Hereford Heaven Stampede Opens in Sulphur for Sixth Year
The Murray county city of Sulphur hosts the sixth annual Hereford Heaven Stampede over three days starting Tuesday. A 1:30 parade precedes the rodeo which ends at 11 p.m. with 21 riding clubs in the largest parade yet and Platt National Park visits for guests. The arena seats 10,300 and Wild Bill Elliott helped place props before opening night.
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Murray County
Oklahoma
Hereford Heaven
Platt National Park
William “Wild Bill’ Elliott
Hereford Heaven Stampede Draws 192 Contestants for $15000
Ruby Nance band supplied music as announcer Tom Hadley announced the Hereford Heaven Stampede with 192 rodeo contestants competing for about $15,000 in cash prizes. The grand entry featured Wild Bill and Tommy Steiner leading riders from Oklahoma and Texas, with 8,500 onlookers.
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Ruby Nance
Tom Hadley
Hereford Heaven
Steiner-Eliott Rodeo Production Company
Fred Hunt
McAlester
United States
Oklahoma
Texas
Wild Bill
Tommy Steiner
Elliott
Sulphur
Springer
Wewoka
Ardmore
Purcell
Chickasha
Madill
Denison
Tex
Healdton
Ada
Pauls Valley
Lindsay
Seminole
Stratford
Shawnee
Wilson
Holdenville
Duncan
Davis
Coalgate
Marlow
Moore
Tucson
Ariz
Clark McIntire
Kiowa
Okla
Shoot Webster
Nowata
Stene Bannon
Cambridge
Cal
Don McLaughlin
Ft. Worth
Royce Sewall
Rodeo Results From Oklahoma Events
Calf scramble times list competitors including John Pogue Vinita 12.9 and Jack Saunders Gatesville 13.0 with others from Cherokee Nowata Fort Worth and more. Steer roping times show Hugh Posey 22.1 and John Pogue 35.3 with several named participants and several athletes without times. Pole bending and roping clubs are noted with participant names such as Peggy Gaither Healdton and Joan Redding SoonER RoPing Club among others.
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Webster
John Pogue
Vinita
Elliott
Alfred Cox
Spicewood
Tex
Curtiss Candy Company
Dick Truitt
Stonewall
Truitt
Hugh Posey
Burke
Jiggs Burke
Springer
Clark McIintire
Lige Hammock
Hugo
Pat Scudder
Nowata
Peggy Gaither
Healdton
Joan Redding
Sooner
Moore
Arena
Brahma
Jack Saunders
Gatesville
Don McLaughlin
Ft. Worth
Tex Oncaeid
George Epperson
Royce Sewall
Aston
Lanham Riley
Dee Burke
James Epperson
Cherokee
Vernon Bannon
Cambridge
George Wilderspin
Bud McClure
Ardmore
W. B. Lowrance
Okay
Okla
Stonetail Iil
Ft. Monesies Tibineeaonecononen
Clark McIntire
Kiowa
Janet Smith
Pauls
Valley
Gertrude Burnside
Minnie Goldsby
Westerners
Oklahoma City
Wayne Lourane
Lois McGee
Pauls Valley
Court Rule Saves Birmingham Chief
The Alabama Court of Appeals yesterday reversed the conviction of Birmingham Police Commissioner Eugene Connor for occupying a hotel room with his secretary Christina Brown. The judge ruled the ordinance was too broad and could criminalize lawful acts. Connor, 34, denied immoral intent and said he was trapped after a Dec. 21 arrest. a grand jury suggested removal from office.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Court of Appeals
Birmingham
Eugene Connor
Robert B. Harwood
Connor
Christina Brown
Miss Brown
Govnor
Visitors Gather At Hirn Home For Weekend
Those visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Hirn and Frankie Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Williams and Sam mie Jr. of Seminole, Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Harrison and Margaret Dee and Kathy of Somerset Ohio, Mrs. Ivan McKissock of Manor Pennsylvania, James Choate of Richmond Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hagen of Shawnee, Mrs. Margaret Williams of Seminole and Ernie Bowling of Seminole.
