Center Field Adds Oilers With New Wells and Test Drilling
Center field adds two producers as Mizel and Paine crews expand operations. Yingling No. 2 A Floyd reports about 50 barrels daily after a squeeze. Mizel No. 1 Rucker tests eastward expansion while No. 1 Brewer is temporarily abandoned. Senora No. 1 Blair is dry and abandoned alongside Senora Mizel Blair. Paine adds No. 3 Bush a Community flowing 12 barrels per hour at 1,411 to 1,474 feet, near Center townsite. Osborn No. 1 Morris prepares to acidize. Mizel No. 2 A Floyd is dry and shelved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yingling
Mizel
Blair
Senora - Mizel Bros
Bert D. Paine
Busa
Osborn No
Morris
Myrick
Mizel No
A. Floyd
U.N. Tanks Smash Into Commie Lines
U N tanks smashed into Communist positions on the Korea Central Front blasting 48 bunkers. A U S Eighth Army officer said 15 Chinese were killed and 49 wounded in a 55 minute barrage southwest of Kumsong. Long range artillery shelled trucks behind the front line and B 26 bombers attacked Red trucks and rail lines in North Korea during May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Eighth Army
Kumsong
Pyonggang
Iron Triangle
U.N
U.S
Fifth Air Force
North Korea
College Enrollment Opens for Summer Session at East Central
East Central State college began summer session enrollment with classes starting Wednesday. Freshmen completed physical and aptitude tests, upperclassmen registered, and Tuesday stages included freshmen classifications and early enrollments for students with names starting CEF and A CA, with graduate students enrolling in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central State College
Holdup Trio Get Big Haul in K. C.
In a Kansas City home in an upscale area last night three men held Mrs. Burnett and others in the basement while the burglars ransacked the house. The loot included diamonds furs and jewelry valued at 81 400 plus 500 cash. Mrs. Burnett is linked to the Pendergast family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
William F. Burnett
Burnett
Marcelina Pendergast
T. J. Pendergast
Burnett Meat Company
Visits Highlight Sasakwa Residents in Okfuskee County
Mrs. Inez Russell and her children and Juett Raulston of Sasakwa called on Mr. and Mrs. Jess Russell Tuesday afternoon. Juett Raulston is visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Russell this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Russell
Juett Raulston
Sasakwa
Jess Russell
R. D. Russell
Evans Family Visit to Oklahoma City Friends
Mrs. Betty Evans and her children spent Wednesday and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Flemming and Mr. and Mrs. Hoppy Hopson of Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Evans
Ernest Flemming
Hoppy Hopson
Oklahoma City
Franks Family Hosts Visitors From Several Cities
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Franks of Ponca City host visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Williams and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Franks of Seminole, Mrs. Cassie Harris, and Mrs. Clyde Still and daughters of Kilgore Texas, spending Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Franks and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Franks
Ponca City
Leroy Williams
J. D. Franks
Seminole
Cassie Harris
Clyde Still
Kilgore
Texas
Melvin Franks
Mrs. E Evans Recovering After Minor Operations
Mrs E Evans is recuperating in Temple Texas following minor operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Evans
Temple
Texas
Ada shoppers visit with Mrs Atkinson and friends
Mrs J W Atkinson and Adta Jean together with Mrs Jess Russell and Linda were seen shopping in Ada on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Atkinson
Adta Jean
Jess Russell
Linda
Ada
Dixie Dee Russell Turns Twelve Amid Family Party
Mr and Mrs R D Russell honored their daughter Dixie Dee on her 12th birthday. Guests included Dora Francis Lola Mae Merrill Ernestine Scroggin Lorietta Raulston Monaco Brower Cordelia Ann Craig Saundra Sue Clayton Alice Mae Dodden Wanda Kay Craig Marrena Sue Copple Barbara Sue Brower Dale Raulston Doyle Raulston Ronnie Russell Pete Foran A C Craig Jackie Russell Mickey Copple Linda Russell Bonnie Mullins. Refreshments were ice cream, Kool Aid and cake. Prizes went to Mickey Copple and Doyle Raulston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R .D. Russell
Dixie Dee
Dora Francis
Lola Mae Merrill
Ernestine Scroggin
Loretta Raulston
Monaco Brower
