Chemical Industry Hopes Pay as You Grow Return
New York reports the fast growing chemical sector may return to a pay as you grow model as postwar expansion tapers. Depreciation allowances and earnings prospects could finance ongoing plant buildup, with many firms relying on retained earnings and depreciation reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemical Industry
New York
American Chemical Society
Chemical and Engineering News
C. P. Neidig
White, Weld & Co
Chemical Society
Neidig
U. S. Treasury
Chemical
du Pont
Hurley asks Senate to declare him winner in NM race
Santa Fe New Mexico Republican Pat Hurley asks the U S Senate to declare him the winner over Democrat Dennis Chavez in the November 4 senate race. The canvassing board certified Chavez by 5071 votes and a major recount added about 300 votes to Chavez. Hurley seeks action based on new facts after the board refused to reopen the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
Patrick J. Hurley
U. S. Senate
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Senate
Hurley
Leslie Biffle
Chavez
Possibility of fair wheat crop hinges on moisture
Santa Fe agricultural observer C. W. Lane warned that a fair to normal wheat crop depends on receiving adequate moisture soon. He noted two thirds of the main wheat belt remain in serious trouble, with sprouted wheat struggling to survive amid soil puffing from freezing and thawing. Lane’s retirement ends this series. future reports will be led by R. I. Cross in Amarillo, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
C. W. Lane
Santa Fe Railroad
Lane
The
Santa Fe
R. I. Cross
Amarillo
Tex
Flavor Tips: Garlic Rub or Barbecue Glaze for Pork
A cut garlic clove rubbed over a pork bin before roasting adds zest. Alternatively baste the Toast with barbecue sauce during oven cooking for a rich finish.
If All Kept Resolutions They Would Ruin the Country
New York P I narrative imagines America keeping every New Year resolution four months in, causing social upheaval from closed saloons to halted car sales. The humorous dream ends with a moral that universal resolve would ruin the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Hopalong Cassidy
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ada in Contest On 1953 Safety For Pedestrians
Ada in Contest for 1953 pedestrian safety judged by American Automobile Association. Cecil Smith, chief of police, announces a contest report form covering accident records laws engineering organization school safety and public information. Ada won in 1947 48. Safety rules urge Wear White at Night Cross Only at Intersections Walk on the Left Side Stop at the Curb and Look Both Ways before Crossing Do not jaywalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
American Automobile Association
Cecil Smith
Smith
Flaming Gasoline Fire Injures Tulsa Baby
A 14 month old boy, Troy Ray Dickens, is reported in critical condition after gasoline sprayed on him ignited from a bathroom heater. Fire Captain Warren said the burn incident occurred while the child played in the bathroom. the room sustained damage only, from the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Herman W. Warren
Troy Ray Dickens
Max Dickens
Dodge
Warren
WVU Ground Gain Leaders Share 1952 Backfield Duties
Nine runners split West Virginia's ground duties in 1952 with Jack Stone leading at 362 yards and Harry Sweeney adding 125. Others listed include Dick Nicholson Danny Williams Tommy Allman Carl Norman Ross Moss Fred Wyant and Eddie Dugan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
West Va
West Virginia
Jack Stone
Harry Sweeney
Dick Nicholson
Danny Williams
Tommy Allman
Carl Norman
Ross Moss
Fred Wyant
Eddie Dugan
Johnston County Courthouse sees new faces in 1953
