United Nations votes worldwide sanctions on China
United Nations sanctions committee votes 11 to 0 for a worldwide ban on shipments of war goods to China with Egypt abstaining. The measure, to be reviewed by the General Assembly and the Security Council, faces expected opposition from the Soviet bloc and India. Adoption prospects hinge on broader support and potential peace negotiation impacts.
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United Nations
N.Y
China
Egypt
Additional Measures Committee
Ree
India
Teader
Pei
Roy Turner to Speak at Oxlehoma School Commencement
Roy Turner has been chosen as the commencement speaker for Oxlehoma School in Deal, Maine. He will deliver the address May 18 at 2 p.m. in the school auditorium, with decorations and a full program by faculty and students, including diploma awards and musical performances.
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Formely
Oxlehoma
Turner
Act!ng
L. B. Hall
A Murphy
Jean Barnes
Jewell Barrett
Kenneth Noton
Lenora Hud
E.R. Rhodes
Erwin Mayfield
George Davies
M Ida Blatt
Mary D
Robert Plemings
Tommy Hall
Georgia Price
Wendell Gritting
Gledys Sisphens
Hetta Coungers
Norene Hunt
Judy Qu
America
Flossie Colley
Youngers
Helen Stow
Mildred Kirkpatrick
Hall
Principel
Honeyham
Bepf
Irene Danner
Billy Chapman
Milburn
Shirley Cunnigham
Lenora
Hersiel John
Ooan
Laverne Sirmans
Shirley Sraith
Ideayrel Wedge
Heavener
Allen Soldier Awarded Bronze Star in Korea
Corporal Isaac Conver of Allen has been honored with the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious achievement in operations against the enemy in Korea. Serving with the U S 1st Cavalry Division, he is linked to the 2nd Battalion, 8th Cavalry Regiment and is married to Lavanda Cooper of Rt. 1 Allen. The unit participated in notable actions at Chunchon and surrounding areas along the 38th parallel.
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1St Cavalry DI Ion
U.S. Army
Korea
Isaac Conver
Allen
U. S. 1St Cavalry Divisn
Ap Cooper
Bth Cavalry Regiment
Lavanda Cooper
Rt. 1
Cpl. Cooper
Chunchon
Boint
South Korea
Cal. Cooper
Waston Reservoir
38Th Parailel
U S Plans 500 900 Singapore Consulate
The Brooklyn indicates the United States government seeks a site to build a new consulate and staff housing in Singapore. The planned consulate building cost is set at 500 000 dollars, with the current consulate located in Union Building on Collyer Quay.
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Singapore
Brooklyn
United States
Union
Collyer Quay
Tinney Muses on Asia and American Diplomacy
Cal Tinney argues Americans misread Asian views, saying Asians cheer when the U S wins in Korea and condemn losses, comparing fans to baseball crowds. He mocks diplomatic missteps, suggests hiring baseball managers as envoys, and envisions Tallulah Bankhead as a genial, universal greeting figure abroad.
Appreciation for Ada Police Escort at Memorial Service
A May 10 1952 note from Joseph Amato thanks Ada Oklahoma Chief of Police for furnishing a church to Memorial Park escort for his husband and expresses how such courtesies comfort bereaved families from New York City and beyond.
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Memorial Park
Joseph J. Amato
New York City
New York
Bride Price Raised at Sudan Chiefs Meeting
At the Zande district chiefs meeting in southern Sudan the bride price was raised from 20 to 50 spears each, valued about $10. The council also ruled the price must be paid in full by the prospective husband before marriage becomes legal.
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Khartoum
Zande
Sudan
Chil
Industrial Show Draws Ada Area Crowd
Saturday night visitors packed the Ada Industrial Show as attendance neared 4000. Jaycees praised all who aided the booth displays after a year’s delay due to a state convention. Planning for next year began immediately with a committee to gather suggestions for a bigger, better event.
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Ada
Junio Charber
Comrmeres
Boothhelders
Jaycees
General Mans
Juvenile furniture mirrors adult trends in new items
The article notes two prevailing paths in juvenile furnishings. One adapts adult pieces for kids with a captain’s table and chair set and a youth friendly lazy Susan. The other emphasizes dual purpose, foldable, compact designs like a folding baby swing with detachable legs and a table height chair with a plastic cover for small apartments.