Cordelia Ann Craig
Saundra Sue Clayton
Alice Mae Dodden
Wanda Kay Craig
Marrena Sue Copple
Barbara Sue Brower
Dale Raulston
Doyle Raulston
Ronnie Russell
Pete Foran
A. C. Craig
Jackie Russell
Mickey Oe
Linda Russell
Bonnie Mullins
Mickey Copple
Soldier Jim Ivey Home on 30 Day Furlough
Pfc. Jim Ivey returns home from Korea on a 30 day furlough to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Steelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Jim Ivey
Korea
Bill Steelman
Rodden Family Ties Noted in Texas Lineage
Mr and Mrs Joe Rodden and their Kilgore Texas son are connected to Mrs Alice Archer and Lima and Mr and Mrs AC Rodden in a likely family notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rodden
Kilgore, Texas
Alice Archer
Lima
A. C. Rodden
Local visits fill Thursday social rounds
Mrs. Ed Zweincher and Mikie visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hackworth of Okmulgee on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pamplin and Vaughn of Ada visited Mr. and Mrs. Edd Sharber Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Zweincher
Mikie
Ray Hackworth
Okmulgee
Jim Pamplin
Vaughn
Ada
Edd Sharber
Oklahoma City visitors staying with Starns this weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Scroggin and David Lynn of Oklahoma City are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Starns this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Scroggin
David Lynn
Oklahoma City
A. W. Starns
Mr and Mrs Abe Cody Visit Friends in Va moosa
Mr and Mrs Abe Cody of Shawnee visited friends at Va moosa on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Cody
Shawnee
Vamoosa
Raper-Hughes Tie knot in Gainesville Texas
V. V. Raper of Raimondville and Mrs Annie Raper of Stratford wed in Gainesville on Thursday May 29 at 6 pm. The couple plans to reside in Stratford after a long residence in Vamoosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. V. Raper
Raimondville
Texas
Annie Raper
Stratford
Gainesville
Vamoosa
Mus a and Russell Families Attend Friday Visit
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Craig of Mus a and Mrs. Inez Russell and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Jess Russell Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Craig
Musa
Inez Russell
Jess Russell
Sharber Family Visiting During Vacation
Mr and Mrs Jack Sharber and their Shawnee children visit Mr and Mrs Edd Sharber and Mr and Mrs Escar Mann during their vacation stay with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sharber
Shawnee
Edd Sharber
Escar Mann
Doolens Welcome Son at Valley View Hospital Ada
Mr and Mrs Roy Dean Doolen are the parents of a son born May 29 at 8 at Valley View Hospital in Ada. The child has not yet been named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Dean Doolen
Valley View Hospital
Ada
Doolen and families visit Tollet and Landcaster in Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs A J Doolen of Oklahoma City Mrs Ruby Dool en and Janice visited Mr and Mrs Tom Tollet of Gerty Okla and Mr and Mrs Marion Land caster of Ada Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Doolen
Oklahoma City
Ruby Doolen
Janice
Tom Tollet
Gerty
Okla
Marion Landcaster
Ada
City Cops Report Quiet Weekend
Summer band opened with 93 members under Austin Kidwell who directs and plans the full schedule for beginners to advanced groups including marching. Last Thursday the students, guided by Mr. Kidwell and four mothers, picnicked at Lee's Park then visited Byrd's Mill Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Kidwell
Mr. Kidwell
Lee’s Park
Byrd’s Mill Spring
Grand Larceny Charges Filed Against Trio
Charges of grand larceny were filed Saturday naming Leroy Collins Gene Burris and Lillian Eastman. They allegedly took $600 from Everett Walker at 305 North Johnston near Eighth and Townsend around midnight Friday. Sheriff Everett Stewart of Johnston County arrested them nine miles north of Tishomingo on SH 99 Saturday. They were jailed in the county jail upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Collins
Gene Burris
Lillian Eastman
Peace Justice Court
C. W. Floyd
Everett Walker
North Johnston
Walker
Eighth and
Townsend
Everett Stewart
Johnston County
Tishomingo
SH 99
Summer Band Has 93 First Day
City police reported a quiet weekend with seven violators arrested. Charges included drunkenness three instances, disturbance, fighting one, assault with a deadly weapon one, and no driver's license one. Fines totaled $81.
