Bradley argues no military objection to easing limits on Chiang forces
General Bradley told Senate committees there is no military objection to allowing Chiang Kai-shek to use nationalist forces from Formosa to harass Communist China if American troops stay out. He said U.S. forces would require strategic shifts to back MacArthur’s Korea plan and noted ongoing risks from Soviet pressure, predicting world tension would continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Onar N. Bradley
Bradley
Foilers of
George
D-Ga
Senate
MacArthur
Far Eastern
Georg
Formosa
Harrass Carina
Chiang
United States
Manchurian
Russia
Ferrosa
Europe
U.S
Moscow
Armed Services and Foreign Relations
Bredley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Korea
Defense Marshall
Troopship and Tanker Collision in Fog Off Port Angelus
In thick fog off Port Angelus in the Strait of Juan de Fuca, the U S N S Py and the L P St disir collided injuring no one. The troopship bound for Korea with replacements sustained two gaping holes in its bow while the tanker incurred only minor damage. Troops will be removed for transport elsewhere, with number aboard withheld for security reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Union
U.S. N.S. Py
Sadao Munemori
L. P. St. Disir
Port Angelus
Strait of Juan de Fuca
Military Sea Transort
Git Company
MSTS
Guatemala Reopens Frontier Dispute With Belize Reference
The Guatemalan government announces reopening of the frontier dispute with British Honduras Belize due to alleged historic claims. Guatemala had entered a 1948 claim to the territory. Belize name usage is ordered to be used in official references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala Des Guateingla
British Honduras
Guatemala
Honduras
Belize
Kansan Jet Ace Becomes Teacher After Historic Victory
Capt. James W. Jabara of Wichita, first jet ace in history, shot down six MiGs in Korea, then relieved from combat to become an instructor. The double ace, who also served in World War II with 133 missions, flew to Japan after the victory as the news spread. His family, including wife Nina and two children, cheered the feat from Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Europe
Japan
Yalu River
Jabara
Wichita
John Jahara
James
James Jahara
Nina
Carol Ann
McKinney
Tex
Reds Rip Pictures of Christ From Walls of China Churches
Chinese nationalists report church walls in Red China are being stripped of pictures of Jesus and replaced with images of Mao Zedong and the Red Chinese flag. The order, issued by Peiping’s religious affairs bureau, also targets Apostles and biblical figures as imperialist symbols and dissolves Christian groups funded from the United States. It cites Dr. Frank Price, a Southern Presbyterian missionary, and vows probes of foreign preachers for alleged cooperation with foreign aggressors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipeh
Formosa
China
Mao Tze-Tung
Nationalist
Defense Ministry
Communist Religious Affairs Bureau
Peiping
Reds
Sasakwa School Faculty Re-Elected for 1951 52 Term
Sasakwa announces the re-election of the entire faculty for the 1951 52 term. Recipients include superintendent C D Gaines principal H M Bull and several teachers led by Mrs Howard Moran and Mrs Mary Miller. Also noted is an aside about trutiles a gastronomical delicacy described as a mushroom fungus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasakwa
Sasakwa School
Board of Education
C. D. Gaines
H. M. Bull
Howard Moran
Mary Miller
Otto Doner
Robert Fahrny
Roy Mahan
Alvin Potts
Bill Bradley
East Central State College Banquet Dazzles Juniors and Seniors
The East Central State college junior senior banquet drew about 115 attendees Saturday in Knight Hall. Spring decor featured yellow candles and cut flowers from Ada Garden clubs. Miss Beverly Byrne performed a novelty number, and toastmaster Carl Doss introduced Rupert Millner and sponsors. A musical program preceded the prom in the Student Memorial building with a gold rose bud motif and a life size graduate figure at the ballroom entrance.
