Census Bureau Puts Early Bounds on 1950 U S Count
Washington reports the 1950 census is shaping up to count about 150 million people, a 15 million rise from 1940, with women possibly outnumbering men for the first time. The piece notes expected shifts toward more nonfarmers, aging trends, and regional population changes, while outlining uncertainties about questions to include.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NBA
U.S
Widspol
Nidvlers
Liersmuind
Fern
G. S
Cenaux Purena
Carlin
Alent
Puirece Ceense
Cinurest
Fox Congress
Oman
California
Ulaa
Anyayas
Kisvan
Nike
Tag
Ieee Alyhias
Truman Protest Over Painter At White House
Independence Missouri May 16 painters district council No 8 led by Myter 87 delivered a letter to President Truman protesting his painter chosen for the White House project. Jack Cooke business rep said the letter was not a litigation and Truman offered no comment from the White House.
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Independence
Sumer
Painters District Council
Myter
Fenseman
Howe
Jack Cooke
Ulian
Truman
Inbar
Cooke
Moter
White House
Barkley In Capitol Spotlight As Senate's New Figure
A Washington profile portrays Vice President Barkley as a rising Capitol figure. It notes his charm and wit, his presidency of the Senate operations, and access to priceless art and antiques. The piece highlights his influence with both parties and the public image he cultivates.
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Wasiington
NEAJ
Albin Wo Barkley
Plost
Ivan
Bowen
TP Ra
Tyurk
Barkley
Ant Horn Gost
Lianas al Minre
Affais
Lutca
Castak Prisante Puedes
Tnesia
Paler Pune
Thia
Capitol
Tak
Congress
van Walk Tata
Imure Tiny
Senate
Matity Senate
White House
Thoscore Roogevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Denier
France
Theodore Foasevelt
Dolly Madisom
Rembrandt
George Washington
Filipinos Fall Ill After Eating Five Foot Eel on Saipan
Forty five Filipino laborers on Saipan feasted on a five foot eel and many fell ill with convulsions and pneumonia like fluid in the lungs. Twenty were unconscious and seven died as doctors blamed a nerve poisoning. Eel was cooked after being spearred Sunday and remnants given to dogs, which died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leif Frickson
Guam
Saipan
Navy
Army
22Nd General Hospital
Andle
Peipino
Sihipen
Jaboe Sarap
Welson
Kentucky Aide Bill Berker Bares Quiet Power in Veep Office
The Kentucky born aide, Bill Berker, has grown from messenger to a central figure in the Vice President’s staff. His long familiarity with Kentucky politics and parliamentary know how make him a key power broker in Washington. The office staff and Berker’s steady handling of mail and visitors underscore his influential behind the scenes role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Eagie
Kerlucky
Ikeova
Han
Ste Barkley
Capasse
Ig Bildene
Harry Vaughn
N Ho
Harry Truman
Berker
Bill
Glasgow
Bil
Senarate
Radio
Gale
New York Commenter Hints at Possible Cooperation
Gromyro remarks that Americans and Russians could work together if they choose to, despite a Russian veto. Deputy foreign minister noted this stance yesterday as he prepared to depart by plane for Paris for the Big Four foreign ministers meeting slated for May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gromyro
New York
Peter Drei
A. Grémyke
Paris
Blay
Oklahoma Medics Turn From Business To Science Program
Tulsa May 16 A three day Oklahoma State Medical Association convention opened with a scientific program and roundtable discussions. About 560 doctors are expected to attend as nine nationally known physicians address symposiums. The house of delegates redistricted to 14 councilor districts, giving Tulsa and Oklahoma counties their own seats. New officers were elected and will take office next year in Oklahoma City.
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Tulsa
Arthy
Oklahoma State Medical Association
Sumiay
Association
House of Delegates
Oklahoma
George H. Garrison
Giskahoma City
Violet Sturgeon
Hennessey
L. J. Moorman
Oklahoma City
Ralph McGill
Cleaning footwear fabrics for winter fashion care
The piece advises buyers on cleaning methods for leather and fabric footwear. It warns buyers to seek proper cleaners when needed and to ask sales staff about manufacturer literature. It notes damp cloth use on linens, cottons, and other fibers, cautioning against water on feathers, and recommends surface brushing and spot cleaning for delicate materials like silk, corduroy, and velvet.
Government Steps Into Ford Strike Settlement Effort
Washington report says federal government intervenes in the Ford strike with mediation. CIO Auto Workers leader Walter Reuther and Cy V. Ching of the Federal Mediation Service discuss possible settlement steps. Reuther indicates promise of progress or the case may be moved in the public interest. The mediation office coordinates with Ford Motor Co b any and CIO leaders during the talks.
