Publishing pictures and photos in newspapers
The article argues that modern newspapers favor photographs over poetry, stressing the need for the right photo type, clear engraving, and proper press work. It notes the rising role of pictures in even small papers, the cost effectiveness of photographs, and the importance of informing photographers about the publication's reproduction needs.
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Picture Age
Frank L. Stanton
Klyv
Srt
Thsclav
National Emergency speech foreshadows cautious wartime measures
The text reflects President Truman’s restrained tone as he addresses the nation on Friday night. It notes a phased emergency program to curb inflation, build a larger military, and prepare for possible Soviet aggression. It stresses sacrifices and readiness to endure if peace cannot be kept.
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Truman
Lang
Alf
Russia
Europe
Mozram
Tnav
Prospects of Korea ceasefire and political bets
The piece weighs global moves toward a Korea ceasefire, noting Soviet and Chinese positions, and questions how Asiatic nations and Stalin may respond. It also contrasts Mexico City’s modernization with lingering hardships, and ends with a cautionary travel note about dining near meat markets at the border.
Weeds as Soil Allies in Dr Cocannouer's Book
A reader reviews Weeds Guardians of the Soil by Dr Joseph Cocannouer. He argues weeds deepen subsoil moisture, supply minerals, break hard pans, and improve hay value. Weeds aid pasture, soil fertility, and even human diets, birds, and livestock. The author emphasizes working with nature rather than against it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Cocannouer
Eastern Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Wilburton
Kansas
Cocannouer
Conclusions About Asta From Asian Lessons Learned
Asta analyzes recent events and Korea to draw lessons for the future. It notes that un Asian nations cannot easily win ground wars against united Asiatic powers even with help from the Americas and Western Europe. It argues China could be overwhelmed by unity and that Chinese resolve favors defending lives over equipment. The text contends Soviet aims rely on divide and rule among Asia, but eventual pushback will end subservience to Kremlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United Nations
Korea
Moscow
Jove
Stalin
Orient
Americas
Europe
China
Asia
Kremlin
Farmers urged to end government subsidies in Dallas talk
A Dallas farmers convention heard a student of farm life urge farmers to tell the government to quit subsidies. He argued subsidies waste money, noting future costs from military spending and the payrolls of many federal workers, and warned against relying on government cash as a rain from heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Washington
Governor Johnston Murray Sets Steady Course for Food Policy
The article notes progress in American farm food production and preservation amid population growth and global demand. It praises Johnston Murray for diligent, cautious conduct, seeking information about duties and forthcoming issues, and avoiding statements that could later backfire.
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Johnston Murray
Progressive rhetoric hides central power ambitions
The text argues that progressives claim to advance democracy yet seek an all powerful central government. It warns that good sounding words can mask harmful schemes and frames reformers as undermining individual power in favor of centralized authority.
Pal's Plea for Boy in Murder Trial May Bring End to Teen-Age Gangs
NEA Star reports a Brooklyn murder last May tied to a teen gang. Judge deferred sentencing for James Faortmain and Anthony Scarpati as neighbors and civic leaders brokered peace. Teen leaders promised reforms, basketball teams, church dances, and cooperation with police to curb gang violence.
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Pal
Boy
NEA Star
Brooklyn
NEAS
James Faortmain
Anthony Scarpati
Triat
Samuel Witty
Skinny Joseph
South
Hira
Ganz
Res
Eings
Ganz Eomimste
N. Y
Riend
Anthony
Youth Flatly Wants To Return For Korea War Service
Tulsa Oklahoma December 16 1907 a young sergeant Peale Whomleyton notes a slim youth desires to return to Korea to finish the job. David Lee Lowery of Oklahoma City recounts enlisting at 15 stating himself 14 and serving 45 days with the First Cavalry before discharge. He seeks reenlistment now with consent from his parents. Lowery aged around 7 and a half is reported as making the claim after a shipboard return home at Pearl Harbor.
