Russians Run Down Yank in Berlin Civil Strife
In Berlin Aug 38 American authorities reported Soviet forces driving through the American sector and injuring a U S policeman as clashes with anti-communist demonstrators intensified. The American command protested Soviet actions while the city council planned a meeting amid threats of further unrest and possible transfer of government control to the western sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Goudell
East Berlin
U. S
Robert A. Willard
U. S. Groop
Tuesda
Whkely
Anti-Communist Council
Borlim
Envoys Meet as Communique Hints at Power Talks
American British and French envoys met at the Briley embassy amid Kremlin crisis talks. A four-power communiqué was hinted may be issued soon, with ministers studying a draft sent to Paris London and Washington. French ambassador joined U S ambassador and Frank Roberts at the British embassy. Molotov and Vishinsky met Western counterparts in Berlin amid secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Briley
Kremlin
Longton
Parhans
Denson
Paris
London
Amd
Yves Chataigneau
U. S
Walter Bedel Savith
Frank Roberts
Lonny
Hhemlin
Poscien
V. M. Molotov
Andre ¥. Vishinski
Reason to Quit Heat Complaints In Kansas City
Kansas City and 30 The temperature rose to 93 degrees yet Arthur Stockman did not complain. The 60-year-old milk driver enjoyed the heat after being sidelined by a snowslide. He went to his dairy room yesterday to obtain a sore artificial snow used in covering cases of
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Kansas City
Arthur Stockman
Stockman
Navy's Giant Mars sets distance mark for flying boats
The Caroline Mars flew from Honolulu to Chicago in 24 hours and two minutes setting a new 4,784 mile distance record for flying boats. The four engine aircraft, 120 feet long with 200 foot wingspan, completed the nonstop journey via San Francisco and Lake Michigan, exceeding the prior 4,375 mile record. Captain James G. Lang and Lt. Comer Robert J. Bunt commented on the successful, routine flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Honolulu
Chicago
U.S. Navy
Caroline Mars
Ann Harbor
Mich
Lake Michigan
Burnham Park
James G. Lang
Mapleton
Minna Drow
C&t
Robert J. Bunt
Trenton
Patuxent Naval Air Station
Maryland
Natal
Brazil
Lomakin Sailing After Ouster as Soviet Consul General
Ousted Soviet consul general Lomakin sails from New York for Sweden aboard the Linarsholm with wife and two children. He is bound for Gothenburg as he awaits UN Paris gathering assignment for the Russian delegation. He gave no comment beyond repeating prior remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomakin
New York
Ana
Tacub M. Lomakin
State Department
Sweden
Linar Stockhalm
Truman
Lora
Alexis
Stockholm
Gagteborg
Lemikin
United Nations General Assembly
Paris
Yar
Moscow
Laman
Oksana Kasenkina
Bemakin
Russia
Teo
Lama- Rin
Meebo
Shale and Its Oil Studied by Bureau of Mines
The Bureau of Mines reports ongoing studies and shipments of shale and shale oil from its mines and a demonstration plant near Rift, Cole. Recipients will report results, with 2,250 tons of shale and 320 barrels of oil slated for delivery, paid transport at loading depots, and further shipments available. Boyd Guthrie leads inquiries, and contracts include Sinclair Refining and Philips Petroleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LTI
Bureau of Mines
Rifts
Cole
Bewcan
Boyd Guthrie
Bureau
Rontrafix
Sinclair Refining Company
Philips Petroleum Co
Muddy roads bring bill to county official in Oklahoma
Muskogee Oklahoma August 23 mud roads caused a county commissioner Roy Harsha to face a claimed bill of 8.83 for rural road repairs and related expenses. A constituent woman demanded reimbursement of 3 for helping with a stalled car. Harsha weighed the request amid other expenses noted by the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Roy Harsha
Allen Band Director Kept For Allen Public Schools
LC Kidwell will direct the Allen school band and serve as music director. He is a graduate of East Central State College and recently studied at the Juilliard School in New York City. Students and parents should attend enrollment meetings Monday at 1 p.m. in the school auditorium to sign up for instrumental courses for fourth through six grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidwell
Alen
Loyd RB. Watson
Lincsay Alzh School Banc
East Central State College
New York City
Juilliard School, of Music
Allen
Sue
Schoal
Ares
Erade
Schoal Ace
Naka
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary Hold Watermelon Feast
Spanish War Vets and Auxiliary met at Mrs Edna Laster's home on 525 East Eighth for a watermelon feast. J B Hamill ton supplied the melons. Attendees included American Legion Auxiliary president Mrs Rose Messier and numerous members and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cami
Edna
Laseter
East
Eighth
J. BH. Hamiltons
J. Les
American Legion Auxiliary
Rose Messier
McNeil
Harold Graham
Adans Grandson Killed in a Fall in California Town
Deleyn Seidham, first-year old grandson of Mr and Mrs P J Stidham of Ada Oklahoma, died at Fullerton General Hospital after a fall from a tree at 122 Paris Place Yorba Linda California. He slipped while climbing down, striking his head on a paved driveway. Survived by mother and father Willem B H Sudharm, three brothers and three sisters, grandmother Norma Stevens of Oklahoma City, and other relatives. Funeral was at First Methodist Church Yorba Linda with Rev Forrest Woodside officiating. Interment at Fairhaven Cemetery Santa Ana.