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Washington
Ford
Walter Heather
CIO Auto Workers
Cyrus $. Ching
Ching
Reuther
Conciliation Service
Det
Uning
Ford Motor
Republic
CIO
Aad Reuther
Quaker Aid Builds Uprooted Gaza Arab School System
Hashim Muad and 20 000 Arab refugee children in Gaza study in shelters and repurposed camps as UN Relief for Palestine Refugees and American Friends Service Committees run a two shift education program. Volunteers and refugees teach the three Rs with scarce supplies while preparations aim to integrate the makeshift system into a permanent one when evicted families return to southern Palestine.
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Gaza
Palestine
WEA
Hashim Muad
Yebsa
Kashim
Lems
UN Relief For
American Friends Service Compriies
Red Cross
Education Gram
UNEPR
Unesco
Mohammed Torahim
Dudda
Mile East Berg
Mastin
Esshim
National Council Meet Sparsely Attended in Boston
The Arbuckle area council of Boy Scouts of America sends three delegates to the 39th annual national council meeting in Boston May 23 and 24. Delegates include Casper Deller from Ada Martin Clark from sida and Louis Tisch from Ardmore. Speakers include Dr James B Conant Archbishop Richard J Cushing and Amory Houghton with Dr Arthur A Schuck presenting the first chief semmuik report and six Silver Buffalo awards to distinguished service to Boy Scouts.
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Arbuckle Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Boston
Casper Deller
Ada
Martin Clark
Haance
Sida
Louis Tisch
Couneil
Ardmore
St Hen Tre Arm
Eaberty
New England Mutual
James B. Conant
Harvard University
Lewis Ferry
National Council
Semuik
Naying
F Rum
Hoywood
Joseph Iiggins
Woodbourne
National Court of
Hono
Woman Dies in Arkansas Highway Crash
Carolyn Perry of Moffett died in a Fort Smith area hospital after a car overturned on U S Highway 64. Injured were Cressey Norman 26 of Hartford and R E Segon 22 of Van Buren. Regon treated and released. another traffic fatality reported.
Two Electrocuted In Freak Accident in Ponca City
In Ponca City Oklahoma on May 11 a car struck a telephone pole causing a power line short circuit. Mrs Minnie Galey 40 and Evia Gene Smoot 19 were electrocuted while riding with Charles B Galey Sr driving. Troopers say the car hit the pole at about 2 AM and wires contacted the vehicle. The fatalities were not officially listed as traffic deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonca City
Okla
Pia Frank
Minnie May Gelay
End
Evia
Gene Smoot
Poana City
Charles B Galey
Lawton Flier Killed In Plane Crash Near Cameron
Everett Leroy Livesay, 25, of Lawton, died when his small airplane crashed into a pasture about two miles from Lawton. He had taken off from Cameron airport about 35 minutes earlier. the plane was demolished with no post crash fire.
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Law Lan
Gitia
Leh
Everett Leroy Livesay
Lawton
Cameron
Safety on Fre Jor Emphasized at Oklahoma Conference
Stillwater May 16 safety on frejor emphasized at a management conference on safety engineering at Oklahoma A and M College through Friday. Conference sponsored by Tulsa Chapter of the American Society of Safety Engineers and Oklahoma Society of Safety Engineers in Oklahoma City. Speakers include Henry W Bogess Sinclair Prairie Oil Company Tulsa Glenn Carmichael Oklahoma Safety Council, Jamey A Harte Tulsa GO Lockwood Harry Richards and MA Tory feiea Oklahoma City.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A
Tulsa
American Society of Safety Engineers
Oklahoma Society of Safety Engineers
Oityhome City
Henry W Bogess
Sinclair Prairie Oi Company
Glenn Carmichael
Oklahoma Safety Council
Oklahomaity
Jamey A. Harte
Present Congress Stalls as Truman Programs Falter
Washington The May session of Congress drags on with few enacted items. Taft predicts defeats for much of the Truman program while housing for low income is advancing. Labor, social security, civil rights, and tax measures face uncertain futures as Republicans and southern Democrats block major reforms.
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James Marlow
Washington
Follom
Congress
Truman
Riorot
Taft
Ohio
Tre Bacn
Tramen
House
Concrese
Mr. Truman
Senate
Agricul Tture Brannan
Canton Reservoir Dedication Draws Thousands in Canton
About 15 000 people attended the Canton reservoir dedication in Canton Ohio on May 18. Gov Roy J Turner Sen Elmer Thomas and Lt Col H F Dyer spoke at the flood control and recreational project. Prizes totaling 94000 were posted for a fishing derby. A snowguard motorboat race was held. The Canton dam on the North Canadian river is part of the Arkansas river basin flood control program approved by Congress in 1938.
