Tobin urges CIO AFL merger for united labor front
Secretary of Labor Maurice Tobin urged the CIO to negotiate a quick merger with the AFL to present a united front to the incoming Republican administration. He warned that Democratic gains could be jeopardized and urged unity as factions within the CIO contest the presidency between Walter Reuther and Allan Haywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J.P
Maurice Tobin
CIO
AFL
Republican National
Tobin
Philip Murray
Walter P. Reuther
IO United Auto Workers
Allan S. Haywood
American Labor Movement
George Meany
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Murray
Green
Reuther
Haywood
Auto Workers Union
Steelworkers Union
Communications Workers Union
Michael J. Quill
CIO Transport Workers
Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Eisenhower
Freeze on Permits Off TV Race On
New York telecasters rush to start new stations after a three year government permit freeze ends. Since July the FCC resumed licenses and five stations have begun operations with more due to come online this year. Operators strive to be first on air with commercial equipment on the new UHF channels opened by the lift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Olpe approves midnight curfew for town nightlife
Olpe Kansas city council adopts an ordinance requiring cafes and amusement establishments to close at 12 o clock. It will be unlawful for anyone other than owners and employees to remain on the premises from midnight to a.m. The measure follows complaints that revelers from nearby towns come to Olpe after other areas close for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olpe
Kas
Lyon County
McCarran Says Nests of Reds Exist in Colleges
Senator McCarran says Senate hearings show nests of Communists exist in many colleges and schools. He cites testimony estimating as many as 1,500 Communist teachers and notes campuses including Columbia, NYU, MIT, and Harvard as locations where party units operated. He adds the subcommittee will not dictate hiring or thinking but will warn against subversive leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarran
U.S
Washington
D-Nev
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
New York City
Communist Movement
Communist Party
Columbia University
Long Island University
New York University
Vassar College
Smith College
Wellesley College
Harvard University
University of Michigan
Chicago University
Northwestern University
University of California
University of Minnesota
Howard University
New York
Oklahoma School Buses Safer This Year Than in '51
Safety commissioner Dixie Gilmer announced a state report showing improved school bus safety this year. Lt. O B Patterson's patrol inspection of 3059 buses across most counties found 1437 pass, 1215 pass a year ago, an 18 percent gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Dixie Gilmer
O. B. Patterson
Highway Patrol
Gilmer
Patterson
Young Dixon Shines in McAlester Band Talent
Jay Dixon, grandson of Ada resident Mrs. A. C. Dixon, is among four McAlester high school band members chosen for the all-state band at the state clinic in Stillwater on December 4 and 5. A senior, he has four years in the band, earned an excellent cornets solo rating at the district meet, and was in the brass quartet with a superior state contest rating last year. He also was voted the most improved band member in his junior year. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jack Dixon of McAlester. His father, born in Ada, played football and was in Ada high school band. he later worked as a road engineer at the naval ammunition depot near McAlester after returning from Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlester
Stillwater
Jay Dixon
A. C. Dixon
South Rennie
Ada
Jay
Jack Dixon
Ada High- Te
Japan
Dixon
Naval Ammunition Depot
Sooner GOP Plans Inaugural Train
Bailie W. Vinson announced a special train carrying Oklahomans to the January 20 presidential inauguration in Washington. The train departs Oklahoma City at 6 30 a m Saturday January 17 and Tulsa at 9 a m, expecting several hundred riders, with the Annapolis Hotel serving as Oklahoma headquarters in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Washington
