Draft Legislation For Network Of Future Toll Roads
Oklahoma Gov. Johnston Murray announced a draft bill for a future toll road network across the Southwest. The plan envisions north south routes through central Oklahoma and an extension toward Tulsa, including a 1500 foot tunnel through the Arbuckle Mountains and routes near Ardmore, Purcell, Norman, Oklahoma City, Guthrie, Perry, and Blackwell. The measure aims to fix weaknesses in the current turnpike law while maintaining contracts already let.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Blair
Oklahoma City
Southwest
Johnston Murray
Murray
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Tulsa
Turner Turnpike
Arbuckle Mountains
Ardmore
Purcell
Norman
Guthrie
Perry
Blackwell
Edward F. Arn
Wichita
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Kansas Legislative Council
Turnpike Authority
Moves In to Stop Fight Knifed at Kemp's Place
In a second recent incident a man was stabbed while trying to break up a fight at Al Kemps place 409 North Constant Jesse Pickens a Black resident was stabbed in the chest while intervening as Clayton Black fought Marie Colbert Black drew a knife from his pocket slashing Pickens and was arrested on fighting and carrying a concealed weapon Jewell Benton also suffered a knife wound Sunday night in front of the same address authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley View Hospital
Jesse Pickens
al Kemp
North Constant
Clayton Black
Marie Colbert
Pickens
Black
Jewell Benton
Kemp’s
Jessup Resigns Ambassador Post
Washington reports Dr. Philip C. Jessup, a State Department troubleshooter and target of Sen. McCarthy, resigns as ambassador at large. The White House released his Oct. 16 letter effective Jan. 19, with Truman praising his service as Jessup returns to Columbia University faculty after leaving in 1948 for the United Nations role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philip C. Jessup
State Department
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
White House
Jessup
Truman
Columbia University
United Nations
Urges Air Power As Decisive Factor
General Curtis E. LeMay, head of the Strategic Air Command, argued air power offers the best chance for decisive action against the USSR in a potential world war. He warned the Russian Army could outnumber American land forces two to one in Europe and Asia, with about 228 divisions still available, and noted the United States must have the best air force even if it cannot have the largest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Strategic Air Command
Russia
Curtis E. LeMay
Ussr
Air Force
Europe
Asia
U. S
Say Young Soldier Plotted With Reds
An 18 year old British soldier T. E. DeWick of the Royal Armored Corps faced court martial in Bovington England accused of plotting to pass secrets to a Communist organization. Prosecutor Capt. B A Odell said DeWick worked as a clerk to the technical adjutant and had access to secret Centurion tank details and other armored vehicle information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bovington
England
T. E. DeWick
Royal Armored Corps
B. A. Odell
DeWick
Young Communist League
Odell
Armored Corps
Britain
Truitts of Selman City Guests of Arthur Family
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Truitt of Selman City Texas are guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Arthur this week in Stratford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Truitt
Selman City
Texas
Mrs
Floyd Arthur
Adams Family Birthday Celebration in Stratford
Mr and Mrs C B Adams returned from two weeks in Stuart and McAlester visiting relatives. A birthday dinner was held for Mr Adams aged 68 at the home of L L Adams in Stratford. Relatives from McAlester and Stuart attended. Gifts, a delicious meal, and a happy gathering followed. Attending from Stratford were a son and his family Ray Dean Sandra Burnadine and Dixie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Adams
Stuart and
McAlester
Adams
L. L Adams
St Rt
Stuart
Stratford
Richard Adams
Ray Dean
Sandra
Burnadine
Dixie
Shi sisters visit parents in Oklahoma over weekend
Mary Josephine Shi, a student at Chickasha, and Bessie Jane Shi, employed in Oklahoma City, spent the weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Shi, enjoying family time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Josephine Shi
Chickasha
Bessie Jane Shi
Oklahoma City
A. H. Shi
Jones Party Visits Sister in Pauls Valley
Mr and Mrs G F Jones and Mrs Kenneth Brooks with children of Pauls Valley spent the day with Mr Jones sister Mrs Kate Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Jones
Kenneth Brooks
Pauls Valley
Mr. Jones
Kate Butler
Mrs Baker and Family Visit Medlocks This Weekend
Mrs Charles Baker and her children Charles William and Linda spent the weekend as guests of her parents Mr and Mrs H C Medlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Baker
Charles William
Linda
H. C. Medlock
Mrs Berry Ring and Mrs Leo Abney Visit Oklahoma City
Mrs Berry Ring and Mrs Leo Abney of Oklahoma City have spent several days as guests of their mother Mrs Hattie Rannals and Mr Rannals. Mrs Abney also visited Mr and Mrs Jess Abney and Mr and Mrs John D Skaggs.