Nine Violent Deaths Mar Long Holiday
Nine Memorial Day fatalities occurred in Oklahoma with four highway crashes and five drownings. State troopers credited heavy patrols and cautious driving for a lower toll than last year, with all deaths resulting from single vehicle accidents. Names include Joseph Collins of Idabel and Roy Tucker of Oklahoma City among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
State Highway Patrol
Joseph Collins
Idabel
Roy Tucker
Oklahoma City
Tucker
Wesley Hospital
Pipeline Nearing E Oconee Field
Mid- Continent Oil corporation nears completion of a pipeline linking Coal county's East Oconee oil field eight miles west of here with a line south of Stonewall. The four inch line joins the Fitts field line at Fitts station and should be finished this week. A. Babe Robertson led the development to connect the field with the existing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalgate
Mid- Continent Oil Corporation
Coal County
East Oconee
Here
Stonewall
Fitts Field
Fitts Station
Babe” Robertson
New Volga Dam Nears Completion Near Gorki
The Soviet Union reports the Volga River dam and power station near Gorki in central Russia is near completion. Initial plans cited a capacity of about 400,000 kilowatts, about one quarter of the Kuibyshev plant targeted for 1956, but the Gorki facility will supply Moscow and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Volga River
Gorki
Russia
Kuibyshev
Three Chosen for 10 000 Meter Walk
New York’s Henry H. Laskau 35, winner of the AAU 10,000-meter title for the sixth straight year, leads the three Americans selected for Helsinki. Frank L. LaMote of Staten Island Harriers and Price King Jr. of California also earned spots. Laskau previously competed on the 1948 Olympic team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
University of California
United States
Helsinki
Henry H. Laskau
Laskau
Frank L. LaMote
Staten Island Harriers
Price King, Jr
University
Bettis Visit From Duncan Travels Home Friday
Latta residents report Hershel Bettis and wife visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jess Bettis and relatives. They left Friday. Chester Williams with children and Lee Henry with children spent several days at Lake Texoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershel Bettis
Duncan
Jess Bettis
Chester Williams
Lee Henry
Lake Texoma
Midland youth visits family before returning home
Dirt Rice of Midland Texas arrived Thursday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs H S Rice and sisters Mrs Chester Williams and Mrs Lee Henry and their families. He left for Midland Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirt Rice
Midland
Tex
H. S. Rice
Chester Williams
Lee Henry
Family visit and cemetery trip over Memorial Day
Mrs. Jess Bettis with Betty and Hazel visited her brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Thompson at Wanette on Memorial Day and went to the cemetery in Asher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Bettis
Betty
Hazel
W. S. Thompson
Wanette Memorial Day
Asher
Woodrow Scott Family Weekend Visit in Oklahoma City
Mr Woodrow Scott and wife and their daughter spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Mary Lou Scott in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Scott
Oklahoma City
Mary Lou Scott
Arterberry Family Holiday Visit Across Tulsa Kin
Earl Arterberry and family from Tulsa spent the holidays visiting his sisters Mrs. Whitson Mrs. Tatum and Mrs. Honeycutt and their families. The gathering included his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Lewis Arterberry and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Arterberry
Lewis Arterberry
Tulsa
John Whitson
Joe Tatum
Zonia Honeycutt
Two Women Visit Tulsa Relatives For Two Weeks
Estelyene Honeycutt and Nan cy Whitson left Sunday for a two weeks visit with relatives in Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelyene Honeycutt
Nancy Whitson
Tulsa
Oklahoma City Couple Visited Bettis Families Friday
Mr and Mrs James Hall of Oklahoma City spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Jess Bettis and Mr and Mrs John Bettis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hall
Oklahoma City
Jess Bettis
John Bettis
Henry Family Visits From Midwest City
Mr and Mrs Fred Henry and their children from Midwest City spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Lee Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Henry
Midwest City
Mrs
Lee Henry
Logan Family Reunion Over Holidays in Wichita
Arliss Logan of Wichita Kansas visited relatives over the holidays staying with his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Bill Gregory and his parents Mr and Mrs GA Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arliss Logan
