Jury List for October 6 Court Drawn in Ada County
Notices mailed to 100 county residents call them as veniremen for the fall district court session opening Monday October 6 at 9 a m. Judge John Boyce McKee will preside. twenty six cases on the docket. Jurors include Betty Armstrong and C C Bloodworth among many Ada and surrounding residents.
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John Boyce McKee
Betty Armstrong
East Fifteenth
C. C. Bloodworth
East Seventeenth
Z. D. Bennett
West Seventeenth
Quinton Blake
South Derry
Lee Bryant
Francis
J. A. Bowman
C. G. Burgdorf
Ada
Arby Bagwell
Byard
Lottie Braly
South Rennie
H. L. Bourland
Allen
W. M. Dighton
North Cherry
Jewell Davison
West Fourteenth
Mrs. Ara Davis
East Eighth
J. D. Enis
Stonewall
D. L. Eubanks
C. R. Ebrite
R. D. Frederick
Raymond Frantz
North Oak
Othell V. Flatt
North Stockton
R. A. Fussell
D. M. Flowers
Gill Floyd
S. H. Green
A. L. Gurley
East Seventh
Raymond Garrett
W. A. Gant
Johnson Giff
J. W. Greenlee
North Bluff
Leonard O. Hickey
George W. Hansard
A. E. Harrell
Ben Hill
Gracie Henry
G. L. Ivey
Leon Jones
John C. Johnson
Roff
Guy Jones
Daisy Jackson
Thomas Knighten
Ora Kelso
Rolf
Roy E. Kessinger
Ann King
Alfred H. King
D. B. Lane
Sidney L. Long
E. M. Losson
South Constant
G. R. Lilley
C. J. Lillard
F. J. Lovelace
S. A. Lilley
Joe A. Love
West Twenty-fourth
C. E. Lawson
E. Miller
G. R Miller
Roy Meek
F. E. McCuistion
Stratford
W. J. McInroy
H. L. Norman
W. W. Price
J. W. Price
J. S. Peterson
West Twelfth
Bettie C. Parks
Bruce Payne
Opa Panos
South Francis
D. G. Reeves
Troy Reed
Myrtle Sturdevant
East Fourteenth
Roy Trahern
East Ninth
Bertha Thomas
O. L. Thomas
Gladys Tingle
R. R. Tarwater
Nolan Wade
John Whitson
A. D. Wells
H. D Yoakum
Fannie Young
West Twenty-fifth
Mother of Ten Is Accident Victim
An Inola Oklahoma woman, Ethel Spurlock age 59 mother of ten, was killed in a Tul SA truck automobile collision. Her husband Charles G Spurlock 60 was seriously injured, Edell N Dailey 51 of Midland Texas was the other driver and hospitalized in good condition. Oklahoma highway fatalities for 1952 reach 385, compared with 393 a year ago.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Ethel Spurlock
Charles G. Spurlock
Spurlock
Edell N. Dailey
Midland
Tex
State Highway Patrol
Oklahoma
Possession Case Filed On Bristow
Adolph Giles Bristow of Hartshorne was arraigned before U S Deputy Commissioner Hobart Orton on charges of possession of non tax paid liquor. He was bound over to the U S district court in Muskogee with a $500 bond. Earlier he paid a peace justice court fine for reckless driving after his car overturned while hauling liquor. authorities allege he poured out the cargo. He escaped uninjured.
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Adolph Giles Bristow
Hartsorne
Hobart Orton
U.S
U. S. District Court
Muskogee
Bristow
Ada
Peace Justice Court
Hartshorne
More Cities Take Stand on Airlines Feeder Service Bid
Representatives from Oklahoma Texas and Arkansas cities voiced views on Central Airlines feeder service proposals as the Civil Aeronautics Board opened a two day hearing. Most witnesses supported Central's requests to renew operating authority expand routes and add segments while some urged partial denials and delays pending Texas cases.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Central Airlines, Inc
Civil Aeronautics Board
Central
Herbert K. Bryan
Kansas
Memphis
Shreveport
Bryan
Winfield
Arkansas City
Kas
Wewoka- Holdenville
Okla
Greenville
Gainesville
Tex
Stillwater
Bevan's Left Wing Gains New Power
Bevan forces win two more seats on the Labour National Executive Committee and oust Herbert Morrison from the group in secret balloting. Hugh Dalton also unseated, signaling Bevanites rising strength against Attlee and Morrison in the party leadership.
