Reds Split East West Opposition In Europe
AP analyst Glenn Babb reports Bulgaria purges Agrarians and tightens Communist control as Hungary precedent shows. Western Europe faces Pravda aimed splits among socialists and social democrats to draw left groups toward the Communist camp amid fragile leftist governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
East
Europe
West
Glenn Babbap
Bulgaria
National Assembly
Nikola Petkov
Reime
United Opposition
Fatherland Front
Hungary
Petkov Agrarians
Russia
Moscow
Georgi Dimitorv
Third International
Soviet Union
Dimitoru
Pravda
Socialists
Social Democrats
Laborites
Rance
Italy
Des Moines River Floods Ottumwa Sides And Barricade Breaches
Des Moines River surged through the Church street barricade in Ottumwa Iowa flooding sections of south Ottumwa for the second time this week. About 8 000 to 9 000 residents faced possible homelessness by midnight as sandbags were deployed and bridges closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Church Street
South Ottumwa
Herschel Loveless
North
Loveless
Coast Guard Auxiliary
Weather Bureau
Second Street
Coal County Event Showdates and 4-H Roundup Highlights
The Coal County Home Demonstration Club will hold its Annual Vegetable and Flower Show on Wednesday June 18 in the Coalgate Community Building with premiums funded by the Chamber of Commerce. Exhibits include current vegetables and flower arrangements judged by Miss Geraldine Mercer Mrs Walter Easterling and Miss Edyth Goodman. Also recapped is the 26th annual State 4 H Club Roundup in Stillwater with blue ribbons for Jane Riley Zelma Daniel Bobbie Nell Brashears Norma Jean Harkins and LaNell Daniel and details of events Tuesday through Thursday including fashion shows etiquette talks and awards. Honor Night recognized 12 Oklahoma citizens as honorary 4 H Club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal County
Coalgate
Chamber of Commerce
Geraldine Mercer
Johnston County
Walter Easterling
Tishomingo
Edyth Goodman
Farmers’ Home Administration
Floyd and
Stillwater
June Riley
Zelma Dean Daniel
Bobbie Nell Brashears
Norma Jean Harkins
LaNell Daniel
4-H
Iris Davenport
Women’s Department of the
Southern Agriculturist
Oklahoma City
Brown Dunkin
Tulsa
Willard Hall
California
Wiley
Gene
Happy Fenton
Red
Kenneth Morrison
Roy Lee Miller
Blue Ribbon
Billy Jo Branon
No Closed Season for Mountain Lions in New Mexico
Report notes there is no closed season on mountain lions in New Mexico raising concerns about wildlife management and hunting regulations within the state. Authorities emphasize ongoing policy debates and enforcement considerations without detailing specific dates or figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Northwestern State College to move POW camp building
S C Percefal president announces completion of plans to move a building from the former prisoner of war camp in Pauls Valley to the college campus. It will serve as a laundry maintenance shop and storage house.
New Synchro Cyclotron Powers Heavy Ion Acceleration
The newest machine among nuclear physicists tools is the synchro cyclotron which accelerates heavy ions such as protons instead of electrons used in the less powerful betatron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon
Nuclear Physicis
Petrified Tree Forms Northeastern Arizona Natural Bridge
A natural bridge in Northeastern Arizona is created by a petrified tree. The curious arch spans a canyon, drawing visitors and researchers to study its ancient wood preserved in stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Home Demonstrations and Dairy Show Reminder
Margaret Baade notes 4 H club girls should enter the Dairy Foods Demonstration contest tied to the Central Oklahoma Dairy Show starting June 23. Demonstrations may be individual or team, 10 to 15 minutes, on milk cheese or dairy utensil care, with the contest set for Monday June 23 at 10 am in the county agent office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Oklahoma
Lawson Collection Presented to Philbrook Art Center
The Roberta Campbell Lawson collection of Indian materials art objects and library has been presented to the Philbrook Art Center in Tulsa. No exact value set. Hurt estimates it may exceed $100000. The inventory lists over 1000 items including costumes jewelry beadwork domestic implements instruments pottery blankets and 1005 books. The collection has been on loan to Philbrook since before Lawson entered service during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Roberta Campbell Lawson
Philbrook Art
Philbrook
Lawson
Wright brothers pioneer engine used drip gasoline in cylinders
The first airplane engine by the Wright brothers had no carburetor and gasoline was dripped into the cylinders to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Brothers
Bride of Week Is Killed in Crash Near Claremore
A bride of one week Mrs Mary F Barbera 23 was killed when her car collided head on with a coal truck eight miles south of Claremore Oklahoma on Highway 66. Her husband Vito Joseph Ber a 25 and Virgil Baker 26 of Cataloosa Oklahoma were injured. The Barberas were married last Sunday in St Louis and were en route to their honeymoon when the crash occurred.
