Kerr Optimistic Talk At Ada Club Meeting
Sen. Robert S. Kerr spoke to the Pontotoc County Schoolmasters club in Ada praising America and the future while urging faith and optimism. He cited the United Nations as a bold peace effort and noted schools lack space but must be expanded and improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Kerr
Pontotoc
Ada J. T
Red” Roberts
Stonewall
Sammie Lee Mitchell
John Clifton
Charles F. Spencer
East Central
Sen
Kerr
America
Oklahoma
Seminole County
Summers Chapel
United Nations
U. N
Mrs. Nancy Smith of Stratford Dies
Mrs. Nancy Elizabeth Smith of Stratford died at home three miles west of Stratford after years of illness. Funeral services were held at the Stufflebean Funeral Home with burial in Pauls Valley cemetery. She is survived by three daughters Edna Adkins Hobbs NM Lela Webster Pauls Valley and Thelma of the home a son Loy and a granddaughter Doris Land of Oklahoma City. Sisters include Dorthy Bryant Midlothian and Bertha York Maud along with numerous out of town relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Nancy Elizabeth Smith
Stufflebean
Pauls Valley
Edna Adkins
Hobbs
New Mexico
Lela Webster
Thelma
Loy
Doris Land
Oklahoma City
Donnaryant
Midlothian
Texas
Bertha York
Maud
Lodie Thorton
Dallas
Hale
Carl York
Homer Murphy
Hillsborough
Charles Bishop
H. L. Smith
Ada
Walter Phillips
Roff
John Brown
George Land
Kathryn Ellison
Oklahomaity
Moore FFA Member is Double Champ
Donald Loveless, 16, of Moore Oklahoma, wins two state fair livestock grand championships. His Southdown lamb and grand champion barrow lead the FFA to a clean sweep of the top three Junior Livestock titles. Don Schenk wins fat steer grand. Ada Lou Bailey named state FFA sweetheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Donald Loveless
Moore, Oklah
FFA
Loveless
Barrow
Don Schenk
Ada Lou Bailey
Coalgate
Nixon fundraiser passes 400 donors to raise seventy five hundred
In Pasadena California before Nixon speech more than 400 contributors gave 750 to the Crusading Dollars GOP fund raising committee. Treasurer Jim Reynolds announced the committee has no contributions from to 50 dollars and the project began shortly before the disclosure Sen Nixon's private fund for his ex
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Jim Reynolds
Sen. Nixon
Baptist Youth Group Visits Oklahoma City Zoo
A Stratford church group from the Baptist church toured the Oklahoma City Baptist Orphanage and the zoo on Saturday. The outing included Charlene Austin Judy Lambert Retha Muse Patty Patrick Leora Weast Elaine Lawson Joyce Ket May Milligan Billy Lobaugh Omas McConnell Travis Lambert Milton White Mrs Velma Jones Mr and Mrs J V Lobaugh and Deletha Mr and Mrs Lewis Reed and Rev and Mrs N N Antonson. Mrs Fionia Gooch guided the tour, a former Stratford resident now employed at the orphanage. After the tour they picnicked at Lincoln Park before continuing to the zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Oklahoma City
Baptist Orpanage
Charlene Austin
Judy Lambert
Retha Muse
Patty Patrick
Leora Weast
Elaine Lawson
Joyce Ket May Milligan
Billy Lobaugh
Omas McConnell
Travis Lambert
Milton White
Velma Jones
Bob
J. V. Lobaugh
Deletha
Lewis Reed
Williams family ties link Durant church to Dallas visit
Rev. Ira Williams district superintendent of Durant District visited his son Rev. Bill Williams and his wife Tuesday. Rev. Bill Williams and Mrs. Williams then left for Dallas where he will attend the Methodist university. He will continue to pastor the church here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Williams
Durant
Methodist Churches
Bill Williams
Funeral for Claude Minick Attended by Bess Milsap Benge and Kelley
Mrs. Bess Milsap Mr. A M Benge Mrs. B G Benge and John Kelley attended the funeral of Claude Minick in Seminole Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Milsap
A. M. Benge
B. G. Benge
John Kelley
Claude Minick
Seminole
Hollingsworths and Joneses Visit Relatives Across States
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hollings worth of San Bernardino California are guests of his brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hollingworth. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones of Vega Texas visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. B. G. McDonald and sister Mr. and Mrs. Orb Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hollingsworth
San Bernardino, Cal
E. L. Hollingworth
Mrs
Ray Jones
Vega, Texas
Rs. B. G. McDonald
Orb Smith
Griffin couple travel to visit son in Buffalo OK
