Livestock Prices Reach New Highs Across Markets
Chicago and major midwestern markets reported record meat prices with hogs at 30.50 per hundredweight and East St. Louis at 20.39. Chicago steers hit 40.00, lambs peak, and feeder cattle in Sioux City set a high sale total. Trade experts warn prices may rise further into summer as production tightens and demand remains strong.
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William Perris
Chicago
Judy
Agricuture Department
East St. Louis
East St Loui
Siouye City
Te Ioadk
George Dressler
National Retail Meat Dealers Association
M. Camway
National Livestock, Producers Association
Agriculture Department
Official Votes for State Races Given
Official returns from Oklahoma City show Baker and Kerr leading the Democratic U S Senate race with about 38 percent of the vote. Kerr tallied 135,278. other results include Leuth Oklahoma City attorney and former congressman with 3512 for second. Bond led the statewide race for corpore with 117,828 votes, while Wright gathered 2,458 in the runoff. Hastings won the Democratic presidential elector nomination without a runoff with 118,058 votes to Brigham Young 10534.
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Orlaromla City
Baker & Kerr
U. S. Semahor
Kerr
Gomer
Leuth
Oklahoma City
Senith
Kers
Mack Williamson
Cr. F . Tox
Glen D. Johnson
Wilburn Cartwright
James B. Berry
Bletchar & Iitey
Wilbur Wright
Muskogee
Wright
W. Murphy
Marshall Wilson
Ardmore
Joseph J. O'Loughlin
Oklahora City
A. W. Mauldin
Oklahoma
City
Cotten
ED. Hastings
Olahoma City
Minder 2
Hastings
McKee Opens Law Office After Army Service
John Boyce McKee, who ran in the Yount District Democratic congressional race run-off, is opening his law office at 318 South Broadway after five years in the Army. He expresses gratitude for district support and declines to influence how supporters vote, noting he received more county votes than the other seven candidates combined.
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John Boyce SoResk
Yount
South Broadway
McKuel
McKeel
Polio Warning Linked to Growth Rate Shifts
New York reports at the International Polio Conference that polio risk may rise when a child’s growth rate shifts into one of three shapes. A Minnesota study of about 208 paralytic cases and 800 non paralytic peers found the growth change occurred in nearly 70 percent of affected families and about 25 percent of unaffected children. Experts caution feeding does not cause the shift and further study is needed.
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New York
University of Minnesota
Fromm
Udy On & Server
Latest safety on polio and home transmission findings
Report from the International Polio conference warns home contact as the most dangerous setting for polio spread with intimate associations driving transmission. Hospitals and carriers, including patients and staff, contribute to outbreaks, while flies and contaminated sewage linkages are studied as spread pathways. A separate city program in Weoka uses teen activities and an automatic sprinkler clock for youth delinquency prevention and lawn watering.
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New York
Robert Wood
New York University School of Medicine
Yale University
Britain Ready to Join UN Action to End Palestine Fighting
Britain signals readiness to support United Nations measures to halt fighting in Palestine. US and Soviet moves stalled by British opposition as emergency talks outline a proposed UN resolution under Article 39 to declare a threat to peace, order ceasefire, and threaten penalties for Jews and Arabs. Security Council decisions would be binding. outcome hinges on majority approval and unity among delegations.
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Lake Sree Y
Palestine
Holy Land
Count Forte Hernadotte
U S
Consulta
U. S
Britsim
U.N
United States
Russia
WU. N
Imognathy
Security Council
Yugoslavia Says Spies Working Threaten Frontiers
Belgrade says hostile spy networks funded by wartime Nazi collaborators threaten Yugoslavia. The communique in Borta names Ante Pavelic and Draganovic as leaders, and claims mass trials of terrorists will be held. Vatican denial says Draganovic was a theology instructor in Zagreb until 1945.
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Belgrads
H— Yugoshcha
Inperiol
Croatia
Communist Party
Borta
Ante Pavelic
Krumoslav Draganovis
Strange Coon Dog Missing in Oklahoma Search
Mills Gerrigom county janitor seeks two of his three coon dogs missing in western Oklahoma last week. Sheriff Clyde Kaiser questioned the possibility the dog was with a friend who may have moved it to the state’s western region. Authorities believe the hound was shipped toward Poototac County.
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Mills Gerrigom
Oklahoma
Clyde ‘Kaiser
Garton
Sac
Poototac County
Engineer Named to Mae Study of Sewer System
Ralph Delangy has been appointed to lead a study of Ada's aging sewer system. The project will assess feasibility of a new treatment plant and plan for expanding capacity to serve recent territorial growth. A current plan to upgrade the present plant has progressed to capacity operation, with prior surveys completed.
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Mae
Advelty Council
Ralph Delangy
Focal Snaineer
Ada
Model Planes On Display At Ada Event In Oklahoma
Model plane enthusiasts display craft at Ada shops inviting public to view two types of planes for a contest at Hersford Park Away. Entrants from Oklahoma and Texas expected. Planes include Dreamer reaching 200 mph, Swing-control trainer, Hellcat with fixed gear, Ultra-Some Circus experimental model, and a sport combat design. Contest director Roland Desgens, Plymouth Cheaters, and VFW Post No 1202 sponsor the fest.
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Ada
T E Penney 5
Hersford Park
Oklahoma
Russel Taylor
McKim
Seawle Grumman
Nthis
Stlur Ben
Roland E. Desgans
Crisman
He Coring
Plymouth Ceaters
VFW
Roland Des. 2Ams
Douglas Withdraws From VP Consideration At Democratic Convention
At Convention Hall in Philadelphia on July 12, Douglas announced he would not agree to be considered for the vice presidential slot. With Douglas out, focus shifts to William Preston Lose, Jay of Maryland, and Senator Athur W. Markley of Kentucky as Truman forces exert control over the ticket and platform.