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George Hirn
Frankie
Sammy Williams
Sammie Jr
Seminole
K. D. Harrison
Margaret Dee
Kathy
Somerset
Ohio
Ivan McKissock
Manor
Pennsylvania
James Choate
Richmond
Washington
Joe Hagen
Shawnee
Margaret Williams
Ernie Bowling
Mullins Mary Brewer and Geraldine Mullins Attend Gulf Picnic
Mr and Mrs David Mullins Mary Brewer and Geraldine Mullins attended a Gulf Picnic at Seminole on Tuesday.
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David Mullins
Mary Brewer
Geraldine Mullins
Gulf
Seminole
Higdon Family Visits and Local Visits Across Seminole
Mr and Mrs Dave Higdon and children visited Mr and Mrs Kenneth Higdon of Seminole Tuesday night. Mrs S J Sutton and Carl visited Mr and Mrs Bill Sutton of Seminole Tuesday. Rodger Landcaster of Ada is visiting his Mrs Ruby Doolen this week. Mrs Herman Speaks and Mr John Lain of Cement visited Mr and Mrs Bill Cooley Thursday. Mrs Anice Bowles Mrs Elsie Bowles and Peggy shopped in Ada Thursday.
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Dave Higdon
Kenneth Higdon
Seminole
S. J. Sutton
Carl
Bill Sutton
Rodger Landcaster
Ada
Ruby Doolen
Herman Speaks
John Lain
Cement
Bill Cooley
Anice Bowles
Elsie Bowles
Peggy
Arthur Higdon
Evanses travel to Tennessee for son’s university graduation
Mr and Mrs J I Evans left Thursday for Alcoa Tennessee to attend the graduation of their son Clarence Ray Bunk Evans who will receive a degree in Vocational Agriculture from Tennessee University.
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J. l. Evans
Alcoa
Tennessee
Clarence Ray
Bunk) Evans
Tennessee University
Ada Visitors Report Friday Night Call
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pamplin Maxine Cowsert and Ellen Brewer of Ada visited Mr. and Mrs. Edd Sharber on Friday night.
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Jim Pamplin
Maxine Cowsert
Ellen Brewer
Ada
Edd Sharber
Higdon Couple Make Business Trip to Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs Dave Higdon traveled to Oklahoma City on Thursday and Friday for a business engagement. They visited local offices and met with associates to discuss ongoing projects and future plans.
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Dave Higdon
Oklahoma City
Norma Jean Higdon Visits Mills With Mrs Mills
Norma Jean and Tommie Higdon spent Thursday and Friday with Mr and Mrs W T Mills of a region noted in local society circles. They enjoyed hospitality and familiar companionship during the visit.
Linda Jane Russell Tonsil Surgery At Valley View
Linda Jane Russell had her tonsils removed Friday at the Valley View hospital in Ada. She returned home Saturday.
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Linda Jane Russell
Valley View Hospital
Ada
Hattie Baker Returns Home From Grimes Hospital
Hattie Baker has returned to her home after a stay at Grimes Hospital in Wewoka. She was treated there before being discharged to recuperate at home.
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Hattie Baker
Grimes Hospital
Wewoka
Stanley Brush Party Hosted by Mrs Edd Sharber
Mrs Edd Sharber hosted a Stanley Brush party on Wednesday afternoon with attendees including Mrs Laura Heard Myrtle Lewis Ruby Mann Fannie Sharber Jewel Griffin Jos ey Long Evelyn Hirn Elsie Bowles Jewel Scroggin Patsy Scroggin Maxine Pamplin Mas eline Berry Maxine Cowsert Nell Heard Elsie Heard Dorothy Abbott Katy Robertson Mable Heard Mrs John Watters Leona Finch and Myrtle Allen. Refreshments were ice cream and cookies.
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Stanley Brush
Edd Sharber
Laura Heard
Myrtle Lewis
Ruby Mann
Fannie Sharber
Jewel Griffin
Josey Long
Evelyn Hirn
Elsie Bowles
Jewel Scroggin
Patsy Scroggin
Maxine Pamplin
Maseline Berry
Maxine Cowsert
Nell Heard
Elsie Heard
Dorothy Abbott
Katy Robertson Mable Heard
John Watters
Leona Finch
Myrtle Allen
Ada Shoppers List Mr. Jess Russell and Atkinsons
Mr. Jess Russell along with Alice Ann and Alta Jean Atkinson shopped in Ada Saturday, highlighting local consumer activity and social ties in the community.
