Stratford News Briefs Include Local Visits and Purchases
Stratford residents report visits by Mr. and Mrs. W B Shi and Mary Ann to Shawnee couples. Henry Gentry and W C Calton buy Vaughn Potter's Gear Corner store and plan to move there Thursday. Lawrence London of Sacramento visits Mrs A T Dryden and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Shi
Mary Ann
O. B Conley
Mrs
Lowell Stitt
Shawnee
Henry Gentry
W. C. Calton
Vaughn Potter
Gear Corner
Smiths from Wann attend East Central State Teachers College graduation
Mr and Mrs J E Smith of Wann Oklahoma visited their son Alvin Smith and family over the weekend to attend the graduation exercises at East Central State Teachers College where their son Howard Smith graduated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Smith
Wann
Okla
Alvin Smith
East Central State Teachers College
Howard Smith
Abneys Skaggs Frantz and Johnsons Visit in Oklahoma City
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Abney and Mr. and Mrs. John D. Skaggs with Dorothy Jean Louie Abney and Lucille Johnson spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frantz and children and Mr. and Mrs. Leos and children in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Abney
John D. Skaggs
Dorothy Jean
Louie Abney
Lucille Johnson
Jack Frantz
Leo 'S
Oklahoma
Ity
Mrs Ruby Green Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Ruby Green returns home after a long visit with her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Arnold Fraley and daughter of Snyder Janet remained in Snyder and will return at week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Green
Arnold Fraley
Snyder
Janet
Mary Ethridge Visits Oklahoma City Family Over Weekend
Mary Ethridge of Oklahoma City visited the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ethridge over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ethridge
Oklahoma City
Mrs
W. W. Ethridge
Wetumka Couple Attends Local Rodeo Visit
Mr and Mrs Argie Taylor of Wetumka spent the weekend visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs Marvin Weast and attended the rodeo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argie Taylor
Wetumka
Marvin Weast
Families Visit L B Milligan as News Digs In
Mr and Mrs Melvin Adams and daughter of Sacramento California visit in the home of their mother Mrs L B Milligan along with Mrs George Warren and daughter of Corpus Christi Texas for a few days this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Adams
Sacramento
Calif
George Warren
Corpus Christi
Texas
L. B. Milligan
Douglas family visit to Durant for church pastor’s home
Ada residents Mr and Mrs C L Douglas, Mrs Ida Douglas, and Mrs Lillie Douglas visited Durant Sunday, at the home of Lillie Douglas's daughter Mrs Garland Garrison. Garrison serves as pastor at the Assembly of God church in Durant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Douglas
Ida Douglas
Lillie Douglas
Ada
Durant
Garland Garrison
Garrison
Assembly of God
Ada couple visits Callen home with son John
Mr and Mrs Jake Glance and their son John from Ada visited Sunday in the home of Mr and Mrs W R Callen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Glance
John
Ada
W. R. Callen
Ada man John Hale visits Stratford on Monday
John Hale of Ada was in Stratford Monday attending to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hale
Ada
Stratford
Duncan couple visits Wylie White home over weekend
Mr and Mrs Leroy White visited the Wylie White home this weekend. The couple now reside in Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy White
Wylie White
Duncan
Davie Maner of Byars Attends Stratford Business Visit
Davie Maner of Byars visited Stratford on Saturday to handle business matters and conduct local affairs.
