East Central district visual education conference review
An East Central district audio visual education conference urged schools to expand use of available equipment. Miss Tooker and Miss Monkees described a seven room program with $70 films used this year and open-house attendance rising after showing school films.
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Visurt
East Central District
Widnesley
Earl Wo Croas
State Department of Education
Weld
East Central
Rollove
Prahteamaz
Sehanks
Davia
Tooker
Betas
Divir Int School
Resarts
Thes Aetroal
Mix Hanger
Jatia
Zimnastondin
Teal
Rash Central Education Department
Heal
Heredt Battle Vallege
Boas
Cuellar
Nowy
Ken Rory
Mother and Children Die in House Fire
A two story frame home fire kills a mother and four children after a sequence of events at the burning house. The father Bryce Neeley and two older sons Amos My and Andrew escape from the downstairs bedroom as flames trap others in the upper level. Anne Arber, a daughter, is hospitalized in critical condition. Authorities report the mother handed a child to the father through a window before the blaze.
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Tayi
Lennie
Axsis
Roth
Shirley Fay
Cincibe
Ty Phyliig
Bree
Universsity
Anne Arber
Dawunter
Bryce
Getside
Ogktland County Sheriff's Deputies
Patois
Neeley
Amos My
Andrew
Bedrome
Union Members Set Meeting To Ratify Proposals In Henryetta
In Henryetta Oklahoma members of the International Miners Millers and Smelters union plan a meeting tonight to discuss ratification of proposals. The decision will require full membership approval on key terms of the agreement.
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Henryetta
Okla
International Minn, Mi and Smelter Workers Union
Catt Sumtin
Taadagemient
Oklahoma Weather Report Vague Almanac Note
Fragmented forecast mentions cloudy conditions tonight and Friday across the Panhandle with 80s temperatures elsewhere. Reading is unclear but suggests warm, unsettled conditions and a general regional spread in Oklahoma during the period.
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Oklahoma
Patty
Geatter
Dorsho
Panhandle
Hopper Home To Be Bombed In Large Grasshopper Campaign
Sy Ben Funk reports a new grasshopper plague threatens the grain belt. An aerial task force will depart from Sheridan, Wyoming, loaded with hopper poison to scour 4.5 million acres across Wyoming and Montana over about 30 days. The aim is to wipe out migratory hoppers that could devastate crops, with officials warning a past plague cost hundreds of millions. The USDA notes the breeding ground is puzzling and vows strong action to prevent future outbreaks.
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Sy Ben Funk
Denver
Rom Sheridan
Wyo
Wyoming
Montana
U. S. Department of Agriquilorce
Buydan
Usda Grasshopper Control Division
USPS
Oklahoma Traffic Toll Rises by Five in Week
Four deaths reported Wednesday and Thursday push this year’s highway toll to 20. Victims include Ioan C Beton, 97, of Yale, who overturned near the center southwest of Yale. Billie Revels, 17, and Bennett, 22, killed when their car was struck by a train at a Delaware County crossing. Russel Lewis, 16, of Burlington, and Jack Summers, 82, of Oklahoma City. Revels and Bennett were engaged and planned to marry. Summers died after his car hit a tree near Lake Overholser. Roy Beacham, 56, of Oklahoma City, said he lost control of his vehicle after a collision.
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Parsons
Oklahoma
Ioan C. Beton
Yale
Oklawha
Billie Macw Revels
Comimnarce
Jock William Bemzets
Miant
Russel BE Lewis
Burlington
Cole
Jack Thomas Summers
Miss Revels
Bennnett
Delaware County
Lewis
Bow
Andes
Burhinetas
U.S. Highway 64
Neve Alva
Connecticut Scions Adjourn and Recall Session Sparks Clash
The Connecticut General Assembly adjourned early without passing a two year budget and was recalled by Gay and Chester Bowles for a special session next Thursday. Democrats in the Senate tried to push spending cuts while Republicans in the House blocked major issues, ending with a dramatic deadlock. The governor had requested 450,000 to spend on provisions amid partisan battles since the January convening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlord
Connecticut
General Assembly
Gay
Chester Bowles
Senate
House
Assembly
FBI Tracks Soviet Embassy Activity Revealed in Coplon Case
A secret FBI report introduced at Judith Coplon espionage trial described tracking of Soviet Embassy officials, including Valentin Serokin and Leona Saran, and cited confidential informants and the Information Bulletin project. The document, read amid objections, suggested broader government surveillance of embassy operations and potential Communist connections among Hollywood figures.