Wichita, Kan
Bill Gregory
G. A. Logan
Woman Found Dead in Arbuckle Mountains
The badly decomposed nude woman was found one mile southeast of Dougherty in the Arbuckle Mountains. Moray County Attorney Don Barnes said the victim was Neyron Donaho, 28, mother of a 3-year-old. her husband Ray Donaho, 42, a Davis blacksmith, has been charged with murder. Police report strangulation and head beating. Donaho claimed he last saw her May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougherty
Okla
Arbuckle Mountains
Here
Moray County
Don Barnes
Neyron Donaho
Ray Donaho
Davis Blacksmith
Barnes
Oklahoma Officials Questioned on County Purchases
Oklahoma State Atty. Gen. Mac Q. Williamson said the Oklahoma County commissioners were cooperative as he questioned them about alleged maladministered purchasing. The grand jury accused Edd L. Hisel Charles A. Litton and Grover Pendleton of irregular bids and ouster proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Mac Q. Williamson
Oklahoma County
Edd L. Hisel
Chales A. Litton
Grover Pendleton
Hisel
Litton
Pendleton
John Eberle
Williamson
Two Children Not Enough for Them
Senator Fred A. Seaton and wife from Nebraska arrived at Idlewild with two more children to adopt. They already have two adopted children Alfred Noble six and Monica Margaret four from a Bavarian displaced persons orphanage. The Seatons say they began arranging the adoption over a year ago. Their existing adopted children are Donald eleven and Christine nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fred A. Seaton
Neraska
Idlewild
Europe
Alfred Noble
Monica Margaret
Bavaria
Germany
Nebraska Republican
Seaton
Seatons
Donald
Christine
Meat for Stew Requires Bone and Gristle Measured Up
If meat for stew has a lot of bone or gristle you'll need as much as one-half to one pound for each serving.
Manslaughter Charge Filed in Dedman Collision
R E Dedman faces second degree manslaughter charges after a May 28 crash that killed 56 year old Bessie Rogers who died from injuries sustained in the wreck with a street washer truck. Bond set at 1000 with preliminary hearing June 10 at 10 a m. Mrs Rogers resided at 201 North Johnston and funeral arrangements are listed with surviving relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Dedman
Bessie Rogers
Purcell
North Broadway
Clark accuses Red prisoners of war riots guided by Panmunjom delegates
Gen. Mark Clark charged that riots and disturbances by Red POWs on Koje Island were directed by Communist truce delegates at Panmunjom. He cautioned there is no hard proof of a direct link, but cited numerous cross references between Koje events and Panmunjom discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koje Island
Korea
Mark Clark
Kore
Panmunjom
United Nations
Clark
U. N
Koje
Restriction Proposal on Grain Imports Raises Worried Farm Calls
Sen. Young and Sen. Mundt push an amendment to extend the Defense Production Act restrictions beyond June 30. The plan would keep the butter and fats ban, limit cheese imports, and add oats barley rye and feed wheat to a restricted list allowing the agriculture secretary to curb imports if they harm U S producers. They warn Canadian grain shipments drive down acreage and raise government support costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen. Young
R-Nd
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Secretary of Agriculture
Five Planes to Aid Oklahoma Game Census and Law Enforcement
Oklahoma State Game and Fish Commission approves using five airplanes to enforce wildlife law and conduct a statewide game census. Bids expected by the July meeting for aerial support. Also moving George Wint to supervise the El Reno game farm and approving a two year lease for the Fairfax WPA lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
State Game and Fish Commission
Diretor
K. D. Aldrich
Buffalo
George Wint
Federal Aid Division
el Reno
Fairfax
Artillery Wives Hold Bingo Party at State Campus
The 171st Artillery Wives met in the Student Union club room on East Central State College campus for a bingo party. Hostess Mrs Dutch Herold led the event. First prize went to Mrs Gordon Stout, second to Mrs Donnie Balthrop, and third to Mrs Richard Thomason. Present were Mrs John Henry, Mrs Donnie Balthrop, Mrs Gordon Stout, Mrs Joe Cathey, Mrs Arthur Cobb, Mrs Lewis Colbert, Mrs Richard Thomason and Mrs Dutch Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
171St Artillery
Student Union
East Central State College
Dutch Herold
Gordon Stout
Donnie Balthrop
Richard Thomason
John Henry
Joe Cathey
Arthur Cobb
Lewis Colbert
Dutch Herald
Fittstown Socials Include Family Visits and Church Party
