Criticism Rising Over East Germany As Goods Disappear
Reported anger grows in the Soviet zone as shortages spread across staple foods and goods. Readers cite diapers, fish, margarine, wrapping paper, and sausage quality while party papers call for stricter production and better service in state stores.
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E. Germany
Richard Kasischke
Bonn
Germany
East Germany
West Germany
Soviet Bloc
Soviet Union
Moscow
Asia
Communist Party
Halle
Zwickau
Schwerin
Norddeutsche Zeitung
der Demokrat
Paroled Prisoners Up for Oklahoma Governor Action
Nine state prisoners, including Hatfield Hunnicutt serving 40 years for murder, are recommended for parole by the Pardon and Parole Board. Final action goes to Gov. Johnston Murray. Other paroles include Andy Riley, Eddie Lee Gaines, Charney Nail, Andrew Tushka, Wilson Stanley, George Jim Lee, Wesley Webb, and Bill Ragland Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Pardon and Parole Board
Johnston Murray
Hatfield Hunnicutt
Hunnicutt
Coal County
Andy Riley
Garfield County
Eddie Lee Gaines
LeFlore
Charney Nail
McCurtain
Andrew Tushka
Okmulgee
Wilson Stanley
Payne County
George Jim Lee
Stephens County
Wesley Webb
Bill Ragland Jr
Second Kidnapper Apprehended in Florida
An FBI alert led to the arrest of 21 year old Charles Edward Hopkins in Jacksonville as the second of three men accused in a three day kidnapping spree that seized 20 people in Georgia and Tennessee. Virgil LeMay, 15, held at Nashville on $12,000 bond, while ring leader James Francis Hill, 31, remained at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla.ir
Georgia
Tennessee
FBI
Charles Edward Hopkins
Virgil LeMay
Nashville
Tenn
James Francis Hill
Emory doctor urges more bath time for relaxation
Emory University medical professor Dr. Herbert E. Alden calls for longer bathing time to improve reading, relaxing, and singing. He argues current bath practices rob people of the restful immersion and comforts of warm water therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantap
Emory University
Emory University Quarterly
Herbert E. Alden
Education funding shift from 1939 to 1952
Dr John K Norton of Teachers College Columbia University notes that schools got about 16 cents of every tax dollar in 1939 but only 8 cents in 1952. He adds that average employed wages rose 167 percent during wartime while teachers wages rose 132 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John K. Norton
Teachers College
Columbia University
Time off to vote varies by state in the United States
A SAM DAWSON report notes that half the states allow legally paid or unpaid time off for voting, with wide variation in duration and eligibility. California requires two consecutive hours off without penalty. Parke, Davis & Co. will let 8,000 employees in 27 cities take paid time off to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
National Foremen’s Institute
California
Commerce Clearing House
Chicago
Arizona
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
West Virginia
Kentucky
Missouri
Minnesota
Texas
Colorado
Utah
Massachusetts
Nevada
Wisconsin
Alabama
Arkansas
Maryland
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Indiana
Parke, Davis & Co
Dallas Publisher Faces A Twist In Campaign Affections
Dallas publisher Banks Upshaw reveals a slow shift from Democrat Adlai Stevenson to Republican Dwight Eisenhower after Amarrillo and tidelands remarks. His wife backs Ike, and Upshaw notes his change was not prompted by nagging but by a lengthy internal process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upshaw
Dwight Eisenhower
The
Ladies Home Journal
Adlai Stevenson
America
Ike
Banks
Adlai
Stevenson
Dallas
Tidelands
Amarillo
Texas
Eisenhower
Pleads Guilty to Drunken Driving in County Court
Thurman Harrell Bass of Maysville pleaded guilty to drunk driving at arraignment before County Judge Tal Crawford. He received a $50 fine plus costs. Trooper Aubrey Mitchell reported Bass was driving a 1952 Ford on Main Street in an intoxicated condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Harrell Bass
Maysville
Tal Crawford
Aubrey A. Mitchell
Ighway
Main Street
Bats Catch Fish at Amazon River Mouth
Researchers report bats found at the mouth of the Amazon River catch fish. The discovery highlights unusual foraging behavior in these riverine habitats and suggests adaptation to scarce prey near the estuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazon River
East Central State College students and friends visit weekend
Vamoosa News notes Patsy and Peggy Wood, both 22, visit with their parents Mr and Mrs Mike Wood at East Central State College. Several local families spend Sunday visiting relatives and attending gatherings around Shawnee and Oklahoma City, including visits to Fort Sill and Friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy
Peggy Wood
East Central State College
Mike Wood
Lonnie Baker
Till Heard
Clyde Baker
Bob Heard
Fort Sill
Lawton
Doolens and friends visit Ada area after Missouri mishap
