Stratford News Visitor Returns From Texas Trip
E O English came back Wednesday from Livingston Texas where he visited his father J English. He passed Trinity Texas and saw an uncle there. Sunday visitors at the home of A M Benge and F W Lairson included a sister of Mr Lairson, Mrs Florence McClain, her daughter, and Mr and Mrs Frank Graves with sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E O. English
Livingston
Tex
J. English
Trinity
A. M. Benge
F. W. Lairson
Lairson
Florence McClain
Frank Graves
Leon Brown Visiting Texas City With Family
Leon Brown an oil company employee at Texas City Texas is spending a few days visiting with his family and enjoying the seaside town ambiance and local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Brown
Texas City
Tex
La Madre Club Delegates Attend Stillwater Mothers Convention
Delegates from the La Madre Club who attended the Mothers Club convention in Stillwater from April 30 to May 2 were Mrs. Edna Robertson Mrs. Boneta Ballard Mrs. Mary Lou Welch and Mrs. Edna Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Madre Club
Mothers Club
Stillwater
Edna Robertson
Boneta Ballard
Mary Lou Welch
Edna Hicks
Family visit to Houston and Welleston relatives
Mr and Mrs Monroe Glass and children of Houston and Mrs Raymond Hailes and children of Welleston visited the home of their parents Mr and Mrs Jim Glass recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Glass
Houston
Raymond Hailes
Welleston
Jim Glass
Watts Family Weekend Visit Highlighted in Tulsa
Mr and Mrs Herbert Watts and their children from Tulsa were weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs C A Lovelace and also visited in the home of Mr and Mrs C A Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Watts
Tulsa
C. A. Lovelace
C. A. Watts
Weekend visit highlights from Fairview residents
Mr and Mrs Ed Ratzlaff of Fairview spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs L P Shi. Mr Ratzlaff returned home Sunday. C L Head of California is visiting the home of Mr and Mrs A F Rannals and will be joined by his wife soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ratzlaff
Fairview
L. P. Shi
Ratzlaff
C L. Head
California
A. F. Rannals
Weekend Visitors At Moore Home Include Oklahoma City Guests
Those spending the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Moore included Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Gant of Oklahoma City. Also visiting Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore and their children of Tecumseh and Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Moore
O. E. Gant
Oklahoma City
Jack Moore
Tecumseh
O.O. Moore
Moore couple and son visit sister and husband
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. James and Johnnie Dale James of Moore spent Sunday at the home of his sister Mrs. E. O. English and Mr. English.
Shawnee visitors stay with Brown family friends
Mrs. M. L. Cole of Shawnee is spending a few days in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Brown. She was accompanied by her husband who returned Sunday. Mrs. Ethel Tarburton, formerly Ethel Sea groves of Stratford, now of Shawnee, was a guest in the Brown home recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Cole
Shawnee
R. M. Brown
Ethel Tarburton
Ethel Seagroves
Stratford
Brown
Madonna Club members meet with Mrs Williams and Mothers Club convention
Members of the Madonna Club who had coffee with Mrs C B Williams on Tuesday morning included Mrs Kenneth Andrews Mrs Gustin Shi Jr Men F P Statt Mrs Boyd Perry Mrs B H Eaves Jr Mrs Bill Clear Mrs Wendell Winn Mrs J W Mann Mrs Elvis Howell and the hostess Mrs Williams. Delegates from the club at the Stillwater convention were Mrs Kenneth Andrews Mrs Delbert Jones Mrs J W Mann and Mrs Bill Cloar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madonna Club
C. B. Williams
Kenneth Andrews
Gustin Shi Jr
F. P. Statt
Boyd Perry
B. H. Eaves Jr
Bill Clear
Wendell Winn
J. W. Mann
Elvis Howell
Williams
Mothers Club
Stillwater
Delbert Jones
Bill Cloar
Oklahoma couple welcome daughter at St. Anthony's
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Turley of Oklahoma City are the parents of a daughter born recently at St. Anthony's hospital. No name has been chosen yet. Their other daughter Judy Beth is visiting her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Blackburn, for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Turley
Oklahoma City
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Judy Beth
Tom Blackburn
Mrs Arch Thompson And Mrs Karl Andrews Visit Wynnewood Gardens