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Jess Russell
Alice Ann
Alta Jean Atkinson
Ada
Notable Illness and Hospital Visit Reported
Oscar Merrell is seriously ill this week. Linda Jane Russell received visitors Friday night at Valley View hospital in Ada from Jess Russell Alice Ann and Alta Jean Atkinson.
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Oscar Merrell
Jess Russell
Alice Ann
Alta Jean Atkinson
Linda Jane Russell
Valley View Hospital
Ada
Ada and Shawnee Families Visit Sharber Household
Mr and Mrs Jim Pamplin of Ada and Mr and Mrs Jack Sharber with children from Shawnee visited Mr and Mrs Edd Sharber Saturday night.
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Jim Pamplin
Ada
Jack Sharber
Shawnee
Edd Sharber
Ada Visit Highlights Roddy Home Gathering
Mrs. Ruby Doolen and Janice, Mrs. J. D. Davis and Billy visited Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Roddy in Ada on Saturday.
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Ruby Doolen
Janice
J. D. Davis
Billy
Mrs. Eldridge Roddy
Ada
Robertsons Spend Sunday with Rodden Family at Ada
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Robertson of Ada visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rodden and family for a family gathering.
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W. T. Robertson
Ada
A. C. Rodden and
Edwards Couple Sees Vacation With Oklahoma Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Edwards of Washington Oklahoma are spending their vacation with Mr. and Mrs. D W Lowery and Mr. and Mrs. J C Phelps.
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Nathan Edwards
Washington, Okla
D. W. Lowery
Mrs. J. C. Phelps
Dinner guests of the Sharbers host Berry and Sharber kin
Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Edd Sharber Sunday included Mr and Mrs Roscoe Berry of Seminole and Mr and Mrs Jack Sharber of Shawnee.
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Edd Sharber
Roscoe Berry
Seminole
Jack Sharber
Shawnee
Mrs Harbour Visits Eunice Kin in Ill Bowles Family
Mrs Bill Harbour of Eunice New Mexico visits her mother and father Mr and Mrs Hugh Bowles. Mrs Bowles is ill.
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Bill Harbour
Eunice, New Mexico
Hugh Bowles
Bowles
Ada Couple Hosts Visitors Sunday
Mr and Mrs George Hollings head of Ada visited Mr and Mrs Herman Robertson Sunday at their home for a social call and conversation with friends.
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George Hollingshead
Ada
Herman Robertson
Hirn Family Visit Highlights Day Oklahoma Gathering
Mr and Mrs George Hirn Sr of Day Oklahoma visited Mr and Mrs George Hirn and Frankie on Sunday.
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George Hirn Sr
Day
Okla
George Hirn
Frankie Sunday
Page Family Visit Reports Seminole Hosts
Mr and Mrs Albert Page of Seminole visited Mr and Mrs M C Botkin on Sunday enjoying a social call with family in the community.
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Albert Page
Seminole
M. C. Botkin
Couple Raymond Wood Weekend Visit in Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs Raymond Wood spent the weekend in Oklahoma City city for a short visit. They toured local sights and visited friends during their stay.
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Mrs
Raymond Wood
Oklahomaity
Anders Family Visit Highlights Lindsay Relation
Mr and Mrs Warren Anders and son Gary of Lindsay visited Mr and Mrs J E Anders and Mr and Mrs L F Anders Sunday in a family gathering outlined in local social notices.
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Warren Anders
Gary of
Lindsay
J. E. Anders
L. F. Anders
Foster and Burgess Guests Visit Sunday
Mr and Mrs Charles Foster of Wewoka visited Mr and Mrs Bob Burgess on Sunday in a friendly family outing with no further events noted.
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Charles Foster
Wewoka
Mrs
Bob Burgess
Benio Family Attends Falls Creek Indian Assembly
Mr and Mrs Richard Benio took Benita to Falls Creek for the annual Indian Assembly and the G A Girls Camp.