Russian Orthodox Head Speaks At Moscow Meeting
In Moscow the All-Union Conference of Peace Partisans opened in the Kremlin. Patriarch Alexei, head of the Russian Orthodox Church, was a chief speaker. Most speakers attacked American imperialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
All-Union Conference of Peace
Kremlin
Alexei
Rhee Calls for All-Out Offensive Against Chinese Reds
President Syngman Rhee urged an immediate all-out offensive to drive Chinese Communists from North Korea. He claimed no Japanese or Chinese Nationalist help is needed and said the Soviet Union would not enter a world war. He criticized Panmunjom talks and warned that failure to act means defeat or death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
North Korea
Russia
Soviet Union
Rhee
Yalu River
Kremlin
United States
National Broadcasting Company
U. N
Yalu
Party for local youth at Fittstown club rooms
Miss Nola Barrick and Flora Ethel Dooley entertained the young people of the community in the club rooms on Wednesday evening. Mrs Kathryn Vincent, Mrs W L Dooley and Lilly Barrick served as chaperons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola Barrick
Flora Ethel Dooley
Kathryn Vincent
W. L. Dooley
Lilly Barrick
Illness delay cited for Bishop's Moscow visit
Reports say Patriarch Alexei shows rapid recovery from a recent illness that delayed a planned Moscow visit by German Protestant Bishop Otto Dibelius. Dibelius had accused the Soviets in London of turning East Germany into a slave labor camp, and Western observers linked the remarks to the postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexei
Moscow
Otto Dibelius
Dibelius
London
East Germany
Dilton Families Share Thanksgiving Across Texas
Mr and Mrs Oren Cherry and Debra and a sister Mrs W E Todd and Mr Todd of Dilton spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs L W Furgeson of Longview Texas in a family gathering across the state.
Mrs. Mattie Thompson Visits Sister in Po teau
Mrs. Mattie Thompson of Po teau is visiting her sister Mrs. Ellen Hudson for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Thompson of
Poteau
Mrs
Ellen Hudson
Thursday Guests At The Browns With Davis Family
Thursday guests of Mr and Mrs Calvin Brown included Mr and Mrs Charley Davis and their children and Mr and Mrs Ab Davis, visiting from nearby households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Brown
Charley Davis
Ab Davis
Thanksgiving Visit With Grandmother In Stonewall
Mr and Mrs Finis Logan and their children spent Thanksgiving in Stonewall with Grandmother Bostick, sharing a family reunion and holiday meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finis Logan
Stonewall
Bostick
Marker Family Visit With Cole Parents Sunday
Mr and Mrs Rudell Marker and their children from Duncan visited Mrs and Mrs Sam Cole, her parents, on Sunday, sharing time with the extended family.
Three Ukrainian officials sentenced to death by firing squad
In Kiev three former trade and light industry officials were convicted by a special military court of counter revolutionary sabotage in trade and turnover. They face death by firing squad for selling merchandise on the side and making illegal gold purchases with the profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kiev
Ukraine
Glover Family Guests With Denicks Sunday Evening
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Glover and their sons from Ada visited Mr. and Mrs. George Denick on Sunday evening, sharing a family get together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Glover
Ada
George Denick
Stonewall Couple Visits Calvins Sunday
Mr and Mrs Rastus Davis of Stonewall visited Mr and Mrs Calvin Brown on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rastus Davis
Stonewall
Calvin Brown
John Braddock Discharged From Army Home With Parents
John Braddock, stationed at Camp Knox Kentucky, is discharged from the army and returns home to live with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Braddock
Camp Knox
First Known Death Penalties for Embezzlement in Soviet Ukraine
The Ukraine firing squad sentences are the first for embezzlement since the Soviet Union restored the death penalty in 1950. Disclosure of such sentences across the Soviet Union is rare, suggesting Ukrainian nationalism may be rising after suppression two years earlier. The region's nationalist sentiment is high, with intensified efforts to keep it in line due to its role as the Russian bread basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukraine
Soviet Union
Shawnee Couple Visits Friends in Fittstown