Mrs Arch Thompson and Mrs Karl Andrews spent Friday morning visiting the flower gardens in Wynnewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Thompson
Karl Andrews
Wynnewood
Wilsons and son visit from Oklahoma City for two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wilson and son Alvin Jr. formerly of Oklahoma City, with the Santa Fe, are guests at the Sallee home for two weeks. Mr. Wilson serves as relief agent while Lee Hurd takes vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Wilson
Alvin Jr
Oklahoma City
The
Santa Fe
O. M. Sallee
Mr. Wilson
Lee Hurd
Family News From Mrs Sallee Visit
Mrs D M Sallee and her son Jim returned Tuesday after visiting a niece and family. Mr and Mrs O M Doc Wadley of Tahlequah were also mentioned in the brief note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Sallee
Jimmy
O. M
Doc) Wadley
Tahlequah
Garrett Family Visits Ada Neighbor Mrs Williams
Mr and Mrs Cecil Garrett and their son Ronnie of Ada spent Sunday night and Monday visiting in the home of Mrs E W Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Garrett
Ronnie
Ada
E. W. Williams
Jinks Return From Weeklong Louisville Vacation
Mr and Mrs Harvey Jinks return to their home after a week long vacation in Louisville Kentucky They visited relatives and attended the Kentucky Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Jinks
Louisville
Hoopers Visit Rudders in Rattan on Sunday
Mr and Mrs Fred Hooper Visited Mrs Hoopers parents Mr and Mrs Jim Rudder of Rattan Sunday with family and kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hooper
Rycroft Family Weekend Visit to Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs Elmer Rycroft spent the weekend in Oklahoma City visiting Ro sie Rycroft and Mr and Mrs Homer Rycroft Mr and Mrs Perry Rycroft and Miss Inez Rycroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Rycroft
Rosie Rycroft
Oklahoma City
Homer Rycroft
Perry Rycroft
Inez Rycroft
Corleys Visit Selbys During Shawnee Trip
Mr. Jack Corley and children Beverly Jackie and Lela with Sue Morris visited Mr. and Mrs. Dean Selby and baby Jackie Dean. Mrs. Corley had been in Shawnee the past week visiting her daughter and returned home with her husband on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Corley
Beverly
Jackie
Lela
Sue Morris
Dean Selby
Jackie Dean
Iris Unit of Stratford Garden Club Meets at Lula Jackson Home
The Iris Unit of Stratford Garden club met at Mrs. Lula Jackson’s home with vice president Mrs. Arch Thompson presiding. Members gave birth month flowers in roll call. The lesson focused on roses and secretary duties were handled by Mrs. Ed J. P. Hanley in Mrs. Carpenter’s absence. One visitor, Mrs. Walter Malone, attended before the group adjourned to the schoolhouse concert by the Glee club and band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford Garden Club
Lula Jackson
Arch Thompson
Ed J. P. Hanley
Carpenter
Walter Malone
Carol Lamb Named Blue Skirt of May at Ada Junior High
Ada Junior High announces Carol Lamb ninth grade won Blue Skirt of May honoring her as outstanding student in the organization. At 14 she is daughter of Mrs. Noma Lamb and member of Freewill Baptist church. May 9 assembly will include seventh grade officers and practice, while May 9 is library checkout deadline. last Blue Jay Chatter issue issued eight pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Lamb
Charsey
Carol
Noma Lamb
West Twelfth
Freewill Baptist Church
Blue Jay
Mixed Chorus at Ada High School Concert
Ada High School chorus directed by Allen Clink presented a Friday assembly program featuring Navajo Trail Arr Ringwald Sweet Betsy From Pike Madame Jeanette Murray My Hero O Rejoice Ye Christians Loud Seer Preserve Me O God James Go Not Far From Me O God Velia trio Betty Roberts Lou Brewer Beverly McCollough Climbin Up The Mountain Chil Oe in Spiritual Good News Spiritual Hear De Lambs A Cryin Spiritual Rock On My Soul Spiritual Ride The Chariot Spiritual Battle Hymn of the Republic Arr Wilhousky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada High School
Allen Clinkscales
Frances King
Marilyn
Navajo Trail
Ringwald Sweet Betsy
Madame Jeanette
Murray My Hero
Beverly McCollough
James
God Zingarelli
Velia
Betty Roberts
Lou Brewer
Climin
Ping-Pong Tournament Finals Crown School Champs
The two month ping-pong tournament drew many entries and 1351 games. Jerry Thompson, an eighth grader, won the finals with Bobby Auten, a ninth grader, second. Blue and red ribbons were awarded by Coach Elmer Massey. Other contenders included James Frazier Warren Daggs Earl Gilley Johnny Morey Robert Lowe Ronnie Hoel Kenneth Jones Benton O Neil Lessie Walston John Crider J. D. Daggs and Lionel Pennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Thompson
