Spend It All or None? Truman Taxes and Senate Speculation
The piece argues that federal spending requires congressional appropriation and notes that Truman inherited higher tax collections than prior presidents. It discusses Oklahoma Democrats' July trip to Chicago and a possible Kerr–Murray vacancy via appointment, plus a moral reflection on a Texas blood transfusion dispute amid religious beliefs.
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Truman
Congress
Portland Oregonian
Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
Oregon
Harris Ellsworth
Oklahoma
Chicago
Robert S. Kerr
U. S
Johnston Murray
Murray
Kerr
Berry
Missouri
Odessa
Texas
A Sound Decision on Steel Seizure Upholds Constitution
The piece lauds Judge David A. Pine for ruling there is no express constitutional power for the President to seize the steel industry. It argues the ruling protects individual rights and cautions against executive overreach, urging a return to government by law amid looming court review.
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Truman
U.S
Supreme Court
David A. Pine
Britain
Holmes Baldridge
Washington
Pine
Congress
Record on President Truman steel tax remarks quoted
The piece argues for fair accounting of profits and gross income in steel companies, noting wage increases affect gross profit and tax, and critiques how Truman’s remarks were interpreted. It expresses sympathy for the president while urging clearer explanations and prudent political leadership amid global tensions.
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Truman
Getting in on Uranium Boom Sounds Much Easier Than It Is
A guide to uranium mining on the Colorado Plateau notes that, while money and credit are needed, claims are scarce and costly. It outlines steps to secure leases from the AEC or Navajo lands, the care needed with claims, and the harsh conditions and risks, including water, drilling, and possible losses.
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Utah
Colorado Plateau
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Indian Service
Navo Tribal Council
AEC
Buddhism in India Fades From Popular Faith After Centuries
Buddhism originated in India around 520 B C E but faded as a popular faith in the Indian subcontinent about ten centuries ago.
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India
Indian Subcontinent
Honey in the Kitchen Shelves Checks for Sweet Uses
The article suggests using pantry honey to enhance flavors by sweetening baked apples or hot chocolate, highlighting its versatility and easy kitchen applications.
Mitchuson to Head McLish Schools in Fittstown
Board re-elects teachers and staff for another year at McLish schools in Fittstown. J N McKeel and Arnold resign. Mitchusson of Blackwell is elected superintendent. He has taught in Stratford Lexington Moore and Washington before Blackwell.
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Board of Education
McLish Schools
Fittstown
J. N. McKeel
Arnold
H Mitchusson
Blackwell
Pontotoc County
Stratford
Lexington and
Moore
Washington
Okla
Dorothy Jamar
Chessiee Shipman
Home Ec
Alma Sales
Roland Wilson
Juanita Townsend
Bernice Stewart
Vida Doolittle
Homer Stevenson
Ed Harlin
Delmer Johnson
Charlie Davis
J. L. Delaplain
Ruby Eaton
CAB Plans Forced Insurance Move
The Civil Aeronautics Board proposes to require all CAB controlled passenger airlines to carry passenger and property crash insurance. Current lines largely meet minimums, with proposed standards set at 25 000 per person for passengers, 100 000 for property damage on smaller planes, and 250 000 for larger aircraft.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Maryland primaries nominate senators and elect delegates
The Associated Press notes Maryland voters choose senators and elect delegates to the state convention and then national conventions. Kefauver and Russell campaign in Florida ahead of Tuesday’s primary. Taft attends a Washington press conference. Eisenhower boosters Mary Lord and Citizens for Eisenhower lead rallies in Portland Astoria and Salem. Morton of Kentucky promotes Eisenhower on a Washington TV show.
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Associated Press
Maryland
House
Kefauver
Florida
Sen
Russell
Taft
Wedemeyer
Washington
Mary Lord
Citizens For
Eisenhower
Portland
Ore
Peterson
Nebraska
Astoria
Lodge
Salem
Rep. Morton
Kentucky
Merritt School to graduate 34 sets of twins
Elk City Oklahoma May 3 The Merritt School will graduate 34 sets of twins on May 22. Four other twins remain enrolled to keep teachers guessing. Roy Lee Williams 20 and his sister Marie left to marry. Other twins are Corene and Lorene White Herbert and Huebert Fix and Alvie and Alvin Tressel.
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Elk City
Okla
Merritt
Here
Syive
Roy Lee Williams
Marie
Corene
Lorene White
Herbert
Huebert Fix
Alvie
Alvin Tressel
Congo Circus Heads West: De Jonghe Brothers Bring First Congo Show
Alphonse de Jonghe and his three brothers plan Belgium’s first Congo circus costing 240000 dollars. They will tour via 15 trucks, ships, and a plane with 30 white performers. Rules ban white clowns and lions until recently lifted. acts must be clearly explained and a 5,000 seat portable stadium will be used in dry weather.