Republican National
Bailie W. Vinson
Oklahoma City
Vinson
Annapolis Hotel
Oklahoma
Zuni Jewelers Include Many Women in Craft
Among the Zuni Indians of New Mexico many jewelers are women. This brief note highlights gender roles in Zuni craftsmanship and the prominence of female artisans in traditional metalwork and beadwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Eight Dangerous Convicts Escape Pennsylvania Pen
Eight inmates described as armed and dangerous overpowered four guards and a deputy warden at Western State Penitentiary in a daylight escape. They lowered themselves from a 70-foot wall using a rope made of sheets and towels, while a ninth man surrendered later and a tenth was captured on the roof. Police across nearby states launched a manhunt as six escapees fled in a stolen car and two scattered. Guards were wounded. one lifer from New Jersey was recaptured, and a Pittsburgh man was trapped as the search closed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Western State Penitentiary
Steel Company
John Peterman
Engle
Virgil Toney
Ingram
Toney
Howard Brannan
Clayton Terhune
Bloomingdale
N. J
Somerset
Hugh Matticks
Hayes School to Present Operetta Make-Believe Magic
Hayes School's two sixth grades directed by Miss Ruth Hager will stage the operetta Make-Believe Magic by Campbell on Thursday December 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. In a present-day American backyard the Junior High group moans over Saturday chores until Lucia suggests make-believe as pioneers pirates and Indians to ease the work. The play aims to entertain while funds raised from the performance will buy a school gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes School
Ruth Hager
Campbell
Lucia
Americans in London urge tariff cuts and lax antitrust laws
American business men in Britain back lowering U S tariffs to ease world economic tensions and urge President-elect Eisenhower to relax U S antitrust laws. The proposals appear in a booklet published yesterday by U S members of the American Chamber of Commerce in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
U. S
Free World
Eisenhower
American Chamber of Commerce
Elevation of Ocean Floors to Land Is Not Evident
The text suggests land formation from deep ocean beds is not evidenced, noting that dry land being low in spirits to form deep seas questions the possibility of ocean floors rising to become land, with little proof to support such elevation.
County Blood Drive Hits Quota in 1952 Ada Visit
Pontotoc County reached its 150 pint quota last Tuesday as the Red Cross Bloodmobile ended its first year in Ada. About 35 volunteers aided in a six hour drive at the First Christian Church, bringing total county collections to more than 600 pints since November 1951. The fiscal year quota is 900 pints with future drives planned January 6 March 17 and an unspecified May date. Luke B. Dodds was named blood recruitment chairman, and multiple service groups including Staff Aides, Canteen, Nurse's Aides, Gray Ladies, Motor Corps, and local physicians assisted, with several members serving on every visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Ada
First Christian Church
Red Cross
Luke B. Dodds
Dodds
Joyce Miller
Jack Conn
John B. McKeel
Ollie McBride
W. T. Milam
Harrison Meaders
W. O. Smith
Ivan J. Young
Austin Knotts
Z. K. McKay
W. A. Reeves
Art Kemena
Don Waggoner
John B Morey
Wendell Young
C. E. McPherson
E. M. Gullatt
Jack Clawson
James Wintersmith
Harry Lundgaard
Gray
O. E. Parker
Harmon Ebey
W. A. Delaney Jr
Cortright English
R. I. Parker
H. B. Yagel
Motor Corps
Claude V. Thompson
Sara Boswell
F. J. Martin
Rowe Bisbee
E. F. Deese
S. P. Harrison
W. F. Dean
O. M. Welborn
Man in Attic: 24-Year-Old Found After Two Years Alone
In Ausrich Germany police found Robert Frerichs, 24, kept two years in an unheated attic by his parents. He weighed about 110 pounds, had long hair, sobbed for bread, and slept naked under a single blanket. He appears to have the mind of a 12-year-old and will be placed under hospital observation. An investigation into his treatment is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurich
Germany
Robert Frerichs
Frerichs
Adan Missing in Navy Blast
