French Plot Uncovered by Interior Minister Depreux
Interior Minister Edouard Depreux announced a widespread plot by the Black Maquis to overthrow the French republic and install a military dictatorship this month. Police arrested Gen. Guillaudet Maj. tauneau Lacau and other officers and civilians. four generals and several civilians were implicated. The organization allegedly drafted a blue plan to incite fear of a communist putsch and form a provisional directorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Nevin
Paris
Edouard Depreux
Black Maquis
Depreux
Guillaudet
Jean Louistauneau-Lacau
Cagoulards
Maquis
Paul Ramadier
Rennes
Brittany
M. de Vulpian
France Vivante
Marc Jacquot
Montigny
Lamballe
Britany
Rault
Air Age Meeting Opens at East Central College
An "Education for the Air Age" conference began at East Central College with Dr. A. Linscheid delivering the opening address. Civil Aeronautics Administration official J. Fred Reed was absent at the 10 am start. The program concentrates on how air age influences elementary course content and teaching methods through Thursday with speakers from University of Denver Trans World Airlines Oklahoma University Ada airport East Central faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Age
East Central
College
A. Linscheid
J. Fred Reed
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Department of Commerce
Reed and Linscheid
Carolyn Oglesby
University of Denver
Trans-World Airlines
Lund
Oklahoma University
Jack Price
Ada
Brown Mackin
Britain to Cut Down on Imports
London June 30 Britain will reduce imports of tobacco gasoline and newsprint for the year starting tomorrow to conserve dollars. Chancellor Hugh Dalton said parliament may be asked to grant authority to impose import duties on motion pictures if needed to save foreign exchange as dollar shortages widen worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hugh Dalton
Britain
Dalton
House of Commons
New Labor Law Targets Nation's Mining Industry
Washington reports a new labor law aimed mainly at coal mining to avert national emergency strikes. The 80 day injunction period, presidential board findings, plant by plant secret ballots, and possible Congress referral form the framework for disputes affecting entire industries or national health and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Healt Ori
New England
Pacific Northwest
Board of Inquiry
Sett
Senate lands subcommittee to hear oil shortage claims
Chairman Malone announced a two day hearing on July 14 to ascertain facts about reported oil shortages. Industry representatives and government officials will be invited to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Malone
R-New
Senate Public Lands
Mallard nesting year after year atop barn roof in Nebraska
A mallard duck has nested every year since 1927 in a box on a barn roof at Rainbow's End game area in Sheridan County Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Sheridan County
Nebrasa
Lifeboats Leave Stricken Ship Off Nantucket
The 7,500 ton Army transport St. Al bans Victory and the Danish freighter Bolivia collided in fog off Nantucket. The St Al bans crew of 70 and 10 troops and a woman were evacuated into lifeboats as the vessel sank, with coast guard aircraft sighting lifeboats as fog lifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
St. Albans Victory
Bolivia
Nantucket
Coast Guard
Price Controls End One Year Later Driving Higher Living Costs
On the first anniversary of the end of federal price controls pork costs rise 78 percent from a year ago with beef and veal up 62 percent. Other food, clothing and living costs also surge while meat supplies lag and storage stocks fall. Wholesale index shows a 43.6 percent year rise with May costs up across major groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
American Meat Institute
Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics
Revised Take-Off Rules To Be Handed Flying Public Soon
Washington June 30 U S A new safety cushion in revised take-off rules will be handed to the flying public shortly. The air safety board's preliminary recommendations tighten passenger and gasoline loads under varying weather and runway conditions. The CAB accepted the rules and will issue them once revised calculating tables are ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Air Safety Board
James M. Landis
la Guardia Field
Ladis Board
Landis
CAB
The
Safety Board
Favors Higher Oil Price For U S
Washington June 30 A petroleum association official says current crude prices are subnormal and fail to cover replacement and maintenance costs for reserves. Russell B Brown writes to B A Hardy noting five years of frozen prices hinder supplies and demand price adjustments to ensure ongoing availability of oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oil Association
B. A. Hardy
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Russell B. Brown
Association
Office of Price Administration
Poles in Use Tie Up Power and Phone Lines
The article notes 64 million wooden poles are in use today for utilities. It estimates 16 power poles per mile and 40 telephone poles per mile.
Women and Housework Seen as Hazardous Occupation
The text notes housework is among the most hazardous tasks for women and remarks on the timidity of some ladies. It reflects social attitudes toward gender roles and domestic labor in a historical context.