Bobby Auten
Elmer Massey
James Frazier
Warren Daggs
Earl Gilley
Johnny Morey
Robert Lowe
Ronnie Hoel
Kenneth Jones
Benton O’neil
Lessie Walston
John Crider
J. D. Daggs
Lionel Pennington
Ninth grade science field trip to Smiths Lake
Ninth grade general science classes taught by C L Robberson spent Tuesday at Smiths Lake south of Ada seeking specimens for study. Thanks to Mrs Thurman Milam for a year's Time magazine subscription for the library. The Junior high faculty spring picnic will be a Hamburger Fry at Wintersmith Park on May 12 evening. Sixth grade students from ward schools will visit the seventh grade for a special assembly and building tour on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Robberson
Smith's Lake
Ada
Social gathering guests listed for party
Those present were Mrs. Louis Nichols Mrs. Laura Phil lips, Mrs. Arch Thompson, Mrs. J. P. Hanley, Mrs. Karl Andrews, Mrs. Alice Pyron, Mrs. Lee Ott, Mrs. N. F. McAlester, Mrs. J. E. Howell, Mrs. O. M. Malone, Mrs. John Williams and the hostess, Mrs. Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Nichols
Laura Phillips
Arch Thompson
J. P. Hanley
Karl Andrews
Alice Pyron
Lee Ott
N. F. McAlester
J. E. Howell
O. M. Malone
John Williams
Jackson
Rannals Family Reunion at Turner Falls on Mother's Day
Mr and Mrs A F Rannals spent Sunday at Turner Falls for a reunion and Mother's Day celebration. Attending were Hollis Reynolds and two sons Terry and Vick Vinyard Texas Berry Ring and two sons John and Tom Leo Abney and children Rickey and Cherry Lorene Frantz and three sons all of Oklahoma City W O Reed of Stratford accompanied the group to Sulphur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Rannals
Turner Falls
W. O. Reed
Stratford
Rannals
Spring Vocal Music Concert at Junior High Auditorium
A spring vocal concert and art exhibit will be held in the Junior High Auditorium on Friday evening May 9 at 7 30 p m. No admission fee. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior High
Twin-High tennis results at Semi nole and Chickasha meet
Jane Roberts was runner up in singles at Semi nole. Doubles featured Nancy Cunningham with Rowena Cales and Ruth Ann Norris with Catherine McBride. Warren Rice Weston Roadhouse Dan Wagner and John McKee won singles matches. Junior division at Chickasha saw Mary Ann Miller Ruth Ann Norris win singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminole
Jane Roberts
Nancy Cunningham
Rowena Cales
Ruth Ann Norris
Catherine McBride
Warren Rice
Weston Roadhouse
Dan Wagner
John McKee
Mary Ann Miller
Chickasha
Mary Ann
Ruth Ann
Dan Wiman
John McKeel
Vernon Roberts
Joyce Miller
W. B. Cunningham
Seventh Grade Softball Tournament Ends In Big Victory
The seventh grade softball tournament concluded with a final game on Tuesday at noon. The second period team led by Mrs. Morrison defeated the fourth period squad 23 to 7. Players listed for second period include Charles Archer Vernon Archer Jo Baker Stanley Beasley Bobby Bethune Head Broadrick and others. The fourth period roster features Tommy Allen Robert Cornell John Crider Billy Close Warren Dages Jerry Geddie Veldo Goins Elon Hokett John McKay Kent Kidwell Jim Kingery Charles Loman Harry Lungaard Benjamin Otto and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finis Morrison
Mics Laurice Core
Peroid
Morrison
Charles Archer
Vernon Archer
Jo Baker
Stanley Beasley
Bobby Bethune
Head Broadrick
David Golden
Neil Griffith
Earl Gurley
Arthur Morris
Billy Mullins
Glenn
Tommy Allen
Robert Cornell
John Crider
Billy Close
Warren Dages
Jerry Geddie
Veldo Goins
El0on Hokett
John McKay
Kent Kidwell
Jim Kingery
Charles Loman
Harry Lungaard
Benjamin Otto
W. F. Parrish
Bill Peak
Roy Perry
Orvil Pittman
Carroll Thrash
Morris Tucker
George Wilcox
Oklahoma City Highway Bid Letting Presents Record Total
State Highway Commission opened bids on 44 road and bridge projects plus 40 bridge paintings totaling 6.28 million dollars, about 48 thousand over estimates. Washita county receives eight projects. majority carried over from April as many bids were rejected earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Highway Commission
Oklahoma
Washita County
Castor Bean Planting Timing Advised
Farmers are urged to plant castor beans after soil warms and frost danger passes. A practical guideline places castor bean planting between the usual corn and cotton dates.