In Johnston County, 1953 will bring several changes at the courthouse. Ruth Stamps becomes court clerk, with Hazel Cunningham as deputy. John J. Stobaugh replaces William Fry as county attorney. Bob Hudgens wins District 3 commissioner. Cotton Clifton becomes a deputy to Sheriff Everett Stewart. Maude T. Gray retires after 14 years. Doyle Robinson leaves a vacancy now filled by Clifton. Re-elected officials begin new terms July 1: Leola Williams, Claud Lawley, Everett Stewart, E Dan Gibson, Bill Talley, G Jackson. Charley Neely and Arthur Askew start new terms as treasurer and superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishomingo
Johnston County Court House
Ruth Stamps
Stamps
de Uty
John J. Stobaugh
William Fry
Everett Stewart
E. Dan Gibson
Bill Talley
G. 6 Jackson
Charley Neely
Arthur Askew
Weight reduction class for Louisville police
In Louisville on January 3 a weight control class was announced for the city’s police force. Records show about 180 officers are overweight, and beginning next Wednesday the program will teach how they became overweight and how to reduce it, with similar sessions planned for overweight firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Medlock to Lead Multiple Committees in New Legislature
Senator Virgil Medlock will chair the aviation committee and serve as vice chair of the game and fish committee. He will also sit on appropriations and budget agriculture oil and gas public service and education and a roads and highways special committee and a governor created panel on uniform truck regulations with surrounding states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Medlock
State Senate
Game and Fish
Oil and Gas
Public Service
Charges of Drunk Driving Filed Against John Tidden Merrell
County court records show charges of drunk driving filed against John Tidden Merrell. He was apprehended January 1 while driving a 1950 Nash nine miles northeast of Ada on a county road by highway trooper H D Van Arsdell and had not yet been arraigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tidden Merrell
Merrell
Nash
Ada
H. D. van Arsdell
Texan Boys State Purebred Angus Buy Near Kerrville
A herd of 80 purebred Angus cattle was bought by Robert S. Hays of San Antonio for about $150,000. The purchase from Joe Steed of Js Angus Farm in Broken Arrow Oklahoma will be shipped to Hays ranch near Kerrville tomorrow. Steed plans to auction two bulls and sell his 360 acre ranch before returning to the automobile business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Arrow
Oklag
Robert S. Hays
San Antonio
Tex
Texan
Kerrville
Joe Steed
Oklo
Steed
Be the President's Wife in the White House
A humorous warning about the perils of living in the White House as the president's wife. The piece outlines intense scrutiny, loss of privacy, and constant questions from media and officials about everyday habits, tastes, and social duties, ending with a cheeky note on luck.
Potter and Ferguson Lead Michigan Senators into Congress
On opening day of Congress, war veteran Charles E. Potter, 36, who lost both legs in World War II, walked to take the oath with artificial limbs as Vice President Barkley administered the oath. Senator Homer Ferguson, with a cast on his left foot from a horseback injury, helped along, noting Potter walked better than he did and offered him one of his canes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Michigan
Congress
Charles E. Potter
Barkley
Potter
Homer Ferguson
Ferguson
South Carolina
Charlie
Favor Revision of Election Laws
A House committee led by Rep Boggs proposes extending federal election laws to primaries and nominating conventions. It urges substantially higher limits on political contributions and spending and notes estimates that 1952 national elections exceeded 100 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Rep. Boggs
D-La
Baking soda creaming method for fine textured cakes
Bakers cream baking soda with shortening and sugar to ensure a fine texture in cakes. The method is widely used by professionals to improve crumb and tenderness in baked goods.
Vegetables stain removal tips for hands
Rubbing hands with a slice of lemon or a slice of raw potato can usually remove vegetable stains. The method relies on acidity and starches to lift pigments from skin. This simple home remedy uses common kitchen items to restore cleanliness.
