Blind reading device enables blind to read ordinary print
An artificial eye system at Northwestern University demonstrates reading printed pages for the blind. Emil Ranseen explains a three unit device that scans text, amplifies signals, and translates them into tactile needles on a hand shaped reader, allowing letters to be felt.
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Associated Press
Evanston
Ill
Northwestern University
Emil Ranseen
Helen Keller
Ranseen
Bolivia's Provisional Junta Seizes Power In Peaceful Coup
In La Paz Bolivia on May 18 a provisional military socialist junta led by Col. David Toro ousted President Jose Tejada Sorzano. Col. Busch proclaimed the new regime as it sought a socialist path without convulsions, delaying May 31 elections and promising later free elections.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Jose Luis Tejada Sorzano
Col
David Toro
Gran Chaco
Paraguay
Eusebio Ayala
Rafael Franco
GermanSusch
Actiig
Tejada Sorzano
Asuire
Busch
Tejada Servano
Toro
National Socialist Party of War Veterans and Students
Clemency Granted to 13 Prisoners in Oklahoma Parole Move
Oklahoma Governor Marland signed thirteen paroles and commutations today. Among those paroled is Scott Pickett of Tulsa County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Siler
Pottawatomie County
E. D. Henry
James W. Winans
Peace Justice Court
Drumricht
Marland
Noble Heath
Logan County
Heath
Oklahoma City
Scott Pickett
Tulsa County
Out Our Way notes and family visits in local region
Social notes recount visits among neighbors in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Mercer host ill father. Jeriline Corbin dies at 11. funeral held at Sulphur and Palmer cemetery. Many relatives and friends visit, car purchases noted, farming plans discussed, and local residents travel between Oklahoma and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Mercer
Eldridge
Edd Brooks
J. W. Twyman
Avery Woodward
Grace Lunsford
M. E. Twyman
Eli Summers
George House
Vera
Viola
A. G. Dennis
Sulphur
Prairie View
Mire
J. B. Brown
Thompson
W. M. Richardson
Vaness
Mary Evans
Maysville
Clay Evans
Ames Stokes
Wilson
Leo Gaines
Carter Mullinax
Sylvia
Fox
Luther Fox
Sermon at school house and community notes
Bro Haskell Rogers preached at the school house Sunday with strong attendance. Gardens and corn look fine though oats suffer from dry weather. Edith Mitchell shows improvement. Doughton Blood of Ada and Jeff Aaron families visited Stan and George Aaron. Various local families shared meals and greetings through the week in Stratford and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Rogers
Edith Mitchell
Doughton Blood
Ada
Clay Blood
Jeff Aaron
Stratford
George Aaron
Helen Stone
Nola
M. P. Hanrahan
Freeman Gann
Vickett
Kia Montgomery
Edward Cantrell
Retha Lee
Near Vaness
Heanon
Inize Cassada
Jack Teel
John Binion
Walnut Grove
Roy Binion
Barney Estes
Grover Keeling
Sunday School Attendance Declines With Call for More
An otherwise quiet Sunday note highlights sparse attendance at Sunday school and a call for more to attend each week. The column lists neighbors visiting relatives, camp enrollments at Wynnewood, and community updates including a serious oil well accident at Sage clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dowers
Lonnie Brown
CCC
Wynnewood
Sage Clinic
R. L. Sharp
Harden City
H. Arnold
Juanita
Janson Burch
Jewel Thomas
Judith Anne
Ruth Burch
L. A. Corbin
Vannie Northam
Bryan Thomas
Hickory High School News Highlights and Local Notes
Friday school closing and a Tuesday evening program by the grades precede eighth grade diplomas and a Thursday commencement for the twelfth grade. Local families visit, a new car arrives, church events, a large Sunday dinner at Lakeside for the 84th birthday of Mrs Angeline Olivo, and a district singing convention near Ada with regional groups. A boy sustains a minor wound from a target gun, while others attend gatherings and family visits.