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East Central State Sollege
Knight Hall
Ada Garden
Beverly Byrne
Carl Doss
Rupert Millner
Noel Wyatt
C. F. Spencer
Muss Dorothy Summers
Gordon Allen
Pilot killed by air scoop at air show disaster
Lt Thormes A. Kirkes, 26, of Layton, Ok, was killed when the suction of a jet plane air scoop pulled him into the mechanism at Westover Field Mass during an armed forces day air show. An airforce spokesman said Kirkes walked in front of an F-B6 fighter plane as thousands watched.
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Westover Airforce
Sase
Mass
Airforce
Thormes A. Kirkes
Layton
Kirkes
St Klein Returns From Korean Tank Duty
1st Lt John Klein Jr. of Ada Oklahoma, a veteran of Europe in WWI, arrives home from Korea after serving with a tank outfit. He describes the rotation plan boosting morale as soldiers expect return after a period in combat zones. He spent time at Sasebo Japan en route and will report to Fort Lee after 30 days leave.
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John Klein, Jr
Jatin
Kein
South Rennie
Ada
Korer St
Klein
Korer
Jay
Europe
Korea
United Nations Srances
Wetumka
Oklahoma University
Sasebo
Japan
Fort Lee
Adonis and four hirelings plead no defense in North Jersey dice dynasty case
Joe Adonis, dubbed one of the seven czars of crime, pleads no defense to New Jersey gambling charges and seeks mercy. Four alleged hirelings also enter culmilar pleas as trial preparations continue for a $1,000,000 dice operation. Judge Leyden accepts the pleas finding no difference from guilty pleas. Defense lawyer Selser notes Adonis and Salvatore Sollo Moretti never admitted principals but will throw themselves on the court. Adonis, 48, risks up to 78 years and $18,000 in fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
Joe Adonis
John E. Selser
Adonis
Salvatore Sollo Moretti
North
Jersey
Tupelo Seniors in Their Final Week
Tupelo high school seniors enter final week with a Sunday senior sermon by Rev. Z E Webb of First Methodist Stonewall. Eighth grade graduation is Wednesday. Floyd Johnson is valedictorian and Jerry Greer salutatorian. High school grads Thursday. Yvonne McCurdy valedictorian and Lloyd Rayne Goss salutatorian among 14 seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupelo
Tupelo High School
Z. E. Webb
First Methodist Chorch
Stonewall
Floyd Johnson
Harley Johnson
Jatian
Jerry Greer
Walter Greer
Yvonne McCurdy
Brs
Martin McCurdy
Lloyd Rayne Goss
Bmrs
Ernest Goss
Million Starving In Kwantung Province
Taipei Formosa May 23 The China union press said that 1 000 000 persons are starving in the south China province of Kwantung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
China Union
South China
Kwantung
Korean War casualties list from Defense Department
Washington reports three more Oklahoma soldiers wounded in Korea along with several missing and cited fatalities. Names span Corporal Evertin Dragon Oklahoma City and others from Oklahoma City, Bixby, Lawton and Tulsa. Missing include First Lt. Delbert Laxton and Leonard Wakeen among several others.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Defense Department
Evert
Dragon
Oklahoma City
Pic
Leca
S$. Dickson
Yian
James
Grogs
Bixby
Pyts Aiahonoza
Rannetts
Robert A. Mead
Awren
Highway accidents claim two lives in Oklahoma
Two fatal crashes and a severe injury occurred Sunday in Oklahoma. Guy M. Jones Jr., 23, of Elk City died when his wife Lanora Jones 29 collided with newlyweds William Cannon 33, Lilly Grubb 24 near Elk City on State Highway 73. Ervin Gilbert 25 of Beaver died in a separate crash east of Harper County. The toll raises Oklahoma’s 1951 traffic fatalities to 18, sixteen of them within the past year.
