Drafting of North Ireland Youths Becomes Hot Issue
Belfast reports growing debate over conscripting Northern Ireland youths into Britain's armed forces. Britain’s 1939 draft history and Ireland’s partition tensions fuel opposition, while Premier Basil Brooke signals possible reliance on conscription to bolster defense. A manpower committee discusses needs as drafts for English and Scottish youths spark questions.
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North Ireland
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Britain
United Kingdom
Ireland
Republic of Ireland
Republic
Sir Basil Brooke
Brooke
Sulphur City Awards Bids on East Fourth Lot
Sulphur city council opened and accepted bids on lots at East Fourth and Muskogee with Arlie Collins named the low bidder. They approved a stop light at West Twelfth and Broadway. City Clerk Mrs. Loma Smith said income exceeded last year by over 5000 dollars, driven by higher water use after new meters and homes. Plans for a cemetery well for lawn watering were discussed but no action taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fourth
Muskogee
Thurman Webb
Arlie Collins
West Twelfth Street
Broadway
Loma Smith
Charges Dropped in Kansas Bank Robbery Case
Albert Johnson 23 had bank robbery charges dismissed by District Judge Robert H. Kaul for the Hoyt, Kansas holdup four years earlier. Johnson had confessed in a Topeka church on May 4 that he participated in the $835 robbery and sought to warn youths to avoid his fate. He said he wants to become a minister.
Appraisal of DHIA Work Is Started in County
Jack Pendleton extension dairyman from Oklahoma A and M College is in Pontotoc County with Arlie J Wood to appraise DHIA work. The review will cover two county dairy farms of Dairy Herd Improvement Association members to examine procedures and techniques used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pendleton
Oklahoma
M. College
Stillwater
Pontotoc County
Arlie J. Wood
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Wilson Approves Stretch Out Plan
Former Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson told Mt. St. Marys College alumni at Emmitsburg Md that American industry and the military are wisely stretching out the production of war weapons. He said new weapons are so powerful the U S could handle Russia and will not become obsolete, despite slower production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmittsburg. Md
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Wilson
United States
Russia
Reckless Driving Charges Filed Against James Dameron
Reckless driving charges were lodged against James Robert Dameron of 51912 East Tenth in Ada district court. Dameron was stopped one half mile north of Ada on SH 99 by highway trooper Aubrey A. Mitchell and apprehended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robert Dameron
East Tenth
Peace Justice Court
C. W Floyd
Dameron
Ada
SH 99
Aubrey A. Mitchell
Mamie Ike Homecoming Provides Quiet Support in Kansas
Mamie Eisenhower watched her husband arrive in Abilene Kansas and stay close during a rain soaked homecoming. She wore a steel blue dress and white pills to complement a calm, supportive presence as Ike readied his role in the political year and sang with him after his speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Kan
Mamie
Ike
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kansas
Gen. Eisenhower
Eisenhower Park
Reasonable Speed Is Safer And Cheaper For Oklahoma Drivers
Safety Commissioner Dixie Gilmer urged drivers to keep to reasonable speeds, noting fuel costs rise sharply with higher speeds and that 285 fatal Oklahoma accidents in 1951 were tied to speeding. He cited 65 mph daylight and 55 mph at night as legal speeds but dangerous under unsafe conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Gilmer
Gilmer
Oklahoma
Church Plans Four Year High School in West Virginia
Mt. Tabor Baptist Church in Beckley West Virginia opens a two story four classroom high school designed to add a religion “R” to the three R’s. Pastor Rev Ben Jennings says the school will run on faith and tuition with a $15 monthly fee and aims for 25 to 100 students next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
NFU Appeals for Farm Price Backing
The National Farmers Union urges members to flood Congress with letters and telegrams for immediate legislation boosting farm price supports. It seeks 100 percent parity for supports, notes pending bills before the House and Senate Agriculture Committees, and endorses Truman administration farm policies including Brannan plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Farmers Union
Congress
Farm Organization
