Reds Charged with Advocating Overthrow of U S Government
Washington May 21 The communist party of the United States is accused of advocating violent overthrow of the government. House un American Activities Committee cites a 160 page report detailing international communist links and calls for vigorous enforcement of laws to curb activities. It says American communists imitate Chinese and Greek groups and that the party is directed by Soviet leaders. The committee warns of the threat to national security and ongoing legal cases shaping views on the party’s actions.
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Washington
Communist Party of the United Stes
House Committee On UN American
Janx
Engels
Lenin
Stalin
Ara ‘Ecican Gomutumist
Soviet Union
Ant
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
U. Se ‘A
Amd
Moscow
Communist Party
Port Way
United States Supreme Court
Communist Party, & S.A
Central Oklahoma Dairy Show Set For June 7
The Central Oklahoma Dairy Show is scheduled for June 7 with dates also listed for a June 7 event. Halley and farm leaders predict the show will be the largest held here, drawing top quality dairy cattle entrants from central and southeastern Oklahoma. County Agent Hailey and Lester Smith issued letters to dairy cattlemen outlining preparation so the show can run smoothly, including demonstrations of grooming and handling on opening day. Four breed judges will oversee divisions. prize money includes 2500 for junior breeders, with Fontotor county expected to dominate due to its dairy program.
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Central Oklahoma
CNN
Pontotocenun
Almoubcet Neoviclity
Central
Oklahoma
Halley
Hailey
Lester Smith
Port Totee
Fontotor
United Station
Divorce Case Leaves Myra Moran in Court Drama
Myra Moran, 26, seeks $2290 monthly maintenance and custody of daughter Sonia in a high profile divorce from Earl Morans. She testified about a house party in Bromxtile New York in 1941 where she said a woman named Luba, described as a distant eastern city teacher, kissed her husband and engaged with him in front of guests. The court recessed after her emotional testimony about the alleged affair and the blue silk attire involved.
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Los Angeles
Earl Morans
Myra Moran
Sonia
Moran
Sobser
Luba
Bromxtile
N.Y
Kesher
Ars
Hollywood
Man wrestles four to five pound bass at city lake
Police Chief Ceri Smith helps as a five pound bass is hauled from shallow water near Bank of the Lake Friday afternoon. Saath, fishing about 10 minutes, casts and retrieves a plug while Freddy Clark aids with a borrowed pole. A nearby observer, Chick, assists in subduing the fish as Smith lands it.
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Freddy Clark
Ero
Thephovi
Chick
Clark
Romance on Detour Ends in Court and Detention
Oklahoma City date May 11 AM report details a 14 year old girl Melva Jean Wallace and 21 year old Ralph Pierce eloping with parental and juvenile authorities intervening. Melva Jean's father C Wallace filed a complaint charging abduction for marriage. Pierce claimed maternal approval but father disapproved. The couple was detained awaiting clarification after spending the night in Apache and Allegedly traveled to Tahama City with relatives acting as chaperones. They had $47 on hand to start married life.
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Oklahoma City
Gick
Suilor
Mulva Jean Wallace
Ralph Pieres
Anadarko
Caddo County
Melva Jean
C. Wallace
Pierce
Wallace
FOMNG
Cltahama City
Melny Jean
Fitzhugh Next for Play Day Program
Fitzhugh hosts a Play Day program by the Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with local communities on May 7 at 8 p.m. Mrs. A Baker of Fitzhugh chairs the arrangements. About 300 attendees expected. proceeds go to the community hospital. The Coolgate event follows on May 28 at the high school auditorium.
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Pada Chamter of Commerce
Pitghuzh
Sehook Wyrreriesignts
A. &. Baker
Fitzhugh
Jcoramittwe
Capeds
Coolgate
Conngate Hospital
Cmmmmittert
Stonewall
Cummerce
Cartwright Okays Progressive Filing in Oklahoma
In Oklahoma City on May 2, Cartwright Suda, secretary of state, ruled three protests against the Progressive Party admissible. Party leaders denied any communist ties and said the party will appear on the 1945 ballot unless the Oklahoma Supreme Court blocks the ruling. Attorney Edward M. Bow said an appeal to the state supreme court would be filed.
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Qalamoma City
Cartwright Sudahome
Thef Progressive Party
Oklahon
Henne Cy Altacw
Rad
Stitigwits
Shadkist
Bik Ct
Pehairman
the = re
Edward M. Bow
Fone
A. B.ooar
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Supreme Court
FREON IN MIND BIDDLE HUTCHINSON PRISONER TO BE RETURNED
May 71 in Hutchinson Kas GP James Clark to be paroled from Indiana State prison and returned to the Tate reformatory on a detainer. State board of administration informed superintendent Roy Prost that Clark formerly used the name Roy Brown and escaped in 1929. Likely transfer to the state prison at Lansing. May 11-17, Mangum Okla. Greer County dairy show scheduled this week.