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Claremore
Okla
Aedionl CO
Mary F. Barbera
Vito Joseph B
Era
Virgil Baker
Catoosa
Barbera
Joe C. Busby
St. Louis
West Oven
Prop-Wash With Local Twist
Busy week at Myers Flying field despite weather. Student pilots plan a spot landing contest to settle an old argument. Public invited to Myers Field west of Ada for the precision landing event.
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Myers Flying Field
Myer Field
Ada
Students Pass Written Exams For First Solo Flights
Cecil Creech James Hopkins and Set Ducote Ada Army Recruiting service M P Brown of Francis enrol led private pilot course C E Langston My ers Service instructors led commercial students on dual night cross country to Ft Worth Oklahoma City Ardmore Dallas Bill Graf Solo cross country flights Ernest Huckle berry to Dallas and back via Sherman Texas Carl Henry flew Globe Swift to Shawnee and return Jack Brumley to Oklahoma City in Stinson Voyager with Bill Welden L A Van Horn Globe Swift to Bristow with Vernon Corbin Escar Myers flew Stinson 150 to Oklahoma City for a business meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Creech
James Hopkins
Set. Ducote
Ada Army Recruiting Service
M. P. Brown
Francis
C. E. Langston
Cheir
Myers Service
Ft. Worth
Oklahoma City
Ardmore
Dallas
Bill Bill Graf
Ernest Huckleberry
Sherman
Texas
Carl Henry
Shawnee
Jack Brumley
Bill Welden
L. A. van Horn
Bristow
Vernon Corbin
Escar Myers
Myers Flying students hold swimming party at Sheep Creek ranch
Students from the Myers Flying service entertained friends with a swimming party and steak fry at Mrs. P. A. Norris Sheep Creek ranch Wednesday night. They extend thanks to Mrs. Norris for hospitality and to GI Jill student Miss Augusta Phifer who served as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Flying Service
Sheep Creek
P. A. Norris
Mrs. Norris
Augusta Phifer
District Federation Board Plans Golden Jubilee Convention
SULPHUR June 14 Special The eighth district federation of Oklahoma Federation of Women's Clubs meets at the Artesian hotel with officers from Norman Madill Coalgate Wynnewood Davis and others. Plans for the November Norman host Norman Sorosis Coterie and Home Economics will organize a two day convention focusing on youth conservation education the American home and mental health. Each member to donate a dollar to the mental hygiene fund and a fine arts program will showcase district talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Federation of Women’s Clubes
Artesian Hotel
W. C. Bolling
Davis
Charles Strother
Madill
J. E. Belcher
Norman
C. W. Henry
Wynnewood
Simon Levin
Coalgate
H. C. Bailey
L. Yarger
American Home Department
Norman Sorosis
Federated Clubs
Indian Territory
Oklahoma Territory
Summer Romances Begin on Sand Then Reach the Rocks
A breezy reflection notes that many summertime romances start on sunlit beaches and end in troubled outcomes. The piece hints at fleeting connections and the tempers and tides that test budding relationships.
Wheat Harvesting in South Oklahoma Advances Fast
Stillwater June 14 The Oklahoma A and M extension service reports rapid wheat harvesting across southern Oklahoma with 75 to 90 percent complete in several counties. Cotton county 75 percent, Tillman 80 to 90 percent, Jackson county eastern area near finish, western half by next week. Comanche 60 percent, Harmon 27 percent with heavy yields, Greer 11 percent, Kiowa in full swing. Some delays from light rain, combine supply adequate overall though shortages noted for Ellis 25, Dewey 70, Texas 300, Grant 40 by June 20. Surplus labor and trucks reported in all harvesting counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Okla
LPL
Oklahoma A. and M. College Extension Service
Oklahoma
Extension Service
Cotton County
Tillman County
Jackson County
Comanche County
Harmon County
Greer County
Kiowa County
Ellis County
Dewey County
Texas County
Grant County
Carney's Father Recovered From Amnesia
Homer Carney reports his father W. W. Carney of East Central is much improved after an amnesia incident. He was found in Ft. Smith Arkansas and treated at St Edwards Hospital, later discharged and at home. Homer expects his father back in school by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Carney
East Central
W. W. Carney
Wister
Ft. Smith
Ark
St. Edwards Hospital
Carney
Homer
Wallet found after three years returns to Quincy man
Henry Nieland Jr. recovered a wallet after more than three years. The finder, though well meaning, had forgotten the location, and an anonymous note explained the oversight. The wallet held only papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
Henry Nieland, Jr
Nieland
Proposal For Hungarian Probe Rejected Again
In Budapest on Sunday June 15 the Russian commander Lt Gen V P Sviridov refused a three way inquiry into Hungarian internal affairs for the third time. The note to Brig Gen George H Weems dismissed the American claim of Communist control and noted Hungary’s crisis was resolved constitutionally. The Russians argued no Soviet interference and warned a three power hearing would intrude on Hungarian affairs. Local Ada sanitation efforts pursue drastic drop in disease carrying insects. A city plan includes sewer repairs and new plants to serve 22 000 people with outdoor toilets to be reduced by 28 in 30 days.