Mr and Mrs Q M Griffin left Sunday to visit their son and family Mr and Mrs Luther Griffin in Buffalo Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. M. Griffin
Mrs
Luther Griffin
Buffalo
Oklahoma
English and Bagwell Families Host Sunday Visit
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. English and Mrs. Callie James visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arby Bagwell and Harold, sharing time with the Bagwell household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. English
Callie James
Arby Bagwell
Harold
Skaggs Trip To Broken Bow For Mrs J Visit
Mr and Mrs John D Skaggs and Dorothy Jean traveled to Broken Bow to bring Mrs J Skaggs home. They had been visiting her sister Mrs J Warren and returned Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Skaggs
Dorothy Jean
Broken Bow
Skaggs Family Visit Noted In Oklahoma City
Sunday Mr and Mrs John D Skaggs and Dorothy Jean with Mr and Mrs Jesse Abney visited Mr and Mrs Leo Abney and Mr and Mrs Jack Frantz in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Skaggs
Dorothy Jean
Jesse Abney
Leo Abney
Jack Frantz
Oklahoma City
Mary Milligan Ninth Birthday Party Held at Home
Mary Milligan was honored at a ninth birthday party on Saturday September 20 1952 at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Willie Milligan. Refreshments of cake and Kool Aid were served to Doris and James Dillion Sue Wood Ann and Bobbie Roden Bobbie Jones Sonny Milligan and Mary Milligan the honoree and time was spent playing games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Milligan
Willie Milligan
Doris
James Dillion
Sue Wood
Ann
Bobbie Roden
Bobbie Jones
Sonny Milligan
Shults Visit Dumas Couple Meet Local Family
Mr and Mrs Harold Shults of Dumas Texas were in town Monday visiting with Mr and Mrs Jim Shults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Shults
Dumas, Texas
Jim Shults
Lindsay Woman Visits With Son and Wife Over Weekend
Mrs. L. E. Major of Lindsay spent the weekend with her son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Swindell.
National Federation Post Office Clerks Meet in Ada
Mrs Mayme L Field and Hazel Jones attended the 4th district meeting held at The Student Union Building East Central State Teachers College Ada Saturday night. Hon Tom Steed congressman from the 4th district was the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme L. Field
Hazel Jones
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
East Central State Teachers College
Ada
Tom Steed
Weast and Stucky Visit Taylors in Wetumka
Mr and Mrs Marvin Weast and family and Mr and Mrs Ray Stucky visited Mr and Mrs Argie Taylor in Wetumka on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Weast
Ray Stucky
Argie Taylor
Wetumka
Griffin couple visits Noble and plan Oklahoma City calls
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffin spend a few days visiting Noble with Mr. and Mrs. Prez Henry. They plan to call on Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Vaden and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Nunnally in Oklahoma City before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Griffin
Noble
Prez Henry
W. M. Vaden
Mrs
Hubert Nunnally
Okla City
Grand Jury Balks In Blind Man Case
In Baltimore a federal grand jury declined to indict Ben L. Bond a 50 year old blind news stand operator after he reported a theft of nearly 500 dollars from his stand at the main Post Office. He later handed a guard a bag with the money claiming it was returned and was arrested on charges he took 300 dollars advanced for his business by the Maryland Workshop for the Blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ben L. Bond
Bond
Maryland Workshop For the
Boise Capture Ends FBI Ten Most Wanted Man Eddard Young
Thomas Edward Young 34 and his wife Margaret 23 were surprised and captured by FBI agents in Boise National Forest after fleeing from Fargo jail on December 27. They are charged with robbing two North Dakota post offices and were arraigned before U S Commissioner Glenn A Coughlan with bonds set at 25000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Boise
Idaho
Thomas Edward Young
Margaret
Boise National Forest
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
U. S
Glenn A. Coughlan
NATO Naval Chiefs End Main Brace As Quincy Fires On Raider
Aboard USS Midway NATO naval chiefs closed Operation Main Brace after the cruiser Quincy engaged a raider disguised as a merchant ship in the North Sea about 140 miles east of the Orkney Islands. The fleet prepared to refuel off Norway near Oslo Fjord before breaking up.