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Chambers of Shawnee visited in Fittstown Friday. Judy Holt of Seminole spent the weekend with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Lackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Holt
Seminole
Mrs. L. B. Lackey
Baptists Approve State Budget and Building Plans
Oklahoma City The Baptist General Convention board approves a record 1,400,000 budget for 1953 and contracts for four buildings totaling 369,219. Projects include Baptist student centers at the University of Oklahoma Norman and Oklahoma A and M College Stillwater and two cottages at the Oklahoma Baptist Orphans Home in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Baptist General Convention
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Stillwater
Oklahoma Baptist Orphans Home
Pleads Guilty to Drunken Driving
George Hamilton pleaded guilty to drunken driving at arraignment before County Judge Tal Crawford. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs, placed on own recognizance, and given five days to pay. Hamilton was arrested Saturday north of Ada on SH 99 in a 1950 Ford pickup by Patrolman Aubrey A. Mitchell. Charges were filed December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hamilton
Tal Crawford
Hamilton
Ada
SH 99
Aubrey A. Mitchell
Memorial Rites Held At Ravia
Memorial services were held Sunday afternoon in Ravia high school for Claud Martin Sharp a lifelong Johnston county resident born in Russett in 1892. He died November 29 at an Ada hospital after a lingering illness and had moved to Ravia in 1900 where he lived until his death following a career in construction and farming. He was a lifetime Methodist and the service was led by Rev Howard Plowman of Tishomingo with Watt Funeral Home Madill in charge. He is survived by his widow Cora Sharp of Ravia a son Douglas Sharp of Brea California daughters Vandrine Lane of Rosedale Patsy Kite of Tishomingo Neta Johnson and Connie Sykes of California eight grandchildren a sister Nola Grant of Austin Texas brothers Orb of Ravia Fred and Conrad of ?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishomingo
Ravia High School
Claud Martin Sharp
Johnston County
Sharp
Russett
Ada
Ravia
Methodist Church
Howard Plowman
Watt Funeral Home
Madill
Cora Sharp
Cache of German securities found in OC office
Oklahoma City Justice of the Peace Paul Powers reported a musty store room cache of German securities worth millions of marks though now worthless. Bonds dated July 1, 1923 carried one million marks each. eight other certificates were for one million marks. He could not determine why the certificates were stored in the courtroom, suggesting possible past court litigation. The office has housed several justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Paul Powers
Powers
Cabinet approves grants for 3000 veterans over sixty
Tokyo reports the Cabinet has approved cash grants of 5.50 for each of 3000 former army and navy officers aged over 60 this year. The plan aims to support aging veterans in Japan's postwar framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Army
Navy
Miller Couple Returns from Texas and California Visits
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Miller returned from Sherman Texas after visiting relatives. Mrs. Ma Jones and Mrs. Maud Russell came back from an extended California trip to see their children and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Miller
Sherman
Texas
Ma Jones
Maud Russell
California
Montgomerys Depart After Lynchburg Visit
Mr and Mrs E S Montgomery and their son Gary left for Lynchburg Virginia after a several days visit at the home of Mr Montgomerys mother Mrs E R Montgomery and his sister Mrs Bob Gilmore and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Montgomery
Gary
Lynchburg
Virginia
Mr. Montgomery
E. R. Montgomery
Bob Gilmore
Lola Dell Butler and Benita Beth Guest in Shawnee
Mrs. Lola Dell Butler and daughter Benita Beth stayed as houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. C H Butler in Shawnee during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Dell Butler
Benita Beth
C.H. Butler
Shawnee
Allen Visitor Harry Hardwick Spotted in Calvin
Former Allen merchant Harry Hardwick now residing in Calvin visited Allen on Sunday afternoon. A Stout, previously confined at Valley View Hospital for three weeks, was moved to his home here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hardwick
Allen
Calvin
A. Stout
Valley View Hospital
Seminole Residents Visit Mrs. Montgomery in Local Gathering
Mr and Mrs M L Mitchell and daughter Janice of Seminole were recent guests in the home of Mrs E R Montgomery, enjoying a hospitality extended gathering.
