Wire-Tappers Listen In High Places Not First Victim
New York Mayor William O Dwyer joins a list of public figures whose phone lines were tapped, with eavesdropping touching on FDR Farley Eisenhower and LaGuardia era cases. The City Hall wiretapping probe widens as investigators review prior incidents and the impact on political figures and law enforcement.
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Farley
Eisenhower
Burton Heath
New York
Great City Hall
Prami
William O'Dwyer
LaGuardia
Clendenin J
Wader
Armin
O Yanks
Thomas P. WoCos
Pawtucket
Willian
Rhode Island
McCay-Vanderbilt
Senate
O'Dwyer
Harold Wkos
Osx
Demogatic
James A. Farley
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Vellphone Company
Vicliny
Mauikettan
Hugo Rogers
Albom
William Cineyer
New York City
Sulphur Girl Area Candidate For International Camp Place
Sulphur, Oklahoma. Miss Montgomery, daughter of Mr and Mrs BEA Montgomery, has been selected from the South Central Area of Girl Scouts as candidate to attend the International Camp. Camp runs July 2 to 28. Her selection comes after a region meeting where several candidates were discussed. final representative to Oklahoma will be chosen at a later date. Miss Montgomery has been active in Scouts, school, and community, with leadership roles including editor of the high school paper and yearbook involvement.
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Bea
Murigtea
South Cuok
South Central
Canada
Coloma
Oklahoma
Achorl
Alphac
Memtaurtiers
Genela
Areitios
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Kansas City
Amerigam
Armore
Para
Ana
Marshall
Lab
Parnard
Sulwhur
Accidental Wound Fatal to Lad in Sulphur
Sulphur era news reports a fatal accidental gun wound to a boy en route to hospital. Details indicate the rifle belonged to the father, who had handled it previously. authorities say the exact cause remains undetermined. The boy, an only child, died before reaching DeLay hospital after an ambulance diverted from Oklahoma to Sulphur.
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Sulpace
Antic
Francis Walki
Styx
Talidev
Ken
Onlahoma
DeLay
Bil
Walle
Sher
Emmet Chise
Bealdrom
Bil Barliff
Walk
County HD Clubs Hold Monthly Meetings in Homes
The Vanass home demonstration group met at Mrs. Ezra Hallane’s home with six members and Miss Marthe Miste attending, guest Mr. Ral lane, principal of Vaness school. Mrs. Pits presided, Miss Mote led the program, and members planned activities with school authorities, quilting projects, flower arrangements, and a future meeting at Mrs. Elmer Martin’s home.
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County HD
Vanass
Demonstra Con Clus
Ezra Hallane
Fmendiers
Marthe Miste
Rallane
Vaness School
Pits
Miss Mote
E- Mas
Wariuss School
Plaas Ace
J. A. Attor
Gy MA
Pitt
Mos
G. i
Stephens
Byng High Alumni Enlists in U S Air Force
Andy Cargill, Byng High School graduate, joins three year U S Air Force enlistment after lettering in baseball basketball and track at Byng. He pitched and played outfield for the Byng nine from 1945 to 1948, excelled in distance runs and broad jump, graduating in 1948 before moving to California with his father to work in the oil fields.
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Byung
Air Force
Cargill
Byng Nine
Byng
Young Cargill
Fig
Califfornia
Vet Pension Bill Opened Amid Heated Debate in House
Washington march 22 the house opened debate on a wide scale veterans pension bill with a three hour limit set for discussion and a possible final vote tonight. administration eyed cost up to four billion dollars annually while supporters argued for broad coverage including World War I and II veterans. Opponents questioned fairness in eligibility rules and suggested excluding some veterans, urging prudence before committing long term benefits.
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Washington
House
Act
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kearney
Truman's Welcome Winston Churchill
Washington reports confirm President Truman will welcome Winston Churchill at Blair House on March 17. The White House denied that Bevin's North Atlantic pact signing plans influenced any cancellation of Truman's Massachusetts Institute of Technology speech.
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Washington
Blair House
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Charles G. Rogs
Briish
Ernest Bevin
Massachusetts Institute of Techmyogy
Missouri considers policy on Negroes at state schools
Jefferson City March 22 a Missouri House committee unanimously approved a bill directing Negroes to attend White schools when no segregated options are offered at state universities. An amendment to allow any Negro to attend any school at will was discussed. The proposal has university board support, with calls for a practical solution to segregation. In other news a separate federal report cites 1948 cotton ginnings, with state totals and comparisons to prior years.