Allen News Households Return From California and Nearby Visits
Allen News reports several local residents traveling. Mr and Mrs Jim Percell and family returned to Londale California after a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs W D Watson. Mr and Mrs Lee Nickel and son James Lee went home to Kerman California after visiting relatives. Tommy Hogue spent the week in Bristow at a Sunray booster station project. Mr and Mrs M L Rowe visited his sister Mrs H L Teel and husband in Lula. Mr and Mrs H M Lowery and daughter Reva of Roswell New Mexico are guests of Roy Jarrett and Mrs John Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Percell
Londale
Calif
W. D .Watson
Lee Nickel
James Lee
Kerman
M. L. Rowe
H. L. Teel
Lula
H. M. Lowery
Reva
Roswell, New Mexico
Roy Jarrett
John Payne
Bartlesville Visit From Stockers To See Jordan Family
Mr and Mrs A R Stocker and their son Dick arrived in Bartlesville for a weekend visit at the home of Mrs Stockers parents Mr and Mrs Craig Jordan. The Stockers had been living in Omaha Nebraska until the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Stocker
Bartlesville
Craig Jordan
New Year Visits Across Seminole Families
Mr and Mrs Tom Hughes of Seminole visited with their son Kenneth Hughes and family for New Year. Mr and Mrs Jim Pipkin left Friday to return to Maryland after holiday stay with A G Pipkin and Tom Jacobs families. Mrs Bill Hart had minor surgery at Valley View hospital last week. Elden Hodges, holiday guest of Ernest and Mrs Hodges, returned to Stillwater to resume studies at A and M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Pipkin
Maryland
A. G. Pipkin
Tom Jacobs
Bill Hart
Valley View Hospital
Albert Rowe and Jack Bryant Visit Sulphur Veterans Hospital
Albert Rowe and Jack Bryant traveled to Sulphur on Friday to enter the Veterans hospital there for an unspecified purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rowe
Jack Bryant
Veterans Hospital
Hunnicutt Family Leaves for Tulsa After Holidays
Patricia Barbara Retha and Glen Hunnicutt depart Friday for Tulsa, leaving the Webb grandparents Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Webb in the reader’s town after spending the holidays here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia
Barbara
Retha
Glen Hunnicutt
Tulsa
Mrs. L. C. Webb
Bryant House Guests Ring in New Year
New Year guests at Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bryant include Mr. and Mrs. Jess Jones and children Velma, Mrs. Bill Crawford, and Mrs. W. A. Bryant with children from Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bryant
Jess Jones
Velma
Bill Crawford
Ada
Hodges and Bryant Family Visit Noted in Muskogee and McAlester
Jess Hodges of Muskogee visited his brother Ernest Hodges and family on Friday. Miss Arlena Bryant of McAlester spent Friday and Saturday with her parents Mr and Mrs W A Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Hodges
Muskogee
Ernest Hodges
Arlena Bryant
McAlester
W. A. Bryant
Local visitors and homecoming from California
Mrs. Virgil Ramsey Mrs. Clif ford Holcomb and Mrs. Will Evett visited in Stuart Friday afternoon. Lt. and Mrs. R. D. Jarrett and son have returned to their home in Pismo Beach California following a visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jarrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Ramsey
Clifford Holcomb
Will Evett
Stuart
R. D. Jarrett and Son
Pismo Beach
Calif
Roy Jarrett
Pauls Valley Ladies Visit Sever and Wade Homes
Mrs. R. P. Baker and her daughter Miss Margaret of Pauls Valley spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sever and Mrs. W. P. Wade. Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Wade are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Baker
Margaret
Pauls Valley
Joe Sever
W. P. Wade
Baker
Mrs. Wade
Hodges Family Guests Visit Calera. Sweeney Family Mentioned
Mr and Mrs Ernest Hodges and family were recent guests of her mother Mrs Oscar Sweeney in Calera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hodges
Oscar Sweeney
Calera
Wichita and Dallas visitors wrap up town visit
Mr and Mrs E E Fortner and children Johnnie and Bonnie of Wichita Kansas and Mr and Mrs N W Baker son Leon of Dallas have returned home after a visit with Mr and Mrs A F Boyd Mrs Elvin Best is called back to Sherman Texas by her sister’s illness Mr and Mrs W D Watson grandson David Watson Mr and Mrs Jim Percell and three children spent New Year’s with Mr and Mrs Harry Watson in Tulsa Charley Wade who spent the past week with his grandmother Mrs W P Wade will return to Oklahoma City Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Fortner
Johnnie and
Bonnie
Wichita
Kansas
N. W. Baker
Leon
Dallas
A. F. Boyd
Elvin Best
Sherman
Texas
W. D. Watson
David Watson
Jim Percell
Harry Watson
Tulsa
Charley Wade
W. P. Wade
Oklahoma City
Nunnley Family Visit From Cottonwood California
Mr and Mrs Herman Nunnley and their children from Cottonwood California are visiting Mr and Mrs Clarence Nunnley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Nunnley
Cottonwood, Calif
Mrs
Clarence Nunnley
Soldier on leave visits hometown in Ardmore brief
Cpl Burnace Miller of Camp Polk Louisiana is spending a week of leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Bill Miller and their children. Mr and Mrs Joe Sever were in Ardmore on business Wednesday forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Burnace Miller
