Asia Events May Urge U S Decision On Stop Communism Policy
The Moscow conference ends deadlock and signals a shift toward extending a stop communism line globally. Asiatic events may hasten U S decisions on Korea China and funding, with Europe frozen in camps and the UN deadlocked over disarmament and atomic controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asiatic
U.S
Moscow
Europe
Congress
United Nations
Palestine
U.N
Greece
Turkey
Middle East
Fire destroys Welborn house. Cowans safe at Pecan Grove
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Cowan’s Welborn house burned Sunday night. Fire suspected to have started from an oil stove explosion. The Cowans owned a home at Pecan Grove and Dr Welborn plans to rebuild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Cowan
Welborn
Cowans
Pecan Grove
Dr. Welborn
Fitzhugh Resident Recovers From Virus Pneumonia
Jess Deshazo of Fitzhugh was treated at Sulphur clinic and hospital for virus pneumonia and has returned home to convalesce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Deshazo
Fitzhugh
Fitzhugh Domino Club Meets At Gore Johnstons
The Fitzhugh Domino club gathered recently in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gore Johnston for an evening of games and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Domino Club
Mrs. Gore Johnston
Beasley Couple Remodels Home With Addition Project
Mr and Mrs Marvin Beasley undertake an addition and remodeling of their residence. Work aims to expand living space and update interiors with a modernized layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Beasley
Building expands in Fitzhugh with Grade A dairy barns
Construction proceeds in Fitzhugh as Barton farm and Hart farm raise Grade A dairy barns. Local builders report steady progress and expect increased dairy output from the new facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh
Barton and Hart
Black market raises costs for German dental uppers
Berlin reports show prices for dental uppers surge to 1000 marks from 100 to 150 prewar as gypsum and instruments vanish from normal channels. Dentists, fewer in number from 4201 to 2148, refuse sick fund subscribers under socialized medicine, steering those unable to pay private rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bere
Rich Resources in Manchukuo Highlight Vast Resources
Manchukuo holds over 8 million acres of forest, 1.7 billion tons of coal, and 400 million tons of iron. It supports about 7 million tons of ore annually from Us han and Yenai mines.
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Manchukuo
Ushan
Yenai
Daylight Saving Time Starts Across Regions
The Associated Press reports clocks moved forward one hour Sunday for daylight saving in ten states and six more areas, with many in the northeast embracing the change while the south west and midwest remained on standard time. Rail, air and bus schedules adapt. radio networks shift to daylight time where possible. Clock changes affected residents in New York, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Delaware, Vermont, Pennsylvania and others in Maryland, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Tennessee and Michigan.
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South
West
Midwest
New York
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Delaware
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Tennessee
Michigan
Gladdens Return From Visit to Exeter Clinic
Mr and Mrs J W Gladden have returned from an extended visit to McCleary Clinic and hospital at Exeter Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gladden
McCleary Clinic
Exeter, Mo
Prof. H. T. Hopkins Visits Konawa on Business
Professor H. T. Hopkins of Asher was in Konawa on Tuesday for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Hopkins
Asher
Konawa
Chap man Visit to Hager and Gof Families
Mr and Mrs Charles Chap man of Long Beach California are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Luther Hager and grandparents Mr and Mrs Tom Gof during a family gathering in a local community scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chapman
Long Beach, Calif
Luther Hager
Mrs
Tom Gof
Sunday Visits From Botkins Cravers Bryant Families
Mrs. M. C. Botkins hosted Sunday afternoon visitors Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Cravers and their son. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bryant and family of Antlers visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boren and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Botkins
M. C. Cravers and Son
Charlie Bryant
Henry Boren
Mr and Mrs J E Huckleberry Visit Ada Family
Mr and Mrs J E Huckleberry and daughter Edwina visited their son Ernest Huckleberry and family in Ada on Sunday. In the afternoon they visited the air ing off and landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Huckleberry
Edwina
Ernest Huckleberry
Ada
Miss Betty Hagle Visits Texas Relatives
Miss Betty Hagle of Dennis Texas has been visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Sam Solomon and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hagle
Dennis, Tex
Sam Solomon
Mrs Callie Morris Visits Sisters Across States
Mrs Callie Morris of Conway Jr visits her sisters Mrs Bessie Crabtree and Mrs Lou Cox. Mrs Cox hails from Arkansas City Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Morris
Conway, Jr
Bessie Crabtree
Lou Cox
Mrs. Cox
Arkansas City, Kansas
Lyons Family Visit To Sasakwa Aunts Unfolds
Mr and Mrs Paul Lyons and son Danny of Sasakwa visit Mrs Sophia Smith and Mrs Hettie Forrest along with Mr and Mrs Roy Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lyons
Danny of
Sasakwa
Sophia Smith
Hettie Forrest
Roy Foster
Mrs Etta Mae Marbell Visits Richmond Friends
Mrs. Etta Mae Marbell of Richmond California is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Goodrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Mae Marbell
Richmond, Calif
Paros
Frank Goodrich
Ralph Godrich Returns Home From Hospital
Ralph Godrich is back home and much improved after his hospital stay, according to family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Godrich
Ada couple visits Denton teacher in Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Neal Jr of Ada and Mrs. Leota N Phillips of Konawa spent the weekend in Denton Texas visiting Leon F Brown band instructor at North Texas State Teachers College. He has purchased a home there at 1927 West Chestnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Neal, Jr
Ada
Leota N. Phillips
Konawa
Denton
Tex
Leon F. Brown
Leon
North Texas State Teachers College
West Chestnut
Mrs Mort Tennyson Visits Husband in Guymon
Mrs Mort Tennyson is visiting her husband in Guymon, an arrangement noted in local society circles. She plans to remain for a short period and return soon.