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House
Cin University
Segroes
Spee
Baware Elliott
St Louis County
House Spormer
University of Missouri
Allan McRéesnolds
Carthage
Board of Curatory
Ada Minar Miss Londa Lee Moore to headline Sunday concert
Ada Minar Miss Londa Lee Moore daughter of Mrs Lon L Moore of 150 West 17th street will be the featured piano soloist at the weekly Sunday concert at the Chicago MCA Hotel the world’s largest Y facility. The program open to the public, part of 45 weekly YMCA events for over 3 000 guests, showcases Brahms Liszt and Delibes while Miss Moore pursues piano studies at the American Conservatory of Music and serves as accompanist for several conservatories.
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Londa Lee Moore
Lon L. Moore
West 17H
Chicago Mca Hotel
Miss Moore
Diarama
Chickasha
American Conservatory of Music
Brahms
Liszt
Delussy
Londa Lee
Ada High School
Signal Federation of
Orients
East Central
Studens Productio
Ada ‘A
Memorial Building Fund
Ada East Central notes and campus plans in March events
Ada News sketches East Central events from March including campus projects at East Central College such as the Linscheid Library marble installation, the Regents meeting for a new Union building, and guest speakers like Dr. Snyder. It highlights senior day, a Shakespeare trip, and music and science class activities as students prepare for construction and performances.
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Oscar Parke
Oscar Perker
Reutge
Nonagey
East Central
Eamsides Macial Union
Comivayé
Lost money in race in Pasadena director race
Louise Hoogker, an unsuccessful candidate for city director in Pasadena, filed a statement of campaign expenses with the city clerk. The fragment lists items such as a nat lyrist and hat accessories with small cents amounts, indicating a vague accounting record from March 22.
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Pasadena
Calif
Louise Hoogker
Lempira
Son of Great Bull to County Breeds Shorthorn Herds
Z K McKoy of Ada announces purchase of a new young Shorthorn herd for his Fantotee and Copal counting ranches. The McKay ranch, east of Sconewal, spans two counties and markets bulls to Arkansas Texas and Oklahoma. About 75 head remain for purebred Shorthorns.
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Z. K. McKoy
Ada
Fantotee
Copal
Grain Valley
Pittodrie
McKay
Scotland
Sconewal
Arkansas
Texas
Okahoma
Tre Adan
Big Cotton Deal Ties Fractions Across Texas Pickups
Former Adan in a large cotton transaction shows Valier papers vacated owing 400116 of 3.50. Purasu cotton moves to Idris Tray lor Cotton Co. of Greenville Texas. Traytor, years in cotton, controls twin firms. Exhange of check transfers ownership of 3800 bales from Cameron County Farm Bureau to Traycor company. Farm Bureau members had secured government loans last fall and placed the bale pool. The sale means growers receive about 72 bale above the 19an price.
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Traycor Company
Traylor
W. H. Adkins
Linn
Farm Bureau
Bureau
Two Deaths Sunday Boost Highway Toll
Two deaths Sunday raised OkTe Roma's highway death toll to 10 percent for the year, with 16 more fatalities than last year. Victims included Samples, 68, of Oklahoma ity, struck while walking east of Oklahoma City, and Harmon Flanagan, 60, of Charles ton, Ark, killed in a two car crash near Sallisaw on U.S. Highway 64. Laura Bumgers, 89, of Charleston, injured, and Bessie Ran, 56, wife of the victim, seriously hurt. all taken to Fort Smith hospital.
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Pro
OkTe~ Roma
Oklahoma Ity
Harmon Flanagan
Cnarleston
Ark
Oklahoma City
Highway Patrol
Flanagan
Sallisaw
U.S. Haghway
Laura Bumgers
Charleston
Bessie ‘Ana
Fort Smith Hospital
Farmers May Top Total Crop Output Marks This Year
Washington report notes farmers plan to plant larger acreages of crops such as cotton, wheat, and corn, with the first major 1960 crop report to publicize acreage figures. Factors include potential surpluses, wartime government support, new legislation, favorable weather, and expanded farm machinery and fertilizer use. The department cites an agriculture total of about 365 million acres, with some reductions in densely grown crops.
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Ovid
Martin Washington
Tley
Agricu Rment
Byars Seniors to Present M Liss Play March 20
Byars Senior class stages a new three act version of M Liss based on Bret Harte. Virginia Mittchell advises. cast includes George Smith as Bummer and J B Sproul as the lawyer. Floyd Campbell directs with local student performers in a period stage production.
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Bret Huyta
Virginia Mittchell
Byars
Bret Harte
Hes Beert
Miliss
Grey
George Smith
Bummer
J. B. Sproul
Miss
Wilma Jean Byars
John Grey
Dannie Beller
Yales
Bill
Kenneth Qualls
Lena Moffits
Mauri
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