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Carmen Myrick
Holdenveille
Olaf Myricks
Neal McDonald
Charlie Watham
Ada Hospital
Leonard Walker
Elmo Coventon
Euell Eppler
Conrad Massey
Howard Roberts
CCC
Wynnewood
Cleburne Roper
John Williams
Denny
Letha
A. L. Clary
Marjorie Lou Etchieson
Aubra Clary
Grady Jinks
Jinks
Gregory of
Stonewall
The
Baptist Church
Evelyn
Arlene Clary
Colorado Springs
John Rose
Rockies
Mrs. Gregory
Ben Smith
Mr. Scott
Ethard Fichieson
Rose Bell Badgett
Jim Badgett
Colbert
Home Demonstration Club
Miss Pease
Lakeside
Angeline Olive
Honey Grove
Tex
Allen
N. S
Vicinity
Angeline Olivo
T. A. Olivo
N. A. Olivo
Frank McElroy
Jon Dyson
W. L. Gilmore
J. C. Curtis
Harwell
W. D. Evett
Herbert Arkins
J. K. Malone
J. E. Jackson
Marietta
L. Cleveland
Raymond Dixon
Barbara
Ada
Mamie Thompson
Edd Wheeler
J. M. Crumley
W. D. MecComma
Buddy Sims
Syble Sims
Bill Bunnell
J. A. Bentley
Buddy
Clarence Wood
M. E
O. L. Bynum
Bynum
Jess Sloan
Roff
Grigory
Leonard Etchison
Holton Hyden
Badgett
Hall’s Hill Preaching Draws Big Weekend Crowd
Sunday and Saturday services at Hall's Hill drew a large crowd. Local families and visitors attended dinners at the Tomlinson and Reynolds homes. Ada and Ada area visits tied to Lavern Tomlinson and Earnest Davis families. Sunday school reminders closed the note.
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Hall’s Hill
Ollie Whisenbunt
Irene Rose
Lavern
Barney Tomlinson
Earnest Davis
Ada
Arvil Reynolds
Lee Reynolds
Tomlinson
Barbara Teel
Bulyess
Theodory Tomlinson
Fay Brown
Mary Nell Rowe
Walsie Rose
Ohio primaries test NUSJ and Townsend power amid Coughlin clash
The Ohio results show mixed gains for Father Coughlin backed candidates as NUSJ and Townsend forces collide with local politics. Key figures include Chester Bolton, Martin Sweeney, and Robert Crosser amid Cleveland party strife and Roosevelt administration dynamics. Huey Long’s influence wanes with his death, while Louisiana shifts toward FDR alignment.
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Ohio
NUSJ
Townsend
Cleveland
Coughlin
Sylvester McMahon
Chester Bolton
Martin Sweeney
Cleveland Democratic Organization
Sweeney
Robert Crosser
MSJ
Crosser
Father Coughlin
Foreign Farm Market Gone Davis Finds
London reports Ches ter Davis AAA administrator returns from six week European agricultural survey with a gloomier view. He says U S farmers can expand sales to Europe but cannot fully recapture former markets due to self sufficiency programs and trade barriers. Davis remains hopeful about gradual gains in farm product exports.
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London
Chester Davis
AAA
Wal
U. S. Washington
Davis
United States
Europe
Hoover Declares Not a Candidate for President
May 19 Hoover asserts he is not a candidate and only aims to place critical issues before the nation. He says he has no interest in securing the nomination and opposes no aspirant while focusing on principles and the Republican platform.
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Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
California
Hoover
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Maryland
Washington
William E. Borah
Cleveland
Frank ©. Lowden
Illinois
Sparger Begins 24 Year Sentence At Leavenworth
Clarence Sparger, 24, dubbed the last and most desperate of the O Malley gang by federal agents, started a 24 year term at Leavenworth after pleading guilty to a $16,900 robbery of the First National Bank of Neosho Missouri. Judge Albert L Reeves noted the plea and warned of possible transfer to Alcatraz.
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Kansas City
Clarence Sparger
O'Malley
Leavenworth
Maurice M. Milligan
Sparger
Alcatraz
Albert L. Reeves
Sparzer
First National Bank
Neosho
Meareh
District Attorney Labels Sparger As O Malley Gang’s Worst
Millican told Judge Reeves Sparger was the worst member of the O Malley gang. Sparger was captured in a gun fight with federal agents and state police at a Hickman Mills tourist cabin weeks ago. John Langan, arrested in the raid, is jailed here charged with interstate transportation of a motor car used in the Citizens Bank of Blythedale, Missouri attempted robbery last year.
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Millican
Reeves
Sparger
O'Malley Gang
Hickman Mills
Here
John Langan
0 Malley Gang
Citizens Bank of Blythedale
Bacteria Cure Oil Wells In New Conservation Step
Tulsa reports a new conservation method using harmless bacteria to digest rock in oil wells. The process slows nonproducing sections by feeding on starch in a gelatin mix, releasing hydrochloric acid digestion and boosting overall production.
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Dowell Company of
Tulsa
Kansas
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Hopkins Defiant Opposition Forges Relief Aid
Hopkins denounces opposition to the 1.425 billion relief bill as a red herring and says a fair share of national income will reach the unemployed. He told W P A officials that Congress funds aid for people, though critics claim relief is misused. He cites past Hoover era methods to explain rising costs and insists relief will proceed.
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Washington
Herry L. Hopkins
America
Works Progress Administration
Congress of the United States
Hopkins
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
New York State
Hoover
Early life handicap noted by Colgate psychologist
Dr. Donald A. Laird, a Colgate University psychologist, remarks that men start life with the handicap of being larger babies and having their faces stepped on at birth.
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Donald A. Laird
Colgate University
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