Labor unions face repeal of non Communist affidavits
The House Un American Activities Committee urges repeal of Taft Hartley Act non Communist affidavit requirements for union officials. It says some officials remain Communists, undermining labor security and aiding espionage. It also criticizes executive congress cooperation and calls for broader investigations of unions in defense plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Communist Party
Executive Branch
Truman
Executive
William Walter Remington
Remington
Commerce Artment
U. S. Court of Appeals
New York
House Committee
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Little Kremlin
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
International Harvester
CIO United Packing House
Secretary of Defense
United States
Eisenhower Trusts Business Leaders for New Administration
Big businessmen move into Washington as the Eisenhower team shapes a cabinet with top executives from corporations banks and law firms. Hopeful they can run government efficiently while critics warn that results must satisfy voters and Congress retains power to check proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Congress
Mothers blamed too often for child troubles says psychologist
Dr Jane Loevinger of Washington University argues that parental psychology is underexplored and that blaming mothers skews understanding of child development. She cites five points showing the need for studying parenting roles and cautions against overemphasis on maternal rejection and perfect parenting books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Ll. Blakeslee
ST. Louis
Jane Loevinger
Washington University
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Loevinger
Easter Family Study Christmas Day At Home
Mr and Mrs Paul Easter and J and Mrs Bennie Easter all of Tulsa along with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cooley Jay and Mr and Mrs Jim Easter of San Diego California spent Christmas Day in the home of their parents Rev and Mrs E Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Easter
Bennie Easter
Tulsa
Kenneth Cooley
Jay
Jim Easter
San Diego
Calif
E. Master
Hedrick Family Overnight Visit At Oklahoma Grandparents House
Jerry Hedrick and his brother Sam Jr. with family from Oklahoma City stayed Thursday night and Friday at the home of their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Hedrick
Sam Jr
Oklahoma City
E. L. Miller
Christmas Day Guests From Seminole And Wapanucka
Mr and Mrs Ray Payne with son Jackey Mrs Ollie Burnett and family from Seminole joined Mr and Mrs Arvil Payne and children of Wapanucka visiting the Roy Jarrett home on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Payne
Jackey
Ollie Burnett
Seminole
Arvil Payne
Wapanucka
Roy Jarrett
Haliburtons Visit Eldorado Family Roots
Mr and Mrs W A Haliburton and children Billy and Patricia of Eldorado Arkansas travel to visit his parents Mr and Mrs J A Haliburton and his brothers Bob and John and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Haliburton
Billy
Patricia
Eldorado
Arkansas
J. A. Haliburton
Bob
John
Milner announces birth of son Micharl Lloyd at Keesler
Capt. and Mrs. Everett Milner announce the birth of their son Micharl Lloyd to his great grandmother Mrs. M. A. Veach. The Milners are stationed at Keesler Air Force Base in Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Milner
M. A. Veach
Micharl Lloyd
Milner
Keesler Air Forces
Mississippi
Pence Couple Visit Duncan Friends From Allen
Mr and Mrs Otho Pence formerly of Allen now in Duncan visited relatives and friends here on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho Pence
Allen
Duncan
Patterson Visits Ada After Return from Japan
S/Sgt. C. W. Patterson has just returned from Japan and is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charley Patterson in Ada. He was in Allen Friday meeting an old friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Patterson
Japan
Charley Patterson
Ada
Allen
Oklahoma City Couple Guests at Shatswell Home
Mr and Mrs Carol Case of Oklahoma City were holiday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs W J Shatswell. Mr and Mrs Berry Bishop of Ada were Friday guests in the Shatswell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Case
Oklahoma City
W. J. Shatswell
Mrs. Berry Bishop
Ada
Shatswell
Artesia Couple Visits Gillum Home in New Mexico
Mr and Mrs Arthur Brown of Artesia New Mexico visit Mr and Mrs Bryant Gillum. Both Browns are former teachers in the Allen schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Artesia