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Santa Ana
Deleyn Seidham
P. J. Stidham
Ada
Okla
Fullerton General
Ame
Paris Place
Yorba Linda
Calif
Willem BH. Sudharm
Sudharms
Brax
Chilford Wasue
Imam Wreck Gallon
Yorba Linga
Nis
Stidham
Pale
Dale
Yawre
Pullerton Community Hospital
Iclus
Norma Stevens
Oklahoma City
William H. Jn
Richard Fo
Charles Bi
Betty Ig
Peggy L
Janet
Methodist Church
Forrest Woodside
Haven Cemetery
Atokans Asked to Linsit Water Use
An appeal was sent to residents of Atoka to limit water use as reserves fall below a safe level. Drought has not yet ended, and the group led by RG Cates Sr and others plans to hire a clerk for registrant questions. The Atoka County Fair is set for September 10-15 at the Sales Barn east of the Katy. Clintor Mompson announced exhibits will include live stock and farm products.
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Atoka
Atoka County Selective Serving Board
Mow
Cates
Holland
Cordis Martin
Clive Murray
Court Street
Atoka County
Atoka Sales
Katy
Herpot
Clintor Mompson
Oklahoma City poised as new FFA national HQ
Oklahoma City may become the national headquarters for the Future Farmers of America and its 40,000 youth convention. The Chamber of Commerce announced a permanent state fairgrounds project to host the FFA meet, with a new pavilion at the fairgrounds planned for meetings and year round offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Cty
Farmers of America
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Draper
Chamber
FFA
Kansas City
Roy J. Turzers
Fair Grounds
Murder charges filed against Jack Wilkerson in Hollis
In Hollis Oslo Aug 38 murder charges were filed today against Jack Wilkerson a farmer from here for the fatal shooting Thursday of his son Melvin Clemmer. Witnesses say a dispute over debts led to the shooting and investigators are pursuing a possible motive while neighbors react with varied views on the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis
Oslo
Jack Wilkerson
Marth
Here
Melvin EL Clemmer
Centrahoma Soldier Killed at Anzio
Funeral services for Pvt. John P. Linker 25 of Centrahoma born in Aden and son of Mr and Mrs Foster Linker will be held this afternoon at 3 from the Centrahoma Methodist church burial will follow in Centrahoma with the American Legion of Coalgate and former members of the 43d Division furnishing military honors The procession leaves the Smith Pumeval Home in Aife at 2 today Linker served in Co B 120th Medical Corps 46th Division overseas through Sicily and at Anzio where he was wounded 32 April 1944 He died later In addition to his parents he is survived by two sisters Loretta and Jean and several other relatives The record notes several siblings and relatives including Raymond Linker Thurman Linker and Mrs Delia Linker among others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Linker
Aden
Centrahoma
Wil
Centrahome Methodist
American Legion of Coalgate
43D Division
Aife
Centreheme
Poster
Cleanie Tinker
Iba
Allen
Tisttle
Bridgeorgek
Ft. SF
Co. B
120Th I Medical Corps
Sicilian
Annie
Tuim
John R. Linker
Pacific
Stennis Linker
Loretta
Jean
Centrahomay
Fath Foster Linker
Salinas
Cali
Claremore Plans Wheat Carload For Will Rogers Train
Claremore moves to ship a carload of wheat to the Will Rogers relief train for Europe. Roy Griffin, Claremore Chamber of Commerce manager, says the effort honors Will Rogers and supports a multi-denominational sponsored train leaving for Galveston in September. wheat cost between 9900 and 3500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremore
Will Rogers
Europe
Roy Griffin
Interstate Oil Compact Group Meets in New York
Representatives from 21 states gather in New York for the Interstate Oil Compact Commission summer meeting to discuss oil and gas production without waste. Governors Jester Turner Carlson Green Duff Caldwell Pates and Malone scheduled to speak, with sessions on synthetic fuels conservation laws and petroleum demand forecasts.
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New York
Compact Comm S
Sion Hero
Oil Constration Group
Cnver
Beauford Jester
Texas
Roy Turner
Oklahoma
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Dwight Green
Tinois
James Duff
Pennsylvania
Millard Caldwell
Florida
Ralph Pates
Iona
George W. Malone
Malone
National Resources Economics
S2k
Senate
Brent
Joe Hawley
Duff
Ernsst O. Thomusom
East Central College Students Work Through Vacation
On vacation time at East Central college most residents stay busy. Veterans and a few foreign students repair and paint campus buildings under Gordon Arrington and Bill Dolev with Oxford aiding. Several returning servicemen and football players help with maintenance while others staff dorm tasks and campus facilities during the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central College
Amd
Torres
Lopes
Pame
Arresvasa Bargt
East Central
Canony
Amet
Toder
Gordon Arrington
Rey
Pod
Barris
Bill Dolev
Dota Oxford
Ardmore
Dicus
Built in closet drawer with quilt storage idea
Mrs Ruth Doyle in Tem planned built in bedroom closets with a large quilt drawer on rollers to store quilts and blankets. Rollers ease use and prevent drawer strain. husband added rollers to kitchen cabinets as well. Also notes three plaques for county fair exhibits with criteria and dates in September. local schedule outlines club meetings and home gatherings through early September.
