Stassen Accuses State Department in China Aid Cut
Harold E. Stassen testified before a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee charging the State Department aided undermining nationalist China and contradicted by Acheson and Jessup. The testimony follows Vandenberg diary excerpts about a 1949 White House meeting on stopping U S aid to nationalist China.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
State Department
Acheson
Philip C. Jessup
Senate
Stassen
Jessup
United Nations General Assembly
Paris
Minnesota
University of Pennsylvania
Arthur Vandenberg
Rmich
White House
China
Vandenberg
New York
Truman
National Security Council
U. S
Fittstown News Social Roundup and Visits
Mrs Charles Holden returns home from Oklahoma City after visiting a daughter. Arlie Johnson and Sue Shelton wed in Texas. Don and Anna Logan and relatives visit McAlester. Jack Barrick visits Don Barrick family. Vernon and family from St Paul Minn arrive to stay in Ada. Claud Bland visits Sy Hines in Ardmore. James Brown of Borger spends weekend with Calvin and Mrs Brown. Kenneth Kearn fills pulpit for Rev Sodeman at Ada Baptist Church.
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Charles Holden
Oklahoma City
Vernon Buttner
St. Paul, Minn
Finis Logan
Buttners
Ada
Kenneth Kearn
Holt Sodeman
The
Baptist Church
Weiner Roast at Stoneybroke Ranch Honors McLish High
Susan Whitwell traveled to New Mexico to visit an ill person. Mary Lou McKeel Barbara Wigley and Tony Corbin hosted a Friday night weiner roast at Stoneybroke ranch to support McLish high school.
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Susan Whitwell
New Mexico
Mary Lou McKeel
Barbara Wigley
Tony Corbin
Stoneybroke Ranch
McLish High School
McLish Student Joyce Ryan Hospitalized With Blood Poisoning
Joyce Ryan of McLish is in Cowling hospital suffering from blood poisoning. Mrs. Chressie Shipman serves as 4-H sponsor for McLish girls and the community.
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Joyce Ryan
McLish
Cowling Hospital
Mrs. Chressie Shipman
McLish Girls
Honor jackets arrive for 1951 boys and girls teams
Mr and Mrs Dub Lewis announce the birth of their son Jerry Lewis on Saturday. The report notes the new honor jackets for the 1951 boys and girls athletics teams have arrived, highlighting school spirit and student achievement.
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Dub Lewis
Jerry Lewis
Broomcorn Sales Set Lindsay Mark
In Lindsay Oklahoma broomcorn sales this year surpassed 1.5 million dollars with 450 carloads bought and shipped. Prices ranged from 400 to 515 dollars per cwt, averaging 480, as quality remains high due to favorable weather in the harvest ending in the area billed as the broomcorn capital of the world.
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Lindsay
Okla
Fred Tinch
Tinch
Heavy Southern Mexico heads found but immovable
Eleven carved stone heads uncovered in southern Mexico prove too heavy to relocate, prompting planners to commission full-size replicas to study and display the original artifacts without moving them.
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Mexico
Jacques Cartier the French discoverer of St Lawrence
Jacques Cartier, noted as the French discoverer of the St Lawrence River, hailed from the island of St Malo. The passage highlights his origin and role in early exploration.
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Jacques Cartier
St. Lawrence River
Island of
St. Malo
Ada Junior Highschool Student Projects And Elections
Ada Junior High students studied maps of Ada city locating homes and school routes. Ninth grade officers were elected: James Lollar president Ann Binar vice president Don Neal secretary Elmer Keys program chairman. High set up and knee bend scores were posted by named students.
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Lorene Graves
James Lollar
Ann Binar
Don Neal
Elmer Keys
Ada
Sir Robin of
First Year Home Making Girls Do Cocoa Lab
Seventh grade students in home making recentl y completed their first laboratory experiment making cocoa. Grace George, the teacher, reports strong progress as the class viewed two films Easy as Pie and Fried Chicken the Year Round. The piece notes gym activities for boys, six week tests, upcoming report cards, and a two day school holiday for teachers attending Oklahoma Education Association sessions. It also mentions a Fishing Derby at City Lake sponsored by the Pontotoc County Sportsman Club.
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Grace George
Oklahoma Education Association
Oklahoma City
City Lake
Pontotoc County
Early Diagnosis Cuts Down Danger of Acute Appendicitis
A health guide explains how acute appendicitis can be fatal if not diagnosed early. It stresses recognizing warning signs such as acute lower abdominal pain and slight fever, avoiding laxatives, and seeking prompt medical care. Early surgery greatly reduces complications and death.
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Johnny
Use of F-84 Jets In Europe Slowed
In Frankfurt on October 8, the U S Air Force said spare parts shortages forced a sharp curtailment of F-84 Thunderjets in Europe. Maj Lawrence M Watson noted parts are needed in Korea, so all F-84 flights were reduced to conserve aircraft for potential war.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
Europe
Lawrence M. Watson
12Th Air Force
Korea
Air Force
Watson
Car Fails Injure Ada Man Injures Shoulder
Earl McDaniel age 45 of Ada Rt 2 was treated at Valley View hospital Sunday night for a badly bruised shoulder after a car fell on him at his home. He arrived about 7 50 p m and was released after treatment.
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Earl McDaniel
Rt. 2
Ada
Valley View Hospital
McDaniel
Editor Finds Traditional Jewish Dishes Delicious
Food editors praise kosher meals and holiday dishes as clean and savory. The piece notes the influence of Levitical law and ancient history on Jewish cuisine, cites canned and frozen options, and previews tasting a holiday menu with blini and smoked salmon.
Sweet Potato Rosettes From Pineapple Slices
Peel and boil sweet potatoes then press through grinder. Mix with marmalade sugar and salt. Pipe rosette shapes onto pineapple slices, brush with honey, top with a cherry, and bake until golden. Yield six servings.