Weekend visitors gather at Biles home from multiple states
Mr and Mrs E L Biles hosted guests over the weekend including two daughters Mrs James Dearman and their son from Oklahoma City along with Mr and Mrs Garland McCall also from Oklahoma City and nephew Mr and Mrs Marcus Biles from McMinnville Tennessee in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Biles
James Dearman
Oklahoma City
Garland McCall
Marcus Biles
McMinville
Tenn
J M Bennefield Visits Daughters in Lubbock Texas
J M Bennefield returned from a visit with his two daughters in Lubbock Texas He met with Mrs Bee Bridges and Mrs Marie Springer during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bennefield
Lubbock, Texas
Bee Bridges
Marie Springer
Head Family and Rannals Leave for Los Angeles
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Head accompanied by Frank Rannals departed Tuesday for Los Angeles California. They have stayed here for weeks visiting relatives. Rannals plans to visit his son B F Rannals in LA and will return by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Head
Frank Rannals
Los Angeles
Calif
Head
Mr. Rannals
B. F. Rannals
L. A
Roswell Couple Visiting Relatives Nearby
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Griffin of Roswell, New Mexico, are visiting relatives here for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lonnie Griffin
Roswell
New Mexico
Mrs Alrra James Family Leaving for Morganton Ark
Mrs Alrra James and three children Harold Lee Janice and Patricia with J H Brittain depart Saturday noon for Morganton Arkansas for a stay through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alrra James
Harold Lee
Janice
Patricia
J. H. Brittain
Morganton, Ark
Local Sgt Doyle Lovelace Returns Home After Minor Crash
Corpus Christi Texas resident Doyle Lovelace arrived home Saturday morning for a short visit with his parents Mr and Mrs C A Lovelace. He was in a car accident on the way home which damaged his car but caused no injuries to anyone involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Lovelace
Corpus Christi
Texas
C. A. Lovelace
Doyle
Mr and Mrs H R Martin of Asher in Stratford on Saturday
Mr and Mrs H R Martin of Asher were in Stratford Saturday attending to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Martin of
Asher
Stratford
Watermans Visit Stratford With Stafford Family
Mr and Mrs Jack Waterman and their daughter from Oklahoma City spent the weekend in Stratford as guests of her parents Mr and Mrs C F Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Waterman
Oklahoma City
Stratford
C. F. Stafford
Guests of Mr and Mrs W J Cooper Visit California Relatives
Guests in the name of Mr and Mrs W J Cooper for the past several days are two daughters Mrs Ola Montgomery of Bell Gardens California and Mrs Parlee Harriahan of Watts California and a friend Mrs Stella Mixon Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Cooper
Ola Montgomery
Bell Ger- Gen
Calif
Parlee Harriahan
Watts
Stella Mixon
Ada
Potts Family Visiting Mother's Home in Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs Holly Potts spend a few days at the home of his mother Mrs Alva Potts. The Potts family reside in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Potts
Alva Potts
Holly
Ok'shoma City
Mr and Mrs Marvin Clonts at Chickashe event
Mr and Mrs Marvin Clonts of Chickashee attended Saturday in the C C Rosson event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Clonts
Chickashe
C. C. Rosson
Oklahoma couple visits kin over weekend
Mr and Mrs Bynice McKnight of Oklahoma City spent the weekend visiting their parents Mr and Mrs T H Burch and Mr and Mrs R McKnight in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bynice McKnight
Oklahoma City
T. H. Burch
Mrs. R. §. McKnight
Weekend Visit From Ronsleys To Stella Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ronsley and Jorene of Oklahoma City spent the weekend in the home of Mrs. Stella Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ronsley
Jorene
Oklahoma City
Stella Brown
Noble visitors attend local rodeo weekend
Mr and Mrs C E Ritchie and Juanita Crutchfield and daughter of Noble spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Orb Smith and attended the rodeo.