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Juverle
Furni
Amy Phair
Trent
Sugar price hike announced in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City on May 12 PaeThe price of sugar will rise by five cents on a 10 pound sack effective Monday. Helland Kers, broker for the Imperial Sugar company, said the new retail price will be $1.03 for an 11 pound sack. This marks the first time sugar has topped a dollar in several years.
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Oklahoma City
Helland Kers
Inoperal Sugar
Neve
Mother Finds Lost Son in Japan After Decades
A mother identified as Kukuvae Kanike, a Japanese married to an American dredgemaster in Malaya, found her son John Palmstrom in Furwyeda Machi, Japan, after a 15 year separation. He had lived in Japan since 1945 after wartime evacuation and schooling in Singapore. The boy, born shortly after his father's death, had been under the care of an uncle and Kedako Kanike.
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Singapore
Kukuvae Kanike
Cld
Tanjong Tua- Jange
Perak
Malas
John Palmstrom
Japan
Furwyeda Machi
Kedako Kanike
Rosedale Alumni Banquet Set for May 26
The Rosedale high school alumni banquet will be held Saturday evening May 26 at 7 in the auditorium. It marks the association's 25th year since 1925, with honored guests the 1951 seniors who join as members. About 100 guests expected. reservations urged through Mary Lee Russell P O Box 123 Wayne, Ohio. Officers include Ada president Glen Dell Pirtle, Norman view president and others.
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Rosedale
Wilma ?4-Call
Ernestine Eddleman
Delores Driscoll
Reba Lee Mumford
Norvell Millsap
Max Whitfield
Zarene Shobvert
Delano McGiwen
Donald Lee Yoakum
Don White
Douglas Willines
Rossdale
Lnaxt
Mary Lee Russell
The
Associa‘tor
P.O. Box
Wayne
Oale
Aweovisit
Glen Dell Pirtle
Ada
B.C. Davis
Norman
View
Mix
Hever Barnes Arnold
Sulphur
Commencement Week Set At Antlers Area High Schools
Antlers area high schools Moyers Tuska Neshobe plan baccalaureate services Sunday May 13 with speakers Turkehoms Turkehoms closes May 16 WW A Obuch will speak Nashoba May 17 James Zarl La¢d of Dallas Christian College slated for address Antlers seniors list include Emery Lax Mover Roberts Thomas and others Tuskahoma seniors names listed Heshohe salutatorian Marley valedictorian and Lavon Johnson salutatorian at Turkehoms Bryant salutatorian Cogburn valedictorian at Tuskahoma Alroy Roberta salutatorian Farner valedictorian
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Antlers News
NWN
Moyers
Tuskahome
Neshobe
Sam Sulliven
Durant
Turkehoms
WW. A. Obuch
Antlers Schools
Nashoba
James Zarl La¢d
Dallas Christian College At
Dallas
Billie Jean Emery
Lola Belle Lax
Nannette Mover
Flossie Roberts
Bernica Thomas
Valderine Turner
Mary Alice Whiteside
Richard Brown
William £ d Harvey
Robert Nored
Richard Taylor
Billy Wil- Wal Tuskshoma
Thelma Adame
Loras Bryan
John Carlton
Cogburn
Jerrell
Richard Fowler
Wilbur
Flossie Roberta
Valdorine Farner
Antlers High School Events Outline May 25
Antlers senior pre production will be May 25 under WA Obvek head of local schools. Minister Worley Figion of Church of Christ will preach May 20 in the high school auditorium. Congressmen Albert of McAlester will address seniors May 26. EB M Shappard of East Texas Teachers College will address the 25 veright. Baccalaureate sermon by Reverend Le lard Pratten at Bare church May 25. Sunnen of A&M College Williston in charge of the first dairy program at Edman hall May 18. Cornelius, an A&M graduate, runs a Holstein dairy south of Antlers with 35 cows and a registered bull. Scouts Camp at Lake Fannin June 24-30 with many signed up. County rodeo on May 12 sponsored by Clayton FFA at Blassin gtine's ranch. Rev C A Earsom announces revival June 7. Odell C Olson opens a real estate office in Antlers after selling Hassett Brothers ranch to a Texas group.
