Reds Snub Yugoslavia Showdown Looms in Communist Bloc
Four European Communist parties refuse to attend Yugoslavia’s Cominform meeting. Tito’s stance on equality among European communist groups triggers rift. Yugoslav press notes friction with Moscow while Berlin and London party centers keep quiet on invitations and attendance.
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Glenn Wileams
London
Russia
Yugoslavia
Communist Party
Marshal Fitu
Europe
Stalin
Tanjug
Mancas
Rus
Tito
Trotzky
Albania
Hresey
Becskoff
Tteme
Red
Spokesnar
Oklahoma City Tavern Owner Shot in Robbery
A downtown Oklahoma City tavern owner, about 40, 5 feet 7 inches, 170 pounds, was shot during a robbery. Witnesses say the robber escaped in a stolen car after firing twice. The victim, W. Russell Sutton, was severely wounded but stable. another attendant, Charles Wiley, was forced at gunpoint to drive. Police began a citywide check of taverns as witnesses described the assailant as tense, light or dark complexioned, possibly Mexican or Trahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Pim
Tnelay
W. Rusel
Sutton
Ralph T. Sandy
Republicans Win Out on Little Eva Elephant Saga
In Columbia Missouri on July 10 the Republicans claim victory as Little Eva the elephant swings public opinion. Democrats see a reversal with tainted campaigning as ads priced at 967 5000 sat on Eva’s hide, while the elephant remains loaned to Sen. Robert A Taft during his presidential bid.
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Tolumbia
Democrata of
Missouri
Dixie
Little Eva
Bob Taft
Broshereselves
Eva
Pam Little Eve
Boone County
Romey
Robert A. Fatt
Philadelphia
Phosphate spreaders and poultry culling advised for farmers
Curtis Floyd notes county stock of phosphate spreaders available at the courthouse lawn through the County Agent and PMA offices, plus Soil Conservation offices for a fertilizer drill. Blue and Bogty Soil Supervisors provide equipment to aid phosphate spreading, with applications through Soil Conservation offices. Brown Kas reports Lee Brown’s 300 turkeys as a leading local grower, highlighting improved methods and disease control, and invites farmers to inquire about turkey production plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Floyd
PB. MM
Brown
Lee Brown
Lone Star
Coal County
Mr. Brown
Ariel
Ponty
State Farm News Views From The Nadooiated Pres
Robert Lyte of Roosevelt in Kiowa plans to plant XY acres of sweet clover this fall as part of a soil improvement crop rotation. He says he can better afford the work now while prices are high. Billie Tae Astworthy won a prize at the recent Oklahoma county broiler show. Charlie Ewing of Kiowa county aims to use Siberulim from the Blundert Lake to grow alfalfa on his station, hoping it rivals irrigation. Grady county reports helpful weather aiding farmers and a boost in green forage after plant lice destruction.
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Robert Lyte
Roosevelt
Kiowa
Lede
Charlie Ewing
Kiowm
Ravaihe
Two Half Century Men Of Medicine Honored
Dr. L. Burns of Stonewall and Dr. Sam A. McKeel, chief Pax totoc-Murray Medical Society physician, are pictured receiving 30 year and 50 year practice pins respectively. The presentation occurred Wednesday at Dr. Northcote’s Ponca City office amid May medical convention events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Lett
Rhianema Medical Azocialice
L. Burns
Stonewall
C. E. Northcote
Ponca City
Belsies
Sam A. McKeel
Paxtotoc-Murray Medical Society
Eiin
Viete
Local Pharmacist Helps Solve Tulsa Make-Up Challenge
Jat Duncan, local pharmacist and co owner of Clover Cynical Divi nity Add, devised a wash for oil makeup on the Waller Wanger production Tulsa. He mixed finely ground coal and water to create a washable, non oily substitute that pleased Harry Ray and allowed rapid cleanup between scenes at an oil rig set near Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jat Duncan
Clover
Add
Eagie-Lion
Waller Wanger
Tulsa
Harry Ray
Om Turner
Ada
Robert Preston
Susan Pascane
Tre
Ray
Om Jacke Duncan
Duncan
Hollywood
Corrected Precinct Totals for United States Senate Race
The News corrected misprinted figures from the Democratic primary tabulation. In Maxwell precinct the accurate counts are Bercy 3 percent Jotinsar 1 percent Kerr 5 percent art 2 percent Smith 1 percent Fox Williamson 7 percent Cartwright Gentry Riley none.
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United States
Maxwell
Bercy
Jotinsar
Kerr
Art
Smith
Fox & Williamson
Cartwright
Gentry
Riley
Oklahoma Moves Boldly On Soil Conservation Effort
AP dispatch notes Oklahoma increases focus on soil conservation with plans to expand structures and practices statewide. Officials cite terracing, contour planting and crop residue management as key tasks. many miles of terraces and thousands of acres in need of improvements are outlined alongside potential pond and woodland projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Haslet
Washington
Oklahoma
Conservation
Fol Ronge Vation Service
Truck Stonsed With ATT Cases Liquor Anadarko Man Faces Charges
In Oxia on July 14 a large liquor theft attempt failed as a truck carrying 431 cases of liquor, believed from Louisiana, was seized by police. Driver Newell, 33, faces transportation and possession charges. Two other men in a second car, armed with pistols, were charged with disturbing the peace. Officers noted interest in the haul during questioning. The sensational seizure is the largest liquor case in Stephens county, with an estimated value around 56 thousand dollars.
