tax Probe Report
Ellis N. Slack acting AAG in charge of the Tax Division appears before a House committee to answer charges he approved a white wash report in a 1951 St. Louis tax scandal probe. Four grand jurors testified earlier, and Judge Moore condemned the report as misleading before more indictments and a Finnegan appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ellis N. Slack
House
Internal Revenue
St. Louis
Grand Jury
Judiciary
Slacks
Henry J. Butler
Slack
George H. Moore
Moore
James P. Finnegan
Convening Hoboes Delay Business at 44th Convention
In Hamburg New York August 26 1940 Hoboes of America stage their 44th annual convention with the advance guard auditing books and answering mail. Business sessions are delayed until Sunday as Jeff Davis lends plans to pursue a resolution urging railroads not to remove rods from freight car bottoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
N. Y
The
Hoboes of America, Inc
Jeff Davis
Knights of the Road
Air and Seven Seas
Davis
Greater returns for amount in vested Ada
A classified ad notes increased values for invested Ada shares. The notice promotes revised rates and potential benefits for buyers seeking longer term gains from the vested assets.
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AFL
China
Vamoosa News
Bloodmobile
County Goal
Omaha
Fittstown News
East Central Lab
Stratford News
Charles Ward
Tecumseh
Willie Watts
E. A. Rigney
Dean Smith
George Simplins
Stratford
Gilbert C. Roden
Waldron, Ark
J. W. Melton
J. W. Glass
Kate Butler
Albert Schaffer
Forrest Weast
Oklahoma City Zoo
R. A. Nesbitt
Jack Boatright
Ted Martin
Paula
Monroe
Sam Boatright
Ada Company
Anzio Express
May
Meccas
Britain
Ada News
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