Oklahoma City residents Mr. and Mrs. A J Doolen and daughter visit relatives in Ada while Mrs John Phelps and Mrs Hugh Griffin shop there. Tom Sharber travels to Springfield Missouri after a truck collision injures son Arlen and kills another passenger and 39 cattle. Arlen remains in hospital in unstable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phelps
Hugh Griffin
Ada
Tom Sharber
Arlen
Springfield
Sharber
Tecumseh Social Visits Reported on Thursday
Mrs. J. W. Atkinson and Alta Jean visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunagan and children in Tecumseh. Linda Sharber was ill last week with tonsillitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Atkinson
Alta Jean
Fred Dunagan
C. M. Dunagan
Tecumseh
Linda Sharber
Sunday Visitors From Local Families Attend Griffin Home
Sunday visitors included A. S. Morris of Konawa and Tom Hill of Cromwell with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Griffin and R. H. Griffin. Clyde Sutton and children from Drumright visited Mr. Sutton and Mrs. Jess Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Griffin
A. S. Morris
Konawa
Tom Hill
Cromwell
R. H. Griffin
Clyde Sutton
Drumright
Mr. Sutton
Jess Sutton
Revival at Vamoosa Baptist Church Set for November
Arlene and Geraldine Holliman of Drumright spent the weekend with Ed and Mrs. Sharber. A revival begins November 3 at 7 36 p m and runs through November 13 led by Rev. William West of McGehee Arkansas. Dick Griffin and Dickie Lee shopped in Shawnee Monday. Ed Sharber and Linda and Miss Ellen Brewer visited Ada. Jean shopped in Ada Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene and
Geraldine Holliman
Drumright
Mrs
Ed Sharber
Vamoosa Baptist Church
William West
McGehee, Ark
Dick Griffin
Dickie Lee
Shawnee
Ellen Brewer
Jim Pamplin
Ada
Mrs Sam Anders Family Visit Mrs Jake Cople in Maude
Mrs Sam Anders and her children and Mrs Ed Zweincher and Mikie visited Mrs Jake Cople of Maude on Wednesday, sharing news and a social call in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Anders
Ed Zweincher
Mikie
Jake Cople
Maude
Fleming Family Moves to Woodward for Jobs
Mr and Mrs Doris Lee Fleming and children Jake Fleming Tex Fox depart Monday for Woodward where they will be employed with local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Lee Fleming
Jake Fleming
Tex Fox
Woodward
Local families gather for visits and meals in Ada area
The note lists gatherings and visitors from Brownsville Shawnee Bay City and Ada. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. E J Evans with multiple Evans families, Mr. and Mrs Sherman Tatum and others, guests of the Phelps and Russell households, plus trips by Billy Jo Harley to San Diego after a 14 day furlough with Harold Massey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carter Phelps
Sherry H. Gay
Ada
Jess Russell
John Phelps
Billy
Jo Harley
San Diego
Calif
Harold Massey
Ada shoppers visit Robertson couple with family
Mrs A C Rodden and children Mrs Sam Anders and Mrs Ed Zweincher along with Mikie shopped in Ada on Friday and called on Mr and Mrs H T Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Rodden
Sam Anders
Ed Zweincher
Mikie
Ada
H. T. Robertson
Ada shoppers include Mrs. Jess Russell Alice Ann and Linda
Mrs. Jess Russell, Alice Ann, Linda, and Myrna Sue Evans shopped in Ada on Saturday indicating a local shopping outing by area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Russell
Alice Ann
Linda
Myrna Sue Evans
Ada
Griffin wins placings at American Royal Fat Stock show
R. H. Griffin returned home Sunday from the American Royal Fat Stock show in Kansas City. His swine entries won several placings at the 10 day show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Griffin
Kansas City
Truman Accuses Republicans of McCarthy Tactics During Campaign
President Truman denounces Republican tactics as smear and fear aimed at defeating him and Gene McCarthy. He blasts a One Party press for mud slinging while preparing a Minnesota campaign address en route to Hibbing. He also critiques Eisenhower and Jenner endorsements of McCarthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Truman
Minnesota
Joe McCarthy
Gene McCarthy
St. Paul
Hibbing
Minnesota Iron Range
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
R-Wis). But He Again Criticized Gen
Dwight Disenhower
Jenner
Ind
Most of South's Top Office Holders back Stevenson
An Associated Press survey shows over 80 percent of leading Southern politicians including governors U S Senators and House members back Adlai Stevenson in the Democratic bid for the presidency. Some notable defections hint the Solid South may still give electoral votes to Dwight Eisenhower in the 1952 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantap
South
Adlai Stevenson
Associated Press
Dixie
U. S
House of Representatives
Illinois
Dwight Eisenhower
Nothing can outrun light due to infinite mass at speed
Scientists explain that as speed increases a body's mass grows, leading to infinite weight at light speed, which is why nothing can travel faster than light. This view supports light as the ultimate speed limit in physics.