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Antlers Nignschool
WA. Obvek
Worley Figion
Church of Christ
Antlers
Albert
McAlester Wil
Anders
Nattan School
EB M
Shappard
East Texas Teachers College
Commerce
Lelard Pratten
Dackie Cornalius
Antiers
Cornelius
A&m
Lowl
Wiscawin
Lake Fannin Ranch
Denison
Forrest K. Weitworth
Charles Steventon
C. W. Burgess
Robert Orion
Milton Rhodes
Bobby
Billy Jessen
John Cocke
Bill Kendrick
Gr, Holton
Glenn Pullins
Johnny McFatridge
Don Morris
Alien Helt
Tammy Jackeson
Gene Holloway
Clayton High School
Future Farmers of America
Blassingtine
Crayton
Thieves steal cheese in Oak Street store robbery
A dull report notes a theft at a local Oak Street delicatessen where only cheese was taken. The article mix includes stray phrases about weddings and summer dresses, but the readable line confirms a shop theft with cheese the sole missing item. No further details on suspects or timing are provided.
Methoxyditor Safe Insect Killer Debuts For Home Gardens
A new safety-first insecticide named methoxyehlor provides long-lasting control of garden pests with minimal hazard to consumers. Tests show it is safe to use near harvest and does not burn or stunt plants, suitable for cucumbers melons tomatoes and roses. Benny Pree notes he cannot answer every reader question directly but will address the most common inquiries.
Controlling plant disease with ferbam fungicide
The text explains neglect harms flowering plants next year and cites ferric dimethyl dithiocerbamate, now ferbam, as the most effective control. It notes florists and farmers use it on many flowers and fruits. Cornell tests on ornamentals led to its home gardener eight ounce package availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell University
Quizzing the Gardiner Quizzing the Gardiner
Garden planting guidance for north side sun exposure lists perennials such as bleeding heart Virginia bluebell plantain lily Japanese anemone foxglove lily of the valley primroses boneberry and several annuals. It covers shade tolerant evergreens and timing for planting from May to early June with notes on tomato fruiting and ripening.
Reward for Tithers Doubtful Promise of God
Santa Ana California reports a church offering a $100 deposit as a test of faith. Rev DeWitt Saffore renewed the offer after five years with interest to the donor if God fails to provide for the giver. Of 481 communicants the church lists 178 members, none has claimed the prize.
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Santa Ana
Celif
DeWitt Safforé
Safforé
45th Division Letters Describe Hokkaido Camp Life
John Clayton reports from Camp Crawford near Sapporo where the 45th Division enjoys brick barracks, heat, ample food, and rich recreational facilities. He contrasts it with a separate tent camp, noting training in the field, the proximity of Tokyo, and the division’s upbeat mood during their Pacific voyage and arrival.
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Hokkaido
Japan
45Th Division
Pacific Ocean
John Clayton
Ada News
Division
Public Information Office
C. W. Clayton
West Fourth
45Th
Sapporo
Camp Crawford
Camp Polk
U. S
Reguise USA
John
Tokyo
Oklahoma strawberry crop eyed at 20000 workers
About 20,000 workers are expected to harvest Oklahoma strawberries in eastern Oklahoma over the next two weeks the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission said. The service coordinates labor supply and demand for Oklahoma Arkansas and Missouri with Arkansas harvests already beginning. Adair and Cherokee are major producing counties and a new record crop is predicted.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Employment Security Commission
Employment Service
Arkansas
Missouri
Adair
Cherokee
Ens Ratzlaff At San Diego Now
Mr and Mrs B F Ratzlaff of 600 Was 24th report two telephone calls from their son Ens Jack M Ratzlaff in San Diego California. He recently returned from duty in the Korean war area aboard the destroyer Diachenko which left the states June 30. They say he served in all the Korean invasions the mining of Won San and the Hungnam evacuation. Ratzlaff's wife and small son Jeff have been living in San Diego.