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Richard Benio
Benita
Falls Creek
Indian Assembly
G. A
Mrs Delaney Visits Oklahoma City Family Over Weekend
Mrs Delaney of Oklahoma City spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Tollie Collins. She enjoyed time with the couple and their household, sharing stories and hospitality during the visit.
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Mrs. Delaney
Oklahoma City
Tollie Collins
Oklahoma City visits Dewayne McGee and Irene Hughes this week
Luther Cummings of Oklahoma City is visiting Dewayne McGee and Irene Hughes this week.
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Luther Cummings
Oklahoma City
Dewayne McGee
Irene Hughes
Mrs Sam Hughes Returns Home From Oklahoma City Visit
Mrs Sam Hughes has returned home after visiting her sister who was ill in Oklahoma City.
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Sam Hughes
Oklahoma City
Higdon Family Activities Across Oklahoma City and Tulsa
Weekend notices show Kenneth Higdon and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Higdon of Seminole in Oklahoma City and Tulsa during the week. Other items include Yvonne Baker at Ford's Cafe in Wewoka and Bob Burgess at a McAlester rodeo.
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Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Jimmy Gregory
Yvonne Baker
Ford’s Cafe
Wewoka
Bob Burgess
McAlester
Johnston Family Visits Mr. Seay in Wichita
Mr and Mrs Ray Johnston and their children of Wichita Kansas are visiting Mr Walter Seay and oan.
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Ray Johnston
Wichita, Kansas
Walter Seay
Oan
Mr and Mrs Joe Edd Sharber relocate to Sor Angelo Texas
Mr and Mrs Joe Edd Sharber move to Sor Angelo Texas where he has taken a job with Arrow Drilling Company.
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Joe Edd Sharber
Sor Angelo, Texas
The
Arrow Drilling Company
Shawnee Visitors Call on San Angelo Residents
Mr and Mrs Jack Sharber and children of Shawnee visited Mr and Mrs Joe Edd Sharber and Mr and Mrs D L Fleming and Mr and Mrs Foster Campbell of San Angelo Texas last week.
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Jack Sharber
Shawnee
Joe Edd Sharber
D. L. Fleming
Foster Campbell
San Angelo
Texas
Margaret Williams and Ernie Bowling Visit Hirn Family
Mrs. Margaret Williams and Mr. Ernie Bowling of Seminole visited Mr. and Mrs. George Hirn on Sunday.
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Margaret Williams
Ernie Bowling
Seminole
George Hirn
Mrs. Delma Cain and family visiting Mrs. Hudson
Mrs. Delma Cain and her children from Wilson are guests of Mrs. Alice Hudson for a few days.
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Delma Cain
Wilson
Alice Hudson
Furlough Visit Notes From Amarillo Guard Member
Charles Huckleberry stationed in Amarillo Texas has been home on furlough. Mr A W Starns traveled to Tulsa last week on a trip.
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Charles Huckleberry
Amarillo
Texas
A. W. Starns
Tulsa
Shawnee and Wolf families visit Roy Hudson Sunday
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Harri son and children and Mr and Mrs Neal Leech with daughter of Shawnee and Mr and Mrs Jeff Robertson of Wolf visited Mr and Mrs Roy Hudson on Sunday.
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Kenneth Harrison
Neal Leech
Shawnee
Jeff Robertson
Wolf
Roy Hudson
Grandchild Honors Huckleberry Grandparents in Tribute
A short notice notes Albert Huckleberry and his wife as grandparents honored by a family member. The fragment mentions Mr. and Mrs. Albert Huckleberry and conveys a sentiment of acknowledgment without additional details.
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Mrs
Albert Huckleberry
Kansas City Couple Visits Branscum Family Friends
Mrs. John Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Ticer of Kansas City Kansas visited Mr. and Mrs. Dio Branscum on Friday, sharing a social visit and conversation.
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John Perry
Forrest Ticer
Kansas City
Kansas
Dio Branscum
James Ingram Visits Holdenville Couple
James Ingram of Holdenville visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ingram and Mrs. Wanda Ingram on Sunday.