New Mexico
Bryant Gillum
Brown
Allen Schools
Christmas Guests At Kidwell Home
Christmas guests gathered at the home of Ms. T. K. Kidwell including Austin Kidwell and family of Ada C. C. Call and family from Copan Miss Donna Jo Call of Madison Kansas Sherman Garrett from Pauls Valley Gladstone Kidwell and family W. H. Daugherty Buddy Yount and daughter Roy Saffarrans and Mrs. Jimmy Jones attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Kidwell
Austin Kidwell
Ada
C. C. Call
Copan
Donna Jo Call
Madison
Kansas
Sherman Garrett
Pauls Valley
Gladstone Kidwell
W. H. Daugherty
Buddy Yount
Roy Saffarrans
Jimmy Jones
Local visitors and returning service member travel noted
Mrs. Hugh Brinson visits relatives in Claude Texas. Hugh Brison stays with his daughter and son in law Dr and Mrs Trow in Henryetta. Pfc Beecher Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Gib Smith, returns to his base in San Diego after a brief visit home with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Brinson
Claude, Texas
Hugh Brison
Mrs. Trow
Henryetta
Pfc
Beecher Smith
Gib Smith
San Diego
Calif
Isa couple guests of son and daughter in law
Mr and Mrs F W Robson of Isa were guests of their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Jack Robson on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Robson
Isa
Jack Robson
Christmas Dinner At Collins-Holliday Family Home
Mr and Mrs J D Collins and son William join Mr and Mrs Clarence Holliday and family of Oklahoma City for Christmas dinner with Mr and Mrs Tom Collins and their daughter Mrs Cecil Huckaby and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Collins
William
Clarence Holliday
Oklahoma City
Mr. Collins
Holliday
Tom Collins
Cecil Huckaby
Mrs Cornia Powell and Joe Milner Visit Haileyville Friends
Mrs. Cornia Powell and Joe Milner spent Thursday in Haileyville as guests of Mr and Mrs Buck Smith. They enjoyed visiting with Joe's brother Charley Milner and his wife, who were visiting from Bakersfield California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornia Powell
Joe Milner
Haileyville
Buck Smith
Joe
Charley Milner
Barkersfield
Calif
Bill Long of Stroud and LaVon Riley of Stratford Texas
Bill Long of Stroud and LaVon Riley of Stratford Texas are named in a brief notice indicating parties involved in a local matter. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Long
Stroud
la Vonne Riley
Stratford, Texas
Sonny Tufts Back in Hollywood After 18 Month Club Return
Hollywood star Sonny Tufts returns to town after completing the 18 Month Club tax exile abroad. He says he quit the party life, admits past drinking, credits career upswing to moving to England for a play and film work, and plans a new film role with Barbara Payton while a TV series is in development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Sonny Tufts
Sonny
Mocambo
Paramount
Alan Ladd
van Johnson
Motion Picture Herald
Yale
England
Ireland
Wales
Scotland
Wolff Brothers
Barbara Payton
Coming Rocket Aims for Satellite Era Milestone
U S experts and military scientists outline steps toward an unmanned satellite and high altitude missile. Secretary Finletter cites engines with 500000 pounds thrust reaching 20000 mph, launching rockets into space to act as an eye in the sky while acknowledging a cost of three to five billion dollars for a full satellite program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Earth
Moon
Air Force
Finletter
Hour-by-hour account of draftee induction center
A reporter details the Alexandria Virginia induction center experience as 197 men endure mental and physical tests. About seventy three would be rejected or deferred. many had varied jobs and life plans. The piece conveys process steps and a warning not to quit jobs before induction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Maj
Maj. Valentine Lentz
Alexandria Center
Alexandria
Potomac River
An Orienta
Last Two Convicts Are Captured
Seattle FBI announced the last two of seven convicts who tunneled from Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla on December 22 were captured early today in Oregon. Robert Palmer 23 and Robert Cameron 37 were arrested on U S Highway 30 between Baker and LaGrande driving a stolen car from Spokane. No resistance. The escape occurred a week earlier via a tunnel dug from the prison powerhouse to the walls. the other five convicts were recaptured within 7 to 72 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washington State
