Russians In Balky Mood Blockade Talks Leave Uncertain
In Berlin on July 3 a Soviet official gave no assurance on lifting the Western blockade as American, British, and French commanders discussed next steps with Soviet commander Marshal Sokolovsky. Air aid to Berlin continued and even increased, with 875 tons of food and 94 flights reported into the city as staff stressed “technical difficulties” hindered rail traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Robertson
Ain
Lin
Sokolovsky
Lucius E. Clay
Clay
China
Babelsburg Ville
Berbin
Rabberteen
Anc
Roger Noiret
Amerigan
Sokolowsky
Baviin Way
Oklahoma City to seek funds for armory construction
Oklahoma's 43rd Division, a key National Guard unit, will require about 2.13 million dollars more tax money for new armories and improved facilities. Gen Roy W. Kenny tours Washington to press for federal aid as six divisions nationwide are boosted toward full strength with priority on newly funded state facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orxlahoma City
Oklahoma
Ig Ge
Roy W. Kenny
Eine Vega
Benny
Washington
Ieee
Nnnual Guard Bureau
Army
Kan
Will Teach at Atwood in Fall
Thelma Covia Peck Edwards plans a teaching career after earning a degree with a major in elementary education and a minor in social science. After graduating from Atwood High School in 1937 she attended East Central University for three years, married, then returned to education. She taught in elementary grades for two years in Hughes County and plans to move back to Atwood next year, with reading and swimming as leisure activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Coviia Peck Edwards
Sumer
Atwood High School
East Central
Wantil
Wrong Truman Flying Eastward
Boston July 17 a airport clerk misread a name and press rushed to the room. Report said Barry Truman was aboard a plane, but reporters found a British chemical engineer named Harry Truman instead. The moment sparked light humor about mistaken identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fegan Airport
Barry Truman
Amon
Enakacut
Tumway
Harry Truman
President Truman
Truman
Salt Lake City
Kata
Motherly Cat Adopts Skunks for Family Pets in Hickory
Snowball a black cat owned by I. T. Roberts in Hickory raised and adopted three skunk kits after finding two strays. The family, including two male and one female skunks, named Meni Nine Me, grew attached as the young animals thrived. A visit to a veterinarian for deodorizing sparked discussions, while the farm’s unusual trio became a notable household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snowball
I. T
Farre
Roberts
Snowbatl
Skunk
Flickery
Rosevrtss
Meni
Nine
Sulpur
Roberta
Hir
Sooner Geologist Rescued in Canada
Robert Purry of Bartlesville Oklahoma arrived in Edmonton after a two week ordeal when his boat trip on the Thunedin river capsized leaving him stranded on a rocky ledge. Royal Canadian Air Force planes and a land party rescued him after a lengthy search led by trapper Charles Jensen of Fort Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alta
Robert Purry
Bartesville
Edmontor
Marky
Farry
Alaska Highway
Thunedin
Royal Canadian Air Force
Charles Jenser
Fort Nelson
B.C
Jensen
Welson Forks
Rac
One Urschel Kidnapper Bates Dies in Prison
Alcatraz inmate Albert L Bates dies Sunday from heart ailment. Bates, once part of the Machine Gun Kelly gang, was serving a life term for the Charles Urschel kidnapping. Urschel, Oklahoma oilman, was seized in 1933 and held nine days before the ransom led to arrests. Federal agents traced the case via a passing airliner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Alcatraz
Albert L. Bates
Charles Urschel
Wealth
Oklahoma
Bates
Warden
B. Swope
Aus
George
Kelly
Edgar S. Vaught
Oklahoma City
Vaught
Lindberg Law
Urschel Wen
Jay 2
Paradise
Tex
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Harvey Bailey
Metrovalle
Kansas
Ratey
Denver
Beng
Wee
Memphis
Hughes Sues Plane Company Over Crash Damages
Millionaire Howard Hughes sues the Walled Aircraft Company for 483000 in damages after a plane crash injured him. He seeks 73000 for himself and 234,001 for Hughes Tool Company of Houston. Petition claims defective propellers from United Aircraft caused the MF-11 crash near Beverly Hills California on July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Howard Hughes
Texas
California
Walled Sicntail Corporation
Hughes
Te At Tool Manufactures
Hughes Took Company
United Atrersit
Kerr Leads Dem Primary For US Senate In Oklahoma
Former Governor Kerr held a commanding lead in the Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate in Oklahoma City with about 40 percent of the vote after 46 of 3,498 precincts reported. Lake and Ridley trailed as the top contenders with Rand supporting the party organization. Other statewide races showed incumbents leading in the Democratic slate and several candidates entering runoffs depending on final tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayton Buarre
Oklahoma City
Robert & Kerr
U.S
Kerr
Ros
Gomer Smith
Vine
Old Age Pension Organization
Bas
Lake
Dégizter
Ross Buzley
