Foreign Aid Countries Urged to Push First Year Programs
Washington May 2 The 17 major aid countries were urged to meet a June deadline for filing programs to receive American funds. Paul Hoffman head of the Economic Cooperation Administration said countries should push ahead promptly with plans for about 3.3 billion dollars in aid including 262 747 087 in goods and eight. Ras leaders noted as major achievements filling top posts in Ukraine with high calibre men and multi week life. Hoffman said the agency would not function at full pace until the October-December quarter while shipments would focus on grain coal cotton and other items to aid relief and keep factories operating. He warned Europe to curb communist propaganda and ensure prudent buying to avoid triggering U S scarcity and potential refusals on further aid.
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Washington
Holfignan
ECA
Ureekeney
Holfren
Hoffman
U. S
Europe
Charges Retiled Against Patrolman
Anadarko Oklahoma May 3. Wes Miller a patrolman faced a renewed charge in county court on an assault and battery count. Miller was released on a $300 bond and set for July. The information also accuses him in an armed robbery case involving Rex Cummins and Nemay Par Sem. Attorney W H Cooper named special prosecutor to assist the county attorney and defend Parham and Cummins.
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Anabarko
Okla
Pima Vharet
Justieé Coust
Wes Miller
Risoner Quemenias
Angdarke der
Dustica
Peare
Ralph Harrison
Buck Cook
Dienarities and Corrections
Miller
Necimay
Vetel
Rex Cummins
Anaydarko
Eofort
Woh. Cooper
Anadarko
Parhams
Tish High Grad Enlists in Marine Corps
James Otte Hertz son of Mrs Cayus Hertz enrolled in the Marine Corps and began basic training after graduation from Tishomingo High School amid preparations in Oklahoma City for medical exams. He earned a culture award for achievements in the student theater while at Tishomingo High, enlisting for three years with plans to attend college after service.
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James Otte Hertz
Cayus Hertz
Tisheaningo
Marine Coona
Cailt
T/Set
Benne
Oklahoma City
Tishamingo High Schoal
Ture Field
Tishomingo High School
Cole Jere
Red Cross Issues Safe Swimming Rules For Summer
The Red Cross Water Safety program urges careful swimming this season with a list of rules. Select supervised spots, avoid overconfidence, don’t exceed your depth, limit time in water, check depth before diving, never swim alone, and wait after meals. The program stresses learning rescue techniques and CPR.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross Water Safety Service
Hayden Haymes
Pentotoc County
Sassim
Skille
Omery
Gontinard
Umiess
Czechs cast blank ballots in communist election
Prague reports show the National Front ticket received 64 20 14 percent of votes amid doubts of victory. Total votes 7,108,846 from 8,005,887 registered. 106,000 voters did not vote or had ballots invalid. Protest ballots reached about 30 percent in some districts. Government supporters claimed the vote reflects the people’s will and endorsement of the regime.
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Prague
Ministry of Interior
Sunda
National Front
Licket
Solidity
Stassen Proposes Planning Bill for Missouri Valley
Springfield May 25 Harold E. Stassen urged a Republican plan to spend about 2500,000,000 over six years to develop the Missouri Valley through the Pick Steam proposal. He opposed a Missouri Valley Authority, warning against centralized federal power while claiming the plan could create substantial wealth for the region.
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Springfield
Harold BE. Stassen
Missouri Valley
D Stasten
Republican Party
Ig&state
I Au
Missouri Valley Authority
Washington
Noisy Plotter of Fish Science Records Bermuda Guppies Song
Oceanographers in Bermuda report a recording of tropical fish singing and noises made 18 miles off St George's, captured by a Deep Sea tape device. Led by J B Bersey of Woods Hole, the Bermuda expedition aims to study the oceangoing life with a second ship joining next month for continued samples.