Wax Lord's Last Supper Exhibit At Ada Lions Drive
The famous Leonardo da Vinci scene in lifelike wax is shown this week in Ada near the J C Penney store. H B Maxey of White Plains New Jersey and his foster son George Reed built the figures from plaster molds, with hair placed individually and glass eyes for realism. Free will offerings aid needy people such as the blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Penney
Ada
Ada Lions Club
Leonardo da Vinci
H. B. Maxey
White Plains
N. J
George Reed
Maxey
Lions Clubs
Adams Pronunciation Confusion Highlights Presidential Names
In Quincy Massachusetts Edward Barton, a paint factory worker, told President Truman he corrected his pronunciation of John Adams as John Quincy Adams. Truman replied that John Adams was the second president and his son John Quincy Adams, whom Missourians pronounce Cee, was the sixth president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
Truman
Edward Barton
White House
John Quin Zee
John Adams
United States
John Quincy
Missouri
Seek Owners of Baby Equipment
County sheriff seeks the owners of two bags with baby clothes and bottles, a white ladies purse, two dog tags and two metal discs found near Ada. Items discovered Wednesday by Mrs. Harry E. Miller along Little Sandy and near her yard. Tags show Glen D. Ferguson and Dwight J. Turner. another disc bears Glen Allen Haley. No loss reports tied to theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Miller
Ada
SH 99
Miller Yard
Walker Hisle
Glen D. Ferguson
Dwight J. Turner
Glen Allen Haley
OGE
Teddy Roosevelts Granddaughter Found Unconscious in New York
Mrs Paulina Longworth Sturm 26 granddaughter of Theodore Roosevelt was found unconscious yesterday in her East Side hotel apartment. Daughter of the late Nicholas Longworth she had been married to Alexander Sturm until his death in November. A daughter Alexandra 5 lives with relatives after treatment with her physician Dr John A P Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paulina Longworth Sturm
Theodore Roosevelt
East Side
Sturm
Nicholas Longworth
House of Representatives
Alice Roosevelt
John A. P. Miller
Pioneer Stockmen To Have Reunion
Pioneer cattlemen who traveled the Chisholm Trail between 1865 and 1890 will hold a reunion in ADDINGTON Oklahoma this Saturday. The event is limited to those who drove herds through Pickens County in Indian Territory, an area now parts of Stephens Grady Jefferson Carter Love and Garvin Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addington
Okla
Indian Territory
Chisholm Trail
Pickens County
Stephens, Grady
Jefferson
Carter, Love and Garvin Counties
Spring Work Upturn Slow
Washington Secretary of Commerce Sawyer notes a slower spring upturn in employment than last year citing the need for industry and labor cooperation. Census Bureau data show 60 132 000 employed in the week ending April 12 with unemployment at 1 612 000 while farm work rises but weather slows field tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sawyer
Census Bureau
Commerce Department
Battery C Mascot Charlie Kidnapping Reported
Battery C of the 189th Artillery Battalion reports their pet monkey Charlie missing for over a week. Sgt. Allen and George Turvey of Blackwell Oklahoma blame possible foul play after a threatening call from Service Company 179th Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
189Th Artillery Battalion
Charlie
Sgt
Allen
George Turvey
Blackwell
Okla
Skullduggery