Ada Churches Plan Local Interdenominational Council
A group of Ada Protestant churches plans a local council affiliated with the National Council. Following a Nov Bible Observance Service celebrating the Revised Standard Version, pastors meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at First Methodist to discuss unity, cooperation, and Christian education and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Council of Churches
National Council
Cause of Christ
A. W. Oliver
Asbury Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Jesus Christ
World Christian Fellowship
Hopkinsville Cops Alleged Brutality Against Fort Campbell Soldiers
Hopkinsville and Fort Campbell officials plan to review a federal grand jury report accusing Hopkinsville police and the safety commissioner of bribes and brutal acts against soldiers. The jury cites at least four unprovoked beatings or killings, while officials deny the findings and vow to act if violations are confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Ft. Campbell
Paducah
Campbell
A. S. Koon
Grand Jury
Commons Acts On Trial of Military Personnel in Britain
The House of Commons approved a bill limiting immunity for American and NATO forces in Britain. American service members on duty will be tried by US courts martial, while off duty offenses fall under British courts. The measure moves to the House of Lords for final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Britain
U. S
House of Lords
Oklahoma Coal Mines Operating After Miner Return
Oklahoma's five operating coal mines resumed work as about 1,200 miners returned on order from John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers. Some workers reported back at two Mc Alester area mines and three in the Henryetta area after a walkout began October 15 in protest of a Wage Stabilization Board ruling cutting 40 cents from the negotiated daily wage increase.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
McAlester
Henryetta
Pontotoc County Plans First Aid Instructors Training
At a Red Cross meeting in Ada six First Aid instructors discussed expanding county training and authorizing more instructors. Clark Poppell of St. Louis will teach the instructor course, with local sessions offered for standard and advanced First Aid courses. Instructors present included James M. Curley Joe A. Morrow Nolan R. Wade Mont G. Comer Miss Anna Weaver Jones and Harvey Shipman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Shipman
Pontotoc County
Ed Cross Office
Clark Poppell
St. Louis
Ada
James M. Curley
Joe A. Morrow
Nolan R. Wade
Mont G. Comer
Anna Weaver Jones
Harvey Shipman
State Supreme Court Opinions list of reversals and affirmations
Oklahoma City readers see a slate of Supreme Court decisions with multiple reversals and affirmations. Cases include Kansas Oklahoma and Gulf Railway Co. against Martha Collins. Bovaird Supply Co. against Wofford Nicholson Rose drilling. Turner families against Baxter. Larney versus Mayfield. Merrell versus City of Stillwater. Hamburger versus Davis. Burtrum Bros. v Gomes. Irvine v Irvine. plus Bankers Investment and City Bus Company matters.
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Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Kansas Oklahoma and Gulf Railway Co
Martha Elner Collins
James Edward Collins
Coal County
O. O. Owens
Arminta Day
Kay County
Affirmed
J. S. Douglass
Ruth Clutts
Ruth Douglass
Oklahoma County
Bovaird Supply Co
B. H. Wofford
John A. Nicholson
Harold G. Rose
Wofford
Canadian County
Hoyt Wren
Bankers Investment Company
Leonard A. Turner
Laura A. Turner
Robert A. Turner
D. M. Baxter
Melinda Alexander
Now Larney
John Larney
Mamie Mayfield
Seminole County
City Bus Company
Henry A
Gan
Patt Barnes
Phala Barnes
Central State Bank
Nelson Merrell
City of
Stillwater
Payne County
Dan Hamburger
Bruce Davis
Washita County
Ernest C. Arnold
Edna H.arnold
Joe H. Burtrum
Burtrum Bros., Motor Co
Johnnie A. Gomes
Syble Gomes
Noble County
Francis S. Irvine
Hazel Irvine
George Haniotis
Grace Haniotis
Okmulgee County
Kansas
Oklahoma
Gulf
Tulsan Woman Dies of Polio in Tulsa Hospital
Mrs. Marjorie Gardner, 33, of Tulsa, died today at St. John’s Hospital Tulsa from polio. The state polio death toll reached 39 this year, compared with 23 at the same point last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsan
Associated Press
Marjorie Gardner
Tulsa
St. John’s Hospital
Hobart Joins Opposition to Ft. Sill Expansion
Hobart leaders join southwest Oklahoma groups opposing the Army plan to expand Ft. Sill. The 38 000 acre survey by the Corps of Engineers touches Kiowa County, raising fears the expanded reservation would reach Saddle Mountain ranches northwest of the Wichita Mountains. Farmers argue for using wasteland rather than farmland for military needs. Wayne Rowe notes 18 Grade A dairies and impacts on Elgin Cache Indiahoma school rolls.