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Morecambe
England
Aneurin Bevan
Labor Party
Herbert Morrison
Bevan
Hugh Dalton
Attlee
Socialism
Morrison
Platt Post to Open Member Drive
The Platt National Park Post No. 148 of the American Legion in Sulphur will start a membership drive on October 2. Commander Jack Garrison announced the effort aims to contact more than 500 Sulphur veterans. The drive will conclude with the Armistice Day program on November 11 and the results announced.
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Platt Post
Platt National Park Post No. 148
American Legion of Sulphur
Jack Garrison
The
Post
Greater returns fax amount in vested Ada NEWS Want Ads
In the vested Ada area a want ad highlights escalating returns via fax orders. The notice calls for local users to send inquiries and mentions potential gains, urging prompt action through the Ada NEWS service channels.
New Jersey Opens Bad Driver Clinic To Reform Violators
A first of its kind program in Trenton begins operations to test suspended drivers using physical and psychological exams. At NYU Center for Safety Education, tests assess vision color recognition night driving glare hearing and reflexes, with results guiding license reinstatement decisions. The clinic aims to process about 20 daily and 5,000 in the first year.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Motor Vehicles
Safety Division
The
Automobile Association of New Jersey
Association
New York University
Center For Safety Education
NYU
Center of Safety Education
Motor Vehicle Commissioner
Oklahoma U Seeks Bigger Budget To Raise Academic Rating
President George L. Cross says the University of Oklahoma will request a substantially higher Legislature budget next year to lift the university’s academic rating. He notes prior cuts, plans for about $800 raise for average teaching salaries, staff losses, and current budgets for Norman campus, University Hospital, and medical school.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
George L. Cross
Cross
University of Missouri
Ohio State University
Ohio
Naval Air Training Station
University Hospital
Oklahoma City
Veteran Oklahoma contractor Walter C. Shaw dies at 87
Walter C. Shaw 87 longtime Tulsa contractor and participant in Oklahoma land openings 1889 and 1893 died yesterday. He helped tear down and rebuild Ft. Bliss near El Paso during World War I. Shaw retired about 15 years ago and moved to Tulsa from Enid a year earlier.
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Tulsa
Okla
Walter C. Shaw
Oklahoma
Old Oklahoma
Cherokee Strip
Shaw
Ft. Bliss
el Paso
Tex
Enid
Norman C Mitchell to Lead 1953 March of Dimes Drive
Norman C Mitchell county school superintendent will chair the 1953 Pon totoc county March of Dimes campaign. Basil O Connor writes that progress against polio is good on the research front even as the nation faces a higher case load and broader patient care needs next year. Mitchell will start organizing countywide leadership and roles for the drive.
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Norman C. Mitchell
Pontotoc County
Basil O’connor
National Foundation For
Mitchell
Farm Real Estate Value In Oklahoma Shows Average Gain
Washington reports Oklahoma farm real estate increased from March to July. Index rose to 262 in July from 260 in March and 249 last year. Oklahoma land value per acre averaged $65.20 for the year, with total farm land and buildings valued at $2.348 billion. Foreclosures decreased while voluntary sales rose slightly. Taxes on farm real estate were 36 cents per acre.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Agriculture Department
Department
Texas
Kansas
Arkansas
Local Notes Highlight Visits and City Trips in Vamoosa Area
Vamoosa residents report Sunday visits by Mrs. Hurley Katey and children and Ada Jean Atkinson to Norman. Ed Sharber hosts include Jim Pamplin Vaughn Roscoe Berry and others from Ada. Trips include Oscar Merrell to University Hospital Oklahoma City and a move back to Konawa. Supt. Evans trips seniors to the state fair. Stanley Brush party hosted by Mrs. Bill Travis with many guests.
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Hurley Katey
Ada Jean Atkinson
Sid Gaynor
Norman
Ed Sharber
Jim Pamplin
Vaughn
Roscoe Berry
Bobby
Maxine Consert
Ada
Bill Travis
Oscar Merrell
University Hospital
Oklahoma City
Coffeyville
Kan
John Cloud
Navy CanTose Atom Bombs Navy CanTose Atom Bombs
Secretary Dan Kimball told Paris audiences the U S Navy has ships and planes capable of carrying atom bombs and a guided missile ship in service though no A bombs are aboard. He predicted atomic propulsion could boost carrier fuel and effectiveness, and noted limited use of guided missiles in Korea while few ship details were disclosed.
