There Is A Russian Spy Ring Now Yet We Hear Of It
Washington Sept 1 The U S un-American activities committee will open public hearings next week to probe atomic espionage and possible Soviet spy activity. Witnesses like Elizabeth Bentley and Whitaker Chambers described wartime rings, but current spy activity remains unclear and no new evidence has been disclosed. Questioned officials offered no comment as to whether a present spy ring exists in the United States amid tense U S Soviet relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow Washington
we-American Activites
Wryome
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Whittaker Chambers
Niles Bentley
Washington
Chambers
Fackuard
Feiieh
Womenunist Party
Miss Bentley
Chdie
Joan J
Parnell Thomas
New Jersey
Canada
FBI
United States
Tingtall
Fry
PSE Gack
Robert Stei
Chiat
un-American Activities Committee
Punshkt
Russia
Canata
Aucwinas
Aca
Ugoslavia
Yugoslavia
Big Four talks stalled as top diplomats skip meeting
Reports from London say Britain and the United States refuse to send their top ten, blocking a Paris conference on prewar Tal y colonies. Secretary Bevin and U.S. Secretary Marshall may not attend, while Russia signals willingness to meet with other western powers without Marshall. A Big Four session in Paris to discuss Sopralland Eritrogame Libia is tentatively planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roscow Radio
United States
Britain
Taly
U.S
Paris
Bretor McNeil
Farsign
Bevin
Mioureau
Russia
Marshall
Paria
Ada Teachers Embrace Air Age Lessons At Ada Airport
Ada teachers toured an aircraft at Clarence Bewis's plane at Cleeuncey Airport as part of an Air Age conference. Rex Morrisco explains the DC-2 to teachers while Miss Vers Simogus applies lessons showing how aviation problems integrate into math and science curricula. The event, first of its kind in Ada, inspired teachers to bring aviation into classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleeuncey
Clarence Bewis
Rex
Morrisco
Ade Schngls
Ada
Jasz Prica
Eirpeth Macugsr
Plae
B. Johanson
Cermera
Vers Simogus
Ade Pty
Walen
Mema
United States
Island rule brengs protest
An outspoken Englishman, Caleman Porter, former director of education in the Solomon Islands, says he will return to London to urge the Colonial Office that administration there is violent and impossible. Islanders and officials, however, focus on dignity, life, and future pensions, amid Porter’s claim that he has letters of commendation from missionaries, officials, planters, and business leaders urging British action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Hie
London
Colonial Office
Solomon Islands
Caleman Porter
Educacation
Islands
Islasd
Porter
Esse
Thing Weoble
Dhe Acea
Planeta
English Speech Style in Philippines Politics
The piece argues that President Einidio Quiring speaks English for governance while Huk-Salahan leader Luis Taro uses native Taga-Teg. It notes Quiring translates speeches locally and Taro, educated in his own Lu zon language, delivers impactful orations in Tagalog style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamla
Einidio Quiring
Luzon
Luis Taro
Spaly Battles Elliterace Matrid In Report
Official statistics show a decline in literacy rates across Spain with Basque and Neverre regions among the most illiterate. The Cantary Islands report the highest literacy rate at 81 percent, while overall literacy trends worsen year by year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Basque
Neverre
Catary Islands
Ventriloquism Noted In Encyclopedia Britannica Record
The article cites the Encyclopedia Britannica noting that many civilized peoples such as the Zilog Maoris and Eskimos engage in ventriloquism. It mentions that fish possess tongues yet their swellings at the mouth are comparatively immovable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encyclopedia Britannica
Atoka Library Adopts Saturday Hours For School Year
Atoka's Pioneer library expands service by opening Saturdays during the school year. The article notes the new front hours and mentions local figures like Ormen Hayworth and O. F Slack in related county matters. Also reports on a cotton bale event and arrests tied to deer baiting allegations involving J. R. Toney and Manual Breer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoka
J. R. Toney
Iota Ang Manual Breer
Ukoka
Kelly Spring Red
Bob Fitzgerald
Gante Rangers
Ateke County
Slack to release 400 qurail to Atoka County farmers
G P Slack announces a second annual release of 400 qurail to Atoka County farmers and landowners today. The first 400 were released several months ago with 399 successfully raised. the current group is ready for release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Slack
Atoka County
Mr. Slack
Atoka Round Up reorganizes with new officers and plans activities
Claude Cother is named president of the Atoka Round Up club as it announces a two barbecue event, mapping, riding and taIing for the recent reorganization. A barbecue is set for September 17. A meeting is scheduled for September 13 at the Coler borne. Other officers include Ernest Evans as vice-president Mrs Claud Carter as secretary-treasure and Joe Chitwood as parade marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Cother
Atoka
Legion Meeting Planned at Caney With Free Picture Show
The American Legion schedules a gathering in Caney on September 27 featuring meat and a free picture show. Post commander Wal son Bidwell and Shelby Yerkins lead the event with district judge Sam Sal liver listed among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Caney
Sam Salliver
Ana Puesta
Walson Bidwell
Shelby Yerkins
Kiacmhi PEA IO REEF Annual meeting of credit group
Attendance is expected at the annual meeting of the Atoka Production Credit Association at the Atoka grade school auditorium on September 10. W B Samale secretary treasurer and B Memminger president will chair. Reports on the year will be presented and board elections held for Memminger and Virgil Jumper. The day includes a morning meeting, an anchored service by the Hore Economics department, and entertainment by the Atoka Hillsilly Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biemidht
Hore Economics Department
Atoka HillySilly Band
Farmers Union Opens Ada Office in Rollow Building
The Oklahoma Farmers Union, a division of the National Farmers Union, opens an Ada office in the Rollow Building. Office hours will be Saturday and afternoons other days, as officials say the move will improve service to members. The union has operated for over forty years with membership well over a stated figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B Garon
Representa Five
Oldekomer Farmers Union
Rollow
Farmers Union
Mr. Gordon
Ada
Oklahoma Farmers Unios
National Farmers Union
Rae
Welt
Henryetta Boy May Yet Walk
Henryetta Okla Sept 12 A year old Norma Lowe may walk and talk someday thanks to citizen generosity. An 380 collection is to fund schooling for a spastic paralytic child, aided by Berry Institution Tulsa paying part. Mrs Lowe plans to send the child to school and hopes he learns to say thank you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henryeeta
Okla
Norma Zewerd Lowe
Edward Norman Lowe
Berry Institution
Tulsa
Beneyetta Free Lance
Lowe
Wercom
Camors
Plundered Tombs Attributed To Foreign Agents
Fragmentary report claims ancient royal tombs were repeatedly violated by foreign agents or thieves, with the Britannica Atlas noting the pyramids’ intended protections. The dubious item suggests a broader pattern of looting observed by contemporary observers.