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Washington
Iury
Judith Coplow
Charars
FBI
Leona Saron
Soviet Information Bulletin
Saron Warman
Furher
Valentin Serokin
Pan
Vasil M. Zubitin
Scongd
Frederic March
Lona
Saran
Archibald Palmer
Kvenikar
Fiat
Fiecegort
Laura Lewis
Commis
Tia
T-3
Leona Savon
Baltimore
Paul Robeson
Palmer
Joh M. Kelley, Jr
Albert L. Reeves
Miss Copton
New York
Mately
Valenting. A. Gubitchev
Frederic Mareh
Coplon
Sportsmen's Club Toa Meet Tonight
The Sportsmen's Club of Toa meets at the fire station tonight at eight. It is the regular monthly gathering with a program of sport films and a business session. A guest speaker has been arranged, per president BR. Lag to m.
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Paoatotoe
Sporta Films
Aso
BR. J. Lagtom
Indians Meet Here Monday in Ada District Meeting
Floyd Maytubby governor of the Ghickasawa with the Indians of Ada empirey will meet Monday night at 8 in Glenwood Park Ada to explain the payment procedure for individuals shares of county aggregate funds. If rain Monday evening the meeting moves to the district courtroom. Attendance is expected from Indians across a wide area with payments to begin by month’s end.
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Floyd Maytubby
Ghickasawa
Ada
Glenwood Park
Chambers Names Five With Gov Docs For Hiss Trial
Whitaker Chambers says five men supplied him with government documents during his Soviet espionage case. Named are Alger Hiss, William Ward Pigman, Ry Daxter White, Vincent Brno, and Julian Wadleigh. Pigman and White denied any improper dealings and involvement.
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New York
Whitaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
William Ward Pigman
Ry Daxter White
Vincent Brno
Julian Wadleigh
Chambers
Wadleigh
Hig
State Department
Pigman
Appleton
Wis
U. S.1 Bureau of Standards
Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
White
the Treasury
Fitzwillians
N. H
House
UnAmerican Activities Committee
Pam
Washington
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Franklin Victor Reno O
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Aberdeen
Reno
Will Inquire Into Parsons Trouble TOPERA Kas
Attorney General Harald Fatzer said he will send his assistant Ted Varner to Parsons to investigate the law enforcement situation. He noted he accepted an invitation from Marxar Vernor Axton to look into conditions and indicated possible action if violations are found after talks with city officials Glenn Jones John Bheomtz and Earl Minton.
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Topera
Kas
Harald Fatzer
Ted Varner
Parsons
Fatzer
Marxar Vernor
Axton
Wentz, Prominent Sale Republican, Dies Thursday
PONCA CITY Oklahoma prominent Republican leader Wentz died at his Arcade hotel apartment at 8 a m. He was about 68 and had suffered from heart disease since January. A bachelor, he was known as the party reader and guided Oklahoma GOP for years. His last public activity was during the 1948 campaign for Dewey and Warren. Continued on pages 7 col 7.
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Ponca City
Oita
June de PieLew
Oklahoma Air
Republicanational
Arcade
Wenta
Wentz
Rochester
Minn
Republican Party
Thomas E Dewey
Oklahoma
Dewey
Earl Warren
Mike
Oulahoma
Two State Women May Be Appointed
In Oklahoma City on June X, Mrs India Edwards of the Democratic Party said the president may appoint two Oklahoma women to posts in the United States diplomatic service. She named Mrs Mabelle Kennedy Pavhusa as ambassador likely to Guatemala and Mrs Kennedy is a Democratic National Committeewoman from Oklahoma. Edwards added Mrs Perle Mesta is also being considered.
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Oklahoma City
WxTwo
Oklahoma
United States Diplomatic Service
India Edwards
Execu
Women's Divi
Democratic Party
Sant
Mabelle Kennedy
Pavhuska
Guatemala
Kennedy
Democratic National
Heavy cotton loss hits South Texas plains
W.N. Willameen reports about 200000 bales of newly planted cotton wiped out by recent storms on the Texas south plains. Dark winds and sand damaged fields from Silverton area to the southwest, with rainfall and a light twister causing further destruction amid ongoing planting and replanting efforts.
