Congress Passes Emergency Money Bill for July
Washington June 30 Congress quickly passed and sent to President Truman an emergency funding bill to keep the federal government operating in July. The House approved 256 to 12 and the Senate moved it by voice vote. The measure, modified by a conference committee, restores most funds requested by Truman and Eisenhower, amid political maneuvering and a National Press Club picnic backdrop.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Senate-House Conference Committee
Senate
Conference Committee
House
Potomac
Williamsburg
National Press Club
Maryland
Capitol
Rep. Cannon
D-Mo
Gen. Eisenhower
Cannon
Head of OSD Under Fire af Convention Head of OSD Under Fire af Convention
Charges that Roy Hall of the Oklahoma School for the DeafSulphur lacks training to head the state school were aired at the Oklahoma Association of Deaf convention in Tulsa. About 20 attended the 13th annual meeting, which closes tomorrow, amid opposition to Sulphur policies and accusations he favors his private cattle business over his duties. The group urged a complete survey of the school to determine needed changes for educating deaf children. Guy Calame was reelected president, Stanley McElhaney vice president, Lloyd Bridges secretary, and Woodrow Eltis treasurer. The 1953 meeting will be in Norman.
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Tulsa
Okla
Roy Hall
Oklahoma School For
Oklahoma Association of Deaf
Oklahoma
Guy A. Calame
Stanley McElhaney
Lloyd Bridges
Oklahoma City
Woodrow
Eltis
Norrean
Staller Opens Insurance Office in Ada
Howard N. Staller, formerly a U S Marine recruiter and Prudential Life agent, opens an Ada office at 413 West Fifteenth after wartime service and three years with Prudential in Oklahoma City. He and his wife two children plan to remain Ada residents.
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Howard N. Staller
Oklahoma
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Ada
U. S. Marine
West Fifteenth
Prudential
Marine Airs Group 21
Cherry Point
Guam
Prudentials
Oklahoma City
Marine Corps
Staller
Donovan Reappointed to Oklahoma Industrial Commission
Gov. Johnston Murray reappointed Gerald K. Donovan of Tulsa to the state Industrial Commission as the sole holdover from the Roy Turner administration. Murray had previously named Claude Hender, Forrest McIntire, Marx Childers, and Paul H. Long to the five-man body. Anadarko reest multile-arch dam in the world is Coolidge Dam in Arizona.
From Brady to Modern Combat Photography in Korea
World War Five chronicles the evolution from Civil War photographer Matthew Brady to current U S Army combat photographers in Korea. The piece contrasts Brady’s wet plate method with today’s faster films and cameras, noting today’s labor and gear simplify image making while preserving historic progress.
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Matthew Brady
Sima Corps
Korea
Tower
Tomato Garden Care Warns Against Overfeeding and Overwatering
An Ohio State University horticulturist cautions home gardeners not to overdo tomato care. Excess fertilizer, manure, hormones, and even overwatering can harm plants, while adequate rain minimizes watering needs. A thorough soak every 3 to 4 inches of soil, then a week between watering, is advised.
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Ohio State University
W. E. Keirns
Keirns
White House halts heat rule affecting government workers
The White House orders a halt to sending workers home due to heat and humidity thresholds. The policy allows affected individuals to leave early with vacation time deducted. A New York man finds pears in an oyster, a curio noted in the report.
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Washington
White House
New York
Western fires push across states amid drought and heat
Drought and record heat fuel wildfires across the West. Gila fire in New Mexico expands to 1,000 acres as crews retreat from line SRn border towns Alpine and Luna. Willamette and Vancouver Island blazes threaten forests, while Washington reports water shortages and officials call the situation a powder keg.```
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Kew
Mexico
Kate Friday
Apa
He ‘ Euagie
Alpine
Aziz
Luna
Contre
Exon Wes
Willamette National Forest
Eagent
Oregon
British Columbia
Vancouver Island
Washington
State Forest Service
Big Meeting for Sulphur Rotarians
Approximate 250 Rotarians and guests gathered in Sulphur for the local club’s officer installation and a notable program. John Townsley prepared barbecue chicken, with welcoming by Charles Barnett and remarks by Judge John Powell and other dignitaries. New officers installed include John W. Williams, Ray Goodwin, Dr. Dick Foye, and Charles Barnett, while retiring officers are listed.
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New Vendome
John Townsley
Charles Barnett
Hich Raymon Leager
America
Elmer Gray
Calgacy Baptist Pantor
Benay Goodwin
John Powell
Criminal Court of Appeals
J. Fields Burra
Blackwell
Harry Houston
Norman
J. Y. Wheeler
Oklahoma City
Dr. Ricks
Fields Ah
Ghariee Keys
Oklahoma A
M. S' Dents
Hathron
Chickatha 2
Lovary
Williams
Femal Club
John W. Williams
Ray Goodwin
Dick Foye
Charles Barn
Johnee Williams
J.jetford
Elmer Carr
George Duke
Dick Morwood
Wilkes
Mountford
Tom Steen
Tanger Freighter Collision Near Seattle
A freighter collision near Seattle involved Greek and other vessels. No fatalities or major injuries reported as crews assess damage and determine next steps. Investigators and harbor authorities are on scene to inspect the vessels and secure the area.