Mrs Henryetta Cook Spends Sunday in Shawnee
Mrs Henryetta Cook spent Sunday in Shawnee enjoying the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henryetta Cook
Shawnee
Moore Couple Visits Ada Hosts On Sunday
Mr and Mrs Elmer Moore spent Sunday visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs Ade Rycroft of Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Moore
Ade Rycroft
Ada
Riggs couple visits Oklahoma City kin for weekend
Mr and Mrs Forrest J Riggs of Oklahoma City spent the weekend in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Hugh Callen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest J. Riggs
Oklahoma City
Hugh Callen
Dun family weekend visit spans two households
Mr and Mrs Bill Oliver of Dun spend the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Coy Duke and Mr and Mrs Bert Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Oliver
Duncan
Coy Duke
Bert Oliver
Enid Couple Visits Williamson Family This Weekend
Pfc and Mrs A C Beller from Enid spent the weekend visiting at the home of Mrs Bellers parents Mr and Mrs W E Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
A. C. Beller
Enid
Milburn Callen’s Return from Korea Delayed Homeward
Mrs. Milburn Callen received a telephone from her husband Sergeant Milburn Callen of the 45th Division in Korea. He had landed in San Francisco and expects to be home within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn Callen
Sgt
45Th Division
Korea
San Francisco
Sgt Joe Williamson Visit Courted in Augusta
Sgt. 1c Joe Williamson and his wife from Augusta Georgia visited Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Williamson and family over the weekend. Williamson’s transfer to a camp in Indiana was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Williamson
Augusta, Ge
W. E. Williamson
Sgt. Williamson
Indiana
Andrews Family Weekend Visit to Fort Worth
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Andrews and their children Jan and Ken spent the weekend in Fort Worth visiting Mr and Mrs Guy Andrews and their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Andrews
Jan
Ken
Ft. Worth
Guy Andrews
Keef Family Attends Murray College Graduation
Mrs W T Keef and her son Billy attended the Murray College graduation in Tishomingo last Monday. Billy plans to enroll at Oklahoma A&M at Stillwater next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Keef
Murray College
Tishomingo
Billy
Bill
Oklahoma A&m
Stillwater
Mink Family Visit Highlights Stratford trip
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Mink and their children spent Sunday in Stratford visiting Mrs. Pearl McKay in her home and with Herman Mink and family, a brother of Mr. Mink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Mink
Stratford
Pearl McKay
Herman Mink
Klutts Visit in Eeds Family Home
Mr and Mrs Phillip Klutts visit in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Clark Eeds.
Pennington Creek Now Is Lighted
The Tishomingo Chamber of Commerce completed a long sought project wiring Pennington Creek for night lighting. Oklahoma Gas and Electric laid poles and wires at no cost, using 100 watt bulbs and tying into the city street system. Lights run from the highway bridge west of town to the old swinging bridge and camping area. Flooding delayed earlier operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishomingo
Pennington Creek
Tishomingo Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Pennington
Pennignton
Bank Robbery Case Spurs Medical Aid Offer
Anne Myers, 34, who robbed a bank with a toy pistol to obtain funds for medical care, faced three felony charges in court. An attorney for Sammy's Bowery Follies owner said the club owner promised to cover her medical expenses and provide a job after hospital release, and posted a $500 bond pending grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anne Myers
Goodnature Pleads Guilty After Violent Assault
Arden G Goodnature faced five months in jail after his girlfriend Ruth Williams testified to a brutal attack including eye injury, split lips, a broken arm, rib, burns and head injuries. Ruth Williams described repeated blows and restraint during the incident. Governor Johnston Murray floated a possible Mexico City appearance for a Southwestern Library Association program in November with a Spanish response to welcome delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Arden G. Goodnature
Ruth Williams
Slater
Goodnature
Walker_Is Sentenced For Falsifying Accounts At Eccentric Club
London reports Derek Walker a 21-year-old typist was given a one year term in jail for falsifying accounts and stealing 40 pounds from his employers the Eccentric Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Derek Walker
Television signals limited by Earth's curvature
The article notes that television signals, constrained by the curvature of the earth, typically cover about 60 miles. It highlights the practical reach of broadcast signals and implies limitations for long distance reception.