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James Ingram
Holdenville
Jim Ingram
Wanda Ingram
Sunny
Mrs. Calvin Vance Visits Schwab Family in Oklahoma City
Mrs. Calvin Vance visited Mr. and Mrs. George Schwab of Oklahoma City on Sunday to call on relatives and friends.
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Calvin Vance
George Schwab
Oklahoma City
Hailey Hosts Fathers Day Dinner for Wewoka Auxiliary
Friday evening June 6 Mr and Mrs W L Hailey entertained the Wewoka Canton and Ladies Auxiliary at a Fathers Day dinner Guests included Seminole Chevalier and Lady Carl Brown Lady Vera Montgomery Lady Mary Jones Lady Dora Wright Holdenville Chevalier and Lady Luther Covey Lady Ethel George Ada guests included Chevalier and Lady Jim Gurley Mr and Mrs Wayne Roberts Chevalier and Lady John Cantrell Chevalier and Mrs L B Holbird Chevalier and Lady Charlie McKaskle General and Lady Leonard and Lady Vera Hanley Sasakwa was represented by Chevalier George Eaton The hosts finished with Wayne Roberts films of England and Germany from his war days.
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W. L. Hailey
Wewoka Canton and
Seminole
Chevalier
Carl Brown
Vera Montgomery
Mary Jones
Dora Wright
Holdenville
Luther Covey
Ethel George
Ada
Jim Gurley
Wayne Roberts
John Cantrell
L. B. Holbird
Charlie McKaskle
Leonard
Vera Hanley
Sasakwa
Chevalier George Eaton
England
Germany
Hailey Couple Attend Lake Henryetta Picnic
Mr and Mrs W L Hailey attended a picnic dinner at Lake Henryetta Sunday with friends and relatives.
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W. L. Hailey
Lake Henryetta
Clovis Couple Visiting Haileys This Week
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Cox of Clovis California are visiting Mr. and Mrs. V L Hailey this week.
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Leroy Cox
Clovis, Calif
V. L. Hailey
University Hospital Faces Financial Turmoil In Oklahoma
A special committee appointed by Gov. Johnston Murray works to untangle University Hospital’s finances. State budget officer Don Blundell reports a $100,000 contingency grant keeps it open, with potential for $50,000 more this month. A Supreme Court ruling ended county funding via a one-fifth mill tax, cutting roughly $200,000 from the $2 million annual budget. Sub-committees will report to the September 15 meeting as options include revenue moves and trimming costly services.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
University Hospital
Don Blundell
Murray
Supreme Court
Blundell
County Receives Seventeen Cartons of Textbooks
Seventeen cartons valued at 744 dollars arrived Thursday at the county offices for the upcoming term. Most are replacements for items the office was short on, per County Superintendent Norman C. Mitchell. English texts are pending to complete the program.
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Norman C. Mitchell
Mitchell
Hot Weather Speeds Up Wheat Harvest in Oklahoma
Extreme heat across western Oklahoma accelerates wheat harvesting in Kingfisher Logan and Canadian counties. Temperatures near 100F with little rain raise demand for 100 or more combines and jammed elevators. Cutting is two thirds complete in the southwest as railroads push cars into the harvest area.
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Oklahoma
Kingfisher - Logan- Canadian
Panhandle
Alva
Frederick
Oklahoma State Employment Service
Oklahoma City
Kay County
Hennessey
Kingfisher County
Sabres Shoot Down Three MIG-15 Jets
U S Sabre pilots claimed three Russian built MIG 15 fighters shot down near Sinui ju along the Yalu River border between Korea and Manchuria. The action involved seven MIGs in a larger dogfight with 12 Fourth Fighter Interceptor Wing Sabres as 18 more MIGs flew in.
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Seoul
Korea
Sinuiju
Yalu River
Manchuria
U. S. Fifth Air Force
United Nations
Eighth Army
Chorwon
Reds
Dean Seeman Quits Grid For Medicine
STILLWATER Oklahoma Half back Dean Seeman of Woodward leading scorer on the Oklahoma Aggie football team last season announced today he was giving up football to study for the medical profession. Seeman said he quit because football took too much time while studying to be a doctor. He sat out spring practice to keep his grade average at B necessary for a medical degree. Coach J B Whitworth was dismayed at the loss of the Woodward sophomore but added I think he is doing the right thing and wish him all the luck in the world.