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NATO
Quincy
North Sea
Apollo
Kattegat Straits
Denmark
Sweden
Baltic Sea
Britain
Orkney Islands
U. S
Felix B. Stump
Norway
Oslo Fjord
Wafdist Leader Refuses to Quit Post in Egypt
In Cairo 75 year old Wafdist chief Mustafa el Nahas defies reform government pressure. He vows no force will oust him except God or the Egyptian people. Premier Naguib’s purge targets grafted parties and demands reorganization for official recognition. Vice Premier Hafez warned a reorganized Wafd would lack government recognition if Nahas remains.
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Cairo
Egypt
Pemier Mustafa el Nahas
al Misri
Mohammed Naguib
Wafd
Soliman Hafez
Nahas
Civil Defense Director Quits Over Personal Clash
Oklahoma Civil Defense Director Glenn Poarch resigns citing a clash of personalities to prevent harm to the program. Deputy director Orrin Gatlin also resigns. Lew Chatham named new director, with Poarch pledging to assist ongoing defense efforts. Governor Murray commends Poarch’s work.
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Oklahoma City
Civil Defense
Glenn Poarch
Oklahoma
Poarch
Orrin W.gatlin
Gatlin
Johnston Murray
Lew Chatham
Claremore
Chatham
Dollars for Nixon Campaign Started in Monterey County
A Monterey area Republican group launched Dollars for Nixon. At a Monterey Peninsula Fair gathering the crowd raised 371.25 dollars to forward to Dana Smith, Los Angeles attorney trustee of an 18000 dollar expense fund for Senator Richard Nixon. The group also approved a resolution urging nationwide citizen sponsorship funds to attract vigorous honest young men into public life.
Gasoline yield from cracking doubles crude output
The cracking process yields about twice as much gasoline per barrel of crude oil as traditional straight distillation, reflecting a major advance in refining efficiency.
Birds Arrive in Iceland Count Surges Past Thirty Seven
Reports indicate approximately 37 new bird species have appeared in Iceland in recent periods. Scientists and observers note changes in migration patterns and local habitats as these arrivals unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Ada City Council Approves New Street Light
Ada City Council approves traffic light at the intersection of Twenty third street and Oak avenue. A hearing is set Thursday September 26 on a suit by Oak avenue property owners to ban truck use. City Manager John Hamman will attend the International City Managers convention in Kansas City starting Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Twenty-third Street
Oak Avenue
John Hamman
Kansas City
International City Managers
Mistakes In Farm Support Program Cost In Millions
Senate Agriculture Committee approved a 43 page report noting government price support operations likely involved over 10 million dollars in embezzlement or criminal conversion. Sen. Clinton Anderson and Sen. Young urged administrative fixes without new legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clinton Anderson
D-Nm
Secretary of Agriculture
D-N. M
Anderson
Department of Agriculture
Young
Congress
Senate Agriculture Committee
FBI Documents May Enlarge Justice Probe
House investigators say newly found FBI documents may widen the Justice Department probe to include a request for testimony from Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark. The Kansas City 1946 vote fraud file was taken from FBI records in 1947 on Clark’s orders.
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Washington
House
FBI
Justice Department
Tom Clark
Supreme Court
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Kansas City
Lark
Robert Collier
Justice Clark
T. Lamar Caudle
Kansas City Hall
Truman
Enos Axtell
Rep. Slaughter
D-Mo
Axtell
Rep. Bakewell
R-Mo
J.edgar Hoover
Clark
Hoover
Missing Denison Man Found in San Francisco Amnesic
A 24 year old Denison man reported missing last Wednesday has been located in San Francisco. He was found in the care of a physician after failing to identify himself and was linked to the name Sherman through conversation with a San Francisco physician. His uncle Louis Sherman confirmed his relation. The man had left Denison en route to Durant to seek health officials on milk distribution. The missing car remains unrecovered.