Obituary of Roy S. Harris East Central gardener
Roy S. Harris 65 known as Pop Harris died at his home 1030 East Ninth Sunday night. He had gardened at East Central College Ada since 1929 shaping campus landscaping including the Student Memorial Union area. Survived by widow Allie Harris daughters Harold Moore Louie George Harris sister May Stone. Harris was active in Masonic circles and the campus community remembers his skill and spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy S. Harris
East Ninth
Criswell Funeral
Highland Cemetery
Durant
Harris
East Central College
Ada
Pop
Walnut Ridge
Ark
Indian Territory
Texas Nursery
College
Allie Harris
Harold Moore
Fort Worth
Tex
Louie
Chickasha
George Harris
May Stone
Waurika
Blue Lodge
York Rite
Ada Lodge
A. F
A. M
Royal Arch Masons
Charles F. Spencer
Pop” Harris
Student Memorial Union
East Central
Oscar L. Parker
Creekside Crafts Co. forms in Rochester by Allendale teens
In Rochester a group of Allendale school members formed Creekside Crafts Co to produce wooden table protectors sold in 50 cent shares. The venture, sponsored by the local Chamber of Commerce, received equipment support to manufacture hot pan and kettle protectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester, N. Y
Allendale
Creekside Crafts Co
Chamber of Commerce
Number of daily UK newspapers reaches 165
A tally shows Britain has 165 daily newspapers in operation across the country. The figure reflects regional and national titles serving readers with diverse coverage and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Stratford Hosts First RCA Rodeo Draws Big Crowds
Stratford's first RCA rodeo drew about 1,300 Saturday night and 1,000 Sunday, with top Oklahoma riders like Mort Hunt and Norman Allen winning cash prizes. Events included bull riding, calf roping, saddle bronc, pole bending, cutting horse, and a 400-horse parade led by Jim Shults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Oklahoma
Mort Hunt
Stonewall
Dick Truitt
Jiggs Burk
Comanche
Badger Burton
Medicine Park
Norman Allen
Pauls Valley
Allen
Curtis Alpers
David
Ralph Stone
Marlow
Dee Burk
Springer
Ben Wyrick
Atoka
Woods
Cecil Woods
Ada
Freddie Dodd
Dorsey Wood
Bill Ward
Coalgate
Jim Etherton
Davis
Joe Roberts
Jerry Norwood
Kellogg
Idaho
Booger Bryant
Jay Phillips
Poolville
Herb Dalton
Duncan
Ray Hammer
Ardmore
Marvin Weast
Donna Terry
Chickasha
Sherwood O’neal
Ruth Minton
Bob Minton
Jim Wardville
Houston Russell
Clint Terry
Jim Shults
Stratford High School
Boley Negro
Sulphur
Purcell
Bill Lowe
Hereford Heaven Ramblers
Bill Broadrick
Tell McMillan
Broadrick
Jim Ward
Ausbie Tex
John Logsdon
Ronald Pointer
Lawton
D. B. McGarr
Leo Hobert
Pat Telford
Ruben Pointer
Jerry Anderson
Ray Wood and Allen Merchant Dies In Allen
Ray Wood operator of Wood Shoe Shop and Ray's Drive-In in Allen died of a heart attack at 36. Funeral at Yale Tuesday at 2 with burial there. Survivors include his mother Mrs Ira Olinghouse, stepfather, sisters in Yale and Tulsa, brother in Collinsville and Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Ray Wood
Wood Shoe
Ray
Yale
Bourland Funeral Home
Jean Wood
Donald Ray
Velma Jean
Curtis Wayne
William Darrell Wood
Ira Olinghouse
Olinghouse
Curtis Davenport
Tulsa
Kenneth Johnson
Evelyn Wood
Lloyd
Collinsville
Donald
Valley View Daily Patient Cost Under National Average
The cost of operating general non profit hospitals in the United States rose to four billion dollars in 1951, up 6.6 percent from 1950 and double 1946. The average cost per patient day was 18.01 dollars, with Valley View Hospital Ada reporting 15.19 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Valley View Hospital
Ada
Sgt. Russell Awarded Gold Star for Korea Air Missions
Sgt. Charles C. Russell of the U S Marine Corps receives a gold star in lieu of a second Air Medal for aerial flights against the enemy in Korea from December 22, 1950, to January 12, 1952. He completed 75 transport flights delivering supplies and evacuating wounded despite hazardous weather and poor navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Russell
Ora L. Witcher
West Fifteenth
Korea
Russell
U. S. Marine Corps