Two sailors were killed and nine injured with two missing after an explosion aboard the tanker Ashtabula beside the Ajax in Sasebo Harbor Japan. Killed were William E. Jones Jr. of Kentucky and William J. Marker of Florida. Missing are Orville L. LeMay of unknown, and Bratton McKinney Jr. of Ada Oklahoma, son of Bratton McKinney Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sasebo Harbor
Japan
Navy
Ashtabula
Ajax
William E. Jones Jr
Sterling
William J. Marker
Miami
Fla
Orville L. LeMay
Bratton McKinney Jr
McKinney
Bratton McKinney Sr
Ada
Okla
Explosion in Hunting Lodge Kills Four in Pennsylvania
A two room Sackett hunting lodge blast and ensuing fire killed a young mother Helen Mason 27 and her children Mary Jane 7 Charles Jr 4 and John 13 months. Father Charles Mason Sr 35 was critically burned as Norman Keeler 17 suffered a facial cut. Police say the blast occurred as the father tried to start a fire with kerosene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Pennsylvania
Sackett
Helen Mason
Meadville
Mary Jane
Charlies Jr
John
Charles Mason Sr
Norman Keeler
Local Residents Attend Regional Meetings and 4-H Congresses
Mr and Mrs William H Trav is made a business trip to Shawnee midweek. Mr and Mrs Ed Zweiacher and child and Elaine Sutton visited Mr and Mrs Raymond Zweiacher of Reno midweek. Bobby Jo Bowles R H Griffin and Glendale Hughes depart Thursday for Oklahoma City for the State 4-H club congress. R H Griffin will depart Oklahoma City Friday for the National 4-H congress in Chicago. J W Robertson and children visited Mr and Mrs Lonnie Hamrick of Konawa midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Travis
Shawnee
Ed Zweiacher
Elaine Sutton
Raymond Zweiacher
Reno
Thursay
Bobby Jo Bowles
R. H. Griffin
Glendale Hughes
Oklahoma City
R. H
Chicago
J. W. Robertson
Lonnie Hamrick
Konawa
Atkin Guests Host Family Dinner Sunday
Mr and Mrs Herman Atkin son and Marylyn of Oklahoma City were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs J W Atkinson. Johnnie Sutton is in Valley View hospital Ada recovering from a tonsillectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Atkinson
Marylyn
Oklahoma City
J. W. Atkinson
Johnnie Sutton
Valley View Hospital
Ada
Seminole Guests Dine With Local Family Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Williams and daughter with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Franks and Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Fowler and their sons of Seminole were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Franks Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Williams
J. D. Franks
Dalton Fowler
Seminole
M. L. Franks
Rodden Family Spends Thanksgiving in Lima Visit
Mr and Mrs Joe Rodden and their Kilgore Texas son visited Mrs Alice Archer and Lima as well as Mr and Mrs A C Rodden over Thanksgiving, sharing time with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rodden
Kilgore, Texas
Alice Archer
Lima
A. C. Rodden
Visitors at Brewer home include Downey Mullins party
Visitors Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Homer Brewer were Floyd Downey and his son from Oklahoma City Mr and Mrs David Mullins and their daughters Ellen Brewer Johnie Roy Hendrix and Loveda Scroggin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Brewer
Floyd Downey
Oklahoma City
David Mullins
Ellen Brewer
Johnie Roy Hendrix
Loveda Scroggin
Thanksgiving Visit With Bowlegs Mr and Mrs Majors
Mr and Mrs Herman Robert and their children spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs L E Majors of Bowlegs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Robertson
L. E. Majors
Bowlegs
Ada Visitors and Stillwater Student Home for Holidays
Jimmy Atkinson spent Friday with Hershell Kelly of Ada. Jackie Ray Botkin, a student at Oklahoma A and M college, Stillwater, is home for the Thanksgiving holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Atkinson
Hershell Kelly
Ada
Jackie Ray Botkin
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Stillwater
Sharber and Berry Families Visit Ada Guests
Mr and Mrs Jack Sharber and Mrs Joe Ed Sharber of Garber along with Mr and Mrs Roscoe Berry and their son of Ada were guests of you and Mrs Ed Sharber on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sharber
