New Food Price Rise No Cause For Panic Experts Say
US agriculture experts say the recent rise in food prices should not cause panic. Meat may rise slightly through summer while many other foods likely ease. Seasonal demand and high production plans by businesses, plus veterans insurance payouts, influence prices. butter and eggs trend down, orange and grape fruits stay high, potatoes fall, and canning trends mix cheaper and scarcer fruits.
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McKinley Admits April 22 Burglary
McKinley pleaded guilty to second degree burglary before District Judge Hoyt Driskill for the April 22 burglary at a North Broadway station. He received sentencing after the burglary, involving items such as motor oil cigarets chewing gum and money. He was released on bond while another case participant remains in jail.
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Man leaps in front of train in Kansas City incident
June 19 Witt reports Neal Bord Lowrance, 50, was struck by a train and killed. Witnesses say Lowrance jumped in front of the oncoming engine. officers confirm the fatal self-harm act. Police describe the scene and convey victim statements of distress.
Business Block in Flood Swept Town Is Condemned
Crooksville Ohio reports widespread flood damage across six communities leaving hundreds jobless and homeless. A business block near Roseville was condemned as waters weakened walls. a pottery kiln explosion caused $1 million loss and 365 workers were displaced. One drowning death, Mrs. Alice Adrian, 55, Rose Farm.
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Showers Fall in Panhandle Areas
The Panhandle region saw showers with variable temperatures and light rainfall. Beaver reported 9 degrees, others in the 90s, and Guymon measured about 0.21 inches in a 24 hour period ending 6:30 today. Geary and nearby towns logged traces of precipitation with scattered reports of copper and nickel mining activity noted.
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Guilty Plea in All Sixty Counts Against Gambling Boss
Erickson, a nationwide bookmaking empire leader, pleads guilty to 60 gambling charges in New York, facing potential 60-year prison term. District Attorney Hogan seeks maximum sentence. defense had sought to withdraw innocence plea before admitting guilt on one conspiracy and 59 bookmaking counts.
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Oklahoma census loss exaggerated by critics says booster
An Oklahoma editorial argues against inflating 1950 census losses, noting preliminary figures show about 6 percent decline from 1940 and urban gains offset rural losses. It urges focus on industry, government climate, and continued unity among boosters to counter downturns. It also cautions against sensational misrepresentation by critics.
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Reds Wreck 410 Foot Spire of Famous Church
In East Berlin the 410 foot spire of the historic Georgenkirche in the Soviet sector was demolished amid protests from church members. Bishop Otto Dibelius attended, condemning the plan and urging faith to endure as workers felled the tower over about three hours. Church authorities plan a chapel in the tower while funds are raised to rebuild the church. Anti communist papers call it another strike against the church.
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Mrs B H Clanton Dies Daughter of Early Pastor Here
Mrs Mattie Clanton wife of B E L Clanton 501 South Highland died early Sunday after illness of several months Funeral held Monday at 2 from First Baptist church burial in Memorial Park She was daughter of the late Rev and Mrs C Stubblefield pastor of the First Baptist church here Stubblefield helped found Oklahoma Baptist university in Shawnee Mrs Stubblefield first dean of women there Clanton couple married in Kansas City in 1937 born 1899 in Duncan they moved to Ada in 1948 built a stone-veneer apartment house Surviving are Mr Clanton and siblings Bruce Washington DC and Pat Stubblefield Oklahoma City
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Deified Couple Installed in Banarez Temple
In Banarez, on the Ganga, a temple finished enshrines life size marble statues of New Delhi residents Nok ndaji Gandhi and Kas turbha. The pair are honored after their controversial 1971 role cited in a salt law protest in Bombay.
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Funeral Tuesday for Boys who Drowned Saturday
Funeral services for Deighton Baker five and Randall Baker almost eleven, who drowned near their Byng home Saturday morning, will be held Tuesday at 2 30 from New Bethel church. Burial will be in New Bethel cemetery. The brothers and two other Baker children were in a stock pond when Deighton slipped from an inflated inner tube and Randall, who could swim, perished in a rescue attempt. Wanda Nipps and Hub Nipps helped recover the bodies as Ada Fire Department arrived with oxygen tanks and a doctor later pronounced them dead. Surviving are the parents, four brothers and a sister, grandmothers Mrs. Fannie Hart and Mrs. Ethel Baker.
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MacMillan Heads North On 29th Bowdoin Voyage
Veteran Arctic explorer Donald B. MacMillan prepared to resume his 29th voyage to the frigid north aboard the Bowdoin. The 8,000 mile three month cruise will sail from Boothbay Harbor to Kane Basin and south of the North Pole, with wife Miriam and a crew of students and researchers aboard.
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Child Killed in Auto Overturn in Oklahoma Crash
An Oklahoma crash on U S Highway 62 west of Verden killed two four year olds and injured two family members as a car overturned twice after the driver steered back too sharply. The Farrow family was returning from a holiday visit to Binger, Oklahoma.
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In waking toe commercial platite ue city water
A fragmented line reports on city water purification aimed at removing unknown contaminant content. The text is unclear but suggests utility work or public health concern without concrete details.
Skill With Paint Brush Took Him Through Prison Camp
OKLAHOMA CITY June 17 A German concentration camp survivor Eraldo Caragati Italian artist used a paint brush to endure and later pursue asylum in the United States His visitor visa runs out June 21 friends press for asylum Senator Kerr dismissed his oils portrait of Kerr as unimpressive Carugati came to the U S last summer as guest for Jack Hart a former allied interpreter in Germany He painted the jeep and staged works reflecting his camp experiences describing making ration coupons to survive while he kept a radio and a scoreboard at his easel He has an 18 month old daughter and another born last month and says his best work comes when the family is crying.
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Rainbow Assembly Set to Convene in Chickasha
Vanguard of officers and delegates arrive for the 27th annual Oklahoma Rainbow assembly in Chickasha Oklahoma. The three day convention opens Monday on the Oklahoma College for Women campus with Rev. W Mark Sexson of McAlester addressing the opening meeting. Election of officers and grand officer appointments occur Wednesday morning followed by installation ceremonies that night.
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