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Fish Science
NEA
Hamilton
Bermuda
Beve
Br. J. B. Bersey
Marine Biological Laboratory
Woods Hole
Mass
Marine Laboratory
Caryn
Hersuy
St. George's
X. Dugald Brown
Bermuda Biological Guth
New Words and Odd Terms Mark Language in 1848 Britannica
A survey of new terms and phrases listed by Britannica and Science, highlighting coinages like Benelux and Comintern, revolutions in spelling and usage, and notes on phrases such as dollar crisis and baby care, with examples from 1847 to modern times. The article lists many neologisms and slang, some tied to cultural shifts and technological advances.
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NEA
Chicago
Benelux
Comintern
United States
Ovepor
American Heritage Foundation
Junior Newsfolk Receive Awards for Journalism Editors
Eighth grade journalism students were reassigned to edit a four page publication for judging. Papers demonstrated strong journalistic style with awards given to Mickey Santino, Mary Timerrom, Dub Alster, Frank Sages, Fea Accon, and Phghtis Kreltven for best and honorable mentions.
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Emiblen
Mickey Santino Crow
Mary Timerrom
The
Patriot
Dub Alster
Atom
Frank Sages
Fea Accon
Phghtis Kreltven
Birthday Proposals Stir May Plans In Grand Island
A clipped, garbled passage mentions a May proposal connected to the McCullough family in Grand Island Nebraska. It also references two daughters Jay Kay aged 12 and Marese Sue aged 3, along with stray notes about a cicada and a long-lived insect, indicating a fragmentary local item with personal details and odd tangents.
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Grand
Island
Neb
McCullough
Metwlaughs
Jayia Kay
Marese
Sue
Wage-Hour Dispute Tests Overtime Law Before Court
A wage-hour dispute involving overtime on overtime is argued before the Supreme Court. Stevedores claim the one and a half times daytime rate for extra hours may violate the regular rate rule, making overtime on overtime effectively two and a quarter times the daytime rate. Back-pay estimates range up to tens of billions, with unions predicting lower figures and authorities cautioning against large recoveries.
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Norman Walker Washington
Supreme Court
Iscovedares
William B. McComb
Pontotot County 4-H Delegates to Stillwater for 4-H Roundup
Pontotoc County 4-H club delegates Garvin Grover Clyde Casady and Don Smith from Latta plus Billy Thompson and Clyde Hobgood from McLish head to Stillwater for the annual 4-H round up in early June. They earned top honors in demonstrations timely topics clothing and health contests and will tour Oklahoma State University campuses and farms attending training in dairy horticulture crops soils and agriculture. Upcoming district and state 4-H officer elections will be conducted with Billy Thompson seeking Southeast district vice president. The group plans to return by June 4.
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Fie
Garvin Grover
Clyde Casady
Don Smith
Latta
Billyompson
Clyde Hobgood
McLish +H
Sanual
Ratly
Apel
Billy Tompson
Garvin Glover
Clyde
Portyree County
Billy Thompson
Bae Muchinge
Stillwater
Murray County Dairy Show Nears at Fair Grounds
Murray County prepares for the Dairy Show on June 3 and 4 at the fair grounds. Albert De Fratus chairs the dairy committee. the county lists Jersey Guernsey Beilstein Ayrshire Brown Swiss breeds with notable herds from Wurtay and others. The Chamber of Commerce offers cash prizes. Ardmore judge Tom Cooper will preside.
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Qummerce
Albert de Fratus
Murray County
Jersey
Guermacy
Beilstein
Aryshire
Browm
Wurtay County
B.S Graham
Joe Bapstick
Guernsey
Chamber of Commerce
Guernink
Ardmore
Dairy Day At Coal County Field Tour In June
Final arrangements are being made for a Dairy Day tour in Coal County on June 6-7. Extension dairyman H. Stinnett and McGillard of Oklahoma A&M will demonstrate dairy management and feeding. Visitors will learn about profitable cow care, with focus on cash-farm dairy operations. Coal County 4-H will represent at the State 4-H Round-Up in Stillwater May 31 to June 14, competing in livestock judging, crop judging, dairy judging, and contests.