Walla Walla
Oregon
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Robert Palmer
Robert Cameron
U. S. Highway 30
Baker and
LaGrande
Spofford
Ore
Palmer
Cameron
Steelworkers Reject Offer At Schenectady Plant
The CIO United Steelworkers rejected an 11 percent wage increase offer from the American Locomotive Co. to end a nine week strike at Schenectady works. About 6,000 production workers seek 16.8 cents an hour plus other benefits as tanks and diesel locomotives are built for the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N. Y
CIO
United Steelworkers
American Locomotive Company
Army
Stan
New Addition for Hospital in Tulsa
Tulsa authorities announce a $2 million addition to St. Johns Hospital, to be built during 1953. The project will add about 100 beds to the 450 bed facility and enlarge laboratory facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
St. Johns Hospital
Thomas P. Gore Born December 10 1870 in Mississippi
Oklahoma Historical Society notes this date for Thomas P. Gore a pivotal public figure born in Mississippi on December 10 1870. He lost vision in one eye at eight after a stick incident and later lost sight in the other eye but still graduated from university entered politics and was elected to the U S Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Oklahoma Historical Society
U. S Senate
Dowager Queen Alexandrine of Denmark Dies at 73
Copenhagen Denmark Queen Mother Alexandrine age 73 dies. She was the daughter of a German duke and wife of Crown Prince Frederik who became King Christian X. She is the mother of the current King Frederik IX.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Copenhagen
Denmark
Alexandrine
Christian X
Frederik IX
Dr Claude Silbert Hudson Dead at 71 Chemist Noted
Dr Claude Silbert Hudson aged 71 died Saturday. Born in Atlanta Georgia he was a noted chemist with a lasting scientific legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Claude Silbert Hudson
Atlanta
Welch, 81, Built $250 Million Sulphur Oil Fortune
Houston industrialist R A Welch, age 81, amassed a vast fortune in sulphur and oil, estimated at 250 million dollars. He built his wealth through mining ventures and energy interests, shaping Houston's business landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Tex
R. A. Welch
Siena Professor Antonio Imea Renowned Psychiatrist
Siena Italy renowned psychiatrist Professor Antonio Imea is highlighted as a leading figure in Italian mental health care and academic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siena
Italy
Antonio Imea
Kurtz Aided Break of German Optical Glass Monopoly
Rochester N Y John G Kurtz 65 whose work with William Bausch forty years ago helped break the German monopoly on optical glass manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
John G. Kurtz
William Bausch
Mary Engle Pennington, First Food Lab Chief, dies at 80
New York pr Mary Engle Pennington aged 80, the first chief of the Agriculture Department food research laboratory, received a medal for food refrigeration research during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Engle Pennington
Department of Agriculture
Food Research Laboratory
Pioneer surgeon William Schwartz credited with first double tonsillectomy
Portland Indiana obituary notes Dr. William D. Schwartz, aged 82, credited with performing the first double tonsillectomy using local anesthetic in 1900 in England. The notice mentions his notable surgical achievement and his years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ind
William D. Schwartz
England
Burial Rites for Mrs. Mattie Thrush Held in Coalgate
Funeral services were conducted at 2 p m Monday for Mrs. Mattie Virginia Thrush 69 of route 4 Coalgate who died Saturday afternoon Graveside rites followed at Non cemetery with burial at Non. Smith Funeral Home directed arrangements Survivors include husband Roy Thrush daughter Mrs Cleo Vegas Virgil Beshears brother Andrew Kurkendall Sisters Mrs Allie Caylor Wichita Kan and Mrs Georgia Brooks Caruthersville Mo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Virginia Thrush
Route 4
Coalgate
Non Cemetery
Jack Dodse
Non. Funer
Smith Funeral Home
Roy Rush
Agnter
Cleo Vegas
Virgil Beshears
Andrew Kurkendall
Allie Caylor
Wichita
Kan
Georgia Brooks
Carruthersville
Silica Dominates Majority of Earth’s Crust
About 60 percent of the earth’s crust consists of silica, a key mineral forming many rocks. The mineral’s abundance influences rock types and geological processes across continents and oceans.