House
Senate Agriculture
National Farm Organization
Brannan Farm Plan
Union
Dutch Thunderjet Crash During NATO Maneuvers Kills Pilot
A Dutch Thunderjet crashed while practicing diving in NATO air sea maneuvers off Den Helder. The 112 foot British minesweeper ML2582 was hit. 15 crewmen feared dead, two survivors rescued. The ship normally carries 16 men. The accident involved Dutch British and Belgian forces with Rear Adm. C W Slot in command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den Helder
Netherlands
London
Admiralty
West Frisian
Texel
Adm
C. W. Slot
Sheep Lose Out When He Counts Sheep
Franklin Kentucky helper Earl Cherry nodded off as a truck driver steered a 275 sheep load on the New Jersey Turnpike. A nightmare caused Cherry to grab the wheel and overturn the vehicle. The spin resulted in 140 sheep dead. both Cherry and the driver Pitt Donald escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
Earl Cherry
Cherry
Franklin
New Jersey Turnpike
Pitt Donald
Pretty Raw Fraud Cases Uncovered
Rep Chelf says the General Accounting Office flagged several cases with “pretty raw fraud” and no prosecutions yet. He leads a Judiciary subcommittee planning public hearings next week and seeks 88000 more to extend the investigation started months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chelf
D-Ky
General Accounting Office
Justice Department
Judiciary
House Administration Committee
Last Rites Monday For Mike Viale
Mike Viale born in Italy in 1878 died Friday in Sherman Texas after a lengthy illness. Services will be Monday at 10 a.m. in Coalgate Blessed Sacrament with burial in Coalgate cemetery. Father J W Traut will conduct the rites. He had lived with Mrs Katherine Ghigo and family for 25 years. Funeral arrangements by Slaters Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalgate
Mike Viale
Italy
Viale
Sherman
Tex
Katherine Ghigo
J. W. Traut
Coalgate Cemetery
Slaters Funeral Home
Industrial Tour Is Being Planned
A second Oklahoma industrial tour to attract new industries is set for October 5 to 19. Tulsa Chamber of Commerce executive vice president Russell S. Rhodes says it will visit Chicago Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati and St. Louis. The Oklahoma Industrial Development Council sponsors the trip described as a doorbell ringing tour for about 80 prominent state figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Russell S. Rhodes
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Rhodes
Oklahoma Industrial Development Council
R. K. Lame
Public Service Company of Oklahoma
Donald S. Kennedy
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co
Hog cholera devastates hog herds for American farmers
American farmers lose more hogs to hog cholera than to any other disease, affecting swine herds nationwide and prompting calls for improved biosecurity and vaccination efforts.
U S Air Force Ready to Renew Berlin Airlift
The U S Air Force says it is ready to revive the Berlin airlift if a new blockade develops. Plans remain current, with British and French planes likely to join. West Berlin is stocked for about six months, though cargo planes are fewer than in 1948 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Donald Doane
Frankfurt
Germany
Berlin
Air Force
West Berlin
Stark Will Face Charge of Assault
S C Stark faced reduced charges after an oil rig incident with Walter Blackerby near Center May 21. A three pound hammer alleged in the altercation was not proven, and Stark paid $26.50 in fines and costs before peace justice C W Floyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Stark
C. W. Floyd
Peace Justice
Stark
Walter Blackerby
Center
Floyd
Starke
Blackerby
Truman Declines Blood Donation Request From Kid of the Year
President Truman agrees to be honorary chairman of the Kids of America Blood Bank but says a 68 year old’s blood is not fit for the wounded in Korea. Jimmy Carrick, 13, of Pittsburgh, has long solicited blood for the Red Cross while touring coast to coast. he has spinal tuberculosis and has donated blood despite his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Kids of America Blood Bank
Korea
Jimmy Carrick
Pittsburgh
Carrick
White House
U. S
Ada Woman 84 Dies. Rites Monday At First Christian
Mrs. Margaret Waggoner, 84, Ada resident since 1915, died Saturday at 12:20 AM. Funeral Monday at 2:00 PM from First Christian church, burial in Rosedale cemetery. Born Frankfort Ind, married E S Waggoner Colfax Ind 1892. Survives: daughters Constance Mary and Dorothy Benson Ada, grandson John Benson and Harold Constant Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Waggoner
Ada
First Christian Church
Rosedale
Waggoner
Frankfort