Minister Changes Sermon Venue For Sunday Service
Rev. T. E. Webb will not preach at the Methodist church this coming Sunday. He will instead preach at the Atwood Methodist church. No schedule change for the A school. it will be held as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Webb
Methodist Church
Atwood Methodist Church
Paris trio visits on Texas return trip
Mr. and Mrs. Stanford French and Mrs. Fannie Blackard of Paris Tennessee stopped for a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trivitt and family while en route home from Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford French
Fannie Blackard
Paris
Tenn
Ralph Trivitt
Texas
Mr and Mrs Don Jordan Return to Tulsa After Visit
Mr and Mrs Don Jordan left Sunday night for their Tulsa home after spending several days with the former's parents Mr and Mrs Craig Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Jordan
Tulsa
Mrs
Craig Jordan
Stockers of Lincoln Welcome A Son
Mr and Mrs A R Stocker of Lincoln Nebraska announce the birth of a son born November 15 Mrs Stocker is the former Miss Ida Mary Jordan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Stocker
Lincoln
Nebraska
Stocker
Ida Mary Jordan
Mrs Dee Kemp Returns Home After Valley View Hospital Stay
Mrs Dee Kemp was removed from Valley View hospital to her home on Sunday after recently undergoing surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Kemp
Valley View Hospital
Kemp
Trivitt Family Guests Visit Francis This Week
Mr and Mrs Ralph Trivitt and family stayed with Mrs Trivitt s parents Mr and Mrs L L Crockett in Francis during the past week visiting relatives and enjoying the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Trivitt
Allen Residents Attend Ballet Russe Concert in Ada
Mr and Mrs Jack Wright with their son Johnny and Karen Scoviall join Mr and Mrs George Adams Mrs H H Pegg Mrs Ford Stafford Mrs James Gilmore Mrs Bill Naylor and Miss Vivian Lapardus among attendees from Allen at the Ballet Russe performance in Ada on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wright
Johnny
Karen Scoviall
George Adams
H. H. Pegg
Ford Stafford
James Gilmore
Bill Naylor
Vivian Lapardus
Allen
Ballet Russe
Ada
Gilmore Family Outing Noted in Ada Saturday
Mr and Mrs R E Gilmore and daughter Roberta were seen shopping in Ada Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Gilmore
Roberta
Ada
Medford Family Guests Visit From Several Towns
Mr and Mrs Harry Medford of Stuart Mr and Mrs Hershel Medford of Sherman Texas Mr and Mrs Nobel Medford and four children from Noble were guests of Mr and Mrs H W Medford the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Medford
Stuart
Hershel] Medford
Sherman
Texas
Nobel Medford
Noble
H. W. Medford
Weems Return Home After Tulsa Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Gerald Weems returned to their Tulsa home Tuesday after accompanying Mrs Weems parents Mr and Mrs Joe Williams home from Tulsa where they spent the holiday weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Weems
Tulsa
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Shatswell and Family
Mrs W J Shatswell hosted a birthday dinner at home on Sunday honoring her husband and daughter Mrs Bernie Griffin. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Joe Shatswell and son T J of Oklahoma City, Mr and Mrs Elmer Shatswell and children of Chickasha, Mr and Mrs Carrol Case of Oklahoma City, Mr and Mrs Berry Bishop of Ada, G D Smith and son Jimmie of Allen, plus the honoree and hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Shatswell
Bernie Griffin
Joe Shatswell
T. J
Oklahoma City
Elmer Shatswell
Chickasha
Carrol Case
Berry Bishop
Ada
G. D. Smith
Jimmie
Allen
Santa Claus Visits Coalgate Amid Cold Crowds
A record crowd of about 3000 braved extreme cold and damp to welcome Santa Claus and his reindeer in Coalgate on Monday morning escorted by highway patrol. Paul Mayer Jr. visited to place an order and met Vance Roye, a former Army buddy from Lampasas Texas. Many local schools were represented at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalgate
Santa Claus
Highway Patrol
Paul Mayer Jr
Santa
Vance Roye
Roye
Lampasas
Texas
Reds plan to drop Christmas bonus in East Germany
The East German Politburo proposed abolishing Christmas bonuses for 1.5 million workers in nationalized industry and paying year end bonuses only to "good workers." Neues Deutschland described bonuses as a capitalist remnant and degrading. Last year the government briefly kept the bonuses after protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
East Germany
Communist Politburo
Neues Deutschland
Communist East
Civil Service Commission cites 170382 patronage federal jobs
Washington reports the Civil Service Commission announced after a survey that Republicans will have about 170,382 federal jobs available for patronage, mostly small positions, as of yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Service Commission