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Hobart
Okla
Hobart Chamber of Commerce
Southwest Oklahoma
Army
Ft. Sill Military Reservation
Corps of Engineers
Kiowa County
Ft. Sill
Wichita Mountains
Saddle Mountain
Wayne Rowe
Wichita Land Owners Association
Elgin
Cache
Indiahoma
Wide Study Planned for City Traffic
Ada City Council discussed a resident petition on heavy truck traffic from Fourteenth Street area and planned broader action. They will confer with state and county officials, draft an open letter, and consider through streets and an overhead light at Fourth Street and North Broadway. They also accepted a sewer line plan from the Ada Industrial Development Commission with city title after cost coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenth Street
Stockton
Mississippi
Ada
State Highway Commission
John Hamman
G. C. Mayhue
Fourth Street
North Broadway
Ada Industrial Development Commission
Norris
AIDC
Appeal to Higher Court Planned for Convicted Slayer
Lillian Easterling, 41, convicted of murder in the death of Eugene Carnell on January 1, 1952, by a 12 man jury, had her new trial denied in district court. A notice of appeal to the criminal court of appeals was filed, supersedeas bond set at $6000, ten days to bond, and a six year sentence to begin upon delivery at McAlester State Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Easterling
Eugene Carnell
John Boyce Mceel
Criminal Court of Appeals
Allen News Brother hood meeting attendees listed
Rev Roy Burkett M L Rowe and son Mickey Tom Bell W R Overton Willard Wright Edd Dooley and Bill Glover attended the associational brotherhood meeting at Homer Monday night. George Adams transacted business in Oklahoma City Tuesday. Mrs Bill Gibon returned to her home in Oklahoma City Tuesday morning after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs M L Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Burkett
M. L. Rowe
Mickey
Tom Bell
W. R. Overton
Willard Wright
Edd Dooley
Bill Glover
Associational Brotherhood
Homer
George Adams
Oklahoma City
Bill Gibon
Richardson Kin Attend Gathering Across States
Mr and Mrs D L Richardson attend a social gathering with relatives including Mrs Rosie Nicks of Placerville California Mrs J Wreenway of Lexington and brother Walter Richardson of Wetumka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Richardson
Rosie Nicks
Placerville
Calif
J. Wreenway
Lexington
Walter Richardson
Wetumka
Mrs. Peno Cox Visits Pritchard Family in Wapanucka
Mrs. Peno Cox traveled to Wapanucka on Tuesday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Pritchard. Mr. Pritchard, recently ill at Valley View hospital, is reported improved.
