Reds Offer To Swap Yank For Crown
Vienna reports officials in Hungary proposed exchanging imprisoned American business executive Joan Robert A Vogeler for five revered relics, including the crown of St. Stephen. Vogeler, serving 13 years for spying, might be released soon as U S Hungary talks continue. The crown dates to 11th century King Stephen I, was taken by Nazis, found by Allied troops, and last held by Western allies in 1947.
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Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Hag Offuces
Joan Robert A. Vogeler
U. S
Vogel
Stefan I
Germany
Wiesbadern
Frankfurt
High Commission Noyrge
United States
Vatican
Vogeler
Silvester
Stefan
New York
Cleveland
Vogsler
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Edgar Sanders
Aind
Robins Set on Housekeeping in Partly Built House
Buffalo reports two robins nest in a partly built home. Contractor Otto R. Nagel knocked down nests twice, but they rebuilt each time. As work paused during nest creation, the birds moved to new rooms and continued active care as the builders progressed. Nagel noted the birds react to humans nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Otto R. Nagel
Nagel
Eng
Forests in Two States So Dry Ready to Roar Into Infernos
Forests in Colorado and Washington suffer extreme drought with high fire danger. Officials warn of rapid spread and potential wildfires as rain remains scant since June. Meanwhile Pacific Northwest rivers flood risk rises with ongoing moisture, and northern Idaho enforces martial law to guard farmland against the Kootenai surge.
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Jess
Colorado
U. S. Weather Bureau
Slim) Davis
U. S. Forest Service
Denver
Colorado National
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Pacific Northwest
Boundary County
Atlantic
New York
New England
Bread strikes empty shelves across five west coast cities
AFL bakers strike leaves thousands idle in Los Angeles Portland Seattle Everett Bremerton and surrounding areas. Negotiations continue with federal conciliators. Union demands include a 35 hour week and higher pay while companies resist. Bread supply uneven. independents and restaurants keep basics flowing though shortages persist.
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Associated Press
West Coast
AFL
Los Angeles
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Everett
Bremerton
Wash
Seup
Western Allies Mining Key Roads and Bridges in Europe
FRANKFURT June 19 The western allies are reported mining roads and bridges across West Germany and parts of Europe to delay any Soviet attack. Photos show holes drilled in a Rhine route near Lorelei with concrete caps and explosive charges for a collapse into the river. Allied high command reportedly ordered the preparations as part of a delaying action with civilian evacuation plans and emergency signals for dependents.
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Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
Europe
Lorelai Mountain
Rhine
Koblenz
Allied High Command
U. S S. Army
Air Force
New Development In Synthetic Rubber PB Rubber Announced
Phillips Petroleum and the office of rubber reserve announced a new synthetic rubber called polybutadiene or PB rubber. Limited road tests suggest it may outperform GRS and perhaps natural rubber for tire treads. Production for tires is planned for extended highway tests starting in June. Canada is the world's largest producer of plotlawim.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Phillips Petroleum 2
Office of Rubber Reserve
Mure
Adams
Wed
Shrines Adapt To L A Transit Strike Inventions
Los Angeles hosts 200 000 Shriners for the Shrine convention amid a transit strike. They arrive with 243 horses in a tent city, a dogsled from Anchorage, six camels, and staff in charge of the beasts. Bellamy Seals of Zor Temple coordinates care, noting the animals require constant vigilance to prevent spitting, yet he remains fond of them.
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Los Angeles
Anchorage
Alaska
Shrine
Bellamy Seals
Madison
Wis
Father survives cave-in while digging well on Father's Day
In Elkhart Indiana a 33 year old father of six, H Milton Randall, was trapped beneath a cave in during a well digging on Father's Day. A neighbor, Vernon Sysinger, escaped to fetch a wrench as the earth collapsed, leaving Randall buried except for a hand. Firemen and neighbors refitted air to him and pulled him out after about two hours. Randall’s wife Judy alerted emergency crews as six children watched.
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Elkhart
Ind
H. Milton Randall
Goshen
Randall
Vernon Sysinger
Sysinger
Judy
Kemen
Harold Gilbert pleads guilty in penny drive theft case
Harold Gilbert, 42, admitted stealing a few dollars from a container used to collect funds for a heart disease campaign in Pittsburgh. His attorney proposed monthly payments of 550 to the Pennyvana Heart Association for a year instead of jail, Judge Musmanno approved.
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Pittsburgh
Harold Gilbert
Gilbert
Attornes
Michael A. Musmance
Pennyvana Heart Association
Musmanno
Hurley Says State Dept Shielded Pro Communists
Former U S ambassador to China J Hurley told senate investigators the State Department protected officials who sold or gave top secret documents to pro Communist elements. He named John S Service and said Amerasia thefts in 1945 link to ongoing probes. Service will testify while Hurley faces forthcoming questions from the Foreign Relations subcommittee.