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Denison
Tex
San Francisco
Jack McCarley
Sherman
Louis Sherman
McCarley
Durant
California
Santa Fe Seeks to Discontinue Shawnee Arkansas City Train
Oklahoma hearing on the Santa Fe Railroad plan to end service between Shawnee Oklahoma and Arkansas City Kansas set for October 29. The line also serves Pawnee Fairfax Stillwater Newkirk Cushing Davenport and Meeker with possible reopenings for new evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Santa Fe Railroad
Shawnee
Okla
Arkansas City
Kas
State Corporation Commission
Santa Fe
Paul Reed
Cleo Fitzgerald
Stillwater
Pawnee
Fairfax
Newkirk
Cushing
Davenport
Meeker
Telegram flood supports Nixon as VP candidate
Wayne J. Hood of the Republican National Committee said more than 20,000 telegrams and calls flooded the committee after Nixon's national TV and radio address on his finances and expense fund. Hood spoke at a quick news conference and urged readers to weigh in on whether Nixon should stay on the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington P
Republican National Committee
Richard Nixon
Wayne J. Hood
National Committee
Hood
Nixon
Milquetoast Creator Harold Webster Dies on Train
Stamford resident Harold Tucker Webster died after collapsing on a railroad train near Stamford station. The 67 year old cartoonist suffered a heart attack thrombosis while en route. He drew more than 16 000 cartoons syndicated by the New York Herald Tribune nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Harold Tucker Webster
Webster
F. C. McMahon
New York Herald Tribune
Oklahoma City disbursements total over 71 million in year
The State Tax Commission reported that local units of government received 71,832,086 dollars in disbursements in the fiscal year ending June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Tax Commission
Congressmen Use Private Funds in Political Battles
Rep Ralph W Gwinn says at least 100 members of Congress used privately donated funds for political fighting. He notes he received 5000 to 6000 dollars in 1950 51 from the Committee for Constitutional Government to write and distribute a weekly column to 70 80 newspapers nationwide, not for personal use. The committee in New York is a non political educational group that conducts constitutional research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N. YY
Ralph W. Gwinn
Congress
Gwinn
27Th
George A. Brenner
Committee For Constitutional Government
New York
McCarthy Attacks Stevenson Over Hiss Connection
Senator Joseph McCarthy renewed accusations against Adlai Stevenson saying Stevenson was recommended by Alger Hiss for a top job. He said researchers are reviewing Stevenson’s record from the Agriculture Department onward and warned the findings would be released before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
Wis
Joseph Mcarthy
Adlai Stevenson
Alger Hiss
Phoenix
Ariz
Stevenson
Agriculture Department
McCarthy
Sun Rays Cause Tanning and Burns from UV Light
Both tanning and burning of the skin are caused by the sun's ultraviolet rays which consist of waves too short to be visible.
British Claim Breathless Beer and Soviet Claims Debunked
HAL BOYLE reports on a British claim of a breathless beer using a chlorophyll process and mocks Soviet boasts of priority in many inventions. The piece lists supposed Russian innovations and quips about Moscow alleging firsts in science, warfare, and technology, ending with a satirical note on an artificial arm equipped with a machine gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pravda
Mars
Siberia
Alexander Graham Bell
Pavel Schilling
Russia
America
Ivan
Court reverses seizure of auto in whisky case
Oklahoma's State Supreme Court reversed the seizure of a car carrying whisky after two patrolmen stopped John Ross Bayless on an Enid street October 9, 1949. The justices ruled officers had no right to search without a lawful arrest and warned that searches must stay within constitutional bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
John Ross Bayless
Enid Street
Boyd Green
Kentucky Tavern
Garfield County
High Court
Drought Delays Water Rise at Tenkiller Lake
Drought slows Tenkiller Ferry Dam lake rise in Sequoyah County while Ft. Gibson Lake in Cherokee County fills as planned. Pensacola Dam on the Grand River sits 11 feet below operating level. mid fall rains expected to raise levels. Road and railroad relocations hinder faster filling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Tenkiller Ferry
Oklahoma
Sequoyah
Illinois
Army Engineers
Ft. Gibson
Cherokee County
Grand River
Pensacola
Grand
Mayes County
Robert F. Hunter
Engineers
Tenkiller
Three New Polio Cases Reported in Oklahoma in 1952
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reports three new polio cases in Oklahoma, raising the yearly total to 914, up from 463 at the same point last year. The State Health Department confirms three additional cases, with 313 hospitalized and 113 in the acute stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foundation For
Oklahoma
State Health Department
Burglar Foiled by Quick Wakeup in Lawton Home
Lawton Oklahoma police report a burglar at Andrew Pritchett's home was spotted at the door when Pritchett awakened. He grabbed the intruder's hand through a screen, then fired two shots as the thief escaped. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Okla