Australian boy to travel to U.S. for health care
Seven year old John, an Australian boy with long illness and speech impairment, will fly to the United States on a Pan American plane on September 22 for treatment and speech therapy at the Institute of Logopedics in Wichita Kansas. His parents credit American help and institutions for offering a path to normal life and a chance for Australia to adopt similar care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
America
Johison
Red
Ard Pewspapertan
Ralph Wison
John
Institute of Logopedics
Wictin
Kas
Cacti B. Delile
Institute
Regan
Hun
Reid
Estiers
de. Martin. Pelter
Charles Skouras
Presid Bent & Mationel Thaters
Cama Prture Aechasreian
Manca
Mont
Torr Clark
Sonny Nine
2Ther Raber
Sydnee
Los Angeles
Hoyis Theatres
Australia
Pacific
Fox West Coast
Dock
Eleanor
Soisa
Townsville
Marth
Brrysbane
Garbutt
Coral Sea
John Hardy
Hig Aigter
Wichita Institute
Stalin
God Bless
Birds Die Crashing Into Skyscrapers In New York and Philadelphia
Hundreds of warblers and other birds struck tall buildings in New York and Philadelphia during early morning hours. Several live birds were saved by animal cruelty prevention groups and Bronx Zoo officials, with 23 birds recovered and 12 warbler species identified. Two rare warblers, Cape May and Tennessee, were among the rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Empire State
Philadelphia
Finnerigagr Society For the Prevention
Bronx
Bronx Zoo
Sirens Replacing Streetcar Signals in Gorky City
In Gorky now renamed Nizhni Novgorod, streetcars are equipped with sirens instead of silent signals. A Moscow dispatch notes that pedestrians wince at repeated wet streets and drivers become bolder with siren alarms. Officials consider reverting to ordinary signals as accidents rise. inflation and Congress debates loom with no clear resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Gorky
Nishni-Novgorod
Supa
Wansport
Congress
Sen Hobert
Gradual Drop Seen For Exports Of American Wheat
The U S Department of Agriculture forecast a gradual decline in American wheat exports, tied to trade and political roles and a large 1948-49 crop. It projected exports to be well below 1945-47 levels, with price declines likely toward loan and support levels, and noted two thirds of export quantities may target European recovery programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sept
Department of Agriculture
Department
Europe
Corm
Seesameliy
United States
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Soviet Union
Department i
Antlers Rancher Boosts Dairy Plan With Fine Holsteins
Antlers Oklahoma Sept 11 Special Jackie Corneling a local rancher boosted county dairy plans by unloading ten registered Holsteins from Council Bluffs Iowa. A graduate of Oklahoma A and M College accompanied the purchasing agent to Antlers under his guidance the Holsteins will form a nucleus for a dairy farm three miles south of Antlers. He and his father J M Cornelius operate a beef cattle operation and will run both enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antlers
Jackie Corneling
Hocal
Dare Council Bluffs
Towa
Carmelius
Oklahora A
M, College
Une
J M Cornelitus
Guid
Waves WEEE Taboo and Church Censure in Historical Text
A garbled excerpt notes after the middle of the century artificial works drew church disapproval, labeling such vanity and discouraging certain practices. The text mentions a survey about restaurant patron space per square foot, implying a policy-related concern amid confusing wording.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Totay
Italy
Althonah
Tours- Ye
Ada Wachers
Brengs
Prilafpive
Worling Langeage
Chockin
Ormen Hayworth
Femer
Cheatin
O. F Slack
Choctaw Cottom
Cagin
Bouweht
Hayworth
Bunting
Legion Meeting
Kiamichi Pea
Farmers Union In
Rollow Building
Henryetta
Excyclopedia Britannic
Palestine
Tel Aviv
U. S
Richard
Marriott
The
Institute of Legopedies
Wichita’s
Happy
Barbara Ano Quinn
Bercpstead
Tome Ageim
Henri
N.Y
Philo
Soviel
Antlers Rancher
Jackie Corneliva
Pushmoteha County
Kign‘gene Gymnasium
Bob Bilveu
Dlups
Biyew
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!