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Hutchinson
Kas
James Clark
Indiana State
Tate
Te Wee Ie
Roy Prost
State Board of Administration
Clark
Roy Brown
Broxy
Lansing
Car
Two Life Termers Escape and Are Recaptured
Two inmates serving life for murder escaped from a Oklahoma prison and were tracked by bloodhounds after a 10 hour pursuit. Ea Moevell, 43, and Jack Whitehead, 49, were spotted by a Hartshorne resident and chased by a posse including state patrol, deputies, and local police. They surrendered near Hartshorne after being corralled on foot through wooded lanes following an earlier abduction of a farmer who was released after warning authorities.
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Mcalester
Ori
Tote
Ea Moevell
Jack
Whiteiead
Hartshorne
BE. Morgan
Morgan
Pittburg County
Barrakorne
Instruction for Officers of PTA and City Meeting
Instruction for new PTA officers and city school representatives will be held at Junior High School on Wednesday afternoon. The session aims to train officers in their duties during the coming period and is expected to be attended by city councils and all units.
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PTA
Cumming
Gekoo
Strike Ends For Chicago Stockhandlers As Union Accepts Wage Rise
Chicago stockyards workers vote to end threatened strike after Local 62 of the Stockhandlers union accepts a contract raising wages by two cents retroactive to last week. About 400 members perform unloading weighing and cattle handling at the yards. In Altus Okla Lannie Hughes elected president of Southwest Roundup Club with Charley Ronn as VP and Joe Mimor as member. secretary Temale Bailey rejected. Anadarko Okla voters consider two school levy questions on maintenance and new construction. In Edmond Okla Dr Oliver Hodge to deliver spring commencement at Central State College on May 20.
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Chicago
Weeek Monaghan
Wich
Tromar
Momaghar
Altus
Okle
Lannie Hughes
Southwest Roundup Club
Charley Ronn
Joe Mimor
Temale Bailey
Edmonel Ohi
Olver Hodge
Central State College
Reford Bond Praised Again by Home Newspaper in Candidacy bid
Friends in Lacad push Reford Bond for re nomination to the Corporation Commission as the Democratic primaries approach. The Chickasha Press lauds Bond’s long service, legal career, and proven record in public utility issues, arguing he deserves re election to continue efficient state service.
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Reford Bond
Lacad
Cratic
Bond
Chickasha Bypress
Chickasha
Bonds
Grace County
Keford Bond
Corporation Commission
Olahoma
Pew
Bord
Sssinrr
Carter
Kira
Keepime
Oklahoma Supreme Court Opinions Summary May 11
State Supreme Court opinions from Oklahoma include rulings affirming George Powler and partners against Clyde Carter and others, upholding Commercial Stemdare Insurance matters, and affirming Chadwell partners in several cases. Reversals occurred in Southwestern Bell Telephone Company v Owen Ward, and Emma I. Mesd v J E Hllame with remands. Estate and divorce actions noted in Billie Richard Chew and Casey matters.
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Oklahoma
George Powler
Clyde Carter
Will Caster
Boston Cheasers
Ralph Johnson
Tulsa Countty
Affirmed
Commercial Stemdare. Insurance Company
John F. Jordan
Commercial Sanderd Insurance Agency
Carroll Mf. Jabustry and
Greeves Reeder
Charles MM. Seuttle
A. Hen. Chadwell
Seattle
Chadwell
Oflshoma County
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Owen Ward
Seminole County
Emma I. Mesd
J. E Hellame
Oklahoma County
Billie Richard Chew
William David Chew
Arthur Cox
Richard Che S
Fottewatomice Iounty
Lester S. Casey
Russians Excited Over Peace Discussion News
May 31 Moscow reports that Russia and the United States show willingness to discuss a peace plan. Citizens gather at stands as editions announce a US suggested meeting to ease Soviet American tensions. The Soviet government signals favorable view and intends to continue building ties with Eastern European nations.
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Endy Gilmore
Moscow
Fugsta
Jabad
Russia
Amérian
Radio
United States
Ressiim
U.S. A
Rele Jong
Pass Pows Agency
Man Made Lakes Threaten Early Culture Relics
Smithsonian official warns that new reservoir projects endanger ancient sites across multiple basins. Buggs Island on the Roanoke is a key early culture ruin at risk, dating up to 115 000 years ago, with Allatoona Georgia and Center Hill Tennessee also cited for urgent archaeological studies.
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Washington
Acetica
He. Roberts, Jr
Smithsonian Institutions
Ide
National
Servic Advisory Board
Swift Xen
Mmst
Phoddahalsi
Roberts
Buggs Island
Roanoke River
Virginia
North Arolinimis
United States
Allatoona
Perth
Caney Fork River
Turner Suffering Laryngitis Forces Schedule Change
Oklahoma City May report notes Turner has laryngitis causing him to miss or alter engagements. He was slated to address the Interstate Gas Compact Commission meeting he attended, with plans to attend two more Enid city sessions midweek, affecting public events and schedule with officials.