Former Ada Resident Rosa Rogers Dies at 67 at Lindsay Farm
Rosa Rogers, 67, longtime Ada resident, died around 3 30 a m Saturday at her Lindsay area farm home after six weeks of illness. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 pm at Lindsay First Baptist Church with burial in Ada Memorial Park. She is survived by six children, 19 grandchildren, two great grandchildren and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Rogers
Ada
Lindsay
Lindsay First Baptist Church
Memorial Park
Brown Funeral Home
Calloway Rogers
Earlsboro
East Tenth
Harold Rogers
Maysville
Henry Rogers
Bradley
E. E. Lightner
Carl Lightner
Shawnee
Claude Lightner
Mt. Pleasant
Tex
Actress Joan Collins Marries Max Reed in London Nupital
London May 24 British actress Joan Collins married British actor Maxwell Reed today. Reed is 30 and 6 feet 4 inches tall while Collins is 19 and 5 feet 4 inches without shoes. She wore gold-laced shoes with 4 inch heels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Joan Collins
Maxwell Reed
Reed
Miss Collins
Pink Dogwood Memorial Donated to East Central State College
Senator Robert S. Kerr donated over 150 pink blooming dogwood trees from Oklahoma A and M to East Central State College as a memorial to his father. The trees grafted on white roots, about two years old, were planted from Fourteenth Street to the heating plant with new loam, and will take five years to reach blooming size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central State College
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Senator Kerr
Pontotoc County
East Central
Charles F. Spencer
College
Oklahoma A
M. Col
Cenae
Fourteenth Street
Rock Garden
Roy Harris
Gardner
Mr. Arris
Army transport to dock with 3228 veterans in San Francisco
The Army transport Gen. A. W. Brewster is scheduled to dock in San Francisco Sunday with 3,228 Army combat veterans from Korea including more than 500 from Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
A. W. Brewster
Korea
Oklahoma
Balthrops Land in Ada Return from Korea
Three Balthrop brothers are due to land today in San Francisco with returning Army combat veterans. Cpl Donnie E Balthrop and Pfc Melvin M Balthrop and Pfc James W Balthrop are linked to Ada families including parents Mr and Mrs C L Balthrop and Mr and Mrs Jake Balthrop of Ada. Donnie is Melvin and James cousin. Other Ada area servicemen listed in The Ada News.
Oklahoma veterans return home from 45th Division discharge
The Oklahoma soldiers listed include Cpl. Samuel Adkisson Norman and Pfc. Leo Ashcraft Enid among many others. Separately, Marshall Stratton was kidnapped Friday night in Wapanucka, with two suspects later arrested after a chase and pursuit using bloodhounds and a damaged stolen 1937 Chevrolet pickup found in a ditch near Delaware Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Adkisson
Norman
Leo J. Ashcraft
Enid
Robert L. Ashley
Chickasha
Donnie E. Balthrop
Ada
Melvin M. Balthrop
James W. Balthrop
Bobby L. Barnard
David C. Bartlett
Miami
James M. Bishop
Ponca City
Raymond E. Bitsche
George W. Blizzard
Joseph G. Breaune
Charles J. Brown
McAlester
Charles E. Burnett
Jimmie H. Cathey
Tonkawa
Patrick D. Cavanaugh
Russell P. Cecil Jr
Blackwell
John Y. Barton
Altus
Roland W. Boswell
Billy F. Brawley
Doyle E. Buchanan
James F. Chapman
Billie G. Cheater
Donald L. Cokeley
Carroll F. Cox
Jerry E. Creasey
Stratton
Birthday Turns Cheerful for 12 Year Old Patient
La Vona Jost, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Jost of the Boys Training School Stringtown, entered Mary Hurley Hospital Coalgate on her 12th birthday for a tonsil operation. The hospital auxiliary baked a cake and merchants sent gifts as friends learned of her plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalgate
la Vona Jost
David Jost
Boys Training School
Stringtown
Mary Hurley Hospital
la Vona
Dub Wheeler
Wheeler
la Vonn
Rickey
Hereford Heaven Stampede Sets June Week of western fun