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Philqdelpela
Wilken
Douglas
Democrate
John
Redding
Arriar
Presierss
Trucrass
Sation
Om Douglas
Oregon
Willamd
Preston Lose
Jay
Maryland
Ather W. Markley
Kentucky
Truman
Mass trial opens for 50 in Yugoslavia on terrorism charges
In Belgrade on July 13 the Croatian supreme court began hearing charges against 50 suspects linked to anti Yugoslav terrorists. The indictment accuses the group of intent to disrupt Yugoslavia and overthrow the state with external help, pointing to priests and figures in Rome and alleged spy activity.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Thaterm
Eptes
Vatican
Britsk
Amerizet
Iass
Zagreb
Ljubo Milose
Ustachi Roma Lander
Am Interior Ministry
Existite
Augustin Juertich
Krunoslav Dregenovich
Orgatting
Rome
Valtigan Cireles
Dr. Draganovich
Draganovich
Saint
Girolamo
Drowning Tragedy Strikes Garden City Child
Five year old Pi-Simmy Harp, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Harp, drowned yesterday near Garden City Kansas while swimming in a sand hole water area south of town. Lifesaving attempts by a park ranger and city lifeguards failed as the boy remained in the water too long. the city pool was drained for cleaning afterward.
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Garden City
Kas
Pi—Simmy Harp
Frank Harp
Here
John
Holmes
City
Jimmy
Lerge
Berlin Crisis Looms As West Talks Face Russia Push
The article weighs a fateful week in Berlin as bolshevik pressure and Western diplomacy clash. It cites editorials from Unity Mail and Daily News forecasts of danger, while noting U S officials warn Berlin cannot be accepted as is. It discusses possible four power talks and fears of further Soviet gains unless Western unity holds.
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Tres
London Unity Mail
Ber
Ikew Isa
Agserta
Britain
America
Lorton
Germany
British War Office
Williamy A. Draper
U. S
Turkey
Europe
Globe
Uphheavale
Stith Ik
Solshevists
Russia
United Nations
Hussia
Beclr
Reich
Meecow
Weil
Bolshevists
Moscow
Gladden's Funeral Planned for Wednesday
Last rites for Set Lelamst Calvin Gladden, 19, fatally injured on Morstan Island, will be held Wednesday from Kosawa Methodist Church. He was a former Konawe High School student, enlisted March 28, 1944, and died after a bomber accident in Pennsylvania. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. FW Gladden of Konawa and sister Mrs. Robert Scott of Tulsa.
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Calvin Gladnem
Morstan Island
Kosawa
FW. Gladden
Konawa
Konawe
Opal B. Gladden
13Th Air Force
Sgt. Gladden
C. Wort Gladden
Robert Scott
Tulsa
Comanche County Attorney Change Shocked Lawton
Comanche County Attorney Ralph Chme resigned with immediate effect. Githen K. Rhoads, who defeated Cline for the Democratic nomination, was named successor amid ongoing grand jury action and a related ouster bid. Cline plans private practice as sheriff’s resignation follows. Rhoads favors retaining Assistant County Attorney Harber and Landers. Deputy Waldron named as sheriff candidate faces runoff with Hale.
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Lawton
Ohio
Ralph Chme
Rere
Comanche County
Githen K. Rhoads
Cline
Chine
Bermenton & Rambling
Elks Club
Lawter
Rhoads
Robert Landers
BR. Harber
Ed Gartrell
Cormanche County
Otis Waldron
Everett Ray Hale
Test For Part of Property Law In Tulsa Oklahoma
Mrs Louise A Rexroad was summoned to appear in federal bankruptcy court Friday as creditors claim her interest in the Peoria Garden property as part of her husband A W Rexroads bankruptcy case. She will contest her property interest should not be included.
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Tulsa
Oki
Louise A. Rexroad
Peoria Garden Meester
Rexread
W, Rexread
Mother of Local Pastor Operated In Norman
Mrs. Adam A. Mason of Norman, mother of Nev. Chester L. Wason, pastor of Oak Avenue Baptist church, underwent major surgery Friday morning. Her condition was reported improving after several months of serious illness at Municipal Hospital in Hen Mason. He will likely preach both services today unless her husband’s condition worsens. The morning sermon is Life's Greatest Questions Answered and the evening sermon Praise Ye the Lord.
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Adam A. Mason
Norman
Nev
Chester L. Wason
Oak Avenue
Esptist
Municipal Hospital
Hen
Mason
Norning Sunjeet
Ebonaires Song This Morning Not Singing Here Tonight
An announced concert by the quartet formerly called the Deep River Singers was cancelled here due to corrections in the program. The Ebonaires had previously performed at the college on two occasions and were a local favorite.
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Ebonaires
Wil
Aitereat
Fuesday Trumming
Tamigat
Deep River Singers
Arabs Fail In Efforts to Retake Lydda
Reported battle fronts in the Holy Land describe intensified aerial and ground attacks around Jerusalem and the Tel Aviv highway. Israeli forces hold key positions near Latrun and Er Ramle while counterattacks press toward Lydda and Beit Naba as talks of a Palestine truce surface in Tel Aviv and Damascus.
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Max Boy Cairg
Holy Land
Jerusalem-Fel Aviv
Tel Aviv
Piiamase
Gaza
Palestine
Jerusalem Tel Aviv
Suba
Jerusalem
Jerus
Lens
Arab Legion
Beit Naba
Latrun
Arsh Legion
Jervsalen
Lydda
Er Ramle
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