Mr. and Mrs. George Penick and sons visited Mrs. ee Penick of Coalgate Sunday. Ada visitors included Therion Howery and family. J. R. Betson spent weekend with Healdton relatives. Numerous locals Council enjoy Decoration Day gatherings and a Ruth class party at Mrs. John Brent with Mildred Uhlich and Ruby Flinn honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Penick
Mrs
Ee Penick
Coalgate
Sunny
Therion Howery
Ada
Jake Howery
Ruth
the Baptist Church
John Brent
Mildred Uhlich
Ruby Flinn
J. N. McKeel
Jack Uhlich
Lorene Howery
Buster Billingsley
Polly Harden
Joe Dean Stanford
Norine Harden
Edna Butterell
Elsie Weaver
Local Families Attend Church and Work Openings Noted
Mr and Mrs Cecil Campbell and daughters Mr and Mrs Bob Newton and son of Allen attend church at McAlester Saturday Correne Campbell and Bertha Floyd have accepted positions in Ada for the summer Miss Linda Delaplain of Norman spent Decoration Day with her parents Mr and Mrs J L Delaplain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Campbell
Bob Newton
Allen
McAlester
Correne Campbell
Bertha Floyd
Ada
Linda Delaplain
Norman
Decoration Day
Mrs
J. L. Delaplain
Local families visit over Friday in Maysville and Ada
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Ramsey and children of Maysville visited me and Mrs. Jake Howery Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Brower and children of Ada spent Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Lackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Ramsey
Maysville
Jake Howery Friay
Doyle Brower
Ada
L. B. Lackey
Baptist Women Meet for Lunch at Lee Park
The WFC class held a Saturday afternoon business meeting and luncheon at Lee Park with Mrs. Inez Patton as sponsor. Guests included Mrs. Lillie Barrick and Mrs. Guy Jackson. The Vacation Bible School commenced Friday with Rev. Sodem an as principal speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Ramey of Los Angeles visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jackson Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WFC
the Baptist Church
Lee Park
Inez Patton
Lillie Barrick
Guy Jackson
Baptist Vacation Bible School
Rev. Sodeman
Winston Ramey
Los Angeles
Calif
Purges Said To Claim Up To 15 Million In China
Retired Adm. Charles M. Cooke Jr cites nationalist sources claiming Red purges on the Chinese mainland have killed up to 15 million people. He says about one million Chiang Kai-shek guerrillas were executed in 14 months and total guerrilla forces halved to about 500,000. He cautions figures may be exaggerated but death tolls reach millions. He urges U.S. aid to Chiang to recapture the mainland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles M. Cooke, Jr
China
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Cooke
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Far East
News & World Report
United States
Chiang
Top Marxist Runs For Mexican Post
Vicente Lombardo Toledano leads the Popular and Communist parties as Mexico prepares for the July 6 election. He faces government, independent, and arch conservative rivals. The vote tally by these leftist groups will measure anti-U.S. sentiment and left strength. Lombardo appeals as a Marxist without a party, with 15 years of aligned policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Latin America
Vicente Lombardo Toledano
Popular
Communist
Mexico
Lombardo
Communist Party
Legal
U.S
Indonesia France trade pact signed broad exchange list
Jakarta reports a new bilateral agreement between Indonesia and France. Indonesia will export copra tea rubber tin coffee tobacco and pepper while France will import Indonesian products and ship agricultural goods chemicals paper textiles cars trucks and certain technical equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
France
Rocky Mountain oil drilling hits all time peak in 1952
Rocky Mountain oil rigs rose to 219 active units for the week ending May 19, led by Williston Basin activity in eastern Montana. Ajax McGowan No 1 near Roosevelt County opened a new pool with 20 barrels per hour, while Gulf Oil’s Stockham Federal No 1 in Worland area flowed 572 barrels of 45 gravity distillate plus 12 million cubic feet of gas daily on a long phosphoria test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Hughes Tool Co
Rockies
Williston
Montana
Ajax-McGowan No. 1
Roosevelt County
Murphy
Gulf Oil
Worland
Washakie
County
Wyoming
French War Hero Is Bond Stealer
Antoine de Recy, WWII hero and former deputy in the French National Assembly, was sentenced to ten years at hard labor for stealing bonds worth 100 million francs from the Arras government treasury. He admitted guilt during a sensational trial in the Arras bond affair. The theft was detected July 19, 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Antoine de Recy