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Stillwater
Okla
Dean Seeman
Woodward
Oklahoma Aggie
Seeman
J. B. Whitworth
Councilmen Back President Rhee At Korean Assembly Clash
More than 1,400 South Korean city councilmen at a national convention urged President Syngman Rhee in his feud with the National Assembly. They conveyed to President Truman that Rhee represents the voice of Korea and endorsed dissolving the Assembly after martial law was declared in three southern provinces.
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Pusan
Korea
Truman
Syngman Rhee
National Assembly
Rhee
Mr. Truman
Maryland Claims Unique Virgin Hemlock Forests in East
Maryland asserts it houses the only virgin hemlock forests in the eastern United States. The claim emphasizes the state's conservation status and regional ecological significance.
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Maryland
United States
Modern Oil City Far Cry From Old Turbulent Towns
In 1860s oil towns were rough and crowded. today New Cuyama in Cuyama Valley, California, shows a modern oil city with 125 homes, paved streets, utilities, a 4,000 foot airstrip, a motel, fire station, and planned TV broadcasts. Richfield workers and families moved in after two discovery wells, producing 58,000 barrels daily and 48 million barrels shipped to refineries in four years.
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Los Angeles
Titusville
Richfield
New Cayama
California
New Cuyama
Taft
Big City
Cuyama
Cuyama Valley
Columbia Pictures to Produce TV Films for Ford Theatre
Columbia Pictures announced it will enter television film production becoming the first major studio to do so. It signed a contract with Ford Motor Company to produce 39 half hour dramas for The Ford Theatre to be aired on NBC starting December 2.
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Hollywood
Columbia Pictures Incorporated
Columbia
Ford Motor Company
Ford Theatre
NBC
Eisenhower adviser blasts Taft steamroller at convention
Paul V. Hoffman, adviser to Eisenhower, charges the conventions Arrangements Committee with pro Taft bias and says MacArthur as keynote was a Taft maneuver. Hoffman warns machine tactics should not decide the nomination as Eisenhower campaigns in New Jersey with Dulles absent firm commitment.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
GOP
Robert A. Taft
Paul V. Hoffman
Citizens For
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Moion
Hoffman
Taft
John Foster Dulles
New Jersey
Star Pilot Ditches Plane and Is Rescued Off Korea
Lt. Cmdr. Cook Cleland winner of the 1951 National Air Races was rescued after ditching his crippled plane in Wonsan Bay northeast of Korea. He was picked up by a helicopter. Cleland from Willoughby Ohio leads the Flying Circus VF-653 squadron based in Akron and has been in combat since December.
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Tokyo
Cook Cleland
Cleveland
Wonsan Bay
Northeast
Korea
Cleland
Navy
Wonsan
Valley Forge
Willoughby, O
Flying Circus
VF-653
Akron, O
Gudgeon Submarine Launched at Portsmouth Navy Yard
The USS Gudgeon, a modern snorkel equipped submarine with high submerged speed, was launched today at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in New Hampshire.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Gudgeon
U. S. Navy
Murray Heads to Washington to Ease Federal Land Rules
Oklahoma Governor Johnston Murray and three state officials flew to Washington to seek loosening restrictions on federally owned land in northeastern Oklahoma slated for industrial use. Accompanying him were Langston, Paris, and Boydston, to meet Secretary of the Army Frank Pace. Murray will return Thursday night.
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Murray
Washington
Oklahoma City i
Johnston Murray
Washington Ay
Oklahoma
Czar Langston
State Planning and Resources Board
France
Paris
Grand River Dam Authority
Max Boydston
GRDA
Frank Pace
Vet sergeant to be court martialed for Koje letter
Sgt. C. Dean Chase of Salt Lake City faces court martial on disrespect to a superior officer after writing Gen. Mark Clark that his handling of the Koje prison camp incident was repugnant. The charge carries up to six months in prison and a bad conduct discharge.