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Canton
Ohda
Roy J. Turner
Elmer Thomas
Cal. H. F Dyer
Tulsa
North Canadian
Arkansas River
Binger Group Pleads Innocent to Tax Indictments
Oklahoma City May 14 John H Binger liquor wholesaler Turney Binger and four others pleaded innocent to federal indictments charging failure to pay taxes. They were arraigned before Federal Judge Broaddus after being indicted May 3 by a grand jury for conspiring to violate internal revenue laws by operating a wholesale liquor business at Turney's premises in Binger without paying the special tax.
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Oklahoma City
John HB
Turney
Binger
Ala
Verma
Thompgin
J. C. Turner
Banger
Paul Baker
Anadarko
Judes Bower Broaddus
Hee
Internal Revenue Laws
Turney’s
Broscidus
Joe E Brown to be Released From Toledo Hospital
Physicians said Joe E Brown will be released from Toledo hospital today after treatment for a back injury. The comedian fell from a stage during a pantomime of Hammer the Great causing a re injury to a back fractured in a prior auto crash. Further details were not available.
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Joe E. Brown
Toledo
Joe FE. Brown
Eimer the Great
Hakkwood
Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Course at East Central
The Red Cross Water Safety Instructors course will run at the East Central college pool from May 16 to 20, nightly 7 to 10 pm. Enrollment requires age 18 and a current Senior Life Saving certificate. Completed course earns Red Cross Water Safety Instructor qualification. Enrollees contact the Red Cross officer by phone. Instructor is Locke L. Mouton, with 13 years as a teacher and boys leader, formerly a Galveston principal and superintendents in Covington and Las Vegas.
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A.red Cross
East Central College
Red Cross
Ieee Red Cross
Felephone
Locke L. Mouton
American Red Cross
Galveston
Tex
Covington
Las Vegas
Byng High Grads To Provide Own Graduation Program
Byng High School presents its first graduation program this morning with Ouida Stokes in charge of entrance and recessional. The mixed chorus provides music as N C Mitchell pronounces the baccalaureate, and Rev Leonard Holloway delivers the benediction. Commencement fund activities are planned. Friday’s theme is The Light of Truth. Awards include diplomas by Supt J B Teague. Senior members listed include Tex Seymore, Orel Dryden, Wayne Lillard, Curtis Rogue, Billy Painter, Doris Binkley, Helen Bushers, Wanda Cooper, Wanda Eppler, Juanita Scroggins, Cara Smith, June Woodley and others.
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Byng Highschoo
Ouida Stokes
Minsic
N. C. Mitchell
Leonard Holloway
Homer
Cut
Juanita Seragtins
Wanda Sue Eppler
Glen Dale Hallam
Drek Deydem
Juanita Sevagins
Wayne Lee Lillard
Glass Propaecy
June Woodley
J. B. Teague
Tex Seymore
Orel Dryden
Glen Dele Halan
Wayne Lillard
Curtis Rogue
Billy Painter
W. M. Bryan
Gold Jahn
5. D. Brandan
Donald Miller
Albion Dgre
Leon McCurry
Earl Bryan
Doris Binkley
Helen Bushers
Naoatt Coffey
Wanda Cooper
Wanda
Sue Eppier
Eday Kerr
Verna Loman
Estelee Sanders
Juanita Scroggins
Cara Smith
Helen Smith
Johanne Uexel
Dune Woodley
Stonewall Senior Program Arranged at High School
Stonewall hub school hosts a morning senior program in the high school auditorium with Annie Patterson leading piano and audience singing. Rev W. Davis of Stonewall Baptist will give the invocation as a quartet of Helen Lee Mary Ella Meyer Bettie Flanagan and Javita Guin will sing. Duane Riley reads scripture and Alice Hale sings. Rev Dale Stone of the Stonewall Methodist will deliver the sermon as the high school glee club performs. Anne Patterson again plays the processional with Cecila Woolley guiding audience singing and Rev Garrett delivering benedictions for the commencemen t program Thursday at 8 p.m. Miss Male will sing a solo and address the audience with other speakers including New Stephens and Dr. Brom Clifford.
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Stonewall
Mutsig
Annie Patterson
E. W. Garrett
Anne Patterson
Cacilia Woolley
Garrett
Alice Male
Peasey
de. Brom Clifford
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NEA
Moses
Rere
England
Fabian Society
By Nocglas Larsen
Oklahoma Medics
Hector Creft
MES
Genxvieve Smita
Routher
Quakers
Correnne
Desix Nyg
Aba
FO National Council
Rolf
Binger Group
Byng High Grads
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