Court ruling in Lorain paper case to be appealed
LAND Aug. 3 0% A court ruling in Lorain involving WEOL and the Lorain Journal Co. will be appealed. Federal Judge Freed held the officers sought to destroy a rival station and that the newspaper could accept or reject material. Horvitz, president of Lorain Journal Co., said the anti trust decision upholds DOJ efforts to regulate newspaper operations. The case could reach the U S Supreme Court.
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Land
Lorain
Radio Star
Ianaday
U. S
Freed
Antimis Trust
Department of Justice
Seakingy
Federal Court
Larainal
U. S. Supreme Court
Fittstown News Social Roundup in Kas and Ada
Fittstown news notes visits and small town happenings. Mr and Mrs Jack Kimberlin of Kas Texas visit her parents while he recovers. Mrs Blackburn from Oklahoma City calls on L Blackburn. Pastor Mev Jack Owen preaches at Tishominga church and Ada home plans are shared. Several residents relocate to Ada. Attendees at church and local social events are listed with neighbors from Tyler Texas Tulsa and Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kimberlin
Kas
Texas
Bee Penix
Wisding
Mra
Edwards
Tyler
Wally McCray
Cooper
We L
Dooley
Cathy Storts
Steve Tackett
Rufus Davis
Ab Davis
Owen
Town Baptist
Wilson
McCloud
Ted Freeman
Jesse
Fittstown
Frazilka
Indians File Suit Against Two Cities
Oklahoma news reports the Chickasaw and Choctaw nations sue two cities in federal court over water rights and treaty claims. The filing targets Atoka and McAlester areas, seeking recognition of government claims and water ownership, with references to a 1904 purchase and alleged void deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okls
Tor Buck
Oklahoma
Chickasaw
Fevic
Congress Eyes Action on Oklahoma Medical Age Debate
Aug 26 report from Hloma City indicates Congress may debate a medical age policy affecting Oklahoma. Lenders expect prompt approval as discussions focus on access and regulatory thresholds. Foreign text suggests timing and potential nationwide impact on age restrictions.
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Hloma City
Congress
Oklahoma
ATO Klahoma
Man Who Lived Like Crusoe on Guam Back in Fleet
George Ray Tweed, a WWII veteran noted as the Ghost of Guam for surviving 33 months on Japanese-occupied Guam, has been recalled to active duty as chief electronics technician. After two years as a civilian in Grants Pass Oregon, he reports to Seattle for assignment.
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Crusoe
Guam
Fleet
Portland
Ore
Robinson Crusoe
Guan
George Ray Tverd
Tweed
Pearl ‘Arbor
Antonio Artero
Tweed i
U. S
Bowling Wiley
Oregon
Grants Pass
Sailor Tweed
Uncle Sam
Seattle
Veterans Learn to Fly Gliders at Half Day Institute
At Half Day near Chicago the Motorless Flight Institute trains veterans to glide, the only US center with VA approval for GI glider training. Veteran instructor Joe Steinhauser notes power pilots gain confidence, skill, and judgment through motorless flight, citing safe dead-stick landings and the challenge of flying with minimal instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Chandler
NEA
Chicago
Veterans Administration
Joe Steinhauser
Steinhauser
Germany
U.S
France
England
Charles Leibfritz
Ralph Fritch
Mundelein
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Margaret Hayes
Mid-West
Franklin farmer hosts annual steam threshing display
Milford Rees, a modern farmer in Franklin, collects old steam threshing machines as a hobby. Each year he invites neighbors to view his collection and operates a wood burning thresher built in 1383, his showpiece.
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Franklin, Fl
Milford Rees
Ada Public Library Adds 316 Books This Summer
The Ada Public Library announces a summer expansion with 316 new books and three new magazines True Vital Speeches and The U S News plus albums Treasure Island The Fire Bird Suite and New World Symphony The summer schedule remains 9 am to 7 pm Monday through Friday and 9 am to 1 pm Saturday through September 5.
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Ada Public Library
U.S
Warren
Doctor Shulman
Cronin
Harris
Knives Williams
Glen Owen
Christie
Lambert
Cupid de Jong
Duck Mallen
Martin
Robinson
McGraw
Burleson
Tulf Bailey
Colorado
Pensylvania
Texas
New York
Andrews
Quest
Desert
Mason
Myers
Pam
Burpless Cucumber Reported by Santa Barbara Dentist
Santa Barbara dentist Dr Charles R Pierce develops a burpless cucumber cross between lemon and other varieties. The fruit is pale yellow, milder than standard, and reportedly easy on digestion. Pierce has marketed the cucumbers with positive early results and kitchen tests by Mrs Pierce. No gastric disturbance reported yet.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Charles R Pierce
Mra. Pierce
Pierce
Two Reach Lines After 18 Day Trip Artillerymen Return
Two American artillerymen Charles Ami of Honolulu and Lester L Drake of Toronto, both with the 55th field artillery battalion, were found after 19 days hiding in Red-infested hills near MASON FRONT Korea. Weak but alive, they were rushed to hospital and recounted a harrowing escape through Communist lines, reading the Testament, surviving on scarce rations, and narrowly avoiding capture as they crawled back to American-held territory.