Ada Red Cross student完成水上安全课程
Miss June Hatchett of Ada completed advanced swimming diving small craft and water safety instructor courses at the Red Cross National Aquatic School in Lake Murray Ardmore. Returning as Ada Red Cross representative she will direct the swimming program and oversee Camp Fire activities. ninety students attended the ten day course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Hatchett
Lake Murray
Ardmore
Red Cross National Aquatic School
Ada Chapter
Red Cross
Miss Hatchett
Ten Day School
East Central
M. P. Hatchett
Oklahoma bond backs Yale electric light project
Oklahoma City June 30 The attorney general has approved a $45,000 bond issue for Yale in Payne County to fund electric light improvements and extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Yale
Payne County
Nebraska Town Sows Heifer Gift to Central Europe
In Falls City Nebraska a church driven project sent 33 evidence of care from Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church to Europe. A carload of purebred heifers from Nebraska herds will aid starving Central European farmers with milk while offspring will be shared to build lasting dairy herds. Bulls and calves will also improve European beef stock as they mature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
Neb
NEA
Central
Europe
Little Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Here
Guernsey
Jersey
Nebraska
Reinhold M. Jensen
Zion Church
Edward Zimmerman
Henry Koenig
South Pacific
Sterling Kottish
Airyman
County Dairy Breeders’ Association
Nebraska Synod of the
Evangelical Church
Brethren Service Committee
Flying Saucer Mystery Widens With Converts and Skeptics
A Washington senate subcommittee failed to act on a Kansas City fraud probe resolution amid hints of opposition. In Seattle, the Flying Saucer controversy grows as witnesses join skeptics. locals report glowing, oval objects while others deem saucers mere heated aluminum disks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Judiciary
Justice Department
Kansas City
Ferguson
R-Mich
Langer
R-Nd
McCarran
D-New
Truman
Enos Axtell
Wiley
Full
Judiciary Committee
Seattle
Wash
Texas
Canada
Frank M. King
Leandro
Calif
Ray Taro
Everett, Wash
Iron Works
Kenneth Arnold
Boise
Idaho
Divorce rate hints at erosion of national honor
A record showing one divorce for every two marriages in 35 major cities suggests weak marital loyalty and potential impact on national honor, as remarked by Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen, Catholic University philosophy professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton J. Sheen
Catholic U
Accidents Rise at Highway Rail Grade Crossings on Saturday
A study notes Saturday sees more collisions at highway railroad grade crossings than any other day of the week, highlighting weekend traffic patterns and risk factors.
Ada Police Have Busy Weekend Including 18 Arrests
Ada police reported a busy weekend with 18 arrests and 206 dollars paid in fines. Three people faced charges for possession of choc beer with nine gallons in possession. Six were arrested for drunkenness, one for public drunkenness, one for drunk driving, and one on a complaint. Six speeders were arrested as well and one put up a $30 stay bond not included in the weekend total. Moonstones are considered sacred and lucky in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Smith
Atoka County Agents Attend Stillwater Conference
Atoka County farm agents Hal Kennedy Clint Thompson and Mrs Lula Hodges attended a program development conference at Stillwater for two weeks. The meeting focused on organizing county extension service to broaden farmer and homemaker access to research from experiment stations and A and M College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoka County
Stillwater
Hal Kennedy
Clint Thompson
Lula Hodges
M. College
Atoka 4-H Round-Up Winners and Turner's Field Day
Atoka County 4-H boys win state in safety demonstration at Stillwater Round-Up. Glen Keenon and Eugene Swindell place in blue and red ribbons for health and topics. Girls Nona Keenon Patsy Crossland Loyce Ellett and Betty Jo Brown also place in various groups. Five Aioha 4-H boys to compete in beef cattle judging at Turner's Field Day hosted by Governor Turner near Sulphur for FFA and 4-H members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoka County
Stillwater
Keith Estep
Austin Hamilton
Glen Allen Keenon
Eugene Swindell
Nona Sue Keenon
Patsy Ruth Crossland
Loyce Ellett
Betty Jo Brown
Aioha County
Roy J. Turner
Sulphur
FFA
Statewide Fly Control Campaign Aims at Oklahoma Farms
Oklahoma farm women are urged to join a state wide Fly Control campaign organized by the extension service of Oklahoma A and M College. The program led by Lula H Hodges and Stirling Kyd starts in Atoka County around June 23 and involves cleaning breeding sites and spraying porches windows and outbuildings with DDT. Full family cooperation is stressed to prevent food poisoning and disease carried by flies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Extension Service of
Oklahoma A
M. College
Lula H. Hodges
Atoka County
Mrs. Hodges
Stirling Kyd
Mr. Hodges
Brothers hold Christmas reunion in Chicago story
In Chicago on June 30 a family gathering reunited brothers Paul F L Everenz and Fred after 30 years apart. A Christmas tree stood decorated at Fred's home with gifts for Paul, and 24 relatives joined a belated Christmas dinner to celebrate the spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul F. Leverenz
Fred
Paul
California
Tomato plants face high stakes as growing season advances
A note on the urgency of tending tomato crops amid rising stakes for yields and garden success.
Government Ends Federal Operation of Soft Coal Mines
Washington reports the government has lowered flags over more than 2,500 mines, restoring them to private owners after 13 months of federal control. The contract dispute remains unsettled, with a July 8 strike threat if terms fail. Miners face a 10 day vacation and pits reopen under private terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Ward
Washington
John L. Lewis
Coal Mines Administration
Secretary of Labor
Schwellenbach
Conciliation Service
Lewis
Krug-Lewis
Krug
GI Terminal Bond Pay Step Nearer
A house armed services sub committee approved legislation to allow GI terminal leave bond holders to cash them now. About 9 million bonds with face value 1.8 billion dollars could be redeemed at roughly 16,000 banks starting September 2, with interest paid from discharge date and five year maturity. The treasury warned the move could fuel inflation while supporters push for early house action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Armed Services
House
Treasury
Edward F. Bartlett
the Treasury
Checks In Mens Suits This Summer Emphasize Material
Fashion note predicts checks will dominate men’s suit fabrics this season, focusing on textile patterns over pockets. Tailors expect versatile looks suitable for both office and casual wear.
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B. A. di Iorio, Jr
Utica
N. Y
Lordship
Conn
Robert Jackson
OPA
U. S
Madagascar
Adan
Pearl P. Puckett
Reuben Knaup
Falls City, Neb
Subcommittee
K. C
India
O. K. Dillon
San Francisco
Bidu
Dillon
Benjamin F. Fairless
U. S. Steel Corporation
George M. Humphreys
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company
Fairless
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