179Th Infantry
George
Local residents recall health and family losses in Latta
Dee Campbell, after more than six weeks in Sulphur Veterans' hospital, returned home Sunday evening. George Loftin and daughter came home Saturday night after a week at Watonga due to Mrs Loftin's father's illness. While there Mrs Loftin's sister suffered a stroke and died in Watonga hospital. Hubert Loftin left Tuesday for Watonga to attend funeral services for his aunt, Mrs Mae Crail, and returned Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Campbell
Sulphur Veterans’ Hospital
George Loftin
Watonga
Mrs Biggs Making Satisfactory Progress At Home
Mrs. Lester Biggs shows satisfactory progress though still confined to bed. Her daughter Mrs. Elwood Williams of Oklahoma City is visiting this week to help during her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Biggs
Elwood Williams
Oklahoma City
Mr Floyd Walker and family visit in Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs Floyd Walker of Oklahoma City spent Sunday with his brother Ray and Mrs Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Walker
Oklahoma City
Ray
Mrs. Walker
Mrs. Wilson Pinley Visits Seminole Family Supper
Mrs. Wilson Pinley and Mr and Mrs Leon Pinley of Seminole were supper guests of her brother Calvin Grace and Mrs Grace in Seminole Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Pinley
Leon Pinley
Seminole
Calvin Grace
Grace
Grace and Freeman Families Visit Oklahoma City Friends
Mrs Calvin Grace and Mr and Mrs A P Freeman spent the weekend in Oklahoma City visiting friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Grace
A. P Freeman
Oklahoma City
Burge Family Visit Spans Anadarko to Medicine Lodge
Mr and Mrs Jack Burge of Anadarko spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Marvin Laughlin and Cimoun Burge. Cimoun left for Medicine Lodge Kan Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Burge
Anadarko
Marvin Laughlin
Cimoun Burge
Cimoun
Medicine Lodge
Kan
Mrs Clara Oliver Visits Pendletons In Oklahoma City
Mrs Clara Oliver and Mrs Foster Eaton visited her brother and family in Oklahoma City on Saturday. They found the Pendletons away, so they spent their time shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Oliver
Foster Eaton
Oklahoma City
Fay Pendleton
Pendletons
Porter Cales Visits Fitzhugh Parents Sunday Morning
Porter Cales visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Cales in Fitzhugh Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Cales of
Fitzhugh
Mrs. L. C. Cales
Labor Union awards five $500 college scholarships
In Oregon, 76 high schools participate as 80 percent of schools conduct competitive exams for five $500 scholarships. Winners will be announced next month, funded by the Oregon State Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Oregon State Federation of Labor
Two-Color-Eyed Kittens Born in Birsay Household
In Birsay Saskatchewan a Gordon Gemmill family reports two unusual kittens. Each kitten is pure white and possesses one blue eye and one green eye. The mother has green eyes and the father blue eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birsay
Sask
Gordon Gemmill
Lung Cancer Imitates Tuberculosis and Pneumonia
Editorial argues early accurate diagnosis of lung cancer is rare and critical. Mass chest x ray surveys could detect cancer before symptoms, with about 75 percent curable at that stage and only 10 percent once symptoms appear.