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Monterey
Calif
Army
Mark Clark
C. Dean Chase
Salt Lake City
Chase
Clark
Sixth Army
San Francisco
Charles Colson
Bose
Francis Dodd
Koje Island
Korea
Far East
Colson
Tornado Ravages Gordonsville Virginia Population 1100
A tornado from the Blue Ridge Mountains damaged Gordonsville in Orange County causing over 100000 dollars in damage. Trees fell, windows shattered, power lines toppled and a large drive-in theater screen was tossed across Route 221. No injuries reported. The storm also affected Middletown in Frederick County. Local resident Mrs. William Clowes called it the worst hit.
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Gordonsville
Blue Ridge Mountains
Orange County
Middletown
Frederick County
William Clowes
Boys State names state officers at Oklahoma encampment
Kerry Freeman of Tulsa was elected governor and Jerry Billings of Oakhurst won lieutenant governor at the 11th annual Boys State on the University of Oklahoma campus. The 559 attendees also chose a full slate of officers and planned events including a mock Legislature session and a dance with Girls State.
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Norman
Okla
Kerry Freeman
Tulsa
University of Oklahoma
Jerry Billings
Oakhurst
Ralph Mabry
Idabel
State Capitol
Chickasha
Bob Burr
Oklahoma City
Grant Miller
Lindsay
Page Dobson
Kenneth Wilkie
Blackwell
Chester Brooks
Muskogee
Bill Gibson
Ardmore
Charities and Corrections
John Long
Hartshorne
Buddy Black
Ponca City
Jack Locke
Woody Wolverton
Law
Lanny Ross
Bob Diggs
West Coast Redwoods Now Yield Lumber Through Historic Seedings
U S west coast redwoods, planted years ago as seedings to reach Hawaii, have matured and are now producing lumber, marking a notable shift from seedling transport to timber output.
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U. S. West Coast
Hawaii
Britain Denies Rumors About Atom Spy Fuchs
London officials rejected a Daily Express story claiming Klaus Fuchs had been moved from Stafford Prison to Pentonville and that diaries, letters and scientific writings were found in his cell. The Home Office stated no transfers or discoveries occurred and Fuchs remains in custody.
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London
Klaus Fuchs
Fuchs
Russia
The
Daily Express
Stafford
Birmingham
Pentonville
the Express
Emil Fuchs
Leipzig University
Soviet Zone
Germany
Home Office
Harriman Attacks GOP Attitudes in Phoenix Address
In Phoenix Harriman assailed the Republicans calling them grim old pessimists and said the Democratic program offers the nation progress at home and abroad. He urged growing the Mutual Security program to keep free nations prosperous and warned against Congress’ shortsightedness.
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Phoenix
Ariz.p
Averell Harriman
Republican Party
GOP
West
Harriman
Congress
Senator proposes halving military construction plans
Sen. Long of Louisiana said he would cut the Defense Department request for military construction to about half of the three billion dollars sought. The program covers Army Navy Marines and Air Force needs domestically and abroad. The House Armed Services Committee trimmed the plan to about 2.5 billions, while Long leads a Senate subcommittee probing the projects and favors postponement where possible.
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Washington
Sen
Long
D-La
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
House Armed Services Committee
Senate Armed Services
Granddad Makes Phi Beta Kappa in LA
Col. Des mond K. Laub aged 65 a two war veteran and grandfather earns Phi Beta Kappa at the University of Southern California after three years of study under the G I bill He plans to graduate Saturday Laub a former newspaperman and WWII intelligent officer urges more seniors to attend college to stay young.
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Los Angeles
Desmond K. Laub
Laub
University of Southern California
G. I
Detroit News
Atom scarred Japanese girls receive treatment at Tokyo hospital
Ten atom scarred girls from Hiroshima travel to Tokyo University Hospital for plastic surgery to remove scar tissue and tumorous growths caused by the August 6 1945 nuclear blast. Novelist Shi zue Masugi arranged the care and arranged medical examinations before operations.
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Tokyo
Hiroshima
Shizue Masugi
Tokyo University Hospital
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!