Naval Commander Reports Improved Red Air Threat
Admiral William D. Johnson, commander of a Navy task force off Korea, says the enemy still fields many MIG fighters and heavier anti-aircraft fire. He notes U S carriers fly bombing missions along eastern Korea to the Yalu River, near Manchuria, stressing strict visibility and thorough pilot briefing for precision strikes. The remarks appeared in U S News and World Report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William D.johnson
Navy
Korea
Johnson
Yalu River
Manchuria
U. S. News and World Report
Bulgarian Officer Surrenders at Greek Frontier
A Bulgarian army officer turned himself in at a Greek border post claiming Communist terror forced his escape from home. He also reported increased Bulgarian military strength near the Greek and Turkish frontiers and said Bulgarian forces are under Soviet officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Clarita News Holiday Visits From Regional Families
Mr. and Mrs. Gorman Green and daughter of Wichita Kansas visit Cecil Ray and Otis families over the holidays. Detroit natives Taylor Pound and family visit Lula Pound and sisters F E O Neal and Thomas Taylor. Oklahoma City couple Billy Clay Keener visits his and her parents while Weldon Simms and Hefley kin celebrate. Bud Keener hosts Christmas dinner with Dennis Daniel and others. Harvey Carter and family join Odus O Neal in Wapanucka for Christmas. Funeral attendees for Mrs. Lee include F E O Neal Fed McMillan Ralph Ridley. Rice family gatherings feature H T Rice and Tulsa relatives. Major W P Rice and family visit Fort Worth for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman Green
Wichita Kas
Cecil Ray
Otisee
Holinys
Mrs. Taylor Pound
Detroit, Mich
Lula Pound
F. E. O'Neal
Thomas Taylor
Billy Clay Keener
Oklahoma City
Bud Keener
H. T. Rice
Dennis Daniel
Clarence Keener
Jim Keener
Thomas Rice
Victor Rice
Tulsa
Briggs Rice
Fay Keener
Community Christmas Tree Brightens Tuesday Night
A large crowd enjoyed the community Christmas tree event last Tuesday with a brief program by the primary grades. Jack Patton portrayed Santa Claus while Miss Christene Clonninger from Dallas, Texas visits her mother Mrs. Clara Clonninger and sister Miss Darlene Clonninger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Patton
Santa Claus
Christene Clonninger
Dallas, Texas
Clara
Darlene Clonninger
Local family holiday gatherings announced
Miss Clara Williams of Dallas and her mother are at home for the holidays. Kenton Robinson, a Bartlesville college student, visits with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Claud McCormick spend the holidays with his mother Mrs. Cora McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Williams
Dallas, Texas
Alice Williams
Kenton Robinson
Bartlesville
Mrs
W. B. Robinson
Claud McCormick
Oklahoma City
Cora McCormick
Christmas Guests Gather Across Town In Family Visits
Mr and Mrs Joe Hinley hosted Christmas guests including Bill Dodson of Stigler Winnie Miller and son Seaman Billy Joe from San Diego. Claud Pierce hosted Buddy Nelson and sons Garvin Pierce and family. E J Taylor of Stuart visited. Joe Daniel and family shared Christmas dinner with John Wesley Daniel Loyd Daniel Eugene Daniel and Clifford Daniel families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hinley
Bill Dodson
Stigler
Winnie Miller
Atoka
Son
Seaman Billy Joe
San Diego
Claud Pierce
Buddy Nelson
Mrs. Garvin Pierce
Joe Daniel
John Wesley Daniel
Loyd Daniel
Eugene Daniel
Clifford Daniel
Dinner guests welcome Lula Pound and Taylor couple
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. O'Neal hosted Mrs. Lula Pound mother of Mrs. O'Neal and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor for dinner at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. O’neal
Lula Pound
O’neal
Thomas Taylor
Mr and Mrs A J Fanning Spend Christmas in Hugo
Mr and Mrs A J Fanning visited Christmas with Mrs Fanning's sister Mrs Ed Hair in Hugo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
A. J. Fanning
Mrs. Fanning
Ed Hair
Hugo
Oklahoma alfalfa seed production nearly doubles in 1952
