Stevenson Attacks GOP Figures In Salt Lake City Speech
Adlai Stevenson told a Salt Lake City audience that Eisenhower's claim social justice grew from war is the "most unkind untruth of all." Earlier in Casper Wyoming he called the GOP old guard reactionaries and said they own the party and do Eisenhower's bidding.
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GOP
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Salt Lake City
Casper
Wyo
Stevenson
Old Guard
International Soundphotos
Eisenhower Campaign Attacks Opponents In New York
General Eisenhower campaigned in industrial New York cities, denouncing opposition slander about plans to destroy unions. He said rivals push charges to stay in power and hide their own records as Gov. Dewey accompanied him from Albany to Buffalo through Schenectady near the GE plant.
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James Devlin
Farmers Give Up Rain Hope in Oklahoma Fields
Oklahoma farmers and ranchers have abandoned day to day hopes for rain. They focus on saving what remains, anticipating inevitable downpours that will come some day, then survey damage and try to offset it.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Sooner Swine Dominate American Royal Judging
The American Royal Livestock Show featured a strong Oklahoma showing. U S Admiral of Pryor won six firsts and six seconds across Poland China and Berkshire classes, while Tom Hill and Sons of Seminole claimed two firsts three seconds and a third. Oklahoma A and M displayed champion entries, Whitaker Home swept several Poland China and Berkshire divisions, and Turner Ranch of Sulphur earned a top prize in the four-animal sire class.
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Kansas City
U. S
Whitaker State
Pryor
Poland
Tom Hill and Sons
Oklahoma A. & NM
Hampshire
Whitaker Home
Poland China
Berkshire
China
Turner Ranch of
Sulphur
Okla
Roy J. Turner
Pleasant fall day spans the nation with warm Southeast
Warmer weather spread across the central and Eastern sections with daytime highs in the 60s. The South saw further mild conditions after yesterday's chill while the Western states held near seasonal norms.
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Associated Press
Fires rage across Mississippi with McCool at risk
Disaster headlines report more than 50 forest fires burning in drought conditions statewide. The most serious blaze threatened the town of McCool while firefighters worked to control the spread and protect structures.
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Kosciusko
Miss
Mississippi
McCool
Oklahoma Forecast Warm Tonight Into Tomorrow
Fair weather dominates Oklahoma with rising temperatures tonight and tomorrow. Lows dip into the 40s while highs reach the mid to upper 70s.
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Oklahoma
Drought compares to Dust Bowl as farmers prep for winter
Federal drought report says conditions rival the Dust Bowl era, but cattlemen note readiness has improved since 1936. Silos hold feed for winter, with 50,000 tons of hay on the way from Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin to aid relief efforts. outlook calls for fair and warmer days ahead.
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Federal
Oklahoma City Livestock Exchange
Hare
Bill Baker
Boise City
Panhandle
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Area Patrolmen Report Strong September Activity
Highway patrolmen in the third district logged 3,858 hours and 51,213 miles in September. They handled 119 accidents, including 72 property damage, 45 personal injury, and 2 fatal crashes. Troopers assisted 1,822 motorists and gave safety talks to about 11,136 people. They issued 824 moving violation warnings, 6 license warnings, 499 vehicle defect warnings, and 6 other warnings.
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Floyd Brown
Durant
Polio Drive Urged After Summer Flare
Polio cases surged last summer prompting urgent early planning for the March of Dimes drive. Lavern Fishel district chairman for Coal Atoka Bryan Johnston Marshall and Pontotoc counties declared after a regional meeting in Oklahoma City. He warned 1952 could top 50 000 polio cases, stressing the burden on chapter funds and the need to mobilize funds and volunteers for the upcoming campaign.
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Coalga
Lavern Fiscel
District March of Dimes
Oklahoma City
Fishel
March of Dimes
Coal
Atoka
Bryan
Johnston
Marshall
Pontotoc
Louis Vegher
Coalgate
Fisher
Eight in Pontotoc County Polio List in 1952
Pontotoc county has had eight poliomyelitis cases in 1952 to date. Norman C. Mitchell March of Dimes campaign director cites cases including R L Burch Philip Lace Clinton June Teel Ada Jimmy Carl Jackson Fittstown Helen Moore James Ellis Reynolds Lucille Caldwell Elmer Morris Johnson and others. Mitchell to speak October 27 at Durant city hall with leaders from six counties sharing ideas. county raised $6450 48 ranking 43rd in per capital giving.
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Pontotoc County
Norman C. Mitchell
March of Dimes
R. L. Burch
East Orchard
Philip L
Ace Clinton
East Beverly
June Teel
Ada
Jimmy Carl Jackson
Fittstown
Helen Moore
West Seventeenth
James Ellis Reynolds
South Hope
Lucille Caldwell
Allen
Elmer Morris Johnson
Mitchell
Durant
Friday Ends Registration for Nov General Election
Voters eligible for the November 4 general election are reminded that Friday October 24 is the last day to register. Pontotoc County registration lists have expanded during the 20 day period and several organizations are helping turnout. Transfers between precincts in the county can be made up to and including election day.
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Pontotoc County
Typhoon Toll Rises to 370 Dead in Philippines
Philippine Red Cross reports 370 killed and 200 missing after the typhoon. hundreds injured as the storm thrashed Legaspi and southern Luzon. Indochina braces for impact while Phan Thiet faces tidal devastation. Homes destroyed, thousands homeless, communications cut.