Joe Ed Sharber
Garber
Roscoe Berry
Ada
Ed Sharber Thursay
Doolen and Davis Share Thanksgiving With Roy Doolen
A. J. Doolen and J. D. Davis of Oklahoma City spent Thanksgiving with Roy Doolen, sharing a holiday gathering in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Doolen
J. D. Davis
Oklahoma City
Roy Doolen
Mr and Mrs Simon Visit Seminole Relatives Briefly
Mr and Mrs B A Simon and their son visited Mr Simon’s brother and family Mr and Mrs Bill Simons of Seminole on Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Simon and Son
Mr. Simon
Bill Simons
Seminole
Dinner Guests With Tecumseh Parents on Thanksgiving
Mrs. J. W. Atkinson and her children were dinner guests of Mrs. Atkinson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dunagan, at Tecumseh on Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Atkinson
Floyd Clayton and Bud Walston Visit Stillwater on Monday
Floyd Clayton and Bud Walston made a business trip to Stillwater on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Clayton
Bud Walston
Stillwater
Holdenville visitors call on Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson
J. E. Dunagan and Floyd De Wayne of Holdenville visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Atkinson Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Dunagan
Floyd DeWayne
Holdenville
J. W. Atkinson
Doolen Family Visits Mrs. Hudson for Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dean Doolen and their son from Oklahoma City visited Mrs. Alice Hudson on Wednesday. Janice Doolen accompanied them to spend Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Dean Doolen
Oklahoma City
Alice Hudson
Janice Doolen
Brewer Visits With Parents Over Weekend
W. H. Brewer of Oklahoma City spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brewer
Oklahoma City
Mrs
Homer Brewer
Sutton Family Visits Seminole for Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Sutton spent Thanksgiving in Seminole with their sons and families, Clyde Sutton and Bill Sutton and their wives. Norma Lee Hudson of Shawnee was a weekend guest of Ruby Robertson, A. W. Starns and Mary Jos, Sunday with Frank Starns. Retha Massey of Oklahoma City visited her parents Harold and Massey over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Sutton
Seminole
Clyde Sutton
Bill Sutton
Norma Lee Hudson
Shawnee
Ruby Robertson
A. W. Starns
Mary Jos
Frank Starns
Okemah
Retha Massey
Oklahoma City
Mrs
Harold Massey
Visitors Share Weekend at Local Homes
Mr. and Mrs. Pinkie Huffman and Linda visited John Graham of Saint Louis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Moss and Rosemary Mullins of Tulsa were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brad Mullins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkie Huffman
Linda
John Graham
Saint Louis
Dayton Moss
Rosemary Mullins
Tulsa
Brad Mullins
Bowles Visit Johnie Sutton at Valley View Hospital
Mr and Mrs A T Bowles visited Johnie Sutton at Valley View hospital Ada Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Bowles
Johnie Sutton
Valley View Hospital
Ada
Knife Fight Sends Man to Hospital at East Fifth Beer Joint
Knife play at a beer joint on East Fifth Street around 9 o clock Sunday night sent one African American man to Valley View hospital and another to the city jail. Jewell Benton, 42, a janitor, suffered severe lacerations to the left arm and shoulder. his condition was listed as good Monday morning. Austin Wright was held in connection with the knife incident and charged with fighting after claiming he was buying a beer when he was cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fifth
Sunda
Valley View Hospital
Jewell Benton
Austin Wright
Aaton
West Germany forms All-German People's party for neutral stance
In Frankfurt a new political force named Gesamtdeutsche Volkspartei advocates German reunification, an end to rearmament, and neutrality in the Cold War. The move signals a nationalist appeal amid postwar political shifts in West Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
All-German People’s Party
Gesamtdeutsche Volkspartei
Annual Shopping Tour for Orphans Planned in Ada