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Anadarko
Comancee
Oxia
Lewisiane
Liem
Newell
Joeking
Bob Cates
Stephens
Overseas Veteran Alfred Darras Graduates Education Degree
Alfred Darras, a overseas veteran, earned a B S in education from East Central State College in July. He served 26 months in the navy, participated in baseball and softball activities, and recently earned a teaching position in Clarita after planning to move to McAlester.
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Alfred Darras
Will. Ae
East Cents State College
Darras
Navy
Alfred
Leugh
Lehigh School
Syate
Lenigh
Lee H
Lee
McAlester
Eaer
Clarita
Major Hickey Receives Second Certificate for Service
Major James B. Hickey of the 14th Composite Wing at Johnson Air Force Base Japan was awarded a second Certificate of Achievement by Brigadier General George R. Acheson. The citation covers efficient service from November 26 1945 to May 1948 as Chief of the 4 4 Division at headquarters 314th Combat Group APO 994.
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Johnson Air Force Base
James B. Hickey
A14th
Japan
X. W. Clifton
Hickex
Fifth Air Force
Ciotrpora
APO
Japar
George R. Achesar
Genera
USAP
Hickey
Kellsfield
San Arwiin
Texas
Air Force Training Center
Orland
Florida
P. Hick
Sherman
2 Rock
Ark
East Central State Teachers College
Adz
Okla
Hychee
Mecharine
Gail Ann
Double Wedding Connects Milford Family Bonds
Mrs. Lilian Ko Brown, mother of six, wed Charles Colby 73, a retired contractor, in Milford Baptist Church. In the same ceremony, her grandson Arthur Hemrickson, 26, married Ruth Clark, 19, a Milford school junior. The service was led by Earl Mack, pastor.
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Milford
Alge
Lilian Ko Brown
Charles Colby
Baptist Church
Arthur 2
Hemirickson
Ruth Clark
Milford Pee School
Thy Earl Mack
Paswr
The
Genech
Piste Matches To Be Resumed In Oklahoma City
Pistol matches are set to resume after cancellations due to war. A semi annual convention opens in Shawnee with matches and demonstrations by peace officers. Howard Heffron of the Peace Office magazine notes both individual and team events, with prizes and expert trackmen participating.
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Omlahoma
Jule
CPI
Obkisaonia Senius
Av Sain
Wien
Shawnee
Mettren
Shinattom
Prine
Joe Corter Visits His Parents Here
Joe Corter, a Navy apprentice from San Diego, arrives in Ada after leaving the Naval Training Center on 17 days leave to spend time with his parents at 15 North Francis. He plans to return to San Diego for further training at Balboa Hospital, Balboa San Diego.
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Joe Cortes
Hyanita
Navy
Ann
North Francis
Ada
Naval Training Center
San Jes
California
Joe Wl
San Diego
Yank
Balboa San Diego
Iz Smith
Summer management for dairy cows and heifers
Fontotee County Agent outlines summer care for dairy herds during hot months. Emphasizes grain supplement, ample water, salt, mineral mix, shade, and disease monitoring. Recommends pasture mix, calf rearing, handling calves, and preparing for county fair shows. Encourages reporting breeding and calving dates to keep records current.
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Pontoscoe County
Trier
Mies Oy
America
Movie Crew Rescues Boy Ties Local Hearts in Ada
Hollywood crew members in Oklahoma for a film location adopted fifteen year old Donald Lee Anderson after finding him sleeping in an Ada hotel lobby. They raised 376 to buy new clothes and boots, with Harry Wilson taking the boy to his room for the night. Donald, who roams local rodeos for small earnings, plans to ride a tar horse in the Ada rodeo if possible. He disclosed his mother Tilda Mae Anderson lived in Allert and father in Satinas, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Oklahoma
Ada
Okie
Jackie Ackerman
Donald Lee Anderson
Pete Thevd
Aldridge Hotel
Harry Wilson
Donald
Donald Lee
Tilda Mae Ancersom
Allert
Satinas
Calif
Afien
Donald Sant
Beck
Thordsey
Rizley Wins Republican Nomination for U S Senator in Oklahoma Primary
Rizley, a eight year veteran from the Oklahoma City district, received 29,859 votes and led the GOP field in the Oklahoma primary. Holt, Anderson, Wallace, Cowan, Cragg and others trailed with single and double digit totals. Rizley will face either Herr or Smith in the general election November 2 as Paul Beck and Jon Burns contest a runoff for the Republican nomination for commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Ross Rizkey
Guymon
Tve
U. S
Oklahoma
Rigley
Start Election Board
Toseph Holt
Pria A. Anderson
Nagra
Henry F. Wallace
Homer Cowan
Rexford B. Cragg
Rizley
Congress
Etahth Oklahomx
Robert S. Herr
Gomer Smith
Merr
Smith
Paul WV
Beck
Jonm C. Burzs
Recounts Planned For Two Races
Oklahoma City reports a recount plan for two local races the county attorney and third district county commissioner after petitions by candidates. The county election board ordered the recheck citing possible legal grounds while officials note tampering concerns and set hearings with chair Fox Wood and secretary P. Fowter.
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Oklahoma City
Tuly II— LP
Olahoma
County Election Board
John Wright
Howard x. Berry
Diserter
Jude Clarence Sfille
Fia
Mills
Election Board
Fox Wood
P. Fowter
S.A. Brers
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Yaev
State Farm News
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Grady County
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David Ben- Gurion
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David & Bayer
SCS
Basas
Joe Corter
B. Haley Fontotee County
Simsiursh
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Eusdoor Alecteatab
Pup
Clathe Weir
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