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B. F. Ratzlaff
Ens
Jack M. Ratzlaff
San Diego
Calif
Ratzlaff
Diachenko
States
Won San
Hungnam
Ratziaff
Jeff
Valley View Admissions Dismissals May 1951
Local hospital listings show admissions and dismissals for Valley View on May 12 and May 23 1951. Names include Jo Helen Canada and baby, Dorothy Johnson and baby, Ellen Holman and others with addresses in Ada, Allen, Stonewall, and nearby towns. The notices reflect visiting hours 2 to 4 PM and 9 PM.
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Jo Helen Canada
Francis
Dorothy
Johnson
Ko Judy Koy Willhoite
North Divanon
Konawa
Ruby Geneva Manis
Coal
Thelma Loftis
B. Duncan
Drummond
Ellen Holman
Ada
Marquita Joan Humes
West Tenth
Billy Ann Culberson
West Fifth
Laverne Gaddis
Tibomings
Madeline Anderson
Ro Jo
Stonewall
Maggie Hackworth
Brad
Rural eighth grade graduates honored in county program
Rural schools united for a countywide eight grade graduation at Ade Junior High auditorium. Latta and Francis eighth graders attended as guests. Virgil Medlock Lawrence, principal and state senator, delivered the keynote on Information Inspiration and Faith. Ahloso glee club performed under Mrs Prentice West. Ada Junior High principal A R Wallace gave the invocation.
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Ade
Sc Ool
Latta
Francis
Virgil Medlock
Lawrence
Ahloso
Prentice West
A. R. Wallace
Ada Junior High
Firat
Roff Pioneer Club Holds Annual Meet With Daughters Admitted
The Roff Pioneer Club hosted its annual meeting with a festive setup in the house and garden. Mrs. Brueland led a business session. officers elected for next year include Amey Harbest Ada as president Jo Sea Sulphur vice president and Bess Irick Ade secretary. Guests and members from Ada Sulphur Poteau Dallas Texarkana Connerville and other areas attended.
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Zoe Laird
Brueland
Jo Sea Sulphur
Bess Irick
Ade
Horogs
Kemp
Poteau
Charlie Smith
Smith
Pioneer Club
Dez Grehem
Ada
W. F. Russell
Lottie Russell
Altus
John ©. Boyles
Dallas
Texas
T. H. Smith
Texarkana
Clyde Kemp
Mildred Roff Smith
Billy Jenni Keith
Glen Hearns
Connerville
M. F. Bronaugh
Nora B. Dixon
A Co
Mabel Rucker
Lenora Johnston
Wilburn Clayton
Mollie Johnston
Ruth Roff
Si''~en
Asie Smith
R. M. Broh
Manual Merritt
Joe Kaannra
Joe Nett
R. MB
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OSD
Cpl
Isaac Cooper
1St Cavalry Division
WEA Servi
Cal Tinney
Minneapolis
Minn
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New York Giants
Shanghai
Lea Durocher
TF Durocher
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Aaci-kari
Orient
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Congress
Truman
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Aim
Jess
Mars
Jupiter
Far East
Russia
Owers
Tallulah
Tallulen Bankhead
Ceylon
Borneo
Osig
Ada Police Dept
Ada, Okla
Sue Gardener
C. A. Earsom
First Christian Church
Barsom
Ottors
Odell C. Olson
Breckenridge, Tex
Adlers
Ariner
Kid Jeffers
Emous Hassett Brothers
Hal Cochran
Pennsylvania
U of Golf
Rome
Henry Pree "Rytter
NEU Service
Benny Pree
N. T
Bob
Clayton
Ens, Ratzlaff
Vessal
Valley View
Vismissals
Ruth Barton Mitchell
E. C._Biyd
Paul ‘Baward Walsh
West
Helen Denise Walsh
Helen Faye Whitley
Catherine L. Jackson
Georgia B. Beaiwrlahht
Vick
N. Blut
A. Dee F. Lightfoot
Tishomingo
Ruby "Minrter
Alen
Brent Epperson
South Broadway
Tom G. Gault
Anne Hudgens
Jaenee E. Denny
East Elst
Montie Murphy
Ley
S. B. Yeagie
Mabel Clary
Okemah
Alice Branton
East Fourteenth
Michael Johns
Coslgate
Jesse E. Myers
West Second
June Toney
Atoka
Martha Ada Gray
Sallie Isont
General Delivery
Tupelo
Roff Pioneer Club
Meeting
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