Ind
E. S. Waggoner
Colfax
Mellott
Stratford Visitors Share Family Time Across Town
Mrs. Anola Look of Perryton Texas visits sister Mrs. L T Mitchell. Mrs. Arvin Kelly and her son stay with parents Mr and Mrs C C Rosson. Mrs. Kelly is from Atchison Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Anola Look
Perryton, Texas
Mrs. L. T. Mitchell
Mrs Ruth Snoddy Visits Mother In Norman
Mrs Ruth Snoddy an instructor at the University of Norman spent from Thursday until Sunday with her mother Mrs W U Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Snoddy
University of Norman
W. U. Goodwin
Brannon Family Visits Oklahoma City Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brannon and family from Oklahoma City spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bratcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brannon
Oklahoma City
Alex Bratcher
Dallas Family Visits Relatives Across California
Mrs Bill McClaren and three children of Dallas spent several days with Rev and Mrs J E McClaren. Mr and Mrs Bob McBain and children left Tuesday for California to visit relatives in Fillmore Sheridan and Hopeville for about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill McClaren
Dallas
Rev
J. E. McClaren
Bob McBain
California
Fillmore
Sheridan
Hopeville
Crawford Guests in Southgate Home Family Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Crawford of Southgate California are staying with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jess King as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Crawford
Southgate, Calif
Jess King
Clifton Couple Visiting Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. George Austin of Clifton Arizona are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jakie Nann Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Howell and the Dee Austin family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Austin
Clifton, Ariz
Jakie Nann
Elvis Howell
Dee Austin
Mr and Mrs Tenny teach at Heavener move to Route Two farm
Mr and Mrs A B Tenny who taught at Heavener the past year are at their farm on Route two. Mrs Tenny will attend school at Ada this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Tenny
Heavener
Route Two
Maxey Couple Visits Relatives in Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs J M Maxey spent the latter part of last week visiting relatives in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Maxey
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Visits Highlight Local News
Mrs S P Atchison visited her son and wife in Oklahoma City last week returning home Saturday. Miss Frances Jones of Oklahoma City visited her parents Mr and Mrs Aster Jones over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Atchison
Mrs
John Atchison
Oklahoma City
Frances Jones
Aster Jones
Alumni Banquet at Rosedale Draws 135 Attendees
Mr and Mrs Delbert Jones attended the Alumni banquet at Rosedale Saturday night about 135 alumni attended the affair Sammie Boatright of McAlester is spending the week with his grandmother Mrs Sam Boatright
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Jones
Rosedale
Sammie Boatright
McAlester
Mrs
Sam _ Boatright
Sliger Family Vacation Visit in Stratford
Bill Sliger and daughters Yvonne and Sandra spent the week visiting relatives in Stratford. Bill works for Sinclair Oil Co. in Morris Illinois and the family is from Shawnee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sliger
Yvonne
Sandra
Stratford
Bill
Sinclair Oil Co
Morris, Ill
Shawnee
Weekend Guests Visit Homes of Maupin Family
Weekend guests in the home of Mrs. E. A. Maupin and the Dewey Eeds home were Mr. and Mrs. John Maupin of Oklahoma City and Charles Maupin, who has been teaching at a junior college in Tonkawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Maupin
John Maupin
Oklahoma City
Charles Maupin
Tonkawa
Reverend TeeterReturns as Sulphur Pastor
Mr and Mrs Tom Glass visited her brother Rev and Mrs Bon ner Teeter and family at Sulphur. Rev Teeter was returned to Sulphur as pastor of the First Methodist church there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Glass
Bonner Teeter
Sulphur
Rev. Teeter
First Methodist Church
Richmond Matriarch Visits Kin in California
Mrs. D. F. Buttler of Richmond California is visiting her son Mr and Mrs W D Buttler and grandson Argie. Mrs. F. D. Sliger is spending a few days in Stratford while on vacation. Mr Sliger now resides in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Buttler
Richmond, Calif
Mrs
W. D. Buttler
Argie
F. D. Sliger
Stratford
Mr. Sliger
Oklahoma City
Files Leave For Sapulpa To Visit Ill Mrs Brock