Ada Junior Chamber of Commerce and Jay cee Jones plan another Christmas Shopping Tour for Baptist Orphanage children near Byng. Monte Bell, chairman, says funds are needed so 23 orphans aged 10 to 18 can each have spending money for Christmas shopping. Donations go to the local radio station to be collected and divided equally for each child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee Jones
Adans
Byng
Monte Bell
Junior Chamber
Bell
Lincolns Set World Speed Records In Mexican Race
In the Third Annual Mexican Pan American Road Race, four 1953 Lincolns swept the stock car division finishing in the first four places on a 1938 mile course from Chihuahua to Juarez. Chuck Stevenson led with 90.93 mph average over five days and 21 15 38 elapsed time. Mantz was 31 seconds back with 920.89 mph average. Faulkner and Korf finished third and fourth. Seven Lincolns entered. two earlier exits due to crashes. The cars featured new 205 hp V-8 and automatic transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Juarez
Mexico
Chuck Stevenson
Lynwood
California
Chihuahua
Stevenson
Johnny Mantz
Mantz
Walt Faulkner
Capt
Bob Korf
Broken Track Triggers 16 Car Wreck North of Atwood
A 53 car K O and G freight wrecked when track broke a mile and a quarter north of Atwood Sunday at 7 55. Sixteen cars piled up with most destroyed and track torn up. No injuries. two crews aboard, engineer Andy Flagg and conductor Webb Lee. one car carrying gasoline and one tankage oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Atwood
Muskogee
Andy Flagg
Webb Lee
Oilmen Stake 112 Wells For State
Oilmen staked locations for 112 new wells in Oklahoma during the past week, a slight curtailment from the prior week. Completions were 107, down from 125. Final ventures included 46 oil wells, four gassers, 55 dusters and two abandonments, with total depth of 417,434 feet. Initial production reached 5,462 barrels per day from oil wells and 14,050,000 cubic feet per day from gas wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Tulsa World Survey
Oilers
High Commissioner says gains against guerillas in Malaya
Sir Gerald Templer told resettled squatters at Temerloh in Pahang state that the battle against Communist guerrillas is turning for the better. He noted fewer civilians murdered, more arms captured, fewer buses burned, less railway interference, and fewer rubber trees slashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Gerald Templer
Temerloh
Pahang
Death Takes Julius Gay
Julius W. Gay 67 of 604 West Nineteenth died in an Oklahoma City hospital after a long illness following an automobile crash near Blackwell that killed his daughter Wanda. He lived in Ada, helped build the local cement plant, and retired from its employ in July. Survived by wife Lattie, daughter Alice David Ada son Eugene Gay England stepson Harold Jeter Ada brothers Aaron Aurora Missouri Robert Hiram Wetumka Joe Salida Calif Norman Enoch Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius W. Gay
West
Oklahoma City
Smith Funeral
Gay
Blackwell
Wanda
Ada
Urviving
Lattie Gay
Alice David
Eugene Gay
Air Force
England
Harold Jeter
Aaron
Aurora
Robert
Hiram
Wetumka
Joe
Salida
Calif
Norman
Enoch
Moore
Royal Cockney wedding lights up drab London
London observers report a lighthearted royal nuptial as Princess Marie Louise Marriott, 25, wed local electrician Jim Fuller in a plain ceremony at St Phillip's, Stepney. Pearly kings and queens from London's Cockney aristocracy attended, discarding formal dress for ordinary attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marie Louise Marriott
Jack Marriott
Marie
Jim Fulleran
Westminster Abbey
St. Phillip’s
Stepney
Leaders abandon hope naming CIO president before convention
Atlantic City Nov 29 CIO leaders near resignation in the fight to choose a successor to Phillip Murray. Walter Reuther and Allan Haywood emerge as top contenders with steelworkers backing Haywood. Deadlock risks an open convention ballot as officials work to craft a unanimous recommendation for about 1700 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
CIO
Phillip Murray
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers Union
Allan S. Haywood
Janitor Sues Over Wrong Leg Amputation in Hospital