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Mort Tennyson
Guymon
Huckleberrys Attend Oklahoma City Funeral
Mr and Mrs S A Huckleberry of Oklahoma City attended the funeral of Jack Bowles on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Huckleberry
Oklahoma City
Jack Bowles
Local visitors return from Guymon run
Mrs. E. H. Shaw Mrs. Marvin Kirkwood Mrs. John Cloud and Mrs. Bud Johnson have returned home after visiting their husbands at Guymon.
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E. H. Shaw
Marvin Kirkwood
John Cloud
Bud Johnson
Guymon
Ada Reed Returns From Okemah Visit With Kin
Mrs. Ada Reed and her father W. W. McGee came back from visiting relatives and friends in Okemah where they joined an old timers gathering. Mrs. Ruth Bridges of Bearden accompanied them to Wewoka.
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Ada Reed
W. W. McGee
Okemah
Ruth Bridges
Bearden
Wewoka
Hale couple featured in Oklahoma City this week
Mr and Mrs Floyd Hale were highlighted in Oklahoma City this week, with local coverage noting their community involvement and activities in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hale
Oklahomaity
Ada Visitors Mrs Edna Limes And Mrs Helen Hale
Mrs Edna Limes and Mrs Helen Hale were business visitors in Ada on Monday. They toured local firms and met with area professionals to discuss trade opportunities.
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Edna Limes
Helen Hale
Ada
Visitors Comprise Gains Home Gathering
Among those visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gains Saturday were Mr. Trapp, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Huckleberry and daughter Edwina of Vamoosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gains
Mr. Trapp
J. E. Huckleberry
Edwina
Vamoosa
John Gains Suffering Anew On Tuesday in Shawnee
John Gains is again reported sick on Tuesday in Shawnee. Town notices record his illness and pending activities for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gains
Mrs. J E Huckleberry and relatives visit kin
Mrs J E Huckleberry visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Gains on Wednesday. Mrs Lee Roy Head and Mrs Ray Myrick called on Mrs Head's mother Mrs C W Castleberry Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Huckleberry
Mrs
John Gains
Lee Roy Head
Ray Myrick
Mrs. Head
C. W. Castleberry
Mrs. Eugene Douthit Makes Shawnee Trip
Mrs. Eugene Douthit visited Shawnee on Wednesday for an unspecified purpose, details uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Douthit
Shawnee
Lawton Housewife Pleads Innocent in Manslaughter Charge
In Lawton Oklahoma Mrs Billie Baker 26 a housewife pleaded innocent at arraignment on a first degree manslaughter charge tied to the March 17 death of her seven year old stepson Harvey Lee Baker. A preliminary hearing was set for May 6 with bond at 10000 and sanity was established after initial hospital observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Okla
Billie Baker
Harvey Lee Baker
Justice of the Peace
John Manning
Ralph Cline
Jake Sims Named Director of Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation
Jake Sims aged 52, longtime Seminole police chief, was named director of the Oklahoma state bureau of investigation. He will take the post May 1, replacing Rex Hawks who was appointed temporarily. Sims previously served with the U S internal revenue bureau before joining Seminole police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Jake Sims
Seminole
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation
Paul Reed
Durant
Ohlo
U. S. Internal Revenue Bureau
City plans renovation of Camp Fire cabin and boiler
City Manager W. E. Hansen announced a face lifting of the small stone cabin near City Lake to host Camp Fire Girls activities. Major work is planned on the building and a boiler in Convention hall will be repaired to heat the Youth Center once completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hansen
Convention Hall
Australian Sheep Show Strives To Be World's Largest
In Sydney the Royal Easter Show, touted as the largest agricultural show, omits sheep exhibits. The June sheep show would require immense organization to claim the greatest sheep show status in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Konawa HD Club Meeting on Kitchen Curtains
Konawa Home Demonstration Club met in the high school auditorium with guests. Miss Clark demonstrated curtain making while Mrs. Scott, homemaking teacher, screened two films on meat cookery and freezing produce. Refreshments were served in the homemaking cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konawa
Clark
HDA
Scott
Wreck Blame Fixes for City of Miami Train Crash
Champaign IL April 26 The Illinois Central Railroad announced an investigation into last Saturday's wreck of the City of Miami train blaming improper installation of two electrical relays for the smashup Two persons were killed and 107 injured
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Illinois Central Railroad
City of
Miami
Ant gait observed as a gauge of rising temperatures
The speed of ants increases with higher temperatures, offering a natural indicator of heat levels. Observers note that warmer conditions speed up ant movement, suggesting a simple ecological cue for climate warmth.