Mr and Mrs G T Files departed Tuesday to Sapulpa to visit Mrs J C Brock who is ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Files
Sapulpa
J. C. Brock
Watts Family Visit Stays With Tulsa Relatives
Mr and Mrs Herbert Watts and their children Harold and Barbara of Tulsa visited his parents C A Watts and her parents Claude Pelace. Barbara extended her stay with relatives for additional time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Watts
Harold and
Barbara
Tulsa
C. A. Watts
Arents
Claude Pelace
Miss Barnard and Miss Keller Visit Father for Two Weeks
Miss Myra Barnard and Miss Kathryn Keller arrived Tuesday to visit Miss Barnard's father for two weeks. Keller hails from Pennsylvania and the pair have spent the past year doing Bible translation work among the Chan tal Indians in the State of Tabasco, Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Barnard
Kathryn Keller
Eastern Star session honors Worthy Grand Matron in Stonewall
The Stratford Allen Francis and Stonewall chapters met in a special Stonewall session to honor Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Cora Glenn. Stratford attendees included Mrs. Oliver Sallee Mrs. Guy Andrews Mrs. Marie Clark Mrs. Maxine Endicott Mrs. John Williams Mrs. Kenneth Andrews Mrs. Lou Sheppard Mrs. Mary Lou Welch and Mrs. Helen Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Allen, Francis
Stonewall
Order of the Eastern Star
Cora Glenn
Oliver Sallee
Guy Andrews
Marie Clark
Maxine Endicott
John Williams
Kenneth Andrews
Lou Sheppard
Mary Lou Welch
Helen Turner
Ballards and Clarks Headed to Coffeyville for REA Work
Mr and Mrs Johnnie Ballard Mr and Mrs Pete Clark and their son left Sunday to Coffeyville Kansas where they will be employed with the REA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Ballard
Pete Clark and Son
Coffeyville
Kan
REA
Corley Taken To Pool Hospital For Observation
Jack Corley was taken to Pool hospital at Lindsay Monday afternoon for observation after becoming ill Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Corley
Lindsay
Mr. Corley
Mrs. Jessie Ratzliff Visits Fairview Parents
Mrs. Jessie Ratzliff of Fairview is spending time with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Shi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Ratzliff
Fairview
Mrs
L. P. Shi
95-year-old Mason finally receives 75 year service pin
Albert D. Brewer, a 95 year old former Indian fighter and trader, received the diamond-studded Mason pin for 75 years of service at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Los Angeles where he is a patient. He said, I waited a long time for that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Albert D. Brewer
Veterans Administration Hospital
Brewer
Nab Driver in Wild Chase
A high speed chase on US 64 near Bixby ended with the arrest of Harry Leroy Murray a 39 year old convict from Arkansas charged as a kidnapping fugitive. Trooper Moran fired at the fleeing car forcing it to stop and units reported ten cars forced off the highway along with two near head on collisions. Police recovered two small revolvers whisky beer benzedrine and a stolen car traced to M L Winford of Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
U. S
Ft. Smith
Ark
Leavenworth Federal Prison
Moran
M. L. Winford
Three Adans to Represent Ada at Nazarene Assembly
Ada church leaders will be official delegates to the 13th General Assembly of the Church of the Nazarene in Kansas City from June 19 to 28. Rev. Glen Jones and wife of 630 West Ninth head the Southeast Oklahoma district and Monroe Parker of 623 West Nineteenth attends as a lay delegate. Over 10 000 delegates and guests from 64 districts and 28 world areas will attend to reflect the churchs growth since 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
General Assembly
Church of the Nazarene
Kansas City
Glen Jones
West Ninth
Jones
Oklahoma
Monroe Parker
West
U. S
Canada
British Isles
Man Finds $20,000 in Bonds Hidden in Chimney
Ilion New York June 5 Raymond Chadwick a Remington Arms foreman found about $20 in negotiable bonds in a tin box while cleaning the chimney of his newly purchased house. He questions whether the windfall belongs to him or the estate of John C. Kelleher who died last year. Daniel Kelleher administrator of the estate declined comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilion
N. Y
Raymond Chadwick
Chadwick
Remington Arms Co
John C. Kelleher
Daniel Kelleher
Little Falls
Judge Denies Drunken Driving Bond for Sapulpa Judge
Payne County Judge Wallace S. Dickey Jr. was freed on a 500 dollar bond at arraignment in Sapulpa on drunken driving charges. He pleaded innocent as Creek County Judge S M Cunningham set trial for the next term. Dickey awaits appeal from a prior drunken driving conviction and faces reelection opposition from Payne County Attorney Max Sater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapulpa
Okla
Payne County
Wallace S. Dickey Jr
Creek County
S. M. Cunningham
Dickey
Dilton
Max Sater
Guthrie
State Criminal Court of Appeals
Six Family Tragedies Hit Smith Family in Colorado Springs
In three years six members of the James W. Smith family have died. Marilyn Smith, 25, and two children were killed yesterday in a crash. Three years earlier a home fire claimed three more Smith children. James W. Smith survives in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
James W. Smith
Marilyn Smith
Smith
Smiths
Marriages Reported in Ada and Surrounding Areas
Clarence Duke of Ada wed Mrs. Lela Duke also of Ada. James Arthur Harris age 21 from Greenburg St Helena Parish Louisiana married Betty Choate 17 of Ada. Ray Branum 34 of Wichita Falls Texas married Lema Glenn Ayers 21 of Ravia. Ancel A Williams 25 of Allen married Dava Lynn Broyles 20 of Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Duke
Ada
Lela Duke
James Arthur Harris
Greenburg
St. Helena Parish
Louisiana
Betty Choate
Ray Branum
Wichita Falls
Tex
Lema Glenn Ayers
Ravia
Ancel A. Williams
Allen
Dava Lynn Broyles
Large 1749-Bushel Shipment Loaded in Temple OK
A 1,749 bushel load was loaded Wednesday by Farmers Elevator in Temple Oklahoma and will be checked by Kansas grain inspectors Monday before delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Oklo
Kansas Grain
Latta News Families Share Weekend Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Shahan and family of Dallas and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Solomon and family of Lawton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Roper. Mrs. Shahan and Mrs. Solomon are sisters of Mrs. Roper. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny L. Arter of Dustin spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Arter and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sliger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Shahan
Dallas
Herman Solomon
Lawton
James Roper
Shahan
Solomon
Roper
Johnny L. Arter
Dustin
Mason Arter
Ed Sliger
Martin enrolls at Oklahoma A and M after Friday departure
Lloyd Martin left Friday for Stillwater to enroll at Oklahoma A and M College. He was awarded the FFA scholarship this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Martin
Stillwater
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Young Martin
FFA
Lovelady couple opens Simmons building grocery
Mr and Mrs John Sanders of the Lovelady community have leased the Simmons building and opened a grocery They are parents of six children and intend to move to Latta soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sanders
Lovelady
Simmons
Latta
Durbin Visit in Muskogee Neighbors
Mr and Mrs Ernest Durbin of Muskogee visited his nephew and family Mr and Mrs M L Stegall and Jerry Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Durbin
Muskogee
M. L. Stegall
Jerry
Lovelace Family Visit Highlights Local Ties
Mrs. Marion Lovelace and her children spend two weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Lovelace and relatives. Roscoe Castleberry returns from Wesley Hospital in Oklahoma City after treatment for a heart ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lovelace
J. G. Lovelace
Roscoe Castleberry
Wesley Hospital
Oklahoma City
Mrs Chester Williams Recovers After Major Surgery
Mrs Chester Williams who underwent major surgery Monday is reported to be progressing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Williams
Oklahoma University to confer 1604 degrees at 60th commencement
University of Oklahoma president Dr George L Cross will preside at the 60th annual commencement Monday at Owen Stadium. A long list of graduates from Ada to Wayne, including degrees in geology, petroleum engineering, architecture, journalism and education, will receive diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
George L. Cross
University of Oklahoma
Owen Stadium
Ada — Richard D. Alexander
Sol P. Jones
Delbert R. Maxwell
Robert A. Meaders
John M. Moore
Gale S. Thomas
Ae B .Ward
White and Negro Youths Are Wed
In Ithaca New York on June 5 a white youth Robert McAllester aged 23 and his Negro bride Jace Cunningham aged 22 from Berkeley California wed in a simple Quaker ceremony after graduating Monday from Earlham College in Richmond Indiana. McAllester said we will meet each thing as it comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Robert McAllester
Africa
Jace Cunningham
Berkeley
Calif
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
McAllester
Four Men Honored At Smun Graduation