Truman Hits Back At GOP Critics
In New York Truman, addressing a June meeting sponsored by New York Democrats, blasted Republican critics as confusers and dividers endangering national security. He urged bipartisan unity to sustain peace and warned inflation must be curbed with controls for at least two years.
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Truman
New York
Juneau
Paul £. Fitzpatrick
Porgie
Congress
Fitzpatrick
CID
Louis Hollander
Douglas MacArthur
United States Army
Hollander
William Boyle, Jr
Biltmore
Trunan
Arte
Latta News: Local Visitors and Society Plans Shared
Latta residents report frequent visits from relatives across California Minnesota and Oklahoma. CHC Missionary Society meets early in the week to plan lunch at the Allen sale and hear a report from Mrs. LaFollette on the General Assembly. Rev F E LaFollette teaches at Choctaw camp near Rock Creek church.
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Clarence Long
Clarence, Jr
Phoenix
Ariz
Belle Wilburn
E. Z Grace
Delores
Tulss
Calvin Grace
Kay Cooper
Monroe Bettis
Nina Kay
Paul
Jess Bettis
Latta
CHC Missionary Society
Servin
Allen Sale
F. H. LaFollete
General Assembly
M. L. Stegall
Raymond Simith
Billie Ray
Richmond
Calif
Bob Hellinger
Sandra
Dud
J+_ Lee
Jan
Jodie Lana
Mir
T. H. George
Ada
Tommie Harrah
Amputation rehab team lifts spirits in veterans wards
NEA service recalls Bob Smith at Walter Reed and two American Legion volunteers Herman Pheffer and Lonnie Carberry who tour hospitals to show amputees their can-do lives. They demonstrate artificial limbs, recount wartime losses in World War II and Korea, and urge wounded men to stay hopeful. The pair share stories of farming, driving, and daily tasks to ease the low days and inspire resilience.
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NEA
Washington
Seb Smith
Walter Reed Hospital
Smith
Bob Smith
Bob
Herman Pheffer
Lonnie Carberry
American Legion
Pheffer
Carberey
Italy
Carberry
France
Korea
Waco
Tex
Brooklyn
N. Y
Creamery Butter Output Boosted in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma dairy officials report butter production rose to 32,859,000 pounds in 1980 from 30,241,000 in 1949. Peak output occurred in 1842 at 18,463,000 pounds. Ice cream, cottage cheese curd and cheddar production fell year over year while revenue rose 3.368.000 pounds.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Frisco Agent Reports Rail Engine Derailment No Injuries
Beckerdite of Frisco said the engine and six cars left the rails last night near Altus. No injuries were reported. The incident prompted crews to secure the scene and begin initial inspections. Authorities did not release a cause.
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Altus
Beckerdite
Frisco
Flood Scenes in Kansas on Move
Floods shifted across Kansas as heavy rains sent rivers over flood stages. Cottonwood and upper Neosho rose above danger, affecting Marion Florence and Strong City areas. Walnut River flooded Winfield fairgrounds and disrupted lines northwest of Winfield. Verdigris flooded Independence farm lowlands. Marmaton hit Fort Scott area with 1 foot depths. Buck Run forced some evacuations in the city core.
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Neosho
Marion
Florence
Strong Girl
Winfield
Wichita- Oklahoma City
Verdegris
Independence
Fort Scott
Buck Run
Stratford News notices and births mix of visits and health notice
Stratford residents share visits from Bridgeport and Oklahoma families. A birth announced for Richard Harlon Clark at Valley View Hospital on June 26. A Shawnee hospital patient, Clyde Hamilton, remains seriously ill. County health officials urge all parents of entering first graders to attend free examinations on Wednesday July 11, with cards mailed to eligible families and contact Bonita Ballard for missing cards.
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Haron
Pate) Clark
Richard Harlon
Valley View Hospital
Clarks
Paggy Willowby
Hart
Bonita Ballard
Glass Drug Store
Dashes for Shelter Through Signal Window In Atlanta
A man was dragged by a street dash through a window in Atlanta. He was treated at Grady Hospital for cuts and bruises after the incident. The article notes the shelter effort connected to the event.
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Atlanta
Clements
Grady Ital
Fragments Describe Heat From Space Rays and Bacteria
Incoherent OCR fragment discusses space rays converting to heat and bacteria in the air. Mentions numbers and terms like heat, rays, space, and energy, but lacks clear entities or events.
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