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Oklahoma
Guy M. Jones, Jr
Elk City
Ervin Richard Gilbert
Beaver Farmer
Jones
Lanora Fern Jones
Tesdon
William Anderson Cannon
Durham
Lilly Lou Grubb
Custer City
Red Chinese Buyer Group in Berlin
United States occupation authorities report a communist Chinese purchasing mission in Berlin aims to obtain strategic materials from near German manufacturers. Measures include roving military police, stricter documentation, transfer of a customs unit, and closer inspection of trucks at checkpoints with UK French and West Berlin cooperation. Senator O Connor said the mission seeks strategic supplies in West Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
Howard P. Jones
UA Mission Office
M. P
West Berlin
Jones
Sen. O'Connor
D-Md
West Germany
Man Drowns In Pond Near El Reno Oklahoma
Earl Surdivant, 23, of El Reno, drowned Sunday in a farm pond 10 miles southwest of El Reno. His body was recovered at 4 a.m. after workers using grappling gear located the body in the water near the pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Reno
Okla
Earl Surdivant
Here
Body of Sulphur Marine Bellamy Returned From Korea
The body of Corporal Howard D. Bellamy is being returned from Korea after he was killed in Seoul fighting. Arrival is expected Monday with services Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Calvary Pietist church officiated by Dr. Charles E. Moers and Rev. Elmer Gray. Burial at Oaklawn Cemetery with Danner Funeral Home in charge. Survived by parents Clyde and Mrs. Bellamy, two sisters Mrs. Jo Tes and Bobby Nell Fox, and three brothers John C, Clyde Bellamy Jr, and Ralph Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard D. Bellamy
Korea
Marin
Seoul
Calvary Pietist Church
Charles E. Moers
McKinney
Tex
Elmer Gray
Oaklann
Danner Funeral Home
Cpl. Bellamy
Sulphur
Sulphur High Smish
Marine Corps
Jtates
Clyde L. Bellamy
Jo2 Tes
Bobby Nell Fox
Oklahoma City
John C
Fort Cobby
Clyde Bellamy, Jr
Shawnee
Ralph Edward Bellamy
Ada widow Mrs. W. El. Patteson dies after fall
Mrs. W. El. Patteson, long time Ada resident and widow of early grocer, died Sunday from injuries suffered in a fall. Funeral is Tuesday at 2:20 PM from First Baptist Church with burial in Rosedale Cemetery. Surviving are a daughter Mrs. Fannie E. Miller of Sand Springs, sons James and Dad Patteson of Ada, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H Patteson
Ada
First Baptist Church
Rosedale
Patteson
Brunswick
Triplett
Pattersons
Okmulgee
Oklahoma
James
Dad Patteson
Mary Elizabeth Holland
Oklahoma City
Frances Nelton
Dorothy Breeden
Bill Miller
Funeral Tuesday For W B Hodgens
W B Hodgens 68 of 416 East Fourteenth died at Valley View hospital Monday morning after a three week stay. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 from Criswell Funeral Chapel with burial in Rosedale cemetery. Born in Greenwood Arkansas he moved to Oklahoma then Ada from Wister in 1928 where he ran an insurance office later worked at Pemberton Bakery and retired five years ago. Survived by widow Elizabeth Hodgens and several children siblings and grandchildren. he was a Mason and former Ada Kiwanis and Chamber member.