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Washington
Itrick J. Hurley
Tu.s
China
Senate
State Department
Hurley
Santa Fe
N. M
Amerasia
Tidings
Tela
Hickenlooper
R-Iown
Names Service
John S. Service
Foreign Service
Mao Tse-Tung
Service
New York
Amerasia Magazine
McCarthy
John E Peurifoy
Peurifoy
Emmanuel Larsen
Larsen
Calvert earns PhD in clinical psychology at Ohio State
James J. Calvert known as Timmy visited Ada friends after completing PhD studies in clinical psychology at Ohio State University Columbus. He will receive the degree in summer convocation in Columbus after earlier work at Guiliversi Colorado and service in World War II. His brothers George and Robert reside in Ada. Oklahoma is among five states with farm receipts up for the first four months, totaling 135.26 million dollars, with six month totals projected at 10.6 billion, nine percent below 1949. Florida Kentucky and Texas also showed gains.
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James J
Jimmy” Calvert
Ada
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio
Timmy
East Central State College
Guilversi
Colorado
Ohio State
George
Robert
Washington
Oklahoma
Agriculture Department
Florida
Kentucky
Texas
Harvest Worker Drowns in Oklahoma Pond
Weine Green, 21, of Aurora Ned, drowned at a Washits county farm pond two miles south of Corn, Oklahoma during harvest. Four companions attempted rescue but could not reach him. body recovered about 20 minutes after he went under.
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June Weie
Washits County
Wasne Green
Aurora
Ned
EL Dick
Here
Green
Fragmentary notes on washing and preservation
Fragmented OCR text mentions washing items and placing them outside, then references a cane and a tear, with unclear musical or cultural terms. No clear events, people, or places emerge to form a coherent news item or summary.
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Grieg
Two Busloads Of Girls Arrive At Camp Adaka For Welcome
Two busloads of girls arrived at Camp Adaka on Saturday ahead of a first week. Under Miss Joe Mary Joe Keatley counselors enrolled them in swimming horseback riding music handcraft and pioneer camping. Health certificates were issued and meals and rest periods followed a Vesper service. Mail call and future enrollments were noted as camp officials discussed second week openings.
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Camp Adaka
Mary Joe Keatley
Joe
Jim
Major Hopefuls Speak This Week Across Oklahoma State
Oklahoma City June 17 Speaking schedules for major candidates: U S Senate Democrats Mike Monroney Elmer Thomas. Republicans Bill Alexander. governors Johnston Murray Packingtown Bill Coe Frank P Douglass. Lists show Monday through Saturday appearances across Tulsa, Norman, Ardmore, Oklahoma City and more with multiple towns per day.
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Oklahoma City
Mike Monroney
U. S. Senate
Tulsa
Bristow
Stroud
Drumright
Oilton
Sapulpa
Cleveland
Fawnee
Perry
Stillwater
Coyle
Langston
Crescent
Guthrie
Claremore
Cushing
Avenport
Chandler
Prague
Mesker
Seminole
Shawnee
Tecumseh
Maud
Purcell
Lexington
Noble
Norman
Elmer Thomas
Mountain Park
Snyder
Tipton
Davidson
Frederick
Grandfield
Randlett
Walters
Temple
Duncan
Waurika
Ryan
Ringling
Wilson
Ardmore
Coalgate
Atoka
Antlers
Idabel
Hartshorne
Wilburton
Heavens
Poteau
Eufaula
Cheeatah
Wagoner
Tahlequah
Bill Alexander
Cincinnati
Alpha Tau_ Omega
Fairfax
Pawhuska
Hominy
Jay
Johnston Murray
Edmond
Wellston
Bixby
Fort Gibson
Stilwell
Sallisaw
Spiro
Stigler
Okmulgee
Weleetka
Wetumka
Mcalester
Allen
Konawa
Roff
Britton
Yuko
Frank P. Douglass
Liangston
Yale
Dilton
Depew
Pryor
Vinita
Commerce
Picher
Quapaw
Miami
Rush Springs
Marlow
Comanche
Yawton
Anadarko
Chickasha
War Bonnets and Headbands Grow in Ada Public Library
Ada Public Library juvenile room sees rising Five Civilized Tribes participation in Wikaya Reading club with 15 books and 3 feathers per member, club enrollment surpassing 200 as Tuesday and Wednesday story hours draw larger crowds. Cherokee lead the reads with five feathers for Cathy Halliburton, Barbara Tillman, Shirley Byrd, and Sharon Kaye Decker, while Creeks and Chickasaws also show strong counts.