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Paris
U. S. Navy
Dan Kimball
U. S
American Club of
Europe
Kimball
Korea
Washington
Navy
No Rain Hope Drought Continues in Oklahoma
The drought worsened across Oklahoma with the Federal State Crop Reporting Service noting extremely low moisture, generally poor crop growth, and delayed fall grain seeding. Wheat planting progresses slowly while some dusted acreage appears in dry areas, and cotton harvest continues with above normal early openings. Temperatures reached 96 degrees at Winita and Waurika, with an overnight low of 48 at Carnegie.
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Oklahoma
Federal
Winita
Waurika
Carnegie
Lad Sets Out for Yugoslav Homeland
11 year old Ivan Pireenik left Lohfelden Germany for Yugoslav homeland by American court order after a dispute over his identity and heritage. His father was killed by Gestapo in 1942 and his mother survived a Nazi concentration camp. Foster parents accompanied him to Kassel as his mother’s attorney pursued the case asserting his right to nationality and family ties.
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Lohfelden
Germany
Ivan Pireenik
Gestapo
Ivan
Pavla Pirecnik
Kassel
U. S. High Commission
Court of Appeals
Pirecnik
West Germany
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority Faces Multiple Problems
The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority reported new headaches at a regular meeting. Manager H E Bailey said office space is unaffordable and a move from National Guard Armory quarters is required. The National Guard demands returned borrowed furniture within 30 days, and Phillips Petroleum Co says it cannot obtain authority to begin concessions building along the toll road.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority
Oklahoma City- Tulsa
H. E. Bailey
National Guard
The
Phillips Petroleum Co
McGrath Accused of Delaying Justice Department Clean-Up
House investigators accuse former Attorney General J. Howard McGrath of showing little enthusiasm for the justice department cleanup. They allege he hindered examination of files and made inappropriate appointments while resisting Chelf committee efforts. He dismissed Newbold Morris and faced questions about his leadership and integrity.
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Washington
House
Atty
J. Howard McGrath
Justice Department
McGrath
Truman
House Judiciary
Newbold Morris
New York
Chelf
D-Ky
A. DeWitt Vanech
Vanech
Tennessee
U. S
District of Columbia
Virginia
Morris
Bill Henson Home on Navy Leave
Bill Henson son of Mr and Mrs L M Henson of Francis is home on recruit leave from the U S Navy He finished recruit training in September and is on 14 day leave He plans to attend dental technician school in San Diego when he returns from leave He told Jack Chapman local Navy Recruiter
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Bill Henson
L. M. Henson
Francis
U. S. Navy
Bill
Francis High
East Central College
San Diego
Calif
Jack Chapman
Navy
Yoshida Wins Broad Backing in Japan Election
Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida and his Liberal Party secured a strong victory in Japan's first free election since World War II. 29 supporters including three cabinet ministers won Diet seats as the party claimed 55 of 80 decided seats in early returns. The report notes Ichiro Hatoyama’s faction among Liberal Party victors.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
Yoshida
Liberal Party
Ichiro Hatoyama
Greater returns for amount in vested Ada NEWS Want Ads
Ada NEWS report highlights higher yields or value from invested funds in local want ads. Experts suggest optimizing investment amounts and timing to maximize returns for readers seeking practical financial guidance.
Ferguson Demands Contractors List in Oklahoma Campaign
Oklahoma GOP leader J. O. Ferguson urged Gov. Murray to release a list of state contractor donors to the Democratic fund. Ferguson, attacking Murray’s campaign finance chair, spoke at Guymon and urged taxpayers to support the GOP appeal. Republicans planned a Ike-Nixon boost and a staged Eisenhower visit to Tulsa and Oklahoma City on Oct 13. Democrats lined up Stevenson’s Oct 10 stop in Oklahoma City and a Jefferson Jackson Day dinner Oct 16 with J Wiley Richardson as finance chair. Stephen A. Mitchell to speak.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Johnston Murray
J. O. Ferguson
Murray
GOP
Guymon
Democratic Campaign Finance Committee
Pawnee
Citizens For
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
J. Wiley Richardson
Turner Turnpike Authority
Stephen A. Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
Researchers Begin On Leukemia Case
Homa Medical Research Foundation has admitted for observation its first child leukemia patient. Four-year-old Mary Gay Whitlaw of Oklahoma City is the patient, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Whitlaw. The hospital opened for research Sept. 1 and Mary is its fourth patient with a relapse after initial response last Christmas Day.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
Mary Gay Whitlaw
Gerald Whitlaw
Little Mary
Truck crashes into pole at Bob Howe Motor Co.