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W. B. Hodgens
East
Fourteenth
Valley View Hospital
Criswell Funeral Chapel
Rosedale Cemetery
Mr. Hodgens
Greenwood
Ark
Okisnoma
Ada
Wister
Pemberton Bakery
Leo
Flizabeth Hodgens
Carless Wadlington
Adairs
Burton Gindstaff
Eusice
Jerome
Ft. Smith
Bill
OGGE Launches New Sulphur Plant In Oklahoma
Oklahoma Gas and Electric officials unveiled a 10 million dollar generation plant near Sulphur, with ground work starting this week. The project aims to triple local electricity output and will require 350 to 400 workers during construction, with 25,000 company employees and 60,000 stockholders overall. A weather-impacted ceremony featured leaders including Senator Joe Bailey Collins, and Sulphur High's girl sextet performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Durin
SS. Aere
Julphur
SH 18
Texoma
Joe Bailey Coll
Bigrest Kennads
Assu Oe
Sennady
Gene Friers
Sulkin High School
Jo Dean Spurl Xk
Margie Aten
Beth Ward
Charlsie Mobley
Joy Robb
Perigo Greeson
Marilyn Gentry
Cattle Receipts Slide at Stockyards as Price Controls Take Hold
Chicago May 21. Cattle receipts at 12 major markets were light today as new price controls took effect on live cattle. USDA estimated 41,100 cattle were received, compared with 77,700 last Monday and 68,800 a year ago. The order requires packers to limit average price below January levels, part of a drive to cut beef prices by October 1. Officials say early trading showed no sharp effects yet, with light receipts expected after last week’s rush of finished cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Attle
Office of Price Stabilization
Prisoners Riot at Escape-Proof Utah Pen
About 200 inmates and eight guards were held hostage as rioting prisoners roamed Utah’s new escape proof penitentiary for four and a half hours. Two guards escaped by climbing down torn-sheet ropes. six others were freed after talks with Warden Alvin Severson and the corrections board. Damages were estimated between 50 000 and 200 000 dollars with no fatalities.
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Point - OF - the - Mountain
Utah
New
Biot’ Penitentiary
Alvin O. Severson
Board of Corrections
Leslie D. Burbidge
Severson
Tornado Struck Olney Town Faces Heavy Losses
Olney Texas residents pick up after a tornado ripped through the western cattle and farming center. Two killed Mr and Mrs J T Temple, about 100 injured. Red Cross counts 54 homes total losses 71 with major damage 13 damaged. Mayor Hartman estimates damage at over 1.5 million dollars.
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Olney
Tex
Thia
J. T. Temple
Red Cross
E. C. Hartman
Real skunks fail to imitate TV skunk antics in backyard incident
Pasadena report describes four year old Gayle Shatter watching a TV show skunk on screen. Yesterday she spotted a real skunk and a baby skunk in her yard. The animals behaved far differently from the TV portrayal, prompting surprise and cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Gayle Shatter
Early Propagandist Genghis Khan Spying Network
The Encyclopedia Britannica notes that Genghis Khan built an extensive spy system to prepare campaigns. The source emphasizes a propaganda oriented approach and organized intelligence network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genghis Khan
Ais
Encyclopedia Britannia
Ada Woman Injured In Auto Accident
Ada woman Erma Ebrite, 40, was injured in a Saturday morning crash at Fourth and Ash. Her car, driven by Watson, was struck on the right side as Ebrite traveled south on Ash and Ebri 631 West Third collided, pushing her from the vehicle. She was taken to Valley View hospital with cuts and bruises but no serious condition.
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Fourth
Ash
Erma Ebrite
Valley View Hospital
George Ebrite
Tex
West Third
Ebrite
Watson
Mra
Radioactivated Frog Fizzles at Calaveras Jubilee
In Angel's Camp California the Leaptron frog, precharged to emit atomic energy, failed to leap with any vigor at the Calaveras County Jumping Frog Jubilee. Leaptron, touted by Tennessee researchers, fell behind Perfect Circle owned by Lewis Fisher of Stockton California, while Oak Ridge officials stated their atomics were ineffective in boosting leaps.
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Angel's
Calif
Mir
Tennessee Techni
Atomic Energy
Leaptron
Calaveras County
Bioactive
Atomic Tory
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Perfect Circle
Hig
Lewis Fisher
Stockton, Calif
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Kansan
Christ
Mao
St. Klein
Ek City Men and Beaver
Red Chinese Buyer Group
U. S
Col. Bellamy
W. el. Patteson
OGGE
Realiy Biz
Wwamt
Otter
Danner
Denner
Chicago
Erma Ebrrite
Southeast Asia
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