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Ada Public Library
Five Civilized Tribes
Wikaya
State Library Commission
Washington School
Hayes
Irving
Cathy and
Peery Halliburton
Barbara Tillman
Bobbie Jean Hager
Willard
Shirley Byrd
Sharon Kaye Decker
Bobby Gene Rosa
Creeks
Billy Dean Hager
Rhetta Kate Johnson
Duane Barnes
Joe Kelley
Linda Je
Gary Gibbons
Deanna Jones
Jill Eller
Ray Halligurton
Jimmy Christian
Larry Hidman
Belenz Kuras
Gary Pilgrim
Choraxées
Gilbert Gardiner
Glenda Jones
Charles Mc Gallierd
Judy
Nancy Munehiet
Daphnn
Patricia Smithy
Viva Ann
Oma
Marene ¥ Veach
Choctayns
Janet Moore
Creek
Mary Louise Benner
Chickasaw
Paul Graves
Wezel
Whsley
Glen Clark
Pontotoc County Gets Extra Funds for Farm to Market Roads
Pontotoc county commissioners will gain 18626.51 more for farm to market roads after eight projects finished in Pontotoc county. A remaining 26626.51 will be returned to the county treasury for use by the commission. Commissioner Austell plans to allocate one third locally to repair 26 bridges washed out by recent rains on school bus routes.
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Pontotoc County
Bob Austell
Austell
Partic War Fund
Rae Thompson
David Gray
Pontotac County
Moody Vision of The Furan Eve in Color Mood
A cryptic note describes how furan eve shifts with mood, showing heightened sensitivity to color shades. It highlights red and violet tones as most impactful, suggesting mood governs perceptual emphasis and color resonance.
Roff News: WSCS Meeting and Local Visits Highlight Week
Residents and visitors fill the week with church events and social calls. Rev Bonner Teeter, former Roff pastor, and family attend the Methodist WSCS gathering as Dr Wallace Crutchfield returns to preach. Local couples and families from Sulphur, Ada, Arlington, Tulsa, and Sheridan share visits and reports across town.
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Bonner Teeter
Edwin
Pauis
Bonnie
Nancy
Roff
W.S.C
Methodist Church
Rev
Teeter
Wallace M. Crutchfield
Arkansas
Ira Williams
Durant
Lawanneh Suddath
Jimmie and Alton
Brownfield
Texas
A. L. Uothaway
WSCS
Fitzhugh
Crutchfield
B. N. 3Unyard
Charles Simons
Wilsum Clayton
Joe Robnett
R. M. Bronaugh
Lee Bun
India
McDanials
Africa
Etchieson
Lantin
America
Clayton
Korea
Phillipines
Malaya
Borneo
Europe
Betty Kay Hudson
Barbara Anderson
Irving Bureau
Beasley
Bureau of Social Welfare
Myrtle Ann Bunyare
Birs. Hart
Smith
A. P. Young
Ang
Irs. Rabnett
A. P Young
Four Accused In D C Riot Oklahoma City Riot Case
Four iron workers were signed today on charges of assault and battery and malicious destruction of property after Monday's clash between pickets and Santa Fe railroad employees. Rod Frakes Dolan Robinson Cecil Yarbrough and Ernest Wider pleaded innocent and were released on $400 bond each. A district court hearing on a restraining order to keep union iron workers from railroad tracks and cars was set for Thursday. The fight began when a Santa Fe locomotive crossed a picket line. about 75 pickets joined the melee injuring several including Santa Fe yardmaster W. Peterson. State and county officers quelled the riot, the second at Capitol Steel and Tron within a week.
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Oklahoma City
Santa Fe Railroad
Carl Traub
Common Pleas Court
Rod Frakes
Dolan Robinson
Cecil Yarbrough
Ernest Wider
John A. Knupple
Capitol
Santa Fe
W. 3. Peterson
Pete Ledinski
Capitol Steel and Tron Company
Freighter Blows Up in Red Sea
The British freighter Indian Explorer exploded and sank in the Red Sea about 400 miles south of Suez. Seventy two crew members are missing with one injured survivor. The 7,100 ton ship carried 580 tons of explosives to Indian ports from London. The crew were mainly Indian and British officers. The Indian Exporter searched the area overnight for survivors.
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Suez
Egypt
Red Sea
London
Indiana
Westfal-Larsen
Mone
Obituary: Marvin Beasley and Car Crash Victim Dies
DRS Marvin Beasley and Carl Branden, former Roff resident, died June 9 at a sister’s home in Josie Fuquay. Burial at Little Kansas Oxfa. He was brother of Irene Fisher of Roff. death followed a serious car accident about a year ago. He leaves no family.
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Carl Branden
Roff
Josie Fuquay
Little Kansas
Oxfa
Irene Fisher
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