Camp Polk, la
Bill Miller
Joe Sever
Ardmore
Woods Family Visits Cousin on New Year’s Day
Mr and Mrs J A Woods and their daughter of Oklahoma City spent New Year s Day in the home of her cousin Mrs A E Malone and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Woods
Oklahoma City
A. E. Malone
New Experience For State Merchant
McAlester Oklahoma January 3 a local merchant recounts an odd sale dispute a customer offered 150 dollars for an electric saw priced at 141 70 the owner stood firm saying the price was 141 70 and would not lift it even to make a sale causing an unhappy customer to depart with the quip it felt awkward to argue the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcalester
Okla
C. D. Humphrey
Humphrey
Plimsoll Line Named After Safety Reforms
The Plimsoll line marks ship depth for permissible loads and honors Samuel Plimsoll who advocated marine safety in British Parliament during the 19th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plimsoll
Samuel Plimsoll
Capitol Hill welcomes new faces as party lines shift
The 83rd Congress opens with Republicans taking control in both houses as observers struggle to identify new members. Leaders name Sen. Styles Bridges president pro tempore in the Senate and Rep. Joseph Martin wins House speaker, while Mrs. Bess Truman and Richard Nixon draw attention among visitors. Oklahoma conducts a long overdue space and junk review in its capitol, exposing storage waste and potential savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Capitol Hill
U. S
Arthur Edson
Washington
House
Senate
U. S. Senate
Bess Truman
Pennsylvania Avenue
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Sen. Nixon
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Walter George
Georgia
Bridges
Russell
Martin
Barkley
Margaret Smith
Maine
Carter Oil workers host New Year party in Fittstown
About 35 Carter Oil employees from Fittstown gathered in Walter Graper’s building for a New Year’s Eve supper and watch party. Mr and Mrs Oren Cherry and Debra spent three days visiting relatives in Odessa, Texas, and with the Cher ry and Winton families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Oil Company
Fittstown
Walter Graper
Oren Cherry
Debra
Jerry Cherry
Terrell Winton
Odessa
Texas
Ada Woman Visits Aunt and Uncle for New Year
Mrs. Dortha Rhodes of Ada spent New Year’s Day with her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Manahan and her two sons who live with the Manahans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dortha Rhodes
Ada
Dewey Manahan
Mrs. Manahan
Family visit from Marionville brings news to Uhlichs
Mrs. Verda Raper and her children from Marionville Missouri visited Mr. and Mrs. H C Uhlich on Tuesday and Wednesday, sharing time with the couple and noting local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verda Raper
Marionville, Mo
H. C. Uhlich
McLish High Schools Girls and Boys Defeat Stratford Teams
Both McLish high school girls and boys basketball teams won Tuesday night against Stratford opponents. The victories extend McLish programs’ winning momentum a day after competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLish High School
Stratford
Harris Visit Highlights Houston Couple Guests
Mr and Mrs Escue Harris of Houston Texas are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Lolyd Stetter and Mr and Mrs Virgil Harris for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escue Harris
Houston, Tex
Lolyd Stetter
Virgil Harris
Harmon family visits Trammells in Velma
Mr and Mrs A D Harmon and their children Connie and Duane of Velma visited Mr and Mrs Russell Trammell on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Harmon
Connie and
Duane
Velma
Russell Trammell
Cox and Trammell Visit Ada on Business
Marvin Cox and Russell Trammell traveled to Ada on Wednesday for business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Cox
Russell Trammell
Ada
Conley Families Visit In Sapulpa This Saturday
Mr and Mrs Joe Conley Sr of Sapulpa visited Mr and Mrs Julius Conley on Saturday in a family gathering that highlighted local ties and kinship between two households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Conley Sr
Sapulpa
Julius Conley
Taft to Push St Lawrence Seaway Legislation
Senate Majority Leader Taft promised to advance the St. Lawrence seaway project noting ample time to review seaway measures in both chambers. Senator Wiley plans to introduce a bill to create a St. Lawrence Corporation to build the U S portion of the seaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Taft
Ohio
St. Lawrence Seaway
House
Sen
Bridges
St. Lawrence
Sen. Wiley
R-Wise
Wiley
U. S
House Eulogizes Late Rep. Stigler
The House adopted a resolution expressing sorrow over the death of Rep. William G. Stigler of Oklahoma who died August 21, 1952. Oklahoma Democrats and Rep. Edmondson praised him as a man of vision and integrity and copies of the resolution were sent to his widow and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
William G. Stigler
Stigler
Okla
Albert
D-Okla
Oklahoma
Belcher
R-Okla
Rep
Edmondson
Raisins Promote Nutritious Child Snack Choice
Raisins provide iron and minerals with B vitamins. Their simple fruit sugar offers easily digested high energy for children.