State Highways Had 66 Deaths During November
Oklahoma City reports 66 people were killed on state highways last month according to Highway Patrol records. Sunday had the highest fatalities with 18, including 8 on November 9. The month matched November 1951, and U.S. Highways 64 and 62 were the deadliest routes with 10 and 7 deaths respectively. 44 fatal accidents occurred after dark, 22 by day, and 12 victims remained in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
U.S
Council Rejects Lodge Repair Bids in Wintersmith Park
Ada City Council in a brief session rejected lodge repair bids for Wintersmith Park due to insufficient funds and plans to revise the project to fit available funds. The panel approved sewer lateral extension for East Gardenia and finalized paving estimates for Districts 59 and 60, plus an apron of claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Wintersmith Park
East Gardenia
Mississippii
Oklahoma Korean War Vets Draw Jobless Pay
Oklahoma’s Korean War veterans have drawn about $26 000 in unemployment checks in five weeks under a federal program. More than 400 veterans in the state received weekly benefits of $26 for up to 26 weeks after serving at least 90 days since June 27 1950, with 750 filing and many finding jobs. The program requires weekly re filing and availability for work while offering aid only if no job fits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Employment Security Commission
Dave Vandivier
The
Commission
Vandivier
Driver Accused of Passing On Curve
Jerry Milne of Allen faces charges of passing on a curve after being stopped about midnight Sunday south of Ada on SH 3 by trooper Aubrey Mitchell. Milne drove a 1950 Chevrolet sedan and was said to be passing on a curve 500 feet south of Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Milne
Allen
Court of Justice of Peace
C. W. Floyd
Ada
SH 3
Aubrey A. Mitchell
Postmasters to Meet At Allen
The Fourth District of the National Association of Postmasters gathers in Allen for a banquet meeting on December 6. The high school lunch room will host a meal prepared and served by the Home Demonstration club. Congressman Tom Steed is expected to attend. Postmaster Virgil Ramsey of Allen serves as district chairman from the spring meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
National Association of Postmasters
Home Demonstration Club
Tom Steed
Virgil Ramsey
Flogging at Dartmoor Prison Applies to Convict
At Dartmoor England a convict was flogged for attacking a prison officer. William Edward McGuire, 22, serving a 14 year term, received twelve lashes with the cat o nine tails and lost twelve months off his sentence for good conduct potential. He was strapped to the triangle with leather pads protecting his neck and kidneys as a medical officer watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmoor
England
William Edward McGuire
McGuire
Marriages Bill Price and Harriette Schroeder Wed
Ada couple Bill Eugene Price aged 29 and Harriette Louise Schroeder aged 29 announced their marriage. The ceremony occurred in Ada with both parties listed as resident spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Eugene Price
Ada
Harriette Louise Schroeder
Lodge to Lead U.S. at United Nations for Eisenhower
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge is named by President-elect Eisenhower to head the U N mission, succeeding Warren Austin. Lodge, age 50, will be the permanent U S representative to the United Nations and a principal adviser on foreign policy. He must win Senate confirmation for the $25 000 a year post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
United Nations
Lodge
Warren R. Austin
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Senate
U. N
Security Council
League of Nations
League
Massachusetts
Africa
Europe
John Kennedy
Beverly
Mass
Dulles
Commodore Hotel
Austin
Edward Stettinius
Emmet J. Hughes
Life Magazine
Hughes
Korea
Gen
Aim
Red Gunners pound Sniper Ridge on Central Front
Chinese forces unleashed about 1,000 shells on Sniper Ridge and Pinpoint Hill amid infantry probes near Rocky Point, with U N artillery and fighter bombers responding. Allied air power and artillery reportedly forced Reds to retreat, while distant reports estimate 128 enemy killed near Kosong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Eighth Army
Pinpoint Hill
Kumhwa
Rocky Point
U. N
Kosong
Halley Likely to Head State Court
Oklahoma City reports strong expectations that Harry L. S. Halley of Tulsa will become chief justice of the State Supreme Court. Halley, on the court four years, previously served 13 years as a Tulsa district judge and was vice chief justice under Ben Arnold. New high court members include Ben Williams of Pauls Valley and W. H. Blackbird of Okmulgee, while Gov Johnston Murray names John C. Powell to lead the State Criminal Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Capitol