Jim McClelland announces the sixth annual Hereford Heaven Stampede to be held June 10 11 and 12 in Sulphur Oklahoma. Co producers Wild Bill Elliott and Tommy Steiner have assembled 220 bucking horses and 60 Brahma bulls for a top stock rodeo. RCA approval is required for world champion competition. Mayor Thurman Webb designates June 8 to 14 Go Western Week with western hospitality and Platt National Park recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McClelland
Hereford Heaven
Southwest
Wild Bill” Elliott
Movie Fame
Tommy Steiner
Austin
Texas
America
Bill” Elliott
Oklahoma
Bill
RCA
Thurman Webb
Sulphur
Hereford
Platt National Park
Sixth Atom Bomb Test Is Scheduled
LAS VEGAS on November 24 the Atomic Energy Commission said weather permitting the sixth test of this series will occur tomorrow morning. The army will have 1,000 troops from Ft. Hood conduct post blast exercises near the site to inspect equipment, with no tactical maneuvers planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Commission
Army
701St Armored Infantry Battalion
Ft. Hood
Tex
Fox Holes
Japan's New Army To Learn To Fly
Tokyo reports Japan's National Police Reserve plans to learn to fly and may borrow aircraft from the American Army. The Yomiuri notes surveys on NPR members with flying or servicing experience but gives no aircraft count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokyo
National Police Reserve
Yomiuri
NPR
Suspect detained for questioning in Saturday morning kidnapping
The man arrived with officers to a meeting spot two miles north of here and initial talks were friendly but he grew sullen during questioning. He claimed Ada Friday night and Tupelo around 6 a.m. Saturday, with Sheriff Bonner stating he would be retained for further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Here
Ada
Tupelo
Bonner
Bandy
Memorial Day Program Set
Memorial Day observance announced by the local VFW with a 10 a.m. service at the American Legion plot in Rosedale cemetery. Judge John Brett of the state criminal court of appeals will speak, with a color guard, national anthem, My Buddy, and a wreath laying by VFW and Legion members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
American Legion
Rosedale Cemetery
John Brett
State Criminal Court of Appeals
Brett
Southwest
Riley Bailey
Jack Mathis
I. Blevins
Gold Star
Tom Wilson
Wanetta Hurley
American Legion and Auxiliary
Naval
Norman
Ted Hudson
East Tenth
John Boyce Mce- Keel
Clark seeks clarity on Soviet Far East intentions
Gen. Mark W. Clark says he knows Soviet Far East capabilities but seeks more on their intentions. He notes Moscow’s buildup, cited by Gen. Ridgway, and praises Gen. Van Fleet’s Eighth Army while warning of potential tensions with China after Korea’s lull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eunson
Tokyo
Mark W. Clark
Far East
United Nations
Matthew B. Ridgway
Clark
Washington
Ridgway
Korea
James A. van Fleet
Eighth
Solon Seeks National Newsprint Solution
Washington Senator Case argues the high cost of newsprint is a national problem and urges a joint congressional committee to study domestic low-cost sources. He proposes three senators and three representatives to oversee research, with industry assistance, aiming to boost use of bagasse and farm waste to free publishers from postwar price hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon
Washington
Sen
Case
RSC
House
Strike Ties Up Coastal Shipping On West Coast
The AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific halted work along the West Coast, barring military cargo and foreign tankers, in a four day stoppage. President Harry Lundeberg ordered the move to win overtime pay, a 5 percent wage increase, and a no strike pledge lasting at least one year, with old contract expired May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
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Stratford News
Davie Maner of
Byars
Mrs. Lester Cook
Phillip Klutts
Clark Eeds
Tishomingo C. of
Pop’ Harris
East Central Campus
W. B. Morrison
Allen Merchant
Valley View
Sgt. Russell
Adan
Ada and Area
Dorothy Faulkenberry
Sheriff Stewart
Miss Faulkenberry
C. A. Montgomery
Montgomery
Johnston County
Marshal Stratton
Wapanucka
Neal Stanley
Tom Buchanan
Buchanan
Stewart
Delaware Creek
Randy
Hereford Heaven Stampede
Gen. Clark
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