Guyman
Hig Packers
E. A. Moore
Republican Games
AG ‘Gentes the. B.g. Burt
Enlistments Highlight Army and Air Force Draftees in June
The region reports many men enlisted in the Army and Air Force in June. Notables include Laurence Oem Ceataies Kerry Abyin Jackson and Edward Bearm, with four colored enlistees from Ada: Richard Edronson James Alexander Cephus Clark Exe Black Bucky Dyer Eldon Wahediel EHOB Griffiths from Vaness Fords Soanelvey John McCormick Willer Kennedy from Alien Billy Bobby Wilson Jaseysh Bowman from Francis Wi J Potter Charles Tillery Coalgate Bobby Herd Robert Fream Holdenvilla Pyt pick Pogue from Ratf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene Talawing
Air Force
Dene
Laurence Oem
Ceataies Kerry
Abyin Jackson
Edward
Bearm
Tren
The Ranch House Opens Near Ada
The Ranch House owned by Mr. and Mrs. EM Asher began operating Saturday two miles south of Ada on Highway 9S in a grove of trees. It offers chicken and steaks and is open daily from 5 p m to 9 to feature lunch and private dining rooms with ranch style decor and refrigeration throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EM Asher
Ada
Hattie
Carver
Fight Scene Filmed Saturday At Derrick Floor
Filming took place Saturday at the Turner ranch in Ada Oklahoma for a Brond movie production starring Susan Heyward and Jess Barker. The day featured a staged fight between a driller Fred Graham and Brad Usold with Preston and Glenn Thompson double work in a slush pit scene. The pool contents were wheat sacks and black paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derrick
Jess Barker
Smooth Young
Brond
Ada
Susan Heyward
Eagle-Lion
Turner
Barker
Oklahoma City
Fred Graham
Hayward
Brad Us
Presto
Geole
Storz Ross
Frestort
Graham
Mayward
Preston
Glenn Thompson
Southern California University
Thompson
Bol Preston
National Guard Recruiting Drive Extends to July Fifteen
Oklahoma National Guard launches a statewide recruiting push through July 15 to bolster units ahead of the August 22 Fort Sill camp. The drive targets World War II veterans and eligible youths, with quotas on Headquarters Battery F and Company C of the 328th Infantry, and emphasizes exemptions under the Selective Service Act for certain guardsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Onehoma
Wirst Field Artillery
328Th Infantry
Ss Mershers
Ft Sr
Reserve
Pearl Harbor
Oklahoma
Oklaoma
Mal Actors and a New Silica Glass Innovation
During the century certain English theaters met demand by using madmen borrowed from asylums as stage oddities. A new silica glass, suitable for lamps and laboratory glassware, can be heated to 1809 degrees Fahrenheit and cooled rapidly without breaking, comprising almost pure silica.
Hard Coal Miners Reach UMW Contract Breakthrough
New York July 3. Agreement covering 39 000 miners in Pennsylvania's anthracite was reached by United Mine Workers negotiators and hard coal operators. Details not revealed tonight. terms to be public after miners scale committee meeting tomorrow. Old contract expired July 19. Negotiations led by UMW President John L. Lewis at Waldorf Astoria since May 27. Ralph E. Taggart handed operators' arm. Lewis announced the agreement, saying it amends the existing contract with many terms unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
UMW
John L. Lewis
Ralph E. Taggert
Philadelphia
Reading Coal and Tren Comepany
Arona
Lewis
Taggart
Crisis in Yugoslavia Shakes Greek Guerrilla Backing
Western officials assess how the Yugoslav split among communists will affect support to Greek guerrillas. Moscow may seek to isolate Yugoslavia from Eastern European allies while attempting to topple Tito. Some see Tito seeking closer Western ties if Soviet counters fail, with possible shifts in Marshall Plan alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Jon MM
Wagemglar
Salya
Orisis
Yugoslavia
Russia
Eit
Bulewiia
Albania
Greece
Atsc Renotrassek Tt
Hich
Moscow
Europe
Kremlin
Marshal Tato
Yugo
Slavia
Prestigpe Saftecs
Tito
Tito Cam
No Trick to Find Lost Spectacles
Tulsa police recount a humorous case of an elderly woman retrieving her lost spectacles with help from Harold Boal of the stolen goods division. Amid dozens of unclaimed pairs, the woman identified her own by a distinct left temple piece while attempting to reclaim the borrowed glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Harold Boal
Police Stolen Goods Division
Amor
Beal
Rendem
Also Mentioned on This Page
Berlin
Americam
Irforce
Wiesbaden
Prankfurt
Atwood
Lewes Ee
Ats
Nea
Tika
ROTA
Igor
Plu E
Rans
Waco
Graen Viele
Reon Park
Sonce
U.S. Army
Matagorda Island
Canada
Simast
Dustom Am
Germany
Urschel
Albert Bates
Alcatrax
Hughes Sues Plane Company
State
Senat
Congress
Menroney
Carmom ©. Harris
Pyeston Peder
Severitin
Feder
Victor Wickersham
Peden
Reford Bone
Corporation Commission
Bond
Kar
Murphy
Wilant Lal
Josep J. O'Loughi
Witsuc Wright
Mauldin
Dave Cotten
Area Info
Rashers
Finstown
Ransch
Siimom Bolivar
Venezusla
Bolivary Mo
Patrio
Wie
Jemula Galeras
Venezuela
Thaly
London
Sike
Coigsteam
Glasses
Qwa Glases
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!