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Mason
Korea
Charles Ami
Honolulu
Lester L Drake
Toronto
Kas
55Th Field Artillery Battalion
Orean
Umi
Drake
Pangan
Hawaii
Let Your Light Shine And Build A Better Nation
Dear Sir the essay urges Christians to practice genuine love and aid the fallen rather than condemn them. It argues true faith shows in actions not mere display and calls editors nationwide to refrain from tearing down while rebuilding with better works for God and country.
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Matt
America
Christian Fellowship
Hell
Perdition
Christ
Heaven
United States
Amerca
Grace Eidtae
Ada
Okie
County Fair Dates Set. Special 4-H Exhibits Planned
Home Demonstration agents Martha Mote and Katherine Gummembert announce county fair dates September 14 to 16. A Special 4-H cotton wardrobe exhibit will be added, with entries limited to regularly enrolled girls in 4-H home demonstration work. Exhibits must include three related items from specified groups and may cover housecoat outfits, brunch sets, play clothes, dresses, or four-H parade ensembles.
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Martha Mote
Katherine Gummeberb
4H Club Parade Exhibit Details and Meeting Schedule
The 4H Club lists exhibition categories for home demonstration work including mats, napkins, textiles, and various companion pieces for bedroom kitchen living room and bathroom. Members must visit the home demonstration agent for more information. Schedule notes two meetings: Monday August 28 at Gaar Corner Church and Wednesday August 30 at the school.
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Gaar Corner
Vanoor Club
Pontotoc county tests cattle as fair judges named
The T B testing program in Pontotoc county reports 200 cattle tested this week with notices mailed to dairymen and cattlemen. Dr J C Crow, federal veterinarian, leads the effort. testing runs the first three days of the week with re checks at the end. Final Pontotoc County Free Fair judges announced for men and boys divisions include Al Guer kink Ardmore and others. posters Improvement Contest by Blue and Boggy soil district offers prizes up to 2510 for adults and juniors, with November 1 deadline.
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T. B
Pontotoc County
J. C. Crow
Tommie Cooper
J. V. Haines
J. Kent Smith
Ed Stonger
BR. £. Cowling
C. D. van Zant
A. B. Baker
W. C. Story
Richard and
Marjorie Soutec
Earl Stewart
A. Shelby
IT. Gover
Pontotoc County Free Fair
al Guerkink
Ardmore
Forrest Burns
Oxlahoma City
Wesley Chaffin
Stillwater
Frank Griswold
Wewecka
Jeff Connally
Stratford
Bill Hedge
Tulsa
FFA
Spare Those Lines Fire and Hunters Threaten Telephones
Oklahoma last year saw over 307 telephone trouble incidents mainly during dove season due to gunshot damage to rural lines. E Roberta of Southwestern Bell explains breaks often occur mid conversation as bullets pierce dead sheaths, letting moisture reach inner wires. He urges hunters to spare lines to avoid repairs and delays.
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Oklahoma
E. Roberta
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Roberts
Rationing Rumors Shake Israeli Markets in Aug 1 Panic
Tel Aviv reports an unofficial American mission aiding steps to halt a runaway rationing drive. Crowds jam stores and banks as black marketeers profit with shoes at 56 dollars per pair and tea and soap priced far above normal. Officials blame unwarranted Swiss press reports for bank withdrawals while denying inflation.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Abwt
Israeli Finance Ministry
Falal
Swise
Obeial
Finance Ministry
Veterans land in Korea from Britain amid UN action
British ground troops in jungle dress landed ashore at a South Korean port, marking the first fighting force from the United Kingdom in the UN action against North Korea. Soldiers from the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders disembarked as bagpipes played, while Americans welcomed the arrival and prepared heavier equipment and tanks for the newcomers.
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Hal Soyle
Don Whitehead
British Commonwealth
United Nations
Tan
Karny Sentamen
London
Unicorn
Ceylon
Glen Aurel Highlanders
Argyll and Sutherland Highlander
Britain
Hong Kong
Ian Bell
Paisley
Scotland
Jada
Robert Murray
Glasgow
Korea
Patrick Boyd
Jin
Fashion Trends Reflected In Home Fabrics
A new collection of dra and upholstery fabrics blends traditional and modern textures using coltan and rayon with subtle metallic accents. Plaids dominate across age groups, including authentic Scotch patterns like Harcley and bold MacAlpines, with varied color schemes. New designs include metallic threads, black and white motifs, tweed blends, and Chinese patterns, reflecting women’s fashion trends in home decor.
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Harcley
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Vaness
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