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Curtis Fierd
County
Cairy
Coal County
H. Stinnett
Esctension Dairymam
McGillard
Oklahoma
M. College
Ebedt
Coal
Hele
Stillwater
Anc
Mter
Charles Stutte
James Edward Wood
Clarita
Augie Markins
Tupelo
Fimety Topic
Edward Milter
Betthet Hotuk
Billy Joe Woods
Chavita
Cabbage Tomato Worm Control Advice Circulates
A letter recommends use of dustable poisons for tomato and cabbage worm control. It cites frequent infestations and endorses products like DDT and wettable preparations, suggesting application by farmers and small-town retailers. It notes availability at stores and advocates spray methods with simple equipment.
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Hed Mans
Lely
Doug
Oklahoma City Trojan Office Set to Close June 30
May closure plan targets the Indian Office in Oklahoma City as Congress weighs a funding decision. Officials nationwide warn the June year end would shutter offices, with Acting Indian Commissioner Zimmerman Jr noting a definite close if funding is not approved. Congress’s House appropriation panel recommends abolition of all five offices, viewing the site as a bottleneck in the field. Representatives Stigler and Schwabe advocate the move as essential despite tailing staff.
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Oklahoma
Louse Appropriations Committee
Stigler
O-Okla
George W.schwabe
Ph Cigs
Ram
Ghett
FHA and Local Groups Will Meet at Aldridge Hotel
A meeting hosted by Federal Housing Administration and local groups is set for Tuesday night at 8 p m in the Aldridge hotel. Ada and TOU contractors and construction workers are invited to hear about FHA requirements, home financing changes, and small house construction methods aimed at affordable, sound buildings for veterans and non veterans. The session will cover minimum property standards and how to make homes affordable for the average person.
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Federal Housing Addition
Tung
Aldridge Hotel
Ada
Tou
Farriliavine
Security Council approves four week arms embargo Palestine
The United Nations Security Council approved a four week cease fire in Palestine and imposed an embargo on arms shipments to Palestine and Arab states. Russia and the United States resisted, but the body voted seven to nine with several abstentions, and warned of possible action under Chapter VII if terms are rejected or violated.
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Lake Success
Security Council
Ealed
Palestine
United Nations
Council
Alexandre Parodi
Prence
Russia
United States
U. N
Middle East
Polesting
Egypt
Tuebanon
Syria
Trans-Jordan
Iran
Yemen
Saudi Arabia
Ukraine
Colombia
Oyet
Palestan
Sorusalen
Beth
Argentina
Prof Apologizes For Losing Temper At Oklahoma Hearings
Norman Oklahoma May 29 a University of Oklahoma law school professor publicly apologized to state officials for losing his temper during a hearing in which he charged cheap political chickenery in Oklahoma's creation of a separate Negro school. Professor Henry H Foster said statements in his testimony have been interpreted contrary to his intentions and he regrets that his testimony was seen as impugning officials integrity. He said his temper at last was regretted and he hopes to protect the university family legacy. District Judge T Justin Minshaw has the case under advisement with a decision expected in two weeks.
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Norman
Ohlo
Oklaham Law School
Oklahoma
Henry H. Foster
Mrge
Ada Pisher
University of Oklahoma
Foster
State of
Dam & Oative
Haw Sehook 7
Lyle H. Boren Announces For Congress
Lyle H. Boren seeks the 4th district seat urging strong national defense and peace through Congress. He touts 30 years age, 10 years Congressional experience, rural electrification, soil conservation, and tax relief as key platforms while inviting Oklahoma voters to review records and vote in the primary.
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4Th Congressional District
Congress
Sam
National Congress
Oklshoma
Oklahoma
Armeriea
Matt Ito
Niece Kills Aunt During Argument in Pittsburgh
Police report a 6 year old woman’s niece set fire during a dispute over a boy. Mrs Gertrude Norris, who lived with her niece Doloes Waldo in Pittsburgh's east end, died after being knocked unconscious and clothes burned. Waldo has been charged with murder according to William Bradmack.
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Pittsburgh
William BR. Hradnick
Bradmack
Gertrude Norris
Dolooes Waldo
East End
Miss Waldo
Amurdes Bradmack
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