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Budapest
V. P. Sviridov
Republic
George H. Weems
United States
Hungary
Smallholders
Allied Control Council For
Ada
W. E. Hansen
Hansen
Waste Paper Drive Aims For Full Scout Carload
Luke B. Dodds announces the next waste paper collection by the local Boy Scouts on Saturday June 21. He asks stores and residents to bundle magazines and papers for quick handling so the scouts can cover their districts and raise funds for better summer scouting programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke B. Dodds
Roy Schalk Resigns as Indian Manager in Oklahoma City
Roy Schalk, manager of the Oklahoma City Indians, submitted his resignation to club owners amid a poor road trip that left the team near the bottom of the Texas league standings. Pat Ankenman will succeed him, with Harold Pope announcing the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Roy Schalk
Oklahoma City Indians
Harold O Pope
Pat Ankenman
New Orleans
Schalk
Ankenman
Houston
Texas
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicgo Wr ‘E Sox
Indians
Movie Executives Eye Oklahoma for Studio Location
Oklahoma City June 14. Movie executives arriving July 15 for the world premiere of Black Gold will study Oklahoma as a potential film studio location. Allied Artists Inc. producers and studio officials will attend with star guests Anthony Quinn and Katherine De Mille among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Roy J. Turner
Allied Artists, Inc
Turner
West
Steve Vroidy
Allied Artists
Jeffery Bernard
Black Gold
Scotty Dufflap
Harold L. Mirisch
Anthony Quinn
Katherine DeMille
Elsie Knox
Tommy Harmon
Kidd Buys LeFlore Sun Potgale? No.
Kidd buys LeFlore County Sun Pot
Helping Others With Their Troubles Takes Time Away
A reflection notes that aiding others in their difficulties leaves less time to concern oneself with personal worries. It emphasizes selflessness and the value of aiding those in need despite personal demands.
Miss Zana Leonard Plans Dallas Home After Bakersfield Visit
Miss Zana Leonard of Bakersfield, California visits her mother Mrs. W. A. Leonard and relatives. After the visit she plans to establish a home in Dallas, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zana Leonard
Bakersfield
California
W. A. Leonard
Miss Leonard
Dallas
Texas
Walter Smith and Father on Westward Journey
Walter Smith and his father W. C. Smith left Friday for We woka to join Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Cox and continue to California Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Smith
W. C. Smith
Wewoka
R. H. Cox
California
Prague hostess honors Texas guest with luncheon bridge
Mrs. L. T. Wilson of Prague entertained guests for a luncheon and bridge in honor of her daughter visiting from Texas. Mrs. Robert Hull Sr. and Mrs. Robert Hull Jr. attended as guests in the host home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hull, Sr
Robert Hull, Jr
L. T. Wilson
Prague
Wilson
Texas
Visitors in Holdenville Reach Out to Local Figures
Pat Miller John Mahlon Gil and Bobby Dooley visited Holdenville on Thursday meeting local figures and discussing community matters during their stop in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Miller
John Mahlon Gilmore
Bobby Dooley
Holdenville
Ada visit by Mrs Harbeson and Malone family
Mrs H D Harbeson and her son Neil along with Mr and Mrs June and Margaret Malone were in Ada on business Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Harbeson
Neil
June and
Margaret Maloney
Ada
Ada Visiters Noted In Brief Miscellany
Mrs. E. C. Peay Jr visited Ada on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Redman were in Ada on business Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Peay, Jr
Ben Redman
Ada
Thursdy
Milk wagon driver shot to death in crowded district
Vincent Vice a 31 year old milk wagon driver and father of an infant son was machine gunned to death today in a crowded tenement house district near the Hudson river front. Police were puzzled over the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vincent Vice
Hudson River Front
Gas Use in American Homes Drives Heating Requirements
The article notes that an average gas heated American home consumes about 1500 cubic feet of gas daily for heating. It highlights the scale of residential energy demand and implications for utility planning and fuel supply.
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Clara Backhaus
Cool Colorado
Bruce Johnson
Phyllis
Denver
Colo
Mt. Fark
Colorado
NEA
Paris
Margaret Baade
Pecan Grove
Allen
Federal
America
da Tereby Geceigim
Sam
Andy Anderson
Midge Barnes
Chicago
Albert Bethune
District Federation Board
Sulphur
Clyde Bros. Circus
Billy Irwin
Hereford Ballpark
Ada Lions Club
Crippled Children’s Fund
U. 5
Balks
By Jack Guiin
O. C. Club
Kidd
Leflore Sun Poteau
LeFlore County Sun
Bob Lee Kidd, Jr
Alva Courier-Review
Frank Blackford
Poteau
Alva
Blackford
Pacific Coast
Allen News
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