Quality animals pour into Ada for big dairy show
Central Oklahoma Day dairy show opens with 109 animals staged before noon and over 200 expected entries. County agent Hailey notes high quality animals and promising calves sired by local herd sires. Organizers anticipate Saturday feature of calves from Fon toler county barns as a top event. Various Ada merchants set up booths and farm women staff the administration building to welcome visitors.
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Central Oklahoma
C. H W. Hailey
Hailey
Fontoler County
Hugh Farm
Ada
Pantotoe County
Lester Smith
Horace Mann Has Appealing Summer Course Schedules
Horace Mann announces a summer program for East Central State pupils from grades 1 to 12. Enrollment runs Monday and Tuesday with free English and math review for lower grades and paid credit courses for higher grades. Courses include English, history, geography, journalism, art, drafting, shop, algebra review, and swimming in the college pool.
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Horace Mann
Sm. Fars
Rome
There Such a Chest After All Toky o May 25
A Tokyo report questions a legendary treasure chest said to be in the Bank of Japan as General MacArthur’s occupation era wealth. A House subcommittee stressed no chest exists and MacArthur’s property custodian denied any key or vault. Some looted wealth remains in wartime custody. Sumner term at Oklahoma Baptist University opens June 12 with 75 courses offered.
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Bank of Japan
MacArthur
Robert P. Patterson
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Subcommittee
Washington
House
John F. Conslin
Wink
Shawnee
Pim
Nine Sumner
Oklahoma Baptist University
Weather Forecast for Oklahoma Evening Update
Partly cloudy tonight with scattered showers southeast and extreme east. Clearing Friday, cooler in the west and north to southeast. Lows tonight from 49 to 80 in the panhandle to 65 to 70 in the southeast. Highs Friday reach the 70s in the northwest to near 86 in the southeast.
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Oslahoma
Narth
Panhandle
East Central Grants Degrees to 124 in Class of Graduates
East Central college conferred degrees on 124 four year graduates at Thursday morning commencement in the college auditorium. About 1,000 guests attended as Tulsa attorney John Rogers delivered the address and urged graduates to stay in Oklahoma. He warned of communism taxes and the welfare state as threats to capitalism and urged local service to the state. musical offerings included York and Hierogamus. Awards were presented by Dean Treadwell with Carmack receiving the Sand Clothiers honor and several students named to Who's Who.
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Maeewe Aeewenyre
John Rogers
Tulsa
State Board of Regents For Higher Education
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Ihers
United States
Oklahoma
Noel Wyatt
Thurnace York
Quilter
Paul Hierogamus
Menelssohn
Strike Shuts Down Big Atomic Plant Construction Job
A wildcat AFL walkout halted a large atomic plant project in Oak Ridge Tennessee affecting about 3000 workers. The Laborers and Hodcarriers unions led the stoppage with pickets at entrances as an arbitration wage dispute had just ended. Union officials offered little explanation and sought to restore work.
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Mammoth
AFL
Hodcarriers
Knoxville Building Trades Council
Atomic
John S. Turner
The
AEC
Turner
Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini Marry by Proxy
In Rome on May 25 Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini were married by proxy amid legal complications. Bergman, joyful and upbeat, looked toward a honeymoon in Paris and London once his role completes. The absentia marriage faced delays due to tangled laws and international rulings affecting the ceremony and recognition.
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Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Paris
London
Francis Gilm
Laws
Them
Rosse
Miss Bergman
Juarez
United States
Swedes
Italy
Gordi Ples
Tess Sweden
Stockholm
Peter Line
Ptrom
Hughes County Farmers Arrested in Cattle Rustling Case
Hughes County farmer Lawrence Chastain 63 and his sons Kenneth 30 Manuel 25 were arrested near Holden after an oral confession. Jake Sims Oklahoma Bureau of Investigation identified them and linked the stock to its original owner. Manuel arrested in Henryetta and others at the farm with local and state officers assisting.
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Holdenville
Okla
May
Hughes County
Jake Sims
Oklahoma Bureau of Investigation
Lawrence Chastain
Kenneth
Manuel
Holdenie
Sims
Manuel Oace
Henryetta
vAssisting
Jess Lee
Haldenville
Jimmie Gwens
Potete
Tornado Strikes Quinlan Injuring Two In Oklahoma
A tornado from the southwest hit Quinlan in Woodward county injuring two residents, damaging five businesses and a dozen homes. A telegraph operator and the wife of the local telegraph manager were cut and bruised as the church and several stores were wrecked. Roofs and walls collapsed amid hail and heavy rain while patrol crews and floodlights aided relief efforts.