Oklahoma's alfalfa seed output in 1952 reached 11.3 million pounds, about double the previous year’s 6.7 million and above the 10 year average of 9.5 million. Yield was 15 pounds per acre compared with 96 last year. Severe drought in the southwest reduced seed. June drought and harvest rains caused further damage. Hairy vetch rose to 28.5 million pounds from 13.5 million. sweet clover dropped to 1.0 million. lespedera near total failure with 380,000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Federal
Marriages Listed Among Ada Area Couples
A series of marriage notices from Ada area sources lists several couples with ages and towns. Fred Oringdulph Jr. of Portland and Janet B. Ford of Ada are wed, along with Moe Ogee and Nellie Moonsineerry while Ada residents Jonce Daniels and Ames J. Angel also marry. Other entries include Giovanna Dunn and Seminole resident Sem inole, and Peggy Gan Harrison McConney linked with Konawa born David Lowry and Lela Roddy. Bennie Lee Myers marries Ada native Lowellain Malloy, while 18 year old Lela Rodd eoddy ties with another Ada resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Oringdulph Jr
Portland
Oregon
Janet B. Ford
Ada
Moe Ogee
Nellie Moonsineerry
Mocks
Jonce Daniels
Adaames J. Angel
Giovanna Dunn
David Lowry
Konawa
Peggy Gan Harrison McConnery
Lela Rodd Eoddy
Ad Lowellain Malloy
Duncan
Bennie Lee Myers
Tulsa woman dies after kitchen stove fire
Mrs. Josie Roebuck 76 of Collinsville died in a Tulsa hospital after her dress caught fire when she backed into a kitchen stove. Authorities said burns covered about 90 percent of her body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Josie Roebuck
Collinsville
Plans Completed For Presidential Inaugural Parade
President elect Eisenhower designates Kansas as home state for the inaugural parade to march first on January 20 with California second. A 11 division pageant will form at the Capitol after the noon ceremony with military units and planes, and floats from civic groups depicting Eisenhower’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kansas
Eisenhower
Denison Tex
Abilene
Kas
Edward R
Carr
California
Union
Capitol
White House
3Rd Infantry
Korea
U. S. Naval and
Merchant Marine Academies
U. S. Guard Academy
U. S
Cadet Corps Military Academy
Ica
Amer
Taft Hartley injunction ruling upholds constitutional clause
Federal Judge John Knight ruled the Taft Hartley act injunction provision constitutional and issued an 80 day restraining order against 1500 workers at the Dunkirk plant of American Locomotive Company. The action aimed to keep nickel plated pipe supplies for atomic energy flowing and to prevent a broader strike. The CIO United Steelworkers Union pledged to appeal to the Supreme Court if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y.P
John Knight
Dunkirk
American Locomotive Company
CIO United Steelworkers Union
Knight
Cio-Usw
U. S. Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Washington
CIO
Chemical Discovery May Mean Big Savings to Farmers
Researchers at Batelle Memorial Institute report CDAA a plant growth regulator that can halt main stem growth and prevent flowering in marigolds with tomato tests in greenhouses. The compound shows potential to protect buds from frost and to slow or halt growth during storage or transport, promising large savings for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
CDAA
Batelle Memorial Institute
German engineer H A Gerdes to lead Indian harbor project
The 54 year old German engineer Dr H A Gerdes directs a $27 3 million plan to transform Kandla in Western India into a harbor hub. The port aims to shorten sea land transfer distances to New Delhi and other northern cities by about 200 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
India
Gulf of Dutch
H. A. Gerdes
Kandla
New Delhi
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B. L. Livingstone
By Sam Dawson
Allen News
By Bob Thomas
THE
Elton C. Fayap
Induction Center
By Ray Henry
Non
Clarita News
Weldon Simms
St. Joseph, Texas
J. B. Hefley
J. B. Hefley Jr
Harvey Carter
Odus O’neal
Lee
Alfred Darras
Arpaler
Fed McMillan
Ralph Ridley
W. P. Rice
Fort Worth
E. J. Taylor of
Stuart
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