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Lubroc
Zen Tune
Lion Agent
Texas South Plains
South
Silverton and
Fees
Charity Stuart
Silverton
Malesouthwest
Red Officers Beat Back Mob in Berlin Rail Strike Incident
Russian officers repelled a grim mob of about 200 railway strikers at the Soviet occupied Barkin railway headquarters in Berlin. Western police guarded the entrance while American sector German police dispersed the unrest after Russians complained of the invasion. The strike, tied to demands for higher wages and union recognition, has left the Reichsbahn inoperable and Berlin reliant on western food and supplies. No serious injuries were reported in last night’s clashes.
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Daniel Heluce Uberlin
Barkin Railway
Am U
Alexander Ketikow
West Carman
Bearding
Spree Canal
Stalin
Lenin
Mom
Ger
Frank Howley
Berrit
Howley
Nolice
Alhiad-Snensored
Br4
Dtalidisg
West Berlin
Reichsbahn
Berlin
Germany
T S
British Airtitt
Rains Hit Much of Oklahoma Delaying Wheat Harvest
Heavy rains swept across Oklahoma delaying the wheat harvest. Reports say fields are ripe but damp conditions keep combines idle. Farmers fear extended rain will damage straw and slow yields as rain falls in Altus Hobart Clinton and Guyton areas.
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Ada
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Guynton
Altus
Hobart
Clinton
Kansas
Nebraska
Winnesota
Grand Old Man Coming to East Central Campus
The Grand Old Man is expected to arrive on East Central campus Thursday June 16. The Grand High Provider reports the fowls of the order are boosting morale as meek neophytes seek admission. Applications of meek and lowly negabytes must be filed in the Dean of Men's office for selection after screening.
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East Central Campus
Grand High
Mokus
Grand High Mokus
Ancient
Red Haired Boy Describes Death of Three Playmates
Walnut Ridge Arkansas report says James Chesser known as Buddy told state police how he allegedly trapped three farm children in a discarded wooden box and shut it. Investigators noted age may prevent charges. victims were Delbert Chastain 2 Joyce Ann 9 and Shirley Ann Ramsey 6. The boy, son of Chesser’s sister, was released to his father.
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Walnut Ridge
Ark
Tune J. A
BR. R. Peterson
James
Buddy) Chesser
Chesser
Peterson
Volmaster
James Delbert Chastain
Joyce Ann
Ed Chastain
Shixley Ann Ramsey
Arthur Ramsey
Tan Kane
Last Day to Enroll for Red Cross Summer Swim Courses
Friday is the final enrollment day for Red Cross summer swimming courses which start soon. The enrolment began May 25 and most interested have already joined lists. Applications can be mailed from the Red Cross office on South Broadway. Further details on doctor’s physical examination will be published Friday.
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Red Cross
Ineal
South Broadway
Russians Reject American Demand in Berlin Talks
Paris reports Russia refuses to bow to U S demands for intervention by the Big Four in east west trade and traffic negotiations in Berlin. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky told the foreign ministers council the Berlin talks are not to blame on Soviet reps if negotiations fail.
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Paris
Russia
Berlin
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Foreign Ministers’ Council
U. S
Dean Acheson
Fornado Strikes Floydada Texas Damages Town
A tornado hit the Cedar Rail area northeast of Floydada last night, damaging several buildings but causing no reported casualties. Floydada lies in northwest Texas about 40 miles northeast of Lubbock.
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Fornado
Texas
Floydada
S—Pla
Cedar
Hare
Lubbock
Mine Workers Strike Ahead Of New Contract Talks
On the eve of a new contract, 456,000 United Mine Workers prepare a strike led by John L. Lewis to pressure coal industry reforms. Owners split, some favor shutdown to curb losses, while others oppose. Officials warn of instability and broader economic impact as negotiations loom.
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Washington
Juri
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Charleston
W. Va
Walter R. Thurmond
Southern Producers ’Association
Lewis
John
Richland Attends Georgia Neese Clark Welcome Home
Richland Kansas gathered about 225 residents and visitors to greet Georgia Neese Clark, actress turned farmer and U S Treasurer nominee, in a hometown welcome. The event featured a halting program as an excited crowd heard of her long career from local roots to national service and speculation she may sign currency.
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Richland
Kas
Georgia
Neese Clark
Kansas
Clark
Truman
U, & Treasurer
Washington
Clark Reel
Frey
Renerak
U. S
Pessimist Question On Harvard Studies Cited
Fragmentary quote shows Mrs Bud Tate asked about Harvard study plans and financial support. The readable text suggests concern over money from parents and the unnamed speaker’s stance on the subject.
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Bud Tate
Harvard
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