Dodge to Head Budget Office for Eisenhower
President-elect Eisenhower named Detroit banker Joseph M. Dodge to be federal budget director with Cabinet access. Dodge, 62, has served as liaison with the Truman administration since November 9 and will join Frederick J. Lawton in budget talks as the 80 billion dollar Truman plan is reviewed. Dodge will earn 17500 dollars annually and attend Cabinet sessions, alongside Stassen and Hobby who also attend but are not members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
New York
Eisenhower
Detroit
Joseph M. Dodge
Dodge
Truman
Frederick J. Lawton
Congress
Senate
James C. Hagerty
Harold E. Stassen
Mutual Security Agency
Oveta Culp Hobby
Federal Security Agency
Price pleads not guilty in minor child abandonment case
Herbert Price pleaded not guilty at district court to charges of abandoning a 13 year old, Eugene Price, with bond set at 1 dollar. A complaint was signed by Mary Price of Route 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Price
John Boyce McKee
Price
Eugene Price
Mary Price
Safely Handling Leftover Turkey Bone Broth
Do not leave turkey bone broth in a warm kitchen. Refrigerate as soon as possible and use it soon after preparation to prevent spoilage.
Oven Fire Safety Quick Rule
If grease or spilled juices catch fire in the oven throw salt or flour on it never water. The guidance emphasizes using dry extinguishing agents to avoid steam and spread. It reflects basic kitchen safety practices for avoiding flare ups and burns.
Charges Dismissed in Malicious Mischief Case
Charges of malicious mischief against Glen Steel were dismissed on motion by the county attorney after the defendant paid a fine in city court. Arraigned before County Judge Tal Crawford, the case involved alleged defacing of a window screen, curtain, and shade at Carol Weaver’s premises on December 31 with intent to injure Billie Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Steel
Tal Crawford
Carol Weaver
Billie Steel
Flour Aids Safe Frying By Stopping Fat Spatter
A kitchen tip explains that sprinkling a small amount of flour into a hot frying pan helps stop spattering fat. The method aims to reduce splatter and keep cooking surfaces cleaner.
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By Sam Dawson
Pat Hurley
Hal Boyle
Johnston Co
Sen. Medlock
Texan Boys State
Angus
Cal Tinney
Washington, D. C
Penn
New Jersey
Iowa
Florida
Chicago
Alaska
Smith County
Ma’am
Mamie
General Features Corp
Allen News
Tommy Hogue
Bristow
Sunray
Tom Hughes
Seminole
Kenneth Hughe
Elden Hodges
Stillwater
Capitol
Dais
Johnstonurray
Joint Committee On
State Board of Affairs
Blakely M. Murphy
Murphy
Paul Harkey
Idabel
State Historical Society
Historical Society
H. B. Fell
Ardmore Oil
Board of Directors
Seing
Murray
Fittstown News
Denies
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