Registration Begins June 2 at East Central State College
Seniors in the second semester register May 20-27 marking the start of the summer session on June 2. Freshmen begin pre-registration June 2 at 8 am with A-K at 8 am and A-Z at 10 am. Juniors and sophomores follow a timed schedule by name. Graduate work requires a bachelor's degree and 12 hours in education. East Central offers dorms and apartments and lists seven graduate courses for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central State College
A-Ca
East Central
Oklahoma University
A. and M. College
Oil Activity Moves South in Oklahoma Field Drilling
New southward activity monitored to define the southern field boundary. C and L drilling rig operates in 29 4N 5E NW SE SE as Bert D Paine No 1 A yrick and Mizell and Yingling wells show ongoing progress with setbacks from equipment failures. Paine No 2 Bus by Community at 1015 feet experiences delays due to faulty gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. and L. Drilling Company
C. and L
Bert D. Paine
Ayrick
Mizell Brother
A. Floyd
Yingling
Busby
Sharp Battle for Alabama's Votes
In Alabama a contest between Georgia Senator Russell and Senator Kefauver of Tennessee for 22 Democratic convention votes shows a largely unpledged delegation. Russell is likely to secure at least 34g votes while Kefauver has only two pledged figures. Delegates meet May 27 to decide action, with this group pledged to stay at the national convention and back nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Georgia
Sen
Russell
Kefauver
Tennessee
Alabama
Gault Charged With Failure To Yield On Left Turn
William Edward Gault of Ada faces charges of failure to yield while making a left turn in peace justice court. Gault was apprehended by Highway Patrolman Aubrey A. Mitchell half a mile south of Ada on SH 99 after an accident occurred Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Justice Court
William Edward Gault
Ada
Gault
SH 99
Aubrey A. Mitchell
State Supreme Court Opinions Reach Rulings Across Oklahoma
Oklahoma City reports show several Supreme Court decisions. Cases include McClain v Harper affirmed in full, Creslenn Oil Co. and Elm Oil Co. v State Corporation Commission affirmed in part and reversed in part, First National Bank in Madill v Ayres reversed with directions, and payne County cases including Rabon v Berry affirmed. Other dockets involve S. J. Sarkeys and colleagues, Richey family, and various county motions or continuances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Lawrence E. McClain
F. E. Harper
Oklahoma County
Creslenn Oil Co
Elm Oil Co
State Corporation Commission
J. M. Brown
First National Bank
Madill
M. U
N Jr
Kirley Compton
J. P. F. Bowles
Altaplair Morgan
Carolyn Jo Clark
M. O. Counts
J. Cal Counts
Ruhl K. Cutright
Martha Cutright
W. S. Richey
Annce Richey
Washita County
E. R. Rabon
Mary Orewe Rabon
Thomas E. Berry
J. H. Arrington
Payne County
S. J. Sarkeys
L. A. Stark
R. W. Simpson
Orel Busby
L. H. Harrell
Lena Adair
Wick Adair
Pontotoc County
Clark Arrives to Lead Far East UN Command
Gen. Mark W. Clark arrived to take over the Far East post from Gen. Ridgway as the United Nations and U S commander. Ridgway will shift to NATO command in Europe. Clark pledged to work for an honorable Korea armistice as the truce talks face a new Communist rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Mark W. Clark
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
Clark
State PTA convention attendees head to Tulsa
Mrs. Paul John and Mrs. Ned Biffle, Cameron grade school PTA leaders, traveled Tuesday to Tulsa for the State PTA convention opening May 6 and running through May 8. General sessions are at the Central Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul John
Cameron Grade School
Atomic blast lights pre-dawn sky over Yucca Flat test area
A fifth test in the Nevada proving grounds lit the pre-dawn sky at 5 15 a m PDT with a bright flash seen from Las Vegas Los Angeles and Groom Mine residents were moved for radiation checks while AEC scientists plan comparisons with earlier 1951 tests. No troops observed in this test and another 1500 soldiers were readied for a future maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Yucca Flat
Los Angeles
Here
Groom Mine
Atomic Energy Commission
St. George
Utah
Hre
Caliente
AEC
Nvada
Alvin C. Graves
Proving Grounds
United States
Princes Visit Wild West Stand At British Industries Fair
At a London fair the young princes William and Richard slipped from royal escorts to inspect cowboy and Indian gear. They touched knives guns and tomahawks before their mother, the Duchess of Gloucester, called them back to proper behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles Penn
Penn
Stole Because He Liked to Collect
John Barnes told the court he collected items for a rainy day and for years took unfastened goods from markets. Detectives found a three year stash in his bachelor flat. he admitted stealing goods valued at 374 pounds 15 shillings 442 pence. He was ordered held for medical examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleetwood
England
John Barnes
Barnes
Market Place
Bat Wing Bones Resemble Human Finger Structure
A bat wing uses bones that mirror the arrangement of a human hand’s fingers, showing evolutionary similarity in limb design and function.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stratford News
Hubert
Lions Club
Teddy Roosevelt
Battery C’s
Latta News
Labor Union
C. A. Dean
M. D
Dean
State Supreme Court
Ridgway
Harrisburg
John Sarver II
Dist
Atty
Huette F. Dowling
Young Sarver
Dowling
Kenneth Teacher Jr
Teacher
Thomas J. Fritchey
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