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Tulsa
Oka
Army
Peale Welyton
Korea
David Lee Lowery
Oklahome City
Weipran
Ime
Karey
Lowery
Peten
Boc Lowery
Official Residence Weastehall and the Eagle rulers in 1897
A garbled historical note describes Weastehall as the official residence of eagle rulers in 1897, mentioning Buckingham Palace and the Court of St James. It hints at a tiger ambush and a stone bearing a baring? earnings line, with unreadable names and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weastehall
Buckingham Palastin
Court of St James
Ada Lions Hold Christmas Party at Aldridge Hotel
The Ada Lions Club held its annual Christmas Party at the Aldridge Hotel banquet room. A festive air prevailed as Frank Lorince spoke, Mary Scott Smith and Mary Ruggles sang vocal solos and carols, and the young East Central vocalist was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Liang Club
Aldridge
Frank Lorince
Tony
Baloney
Mary Scott Smith
Mary Ruggles
Ing Young East Central
A McKeel
Lion
Turner Honored for Farm Activity Dinner
Turner was honored tonight for his work in farm activities at a dinner attended by 20 persons. The event was sponsored by State Future Farmers of America and 4-H club chapters to show appreciation for his efforts in their administration. New elected official was Jones Jarman Democrat from the fifth district and Republican Relcher of the PetR district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rov J. Turner
Future Farmers of America
4-H Club
Turner
Durne
Sxsmen - Elec
Wee Dokn Jarman
Ith Diettiet
Relcher
Petr Ath Davteict
Three-Headed Team Briefs on Price-Wage Controls
Washington reports a joint news conference by Alan Valentine Cyrus Ching and Michael DiSalle about the new Economic Stabilization Agency. They outline potential plans for price and wage measures, deny fixed freezes, and stress readiness for voluntary and, if needed, mandatory actions without detailing specific thresholds or targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
New York
Alan Valentine
Cyrus Ching
Wage Stabilization Board
Michael D. DiSalle
Price Stabilization
Capitol Hill
World
Ar I
Valentine
Dolly Sisters
Roszka Dolly
ESA
Ching
Mike” DiSalle
Mr. DiSalle
Mike
Mr. di Salle
Cy Ching
Embargo Lifted as Rail Strike Ends Before Christmas
Chicago December 16 The three day railroad walkout that halted Christmas traffic collapsed under pressure from President Truman federal courts and union chiefs. The post office and Railway Express Agency lifted embargoes on parcel post freight and mail and operations began moving rapidly to clear the backlog with expectations for normal service by soon after Christmas.
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Chicago
Truman
Ther
Vost Office
Railway Express Agency
Chickasha Cable Firm Secures RFC Loan for Expansion
Chickasha Oklahoma based Standard Cable Company received a 2.1 million dollar loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Walter O'Donnell announced the loan at a six state industrial conference. The firm will use the funds to buy materials and expand employment from 40 to 600 within a year while pursuing a 3 million dollar contract to supply 40,000 miles of insulated combat telephone wire for the Army Signal Corps. This marks the RFC's first defense production act loan aiding lower production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Standard Cable Company
Chickasha
Okla
Reconstiuation Finance Corporation
Walter J. O'Donnell
I RF
Ok‘shoma
Atlantic Seaboard
Amy Signal Corps
RFC
Christmas gifts Brighten VFW Hospital Visit
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars hosted a Christmas program for Sulphur state hospital veterans Friday night with Ada and Coalgate auxiliaries as hosts. The Glenwood school choir performed and gifts were distributed to patients and staff, with towns represented including Coalgate Clarita Ardmore Sulphur Weleetka Tulsa Healdton and Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sulphur State Hospital
Ada
Coalgate
Ception Hall
Glenwood School
Clint Farmer
Wayne Vickers
Iris Faye Gasr
Coalgate Auxiliary
Lavern Fisher
Ada Lou Bailey
Jingle Bells
Harold Hudson
Betty Joe Tidwell
Mary Ann Salmon
Glenwood
Clarita
Ardmore
Sulphur
Weleetke
Tulsa
Healdton
Christmas Card Cost Bootlegger
Tulsa sheriff George Blaine received a Christmas card with taunting verse about bootleggers. He ordered the seizure of several cases of whiskey and captured the poet who penned the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
George Blaine
Wheer
Blaine
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