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Manila
Philippine Red Cross
Red Cross
South China Sea
Indochina
Saigon
Phan Thiet
Philippines
Henry Hartzenbusch
Legaspi
Luzon
Hartzenbusch
Weather Bureau
Fire Rips Through Two Downtown Stores in Anadarko
A 4:30 am blaze destroyed the Miller Furniture Store on Main Street, causing about 75 000 in loss. The fire spread to the adjacent West Hardware, with damage near 60 000. Fire crews from Chickasha Lawton and Anadarko fought the two hour blaze. Four residents escaped unharmed from apartments above the stores.
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Anadarko
Okla
Miller Furniture
Chickasha
Lawton
Calloway
Stevenson Defends Democrats Record In Erie Swing
Adlai Stevenson campaigned in Erie for Pennsylvania 32 electoral votes. He attacked Republican isolationism led by Sen Robert Taft and accused the GOP of offering an easy way to world problems while opposing Democratic programs.
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Don Whitehead
Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Erie
Old Guard
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
United States
The
Grunewald Indicted on 22 Contempt Counts in Congress Probe
A federal grand jury charged Henry W. Grunewald with 22 counts of contempt of Congress. The case ties to a House inquiry into tax frauds and a previous refusal to answer questions. If convicted on all counts, he faces up to 22 years' prison and fines. Teitelbaum testified of an attempt to shake him down for 500000 backed by a Washington official group. Nathan and Naster denied the allegations.
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Washington
Henry W
Grunewald
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Rep
King
D-Calif
Internal Revenue Bureau
King Committee
Abraham Teitelbaum
Chicago
Capone
Teitelbaum
Frank Nathan
Pittsburgh
Bert K. Naster
Florida
Six-County Meet Friday Home tour schedule announced
Miss Martha Mote announces a Friday Six-County Meet in southeast district. The caravan gathers at Glenwood park at 9:00, visits homes near Fitzhugh and Ada, with lunch served by the County Home Demonstration Council. Assisting staff include Lemna Maloney and J. C. Garrett.
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Martha Mote
Glenwood Park
Arthur Hart
Fitzhugh
Lee Langley
Ada
Fitzhugh Highway
Rollow Farm
County Home Demonstration Council
C. H. Huddleston
Allen Highway
Huddleston
Fontotoc County
Harts and Lansleys
Dub Scotts
Union Valley
I. A. Bradley's
Vaness
Coal
Seminole
Johnston
McIntosh
Atoka
Hughes Counties
Mote
Lemna Maloney
J. C. Garrett
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Stillwater
Quake Hits Adana Area Kills 18 Injures 40 in Turkey
A sharp 5 second earthquake in southern Turkey near Adana killed at least 18 people and injured 40. Communication breakdown delayed full details though damage in the 150000 population city was substantial and the toll could rise.
Time to Pay Ad Valorem Taxes Opens Monday Pontotoc
Pontotoc County tax rolls open Monday morning for ad valorem payments. County Treasurer Kgil Hunt says readiness is ensured and delinquencies are minimal this year. Taxpayers are urged to pay before January 1 to avoid loss of deductions and penalties.
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Kgil Hunt
Pontotoc County
Ada Community Chest Drive Edges Toward Goal
The 1952 Ada Community Chest campaign rises to 80 percent with 28 063.47 raised. Advance gifts total 21 316 led by business and professionals, up over 20 percent from last year. If gifts don’t rise, budgets for Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls Salvation Army and others may be reduced under leader W J Dillon Jr.
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Ada Community Chest
Advance
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Salvation Army
Ada Summers Playground
Ee Child Welfare Service
Ada Youth Center
W. J. Dillon, Jr
Red Attacks Thrown Back On Triangle Hill In Korea
U S Seventh Division forces repelled a Chinese assault on Triangle Hill after dark. Flare planes and searchlights exposed the Reds as American and South Korean artillery broke up the attack. ROK Ninth Division reclaimed Iron Horse Mountain crest, while air forces engaged MIG-15s and bombed Chinese buildup areas near Pyongyang and Antung.
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John Randolph
Seoul
U.S. Seventh Division
Triangle Hill
Iron Horse Mountain
U. S. Eighth Army
ROK
Ninth
Iron Triangle
U. S
Sniper Ridge
Triangle
Papa-San Mountain
Korea
Fifth Air Force
Antung
Manchuria
Okung
Far East
Okinawa
Turley Woman Burned to Death in Turley Fire
Tulsa report says Lucy Ann Jackson aged 79 died in a two room Turley home fire believed caused when she lit a kerosene stove. Firefighters found her body in a corner of the ruins as they battled the blaze. The incident occurred early today and involved a nearby dwelling belonging to Mrs May Snyder, a daughter of the victim’s son.
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Tulsa
Okla
Lucy Ann Jackson
Turley
Here
John Miller
May Snyder
Jackes
Acheson to Reveal Secret Korean Negotiations at U N Meeting
U S spokesman says Secretary of State Dean Acheson will reveal secret diplomatic maneuvers from Panmunjom as the U N Assembly faces a nine item Korea agenda. He aims to urge General Assembly support for UN armistice terms and press for more aid if communists reject them.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. S
Dean Acheson
U.N. Assembly
Panmunjom
Acheson
General Assembly
U. N
Korea
Russia
Britain
France
Anthony Eden
Robert Schuman
U.N
Burglary at Baylegs Tag Store Solved
Cecil Smith announces the Baylegs Tag store burglary on East Main was solved. Ada man H M Richardson, 26, confessed to stealing two pistols two lighters and change while sustaining a cut from broken glass during the exit. Case set for county court Monday. Richardson has no prior record.
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Baylegs
East Main
Cecil Smith
H. M Ritchardson
Ada
Ritchardson
VFW Meeting Tonight At Ada Post
The Ada VFW meets at 7 30 PM in the American Legion Hut on North Broadway. The regular gathering occurs with the VFW building under repair after a recent fire.
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Ada Post
VFW
American Legion Hut
North Broadway
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