Harry L. S. Halley
Tulsa
State Supreme Court
Halley
Ben Arnold
N. S. Corn
Taloga
High Court
Ben T. Williams
Pauls Valley
George Bingaman
Purcell
W. H. Blackbird
Okmulgee
Thomas L. Gibson
Muskogee
Johnston Murray
John C. Powell
Sulphur
State Criminal Court of
Apen
John Arett
Ada High Chorus Sings For Lions
The Ada High School choir performed Tuesday for the Lions club regular luncheon. The twenty minute program drew enthusiastic reception. The choir was directed by Allen Clinkscales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada High Chorus
Ada High School
Lions Club
Allen Clinkscales
Possession Charged to Adan Alee Orcea at Kemp Place
Police found a half gallon fruit jar of wildcat whiskey at Kemp's home. Adan Alee Orcea pled guilty and paid a $20 fine after Monday night incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alee Orcea
Tie
Kemp's Place
OC Schools Pay Heavily to Keep Windows In
Oklahoma City school system spent between 25 000 and 30 000 dollars last year on broken windows from student pranks. Glass breaks cost 9 000 dollars for glass in 1950 with higher totals later. up to 125 panes could be broken in one building at night. Insurance cannot cover the widespread problem as repairs rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Hugh Ginn
Bill Foutz
N. L. George
J. Chester Swanson
Chicago
Pickett School Plans Friday Pie Supper
Pickett school announces a box supper for Friday night December 5 beginning at 7. An enjoyable time is promised to all who come and all are invited. Proceeds go for the Christmas tree and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickett School
Incoming Commerce Secretary Brings Wide Experience
James Calogero reports Boston industrialist Sinclair Weeks named by President elect Eisenhower as secretary of commerce. Weeks vows to sever business ties, citing broad industry and political experience and a philosophy favoring a robust business climate over socialism. He chairs national GOP finance committee and holds multiple corporate directorships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sinclair Weeks
Eisenhower
Beneft
Weeks
Republican National Finance Committee
United Car Fastener Corp
Cambridge
Reed and Barton Corp
Taunton
Mass
Atlas Plywood
First National Bank of Boston
Pacific Mills
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Wentworth Institute
the Pullman Company
Rand Avery-Gordon Taylor, Inc
GOP Committee
John W. Weeks
Warren G. Harding
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Girl from Iowa Aims for Grand Champion Steer at Exposition
A 15 year old Iowa farm girl, Faye E Mugge of Cleghorn, leads her 1050 pound Aberdeen Angus calf Shorty toward the open class grand championship at the International Livestock Exposition. Shorty already won the junior division blue ribbon and must beat Hereford and Shorthorn summer yearlings to reach the Aberdeen Angus title. Canadian grain and hay growers dominated the day’s top awards as U S and Canada split five first places each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Faye E. Mugge
Cleghorn
Shorty
Faye
Aberdeen Angus
A. C. Stewart
Greensburg
Ind
North America
U.S
Ada Masonic Lodge Elects Officers for New Year
A. R. Dixon heads Ada Lodge No. 119 as Worshipful Master with Edward Bullard Senior Warden and J. A. Salter Junior Warden. E. C. Haley secures the secretary post, Horace Allard Senior Deacon, Olen Sneed Junior Deacon, Lee Andrews Senior Steward, J. C. Melton Junior Steward, J. W. Jumper chaplain, Hannibal Morrison Tyler. Trustees Chester Sneed three years, J. E. Thompson two, J. B. Denton one. annual election to rotate thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Earl McCrosky
Asher
Grand Lodge of Oklahoma
A. R. Dixon
Edward Bullard
J. A. Salter
W. P. Lee
E. C. Haley
Horace Allard
Olen Sneed
Lee Andrews
J. C. Melton
J. W. Jumper
Hannibal Morrison
Tyler
Masonic
Chester Sneed
J.E. Thompson
J B Denton
Pie Supper Friday Night At Center To Help Tree
Center hosts a pie supper Friday night starting at 7 30 to raise funds for the annual community Christmas tree program with a Christmas backdrop.
Parker Ranch Holds Second Annual Hereford Auction
Chelsea Oklahoma news notes the Parker Ranch sale of 65 head of top bred hereford cattle including 23 young bulls. Ranch Manager Sam Gurley expects 800 to 1,000 attendees at tomorrow's production auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Okla
Parker Ranch
Sam Gurley
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By Robert Tuckman
Fittstown News
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Baptists
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Reds
Hubert
Sen. Lodge
Warren Austin
Massachusetts Senate
U. S. Senate
By Lou Craym
Sniper Ridge
Milo Farnets
Adan
Pickett
Commerce
By James Calogero
Girl Bucks
A.R. Dixon
Ada Masonic Lodge
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