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Oklo
A. S. Robertson
Russell Arper
Woodward County
Gkishoma City
Jim Holland
Comanche County
Kansas
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Woodward Police Department
Hodge Only One Employes Informed
Oklahoma City May 25 state education finance division employees were told no campaign funds would be raised by anyone except State Superintendent Oliver Hodge. Roy Emans led the meeting with Dewees and Truman Bennett explaining the issue and denying coercion. Tierney Pays Fine and Receives Probation in California Case.
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Oklahoma City
State Education Department
Oliver Hodge
Roy Emans
Hodge
Clarence Dewees
Emans
Dewees
Truman Bennett
General Clay Rallying Call to Berlin Amid Disorder
Gen Luke s D Clay spoke at a Hold Berlin rally in Berlin warning Russians and communists to avoid provoking unrest. He urged Berliners to keep faith in freedom and patience, recalling the wartime blockade and defending his cut sentence for the Buchenwald guard. A heckler disrupted the event outside town hall, leading to detentions and a tense crowd.
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iPi
Lucius D. Clay
Berlin
Germany
Town Hall
Clay
Hse Kech
Buchenwald
War prayers echoed by Russians and Baptists in 1950s
In Boston on May 25 Rep Walter Judd claimed East European people under Soviet rule pray for war against the United States to escape oppression. He cited a Geneva trip and warned only victory ends the cold war. New York religious leaders criticized American conduct abroad as hindering missions. Hollywood obituary notes Lloyd French, 58, famed for directing nearly 300 comedies, died of a heart attack after a career spanning Warner Bros and Laur el and Hardy collaborations.
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Russia
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China
Trygve Lie
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New York City
American Baptist Home Mission Society
Beers
Hollywood
Lloyd French
San Francisco
Hal Reach
Warner ‘Bros
GM bets on five year inflation win with labor peace
General Motors bets on five years of strong demand and possible wage and price effects passed to car buyers. The company plans a one billion dollar labor package with much of the cost reflected in vehicle prices, while wage and pension provisions could affect parts suppliers and potential strikes. Chrysler’s recovery and Ford’s pricing actions complicate the market as gasoline prices rise and consumer joy fades.
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General Motors
Agsemblyine
Gyis
Chrysler
Ford
Algtica
Indian Meeting Here on June 5 Kesaw Indian Confederation gathering at county courthouse
Kesaw Indian Confederation plans a June 5 meeting in the county courthouse at Aca to discuss major tribal affairs. Sav Maytubby returns from Washington and will report on key developments involving tribal arts.
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Kesaw Indian Confederation
Aca
Sav
Maytubby
Washington
Red Guards posted to keep FDJ marchers in bounds
Berlin May 25. Red police guard the Russian sector boundary to prevent about 100000 Free German Youth marchers in East Berlin from straying west. Soviet papers warn Anglo American forces could jail peace fighters for wearing blue shirts. West Berlin police report 15 FDJ members arrested for riding trucks with Communist propaganda. East German officials expect the crowd to double to 320000 by tomorrow as FDJ cohorts arrive by train and truck.
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Red
FDJ
East Berlin
FDS
Otto Suhr
West City Assembly
Visit Show at Central Oklahoma Dairy Show Tonight
The Ada Chamber of Commerce invites the public to the Central Oklahoma Dairy Show at the Fair grounds tonight. Baseball fans are urged to visit Hereford Park and then cross to the dairy show before game time as stalls are filled and cattle prepared for the full dress review.
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Central Oklahoma
Fairgrounds
Ade Chamber of Commerce
Ada Lawton
Hereford Park
Playing Children Start Fire Here
Fire at 220 West Nineteenth almost damaged Rev. C. As Ridge residence. Children, playing with rags soaked in kerosene on torches, tossed them into the air. A torch struck a garage roof but damage was limited. Fire Chief Ed Haley stated repairs were minor.
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Ade
West Highteenth
C. As ‘Ridge
Ed ‘Haley
Haley
Arms pact aims at Middle East defense only
Washington says three power accord reached in London and Paris allows arms shipments to Arab states and Israel if not used for aggression. President Truman calls the move a step to boost future security and stability in the Near East amid long Western divides over Palestine conflicts.
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Washington
United States
Brian
Franco
Middle East
Truman
London
Israel
Palestine
Near East
Paris
Wang
Housing Big Job For Lions Meet
The 1950 Lions International state convention comes to Ada this weekend with the local club aiming to surpass its prior state gathering record. Housing hundreds of delegates is a major challenge as advance registrations top 500, with many attendees arriving without prior signups. Lions seek private room offers and urge those who can host to notify the Ada Chamber of Commerce by phone.
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Lions International
Ada
Lions
Lopcal Club
Ada Chamber Fof Commerce
Th' Pessimist on Eating Like a Horse and Swimming
A condensed, dialect style note argues that overeating leads to weight gain and that modern girls swimming is hindered by awkward clothing, reflecting a humorous social observation on diet and fashion constraints.
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