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Ruth Doyle
At Tem
Doyle
Oklahoma Officials Reserve Plan for Separate Negro Graduate Courses
Oklahoma officials plan to offer four graduate courses at Langston University for negroes in education home economics social work and most likely sectors while waiting for a federal court ruling on McLaurin’s admission to the University of Oklahoma. They fear separate facilities would strain funds and jeopardize accreditation, and discuss possible executive orders or legislative action to address segregation and potential out-of-state study payments for negro students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Plann Ultmately
Langston University
Secial Wort
Magrocy
University of Oklahoma
G W. Mckaurim
University of Okla
Sir Laurin
Langton
McLausin
Roy J. Turner
Turner
Moanzat
Haz
M.A. Mash
Board of Regents For Higher Education
Tay Cmeet
Ada Fisher
Capitol
Yoursea
North Central Association of Collegas and
Serendary Schools
Theste
Langston
Um i
Associa ‘Tion Sai
Witon
Willian
Murray
McLaurin
Attorney General
United States Supreme Court
Am Anpeal
Hughes Funeral Set for Tuesday in Osterville Mass
Osterville Mass August 22 President Truman sent sympathy to the Hughes family as funeral plans for Charles Evasis Hughes retired chief justice of the United States were announced. Services will be at Riverside Church New York City conducted by Rev Harry Emerson Fosdick emeritus pastor. Burial will be private with no public interment. Interment details and memorials to the family are being arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osterville
Mass
Ti Truman
Charles Evasis Hughes
Enited States
Supreme Court
Washington
Riverside
Shareh
New York City
Harry Emerson Fasdick
Fughes
Sas
Thay
Eiamily
Collision East of Dewar Kills Four and Babe Orphan
A two car crash two miles east of Dewar Oklahoma killed four adults, including Richard Hresheers and De D Ricks, state veterinarian, and left a baby boy an orphan. Ricks and his wife, both injured, were hospitalized with serious injuries as other occupants suffered shock. A highway patrol report noted rain softening the shoulder before Adams’ car skidded back onto the highway and collided with the Ricks vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricks
de. D. Ricks
McCarthy
Brastears
Veterans Hospital
Muvicogee
Ctal
Okemah
Highway Patrol
Fin Costner
Adams
First Surface Coat On N Mississippi Likely This Week
Street work is underway with H S Moore Paving Co pouring concrete for two thirds of a South Highschool avenue strip from Twenty fourth to Eighteenth. Crews replace broken spots on North Mississippi, awaiting over surface material to fill holes and bring grade near contour. A first asphaltic layer will seal holes before a final finish coat to provide a smoother driving surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Moore Paving Co
Twenty-fourth Street
Eighteenth Street
Mississippi City
Back to Boston For Escape Artist
In Tulsa Oklahoma on August 28 twoBoston detectives identified a 28 year old escape artist Vikier H Grinnell alias Williams Sullivan as the man who escaped from Bosters Deer Island prison twice while serving a larceny sentence. He was moved after an Oklahoma officer questioned him about theft and was later found attempting to pick his jail cell lock with a stolen tool. Detectives John O Bran and Thomas J Fowley confirmed the identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Secura
Palice
Bacia
Vik Ier H. Grinnell
Williams ‘Sullivan
Chemah
Boster
Deer Island
Grinnell
Oklahoma
Luisa
Boston
John O’ Bran
Thomas J. Fowley
Sulphur barber joins state board of barber examiners
Sulphur barber known for forty years in Sulphur area accepts a posting with the state board of barber examiners. He will travel the southeast sector of Oklahoma for about three months each year, marking a shift from his long local practice. The item mentions a historical note about corsets and a unrelated line about Catherine.
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Lane H. Speaks
Barber Et Yeterens Hospital
Sulpath
State Board of Barber Sharpiners
Oklahoma
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Affannate
Philadelphia
Derbet
BO Yrles
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LC Kidwell
Alien
Adans
California
W. HL Stidham
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Atoke Sales Barn
Atcka
Margaret Axers
B. PW. Clad, Helu &School
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Akecs
Hugo
Anzio
Pvi
Cantrohome
Rogers
Oi Compact Group
Lege
Vaca
G.l’s
Konawe
Division
Auminer
Fort Snl
Dominic Wittta
Dral G. Sizemore
190Th Infantry
Diame Wiltsey
Lfist Fist Artillery
Gordon Aprington
William Wild Bills Capshaw
Ward Wiliamsmore
Sadium
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Knight
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H. M. Taff
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Johan Moore
Jess Stayin
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Colbert
JF. Woodley
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