String Beans Manischewitz Recipe Card
A 1951 General Features Corp. recipe card instructs julienne string beans with onion lettuce and mushrooms. Cook beans until tender then saute vegetables in chicken fat. Add heated stock sugar salt and pepper, thicken with cornstarch, simmer ten minutes. Yields six portions.
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General Features Corp
Delta Kappa Luncheon Honors Pioneer Teachers
The Rho chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma held a luncheon at the Artesian hotel in Sulphur at 1 p m. Hostesses included Ann Cole Gertrude Donaghe Mrs Garvin Nowlin Mrs Lynn Norman Jane Kirkpatrick and Mrs John Haste. Antoinette Huff Ada spoke praising Oklahoma women teachers. Tables featured pioneer slate centerpieces dolls antiques and a small covered wagon. Guests from Murray Pontotoc and Norman chapters attended. Twenty four members were present.
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Rho
Delta Kappa Gamma
Teachers Society
Artesian Hotel
Ann Cole
Gertrude Donaghe
Garvin Nowlin
Lynn Norman
Jane Kirkpatrick
John Haste
Antoinette Huff
Ada
Oklahoma
Murray County
L. S. Bennett
Oklahoma School For the Deaf
Ethel Perry
Pontotoc County
Reed Loving
Watt
Neva Kennon
Myer
Norman
Murray Coal
Pontotoc
Hughes County
New Code Slows Courts Martial and Aims to Improve Justice
The Uniform Code of Military Justice slows courts martial across the Navy Army and Air Force. It adds pretrial investigations more lawyers and new appeal procedures. Officials say improved civilian-like rights may take time to show results.
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Washington
NEA
Army
Air Force
Navy
Adm
George L. Russell
Pentagon
Court of Military Appeals
Supreme Court
White House
Pearl Harbor
Department of Defense
New Sewing Aids For Seamstresses At Home
A roundup of new time and labor saving gadgets for home sewers. Automatic pinner attaches pattern to fabric. a compact measurer with clip marks lengths. a sponge dampening device for even water flow. durable sewing boxes in wood with lined velveteen interiors. The National Geographic Society notes the hot dog’s likely origin at the New York Polo Grounds circa 1900.
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General Features Corp
National Geographic Society
New York
Helpful Train Agent Trapped in Cat Fight Tale
In Tampa Florida Railway Express agent Bert Willard tried to comfort a sick boy by locating a pet cat from El mira New York bound for Bradenton Florida. The adventure ended with a $5 reward and the cat swap thwarting Chuck Hildebrand’s happiness as the cats continued their feud.
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Tampa
Fla
Railway Express
Bert Willard
Chuck Hildebrand
Pene
Elmira
N. Y
Bradenton
Fila
Hildebrands
Lorna Hildebrand
Willard
Chuck
Three Alarms for Firemen Weekend
Local firemen answered three alarms over the weekend including a dwelling fire at Everett Reeves home 321 West Sixteenth a false alarm from a stove top box of matches. An Ada Milling company plant fire was blamed on a slipping belt and damages are undetermined. A pasture blaze at the Ed Hunter place on South Broadway was extinguished.
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Ada Milling Company
Everett Reeves
West Sixteenth
Haley
Ed Hunter Place
South Broadway
Fire Truck and Car Collision Downtown
Police report a two-vehicle mishap Saturday on North Broadway near Ninth. Ernest Northcutt in a 1950 Chevrolet struck Chester Sneed's city fire truck encroaching on Ninth. No charges filed. damage to both vehicles minor.
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Ernest Northcutt
West Third
North Broadway
Ninth
Chester Sneed
Ada Milling Company
Broadway
Northcutt
Sneed
Surbers
Ada Mill Suffers Fire Loss Then Resumes Operations
Fire and water damage at Ada Milling Company caused an estimated loss of 4000 to 5000 dollars. The blaze started on the second floor when a belt broke and jammed on a pulley, catching fire. By Monday morning the plant had partial operations and full-scale work was not expected until Wednesday.
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Ada Milling Company
Texas
Fire Prevention Theme Highlighted at Ada Kiwanis Meeting
Ada Kiwanis members heard Ed Haley fire chief stress fire prevention to cut 10,000 yearly fire deaths and reduce losses from fires. New members Verl L. Capps and James Young were welcomed. guests included Ross Warmack and Homer Peay among others.
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National
Ada Kiwanis Club
National Petroleum Week
Verl L. Capps
James Young
Ross Warmack
Ada Insurance Board
Homer Peay
Clifford Green
F. L Finley
Troy Melton
Ed Haley
Ada
National Insurance Board
Construction Rule Based for Papers Construction Rule Based for Papers
The government eased restrictions on printing and forestry operations by reclassifying them as industrial facilities. This change allows larger material allotments under NPA building controls. Industrial projects may use up to 25 tons of steel, 2000 pounds of copper, and 1000 pounds of aluminum per quarter.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
Wallace Quizzed By Senate Group
Former Vice President Henry A Wallace was questioned behind closed doors by the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee about his 1944 China mission. Chairman McCarran said Wallace was subpoenaed and would testify openly later. Louis Budenz testified that Wallace cables from China supported the Communist Party line.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
China
McCarran
D-Nev
Wallace
Louis Budenz
Roosevelt
Truman
Nebraska to vote for congress seat on December 4
Colby Nebraska reports a special election in the third district to replace Republican Karl Stefan who died in Washington. Conventions set for October 30 will choose Republican and Democratic candidates, with petition candidates also allowed. Governor Val Peterson may enter the race and will announce his position this week.
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Colby
Nebr
Inebraska
Karl Stefan
Norfolk
Washington
Val Peterson
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Sue Sweatt
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