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Turner
Onlahoma City
al Kearyamutia
Geos
J. Firmer
Inter
State Gas Compact Commission
Turner i
Enid Covie Clts
Graduation Season At Marsh High School
Fifteen seniors graduate from Marsh High School this year with Commencement at the district auditorium. Hugh Norris of East Central will give the commencement sermon, and Georgia McElroy offers the salutatory address.
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Marsh High School
High School
Hugh ‘Norris
East Central
Tupelo Graduation Plans Announced By Sponsor Tupelo Eoward
Tupelo Eoward Aséndorf, sponsor of the Tupelo senior class, announces the graduation program to be delivered by Rev J and Land Sunday at 1 30 am in the high school auditorium. J K Treadwell of East Central will be principal speaker for the commencement on Friday May 21 at pm.
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Eoward Aséndorf
Tupelo
Rev. J. & Land
J. K. Treadwell
East Central
Aubrey Archer, Jr
W. D. Longen, Jr
Margin & Step
Sulphur Club Holds Final Meeting of the Year
Sulphur Soresis concluded its club year with a 2 May breakfast at the Oklahoma School for the Deaf. Home economics girls of Sulphur High attended as guests. officers and committees were announced and plans set for next year. The group honored Mrs. W. C. Botland and the yearbook committee was appointed with changes to meeting nights noted.
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Sulphur High Gehog
Oklahoma School For Deaf
Milfred Vaughan
Misa Eliz
Fabeth MaCteary
Tack
GM Cuts Price on Household Appliances
Detroit news reports General Motors cuts price by five percent on household appliances and similar reductions apply to small electric motors used in appliances. Frigidaire division in Dayton, Ohio confirms production of electric refrigerators, washers, dryers, water heaters and washing machines at models affected by the price cut. In a separate note, police seek a culprit tied to vandalism at a local movie theater, described as the work of a likely man lacking self-control after an incident involving a person on the theater roof.
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Detroit
Generalators Corp
General Motors
Gms Frigidaire Division
Dayton
Ohio
Witances
Ada Area Sees Another Downpour Amid Wet Monday
Rain drenched Ada and surrounding areas through Monday into Tuesday with totals rising past three inches. Durant reported four inches in 24 hours, the day’s heaviest rainfall in Oklahoma, as eastern and southeastern towns posted lingering showers and cooler highs in the forties and fifties.
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Durant
Oklshoens
Guyon
Meddluster
Ardmore
Kibitz at Safe Distance During Pipeline Clean Up
In San Pedro California on May 1 Edward Farrell vowed any future sidewalls work will be done at a safe distance as workers cleaned a 24 inch pipeline used to dredge harbor material. A pipe blast injured an observer who received chest injuries at San Pedro Emergency Hospital. In Oklahoma an All Breed Dairy Show was held with Norris Frenkel of Haskell, Route 2, crowned queen.
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San Pedro
Calif
Edward Farrell
Ferrell
Darvell
Usroger
Okla
Oklahoma
Norris Frenelx
Haskell
Fitzhugh Graduation Exercises Held for Fitzhugh Seniors
Graduation events for Fitzhugh seniors detailed with processional by Mary Edna Crisp and valedictorian Wanda Wingard. Commencement May 13 in the high school auditorium, speeches by Frank Destmart and Thomas P. Daniel, awarding diplomas by Supt Fletcher Watson, invocation by Rev Brady, class members listed.
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Fitzhugh
Nelson
Highk ‘School
Mary Edna Crisp
Brady
Frank Destmart
Selstatorian
Betty Sullivan
Laura Walker
Calas
Bary Etter Gurley
Wanda Wingard
Thomas P. Daniel
Fletcher Watson
Tha Benedtotiom
Rev. Brady
Leroy Boyles
Frank Dearman
Royce Phillips
Davis Joyce Huikunt
Willige Brady
Howard Morgan
Yom Standridge
Mary Ellen Gurley
Yaelma Ray- Iner
Betty Wingard
Ada Attorneys on Law Review Group Formed at OU
Norman May 12 Four Ada Attorneys join the Oklahoma Law Review group at the University of Oklahoma School of Law. Orel Busby chairs the group with Jacke Du Cons H G Orton and Vernon B Roberts named members. First issue due May 15 will mimic leading law journals and include expert reviews and significant recent decisions for Oklahoma lawyers.
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Norman
Ada
Oklahoma Law Review
School of Law
University of Oklahoma
We Page Keeton
Orel Busby
Jacke du Cons
H. G. Orton
Vernon B. Roberts
Busby
Aga Group
Harvard
Coloumbis
Oklahoma
Nda A
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J. C. Maldéer
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Mundrine
Emerson Sheet Metal CO
Sants Fe
Pepot General Sheet Metal Werke
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Engineare Production, Inc
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Nottage- Elliott Co
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