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Alfred Cheval
Brussels
Belgium
Alphonse de Jonghe
Belgian Congo
Congo
de Jonghes
Ringling Brothers
United States
de Jonghe
Sabre Jets Down Four Communist MIGs Over Korean Skies
U S Sabre pilots claim four Communist MiGs shot down in two dogfights near the Manchurian border. Capt Latshaw Jr earns his fifth MIG, and Capt Love adds a sixth. Allied air strikes hit rail cuts and front-line positions as ground forces withdraw at Yonchon.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
Fifth Air Force
Robert J. Love
San Bernardino
Calif
Yonchon
Cut In Aviation Gasoline Ordered
The Petroleum Administration for Defense ordered a 30 percent cut in aviation gasoline use for civil aviation starting May 6. Airlines and private planes face limits, with sport flights banned. two airlines capped at 65 percent of March consumption for 28 days. The order, effective 3:01 am EST May 6, follows an oil strike by CIO AFL and independent workers.
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Washington
Petroleum Administration For Defense
PAC
Sulphur Man Keeps Big B-29 Account
2nd Lt. William A. Goffe of Sulphur Oklahoma has arrived at HQ 6161st Air Base Wing Japan as an auditor in the Finance Section. He tracks funds used to maintain B 29 Superforts aiding Korea operations. Goffe began Air Force service after graduating from the University of Oklahoma in 1951.
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616St Air Base
Japan
Korea
Okla
William A. Goffe
Paul E. Goffe
3Rd St
Goffe
6161St Air Base
6161St Air Base Wing
University of Oklahoma
Tinker Air Force Base
Far East Air Force Headquarters
Ellis County Fair to Split Spring Horse Meet Dates
Arnette Oklahoma May 3 Ellis County Fair Association announces the spring horse meet will be held in two segments on May 9 and 10 and again May 16 and 17.
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Arnett
Okla
Ellis County Fair Association
Delicious dinner menu features ham fried apple rings and corn bread
A hearty menu lists baked ham fried apple rings creamed spinach and squares of hot corn bread. The simple meal highlights classic comfort foods in a homestyle serving.
Primary slate for county and district races in 1952
The candidate list for the Democratic primary on July 1, 1952 includes Sheriff contenders D Gaar and Ray Goodwin James C Baze. Court Clerk Abe Holloway. County Clerk Claud Bobbitt and J D Thompson. County Commissioner District B Bob Austell. Corporation Commissioner Ray C Jones. U.S. House Fourth District Gene Davis. State Representatives J W Huff and George Harden. George Buster Harden and George R Collins for Representative No 2 with Bob Dumont also listed.
Pasture Fertility Program Field Day May 5-10
The Southeast Pasture Fertility Station six miles northeast of Coalgate hosts an annual field day May 5-10 to show fertilization effects and pasture treatments. Nine pastures with different fertilizers and plant mixes will be demonstrated with cost figures and care guidance. Three year old steers will graze to illustrate market readiness in July.
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Coalgate
C. H. Hailey
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Hughes, McCurtain
Pushmataha
Muskogee
Okmulgee
Kenneth Hardin
McLish
W. T. Eddings
Allen
James Mitchusson
Vaness High School
Munhall, Longtime AP Cartoonist, Dies at 64
Horace E. Munc hall known as Mun or Man across his career, died at St. Luke's hospital after a year long illness. He trained in Cleveland and drew for the Kansas City Star, Cleveland Leader, Cleveland News, Cleveland Plain Dealer, and Central Press Association before joining the Associated Press twenty five years ago in New York where he served as art director for AP Newsfeatures.
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New York
Horace E. Munchall
Associated Press
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mun
Cleveland
Kansas City Star
Old
Cleveland Leader
Cleveland News
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Central Press Association
Licenses Pending as City Clerk Warns of Rush
City clerk J. N. King notes many licenses due since May 1 remain unissued. Dog licenses lead the way with 100 already obtained. others such as food handler, electrician and plumber licenses follow. No penalties yet, but call the office early this week to avoid delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. King
Mr. King
Sulphur Rotary Welcomes New Members and Guests
Sulphur Rotary welcomed two new members How ard Northcutt and Lynn Norman at Thursdays meeting. Norman reported on the state Rotary convention in Oklahoma City. Bill Lowe introduced the Hereford Heaven Ramblers and quartet members. Principal speaker Fred Hunt spoke on Rodeos and Arlene Mallory was presented as student Rotarian.
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Rotary Club
Ralph Morton
Howard Northcutt
Lynn Norman
Norman
Oklahoma City
Bill Lowe
Hereford Heaven Ramblers
Ramblers
Johnny Cooper
Harold Shaw
Herald Brewer
Eddie Collins
Fred Hunt
Arlene Mallory
Ray Goodwin
Potatoes in Cream Sauce with Parsley or Paprika
Leftover boiled potatoes are diced and added to a cream sauce then heated gently to keep chunks intact. Serve with minced parsley or paprika and pair with broiled fish fillets or slices of baked ham for a tasty accompaniment.
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Harry
Waking UP
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J. D. (Dow) Thompson
Bob Austell
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Gene Davis
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George Buster Harden
George R. Collins
Bob Dumont
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