Gust Tews of Chicago files 500000 dollar malpractice suit against Evangelical Hospital Association and 67 officials alleging his left leg was injured in a furnace incident in 1951 and surgeons amputated his right leg at mid-thigh on July 15 after a left toe amputation in June. His wife Olga seeks 150000 dollars in a separate suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gust Tews
Evangelical Hospital Association
Tews
Olga
Evangelical Hospital
Jewish group funds Yale study on religious bias in church literature
New Haven, Conn identifies a grant from the American Jewish Committee to Yale University Divinity School to survey racial and religious prejudice in Protestant church literature, with Yale announcing the move today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
American Jewish Committee
Yale University Divinity School
Yale
Jury summons out for 36 for Pontotoc county court
Thirty six Pontotoc County residents receive jury summons for a county court term beginning December 10 at 10 am with Judge Tal Crawford presiding. A petit jury will be impaneled. Five drunk driving cases, one deadly weapon case, one unlicensed driver case, one firearms discharge case, and three civil matters are set for trial. List of jurors called and criminal and civil cases specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Tal Crawford
Clarence Baulch
Ada
R. W. Burleson
Roff
Carl L. Baxter
West Sixteenth
Lowel R. Brisco
South
Stockton
Clifford Collier
Twentieth
H. R. Crysler
Minnie B. Chamberlain
East Fourteenth
T. H. Eubanks
Allen
Cecil Ethridge
Stonewall
William O. Kirby
Martha Kowey
C. C. Kessengier
E. E. Kinsley
C. W. Laughlin
L. L. Lillard
Dean D. Lee
Francis
Viola M. Lee
South Francis
Moten Lancaster
South Cherry
Mayme R. Melton
W. T. Milam
J. W. Rye
East Twelfth
Jim Townsend
Gladys Taylor
Edward E. Trayer
North Francis
R. B. Tarwater
Mae Wynne
Northcrest Drive
State of Oklahoma
Clark Clinton Harp
Levi L. Weems
Sampson McKinney
Billy Joe Adams
Albert Freland Sherrell
O. B. Smith
Floyd Franklin Morgan
Emerson Billy
Sprouse Billy
Ira Skaggs
R. R. Montgomery
William M. Mosier
Jesse W. Sullivan
Gus Pallas
Minnie Brundidge
Ex-Newspaperman Gets Demo Post in Democratic comeback
Clayton Fritchey, former New Orleans newspaperman, named deputy chairman of the Democratic National Committee. He will focus on issues, strategy, research, and information, overseeing publicity, public relations, radio and TV operations, and the Speaker's Bureau. Samuel C. Brightman joined the government in 1950 as an assistant to the secretary of defense and director of information for the Defense Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clayton Fritchey
New Orleans
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Stephen A. Mitchell
Fritchey
Truman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Mitchell
Samuel C. Brightman
Itrm
Secretary of Defense
Defense Department
Mayes County Court Fund Short Report in Pryor
Assistant State Attorney General Jim Garrett visited Pryor to review an $18,936 discrepancy in the Mayes County Court fund. The 10-year audit, by the State Examiner and Inspector Office, prompted discussions with Gov. Johnston Murray and Atty. Gen. Mac Q. Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Jim Garrett
Pryor
Mayes County
Attorney General’s Office
Garrett
Wendell G. Rawley
Bill B. Pigman
Johnston Murray
Mac Q. Williamson
Revival to Go Into Next Sunday
A revival begins Tuesday night at the First Pentecostal Holiness Church at Seventh and Cherry and continues through the next Sunday. Visiting pastors serve the weekday services at 7 30 each night, and Rev G W Wassom will preach next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Pentecostal Holiness Church
Seventh and Cherry
G W. Wassom
Giblets Stock for Chicken Gravy Simmered Tender Giblets
Cover giblets wing tips and neck with water. Add peppercorns whole clove bay leaf salt celery leaves and a small onion. Bring to boil then simmer until giblets tender when pierced with a fork.
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Norman Walker
Younger Dixon
Adan
McAlester High
GOP
Vamoosa News
Man
Lincolns
Oilmen
Death
Julius Gay
County Cour
National Committee
Report Mayes Co. Court Fund Short
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