French National Assembly
Legion of Honor
Arras
Wiggins cites obstructed right to know across government levels
J Russell Wiggins of the Washington Post warned at a National Farm Bureau Editors meeting that the public’s right to know about government is eroding due to indifference and expanding administrative functions. He criticized military information control and noted proliferation of closed-door local government proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
J. Russell Wiggins
The
Washington Post
Wiggins
National Conference of
Farm Bureau
Adan's Grandson To Attend MIT
Oliver Johns aged 17, Seminole and Ada lineage, will enter the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in September with a $400 scholarship. A former Seminole High School debater with many speech honors, he earned his first class radioman license at 15 and has worked at KWSH as announcer and engineer. His father, a Seminole schools superintendent and former Ada resident, played tennis locally and studied at East Central State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Johns
O. D. Johns
Seminole
S. D. Johns
Ada
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
East Central State College
Young Johns
MIT
KWSH
Salmon Ladder Rungs Form Water Pools at Dams
The rungs of a fish ladder used by salmon create pools one and a half to two feet deep as they ascend over dams, guiding fish along the spillway path.
Speeder Involved in North Broadway Gun Incident
A speeding Negro man on North Broadway claimed a man was shooting at him to highway patrols Sunday night. Police found a bullet crease on the speeder’s pickup after returning to the indicated spot, where Eddie Alford and others described a disturbance. Alford fought a man, Sparks, who later fired at the vehicle. Sparks paid a $20 fine and Alford a $10 fine for fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Broadway
Eddie Alford
Alford
Homer Sparks
Sparks
Weekend Memorial Day traffic toll tops previous records
The Memorial Day weekend saw at least 352 traffic deaths over three days, five more than 1950’s 347. The National Safety Council expected around 310 road deaths and the total holiday toll, including drownings and other accidents, rose to about 495.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
National Safety Council
College Frowns On Mixed Marriage at Earlham
Grace Cunningham 22 of Berkeley and Robert McAllester 23 of Ithaca face barriers at Earlham College as they plan to marry in Ithaca after a month apart. McAllester says he was forced to finish his final month off campus by the college authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Ithaca
Grace Cunningham
Berkeley
Calif
Robert McAllester
Earlham
McAllester
Manila Postal Service Resumes After Backlog Relief
Manila’s postal service returned to normal today after months of delays. About 800 temporary workers were dismissed for lack of funds, creating a backlog of 14 500 bags. 400 temporary workers were rehired to clear mail. President Elpidio Quirino redirected administrative staff to the bureau to boost operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Bureau of Posts
Elpidio Quirino
Seek Long Lived Battery Seek Long Lived Battery
Auto industry experts in Atlantic City report ongoing search for a battery that lasts the life of a vehicle. Engineers note over 50 percent gains in cranking power and higher rates, achieved without bigger sizes, though chemical and temperature changes and owner neglect still limit longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Society of Automotive Engineers
Big screen TV expands in theaters nationwide
About 60 theaters nationwide have been equipped for large screen television. The projectors are mainly used for sports events like championship boxing with admission charged. The next step is conversion for color television, aided by engineering know how to install and operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Lewis George Hawkins
Durant
Hawkins
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Walter W. Wilson
Boise City
Guymon
Jesse Gunter Jr
Wichita
Kan
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Muskogee
Grand River
Fort Gibson
Bennett Cohenour Sr
Mary Ellen Cohenour
Ray Meyer
E. Oconee Field
Volga
Latta News
Arbuckle
Davis
Johnston Murray
Red Truce
Young
Senate
Canada
Fittstown News
J. R. Betson
Healdton
Calvin Brown
Lone Mayes
Blossom, Texas
Bert Mayes
Vina Marie Blevins
Mark Sherrell
Donald Logan
L. S. Chambers
Sam Marshall
Julius Conley
Georgia Chambers
Olen Bottoms
Fittstown
Mexican Post
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Bond
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