Future Homemakers of Konawa Banquet Highlights
Konawa Future Homemakers held their annual parent daughter banquet on Thursday night April 17 at the Konawa Legion Hut. Colorful red and white decorations framed tulips iris and bridal wreath centerpieces. Joy Kathryne Walker welcomed guests and led introductions while Mrs Herbert Walker received thanks and honorary membership. Rev Kelley spoke on Future Homemakers of America as about 100 attendees enjoyed a steak dinner and performances.
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Konawa Future
Konawa Legion Hut
FHA
Joy Kathryne Walker
Herbert Walker
Rev. Kelley
Homemakers of America
Allen Men Plan Park Improvements With Public Meeting
Business men met at City cafe to organize park work for April 29 cleanup and possible barbecue pits and seating. Next meeting set for May 13 at 6 30 p m at the park with a basket lunch and public attendance urged. The park lies a block south of the Baptist church and lighting and water are also planned. The club sponsors Allen Boy Scout troop led by Charles Ussery Jr with committee members J I Jones A E Hatcher Virgil Ramsey E C Peay Jr and A K Kimbrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Business
City Cafe
Baptist Church
Business Men's Club
Allen Boy Scout Troop
Charles Ussery, Jr
J. I. Jones
A. E. Hatcher
Virgil Ramsey
E. C. Peay, Jr
A. K. Kimbrough
Oklahoma Reserve Officers urge Key to head 95th Division
At Oklahoma City on April 28 the Oklahoma Reserve Officers association adopted a resolution urging Maj. Gen. William S. Key of Oklahoma City to command Oklahoma's reactivating 95th Division. The 95th will be composed of organized reserve units and the resolution will be sent to the War Department in Washington. Col. Armon H. Bost was reelected president and Col. C. E. Barnes was endorsed for national president. Additional officers were elected across several districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
William S. Key
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Reserve Officers’ Association
Key
45Th National Guard
95Th
War Department
Washington
Armon H. Bost
Tulsa
State Association
C. E. Barnes
Guthrie
James A. Elliott
H. Paul Johnson
Ponca City
C. Murray Fuquay
Midwest City
John Hubbard
Kent Randall
Blackwell
Martin Hagerstrand
Muskogee
Jack Hughes
Altus
German V-2 Expert To Wed U. S. Nurse
Frankfurt report says Wilhelm Mueller a 40 year old German V-2 rocket expert will fly to Taunton Massachusetts next month to marry former U S army nurse Thelma L Damerian The couple are described as the first German to obtain an exit permit to wed an American woman since the War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Taunton
Mass
Stars and Stripes
Wilhelm Mueller
Thelma L. Damerian
Chrysler Signs On New Pay Agreement
Chrysler Corp. followed General Motors by granting a 1.5 cent hourly wage increase tied to six paid holidays. The raise covers 170,000 production workers and 3,000 union salaried employees plus 12,000 non union workers, across all divisions including Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto, and Chrysler. Negotiated with the CIO UAW, it aims to stabilize auto industry labor peace and sets a model for Ford negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
General Motors
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler
Chrysler-Uaw
Uawcio
Ford
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
Corporation
Plymouth
Dodge
DeSoto
A D Bolton Retires From School Work
A D Bolton former principal of Willards grade school in Ada and for twenty years principal of Jefferson school in McAlester has retired from school work after a long effort. He is past seventy and plans for the future are not announced. He taught in Ahloso and Allen and recently had four daughters living in Ada Tulsa and Waco Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Bolton
Willards
Ada
Jefferson School
McAlester
D. D. Kirkland
Eep Bolton
Bolton
Oklahoma
Anniston
Ala
Alabama
Ahloso
Allen
Lassie Mae
B. G.) Howard
Justine
Charles) Thompson
Anna Lee Tucker
Tulsa
W. E. Hansen
Joe Hensley
Ada Church
Ora Brown Stokes
National
WCTU
Evanston
Stokes
Richmond
United States
Napier High School
C. R. Buford
Hansen
English
Ada Vfw
Snyder Puts Budget Balance First in Arkansas Visit
Treasury Secretary John W. Snyder spoke in Little Rock and said he favors balancing the national budget before tax cuts. He opposed a sharp Republican income tax cut and noted Truman's request for lower prices is producing results. The Arkansas native arrived for an unveiling of his portrait in the state capitol, as the second Arkansan in a president's cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Treasury