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Peno Cox
Wapanucka
R. W. Pritchard
Pritchard
Valley View Hospital
Mrs. Orick Guests in Holdenville Home
Mrs Bill Orick visited Holdenville Monday night as a guest in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Marvin Olivo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Orick
Holdenville
Marvin Olivo
Mrs. Leon Sanders Arrives to Be With Ill Father in Sulphur
Mrs Leon Sanders of Los Angeles California arrives to be with her father J E Fitzhugh who is very ill in Sulphur hospital. Fitzhugh is an Allen citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Sanders
Los Angeles
Calif
J. E Fitzhugh
Sulphur Hospital
Mr. Fitzhugh
Allen Citizen
Mrs Harve Butler Sr and Mrs Vance Revels Attend Grand Chapter
Mrs Harve Butler Sr and Mrs Vance Revels left Tuesday for Guthrie to attend Grand Chapter meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Butler Sr
Vance
Mrs Nettie Huck ex visits son and family in Huckeby home
Mrs Nettie Huck ex is visiting in the home of her son and his family in Huckeby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Huck Ex
Ecil Huckeby
Sanders visit J E Fitzhugh in Sulphur Sunday night
Mr and Mrs Jess Sanders and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sanders and their son spent Sunday night visiting J E Fitzhugh in Sulphur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Sanders
Lloyd Sanders and Son
J. E. Fitzhugh
Garret Family Visit Noted in Pauls Valley
Mr and Mrs Sherman Garrett of Pauls Valley visited Sunday with their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Gladston Kidwell providing a brief gathering within the community social notes of the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Garrett
Pauls Valley
Mrs
Gladstom Kidwell
Mr and Mrs Joe Sever On Business Trip
Mr and Mrs Joe Sever were in town on business Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Joe Sever
Mrs Tom Goodwin Visiting Friends in Town
Mrs Tom Goodwin of Norman was visiting friends and relatives here the first of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Goodwin
Norman
Mrs Bertie Holt Visits Relatives Here
Mrs Bertie Holt of Comman che is visiting Mrs Jesse Jones and other relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Holt
Commanche
Mrs
Jesse Jones
Mr and Mrs travel across state to enjoy fall
A couple identified as Mr and Mrs traveled through the eastern part of the state on Sunday to enjoy the fall season inclinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunda Harve Butler Sr
Allen Visitors Host Mrs Berninger And Miss Atwood
Mrs Arrie Berninger and Miss Elizabeth Atwood of Atwood were Allen visitors Tuesday morning. Miss Barbara Littlefield of Centraloma spent the weekend in the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Williams.
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Arrie Berninger
Elizabeth Atwood
Atwood
Allen
Barbara Littlefield
Centraloma
Mrs
Joe Williams
Veterans and sophomores star in Morgantown game
In Morgantown West Virginia a mixed group of veterans sophomores and juniors opened the game. The roster included eleven juniors and several sophomores taking part in the first outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetera
Morgantown
West Va
Solon Watson Dies At 87 In Hickory
Solon Watson, 87, longtime Hickory resident since 1897, died at his home Monday afternoon. Funeral is set for Wednesday at 2 PM at Hickory Baptist Church with burial in Hickory Cemetery. He moved from Missouri to Hickory in 1897, spent three years in Sysville, and left a large family including five sons Sherman Charley Leslie Loyd and Roy, plus 11 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon Watson
Hickory
Hickory Baptist Church
Ickory
Mr. Watson
Missouri
Sysville
Ms. Watson
Sherman
Charley
Healdton
Leslie
Wilson
Loyd
Fitzhugh
Roy
Palmer
Tex
Coalgaters Bring Back Eleven Deer Amid Harsh Weather
The Coalgaters returned with eleven deer including five does and six bucks. J E Holt Louis Sandmann Bishop Moore and Bovie Bellen led the trip with a ten pointer killed by Bellentini. Deer were processed at the local locker plant after a Utah origin delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Holt
Louis Sandmann
Bishop Moore
Bovie Bellen
Oklahoma
R. Bradclift
Utah
Mr. Bellentini
Ringold Boy Admitted To Polio Ward At Valley View
Eight year old Jerry Dewees son of Mr and Mrs Homer Dewees of Ringold was admitted to Valley View hospital polio ward Monday. Officials report involvement of both arms. The admission brings current acute polio patients to three with two convalescents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Dewees
Homer Dewees
Ringold
Valley View Hospital
Ospital
Legislative panel approves highway fuel tax extension
The Oklahoma Legislative Council committee on roads and highways approved extending a one cent per gallon tax on highway fuels. It rejected new taxes on special fuels not used on highways in its final meeting before the January legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma ‘City
Legislative Council Committee On
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Jimmy
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F. E. Downey
Sam Lewis
Walter Barrett
Clyde Scroggin
George Scroggin
Mary Brewer
Leota Hudson
Gweneth Barrett
Jo Rains
Bernito Bemo
Sue Moore
la Veda Scroggin
Joe Santrack
Jerry Cook
Seminole
Bob Evans
Deloris Hanna
Artesia, N. M
Ernest Hanna
A. J. Doolen
Babe Doolen
Stratford
Fannie Sharber
Arrow Drilling Company
E. J. Evans
Jim Evans
Neal Evans
Brownsville, Tex
Glen Evans
J. S. Tatum
Bay City
Sherman Tatum
Kenneth Roberts
Johnnie Keiley
Kenneth Dale
Wayne West
Herman
Bill Cooley
Paul Higdon
Ack Stevenson
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Harry S$. Truman
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