A Moore Bridge Co. truck parked on Main Street near Bob Howe Motor Co. was struck by a gravel chute at the back, snapping a telephone pole which fell and shattered front and side windows. No injuries reported.
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Coalgate
Bob Howe Motor Company
Moore Bridge Co
Ada
Main Street
Fewer Acute Polio Cases In Oklahoma Drop in polio cases reported
Polio patients in the acute stage fell to 82 with 306 hospitalized and 939 new cases for the year. A Foundation report listed 101 acute patients yesterday as Oklahoma sees the disease impact. The text also notes personal details about a Wapanucka resident and his death near Chickasha.
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National Foundation For
Wapanucka Methodist Church
Wapanucka Masonic Lodge
Wapanucka
Tulsa
Chickasha
Youth Held In Fatal Stabbing
Thomas Crouch Steelman is ordered committed to Eastern Oklahoma State Hospital for observation after being charged with murder and assault with intent to kill in the stabbing of two 16 year olds. Carl Lee Miller is in serious condition from knife wounds. The incident occurred at a Central High School football victory dance.
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Oklahoma City
Thomas Crouch Steelmar
Oklahoma State Hospital
Winita
Steelman
Caux
W. A. Carlile
Charles Wesley’ Bugsey
Carl Lee Miller
Central High School
W. E. Steelman
Cold Application Effect on Bruise Healing
Cold applications cause vasoconstriction reducing swelling and limiting internal bleeding in bruised tissue.
Livestock Rush At Oklahoma City Yards Sets Two Day Record
Livestock receipts in the first two days of the week nearly matched the all time two day record at the Oklahoma National Stock Yards. Drought pushed ranchers to market 23 117 head of cattle on Monday and Tuesday.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma National Stock Yards
Oklahoma
City Yards
State Counts 35th Polio Fatality in Oklahoma
Oklahoma reports its 35th polio death for the season a 9 year old Enid resident Joe Paul Denker son of Mr and Mrs Charles Denker died at Enid General Hospital Monday night after being admitted Saturday The death marks another fatal polio case in the state during this outbreak period.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Enid
Joe Paul Denker
Charles Denker
Enid General Hospital
Browders Fail On Bond Stay In Jail
New York reports Earl Browder and his wife remained jailed after failing to post 2500 bail each on a federal indictment accusing them of lying about Mrs Browder's Communist background in 1949 during citizenship proceedings. Browder, 61, had led the Communist party until 1946 when ousted after disputes over Marx Lenin principles in World War II.
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New York
Earl Browder
America
Browders
Browder
Communist Party
Pancho Adjusts To Time Changes
Upland California report follows Pancho the Post Office mascot and his rounds with Charlie Ceverts. The dog ran an hour late when daylight saving began and trotted to catch up, then was early after time returned to standard and finally laid down to wait. The post office staff wonder how Pancho can sense early or late.
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Upland
Calif.m
Pancho
Postoffice
Charlie
Post Office
Eddie Cantor Remains Hospitalized After Mild Heart Attack
Hollywood reported Eddie Cantor, 60, remains in hospital after a mild heart attack following his season debut television show. Nurse described his rest as fairly well overnight while Dr. Julius Kahn said the symptoms are not alarming. Cantor collapsed at his Beverly Hills home after the one hour program, initially thought to be exhaustion.
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Hollywood
Eddie Cantor
Beverly Hills
Julius Kahn
Tulsa Drilling Firm Owner George H Lang Dies
Oklahoma City reports the death of 57 year old George H Lang of Tulsa following a heart attack in a hotel room. Lang owned Beacon Drilling Co. and had resided in Tulsa since 1924.
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Oklahoma City
George H. Lang
Tulsa
Beacon Drilling Co
Peccary hide supply fuels Mexican glove and belt trade
Much of the pigskin used for gloves belts and wallets comes from wild peccaries in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
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