A bishop a scholar a paper manufacturer and a publisher were awarded honorary degrees at SMU commencement. Methodist Bishop Paul Bentley Kerr of Nashville Dr A Joseph Armstrong of Waco Ernest Lynn Kurth of Lufkin and Lovie Littinville of Norman received honors. All but Littinville earned doctor of law degrees. University of Oklahoma officials received doctor of letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Paul Bentley Kerr
Nashville
Tahlequah Chamber Banquet to Feature Planning Board Chairman
Morton Harrison, chairman of the Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board, will be the guest speaker at Tahlequah Chamber of Commerce’s semi annual banquet Thursday in Tahlequah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahlequah
Okla
Morton Harrison
Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board
Fertilizer Uses Largest Share of Sulfuric Acid
More than a third of all sulfuric acid produced in the United States goes into fertilizer. This reflects the chemical’s key role in agricultural production and soil nutrient management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
Police gunfire wounds Ada man during night chase
Leo W. Anglin, 36, was shot by police after resisting arrest by Night Captain Clinton Dame in Ada. Anglin, stopped in the 700 block North Oak at 5 05 am, was found with a .22 pistol loaded and about two dozen bullets. He was taken to Valley View hospital in very critical condition. Chief Cecil Smith said the investigation would continue and that witnesses were interviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo W. Anglin
Valley View Hospital
North Oak
Anglin
Clinton Dame
Dame
West Main
Cecil Smith
Smith
Ada
Tension at Central Prison After Prisoner Uprising
In Raleigh North Carolina inmates at Central Prison took 10 staff hostage for nearly six hours demanding prison reform. Guards civilians and foremen were seized and later released after officials promised investigations and reforms. Guard Captain W G Meadows was suspended pending inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Central Prison
W. G. Meadows
Robert A. Allen
Allen
Walter Anderson
CAB Drops Plan For Nautical Talk
Washington The Civil Aeronautics Board said it will not require aviators to use nautical miles and knots. The board announced it is dropping its suggestion to switch civil aviation to sea terms for distance and speed for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Scouts Spend Week on Lake Texoma
Foy Stout sponsor of the Air Scouts and Prop Twislers led fifteen members on a campaign and fishing trip to Soldier's Creek on Lake Texoma. The group fished boated hiked and swam living in tents and cooking their own meals with Vernon Stout joining from We tumka along with David Ballinger Don Chilcoat Bill Halpain Jerry Carter Wesley Bates Floyd Holbrook Hal Im am J. B. Denman Jr Eddie est Jimmy Stout Larry Stou Billy Martin Jackie Pates and Gordon Ray Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foy Stout
Air Scouts
Twislers
Fiften
Stout
Soldier’s Creek
Lake
Texoma
Vernon Stout
Wetumka
David Ballinger
Don Chilcoat
Bill Halpain
Jerry Carter
Wesley Bates
Floyd Holbrook
Hal Imam
J. B. Denman Jr
Eddie Est
Jimmy Stout
Larry Stou
Billy Martin
Jackie Pates
Gordon Ray Richards
Mexico City orders depistolization ahead of July 6 elections
President Miguel Aleman instructs nationwide confiscation of all illegal firearms and a review of gun permits to prevent violence before the national elections on July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Miguel Aleman
Farm families rely on off farm cash income in U S
About two thirds of U S farm families have non farm cash income sources, with the share highest among the very low and very high income brackets, indicating diversified earnings beyond farm operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
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Collins
By ED L. Campbell
Virginia
NFU
Fear
Oscar Monrad
State Department
E. 5. Waggoner
Stratford News
Arkansas
Nazarene
Latta News
O. U
James E. Welden
Antlers
Mary Ann Ellis
Jack F. Foster
Enoch Row
Enco
Lee Roy West
ATOKA
James L. Clark
Donald K. Locke
Byars
Martha A. Newbern
Mary K. Thompson
Holdenville
Kath A. Brock
Dorothey J.dean
Bill J. Garrett
Charles A. Jones
Tony J. Lyons
Claude W. McDonald
Konawa
Richard S. Brooks
Joseph A. Corbin
Roy S. Douthit
James E. Goss
Maud — William H. Pelley
Alvin E. Ziegler
Sasakwa
Dan Leon Moore
J. D. Enis
Marie B. Clark
Clevadell V. Nelson
Billie J. Crabtree
Muneer A. Hassen
Robert L. Lattimore
Willie G. Long
SMU
Adan
Leo Anglin
AM. C
Cab
Lake Texoma
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