Ima
Andrew Pritchett
Pritchett
Flames Destroy Welborn Residence in Fitzhugh Area
The home of Dr. O. E. Welborn and his wife, located one and one half miles west of Fitzhugh, was destroyed by a fire Monday night. The couple escaped unharmed as flames consumed the six room frame house and contents. Origin of the blaze, which started around 10:30 p m in a front room, remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Welborn
Fitzhugh
Doctor Opens His Dream Clinic in Cushing
Dr. C. M. Bassett will hold open house at his new $330,000 modernistic clinic in Cushing Oklahoma. Prominent medical men and area residents were invited. Bassett earned his degree from the University of Oklahoma 22 years ago and dreamed of an office large enough for minor surgical procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing
Okla
C. M. Bassett
Bassett
University of Oklahoma
Wests Are Hosts At Family Reunion
The Elmer West home in Latta hosted a family reunion on Sunday the first time in over eight years the clan gathered. Luncheon at high noon followed by an afternoon of informal visiting and group photographs. Attending were Mrs Wests parents Mr and Mrs C A Tyler and Darlene of Sulphur and siblings including Omar Tyler and family Jack Tyler Ruby Gilliland and Helen Gilliland and their children from Sulphur Bristow residents Mr and Mrs B D Weaver and children. Husbands of the Gilliland sisters are serving in Korea with the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer West
Latta
West
C. A. Tyler
Darlene
Omar Tyler
Jack Tyler
Ruby Gilliland
Helen Gilliland
B. D Weaver
Bristow
Gillilands
Korea
Summerfield backs Nixon as GOP vice presidential candidate
Cleveland GOP Chairman Arthur E. Summerfield said at a news conference he is certain Richard Nixon will remain the Republican candidate for vice president. He said Nixon spoke with Eisenhower by phone and will meet Eisenhower at 7 30 p m CST tonight in Wheeling West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
GOP
Arthur E. Summerfield
Richard Nixon
Summerfield
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nixon
Gen. Eisenhower
Wheeling
W. Va
King Feisal II Begins British State Visit in Southampton
Iraqs King Feisal II arrived in England from New York aboard the liner Queen Elizabeth for a week long state visit to Britain in Southampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Feisal
England
Southampton
Iraq
King Feisal II
New York
Queen Elizabeth
Britain
Lewis Wins Wide Concessions from Soft Coal Group
John L. Lewis won sweeping concessions from northern soft coal operators in a new contract to stave off a strike. The pact raises pay by 1.90 a day and boosts the mine welfare fund royalty by 10 cents a ton, effective October 1 through October 1, 1953, with 170000 workers initially slated to strike Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Northern Soft Coal
Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Northern
Miners Welfare Fund
Harry M. Moses
Bituminous Coal Producers’ Association
Moses
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producer Association
Moody
Southern Association
Dixie
Shower of bugs drives shoppers to shelter in Mo ultrie
Downtown shoppers were forced to run for shelter as a rain of small black waterbugs fell from the sky. The insects, from lakeside species, were sucked up by a waterspout and released over the streets leaving sidewalks coated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moultrie
Brice Charged With Improper Start On SH 3
Bobby Curtis Brice of Ada was charged with improper start from a stopped position after being stopped half a mile south of Ada on SH 3 by Trooper Aubrey A. Mitchell. He drove a 1948 Ford sedan. The case was filed Tuesday in Peace Justice Court of C. W. Floyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Curtis Brice
Ada
SH 3
Aubrey A. Mitchell
Brice
Peace Justice Court
C. W. Floyd
Gore to Address Oklahoma Democrats Tuesday Dinner
Rep Albert Gore Democratic nominee for U S senator Tennessee will speak to about 1500 at the Oklahoma County Democratic dinner Tuesday night. The address will be broadcast statewide on WKY radio and television via WKY TV. Gore plans to arrive by plane Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahor City
Albert Gore
U. S
Tennessee
Oklahoma County
WKY
Wky-Tv
Gore
Small Families Explained by North Carolina Expert
Corrine Justice Grimsley of North Carolina State College says modern labor saving devices and home improvements reduce child labor needs. Early families were held together by necessity. today couples stay together by desire, requiring new ways to encourage family cohesion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrine Justice Grimsley
North Carolina State College
Music Printing Emerges Soon After Invention of Printing
A historical note explains that musical works were printed in Europe shortly after the advent of movable type in the 15th century, reflecting early adoption of printing technology for music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
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Swamp Gop Committee
Milquetoast
Chaim
Kremlin
Hal Boyle
The
Associated Press
Welborn
Wests
Summerfield i$ Nixon
Soft Coal Group
Sen. Gore
Raleigh, N. C
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