John W. Snyder
German Women Sentenced to Refugee Camp by British Court
Two German women were sentenced by a British control commission court to spend four weeks in a refugee camp to learn the conditions faced by refugees they refused to shelter. They faced the alternative of three months imprisonment after repeatedly denying accommodations to refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elensburg
Germany
British Control Commission
Cement mix mistake alarms Memphis gardeners
In Memphis on April 26 Mrs. R. H. Rainey warned that her two young sons spread a bag labeled fertilizer over their plants but the contents were cement. The incident illustrates the dangers of confusing gardening products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
R. H. Rainey
Ada chapter of National Secretaries Association installs officers
The Ada chapter held an installation at the Aldridge hotel with National registrar Nellie Voelker in charge. Officers include Erin Haley president Velma Perkins vice president Wini Fred McCauley and Charity Johnson recording secretary and Ernest Schroeder treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
National Secretaries Association
Aldridge Hotel
Nellie Voelker
Kansas City
Erin Haley
Homer W. Peay
Travelers Insurance Company
Velma S. Perkins
C. H. Massey
Oklahoma State Bank
Winifred A. McCauley
I. L. Cummings
Faye Wilson
H. F. Dotson
The
Dotson Motor Company
Mae Jo Irwin
A. Linscheid
East Central State College
Loretta Peniston
Cudahy Packing Company
Mattie Ruth McHaffey
Oscar L. Parker
East Central College
Marjorie Jones
W. F. Dean
C. F. Needham
Arline Sutton
F. E. Ford
Veterans Administration
Rae Snodgrass
Byron T. Smith
Soil Conservation Service
Lila Middleton
First National Bank
Joy Ligon
James N. King
Ozella E. Waner
J. H. Pryor
Tag Office
McCauley
Woodward Fund Continues Growing From Ada Donations
Ada residents keep sending aid to Woodward relief as the Woodward fund total reaches 544 dollars. Contributions listed include individuals and businesses such as H C Hodges J L Eppler Walker's and White Way Laundry Employees with varied amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Woodward
Ada News
Woodward Relief Committee
H. C. Hodges
J. L. Eppler
C. O. Walker
J. W. Westbrook
Thomas P. Holt
W. C. Duncan
Morrow
L. W. Cheek
Marjorie Braly
W. O. Gale
Ada Herefords Open Season As Kiwanis Guests
Ada Herefords of the new Sooner State league were featured at the Ada Kiwanis meeting. Club officials praised efforts to organize the league and players from several states were introduced by manager Uke Clanton. Robert H. Nutt gave a memory demonstration and announced an upcoming course sponsored by the Ada Jaycees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Herefords
Ada Kiwanis
A. R. Sugg
Uke Clanton
Robert H. Nutt
Ada Jaycees
Tornado Cleanup Continues in Woodward Sunday
Reconstruction of damaged buildings and debris cleanup from the April 9 storm pressed on in Woodward on Sunday as crews worked to restore the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Poland plans double track rail line to Baltic coast
Poland's Ministry of Transport plans a double track railway from Warsaw to the Baltic coast with lines to Gydnia and Gdansk by 1949. Reconstruction of the Vistula bridge at Tczew and a new bridge over the Vistula at Opalenie will enable through services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Ministry of Transport
Gydnia
Gdansk
Vistula
Tczew
Malbork
Prabuty
Opalenie
Debanded Decatur Man Wins Global Cigar Band Title
L. C. Scott of Decatur claims the cigar band collecting championship of the world after 21 years and a haul of 4,506 bands. He has gathered plain and fancy bands printed across the United States and abroad including Mexico South America Cuba England France Belgium Russia and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur, Ill
L. C. Scott
U. S
Mexico
South America
Cuba
England
France
Belgium
Russia
Germany
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AP Foreign Affairs
Far East
Korea
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Shanghai
Chiang
Mr. Molotov
Fitzhugh News
Black Market
Associated Press
Jefferson Memorial
Thomas Jefferson
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Earl Bunting
Bunting
Newburyport
Development Council
U. N
Security Council
Assembly
Bureau of Investigation
City
City Lake
Konawa HD
Future Homemakers of
RCA
Gen. Key
Snyder
Frank
Adam
Secretaries Form Association Chapter
Woodward Fund
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