Judge Medina at Home in Westhampton
Special correspondent Frederick Woltman Rea describes Judge Medina’s retreat from public life at his Long Island home. Since the trial began last January he has become reclusive, limiting social contact, waking early for court prep, exercising, and dining with household staff. His wife notes the strain of the case, while neighbors describe a routine of confinement and courtroom habits persisting in daily life.
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Frederick Woltman
Westhampton
Aim
Harold
Warge
Famous Economist Graham Falls to Death at Stadium
Princeton professor Frank D Graham 53 a renowned economist reportedly plunged from Palmer Stadium parapet after a football game. Police said he fell seven feet from the wall beside the stands as his wife stood nearby amid the crowd of 22,000. Authorities listed the death as accidental with skull and rib fractures. Graham, former Treasury consultant and international finance expert, had studied Nazi economic methods in 1945 for the government.
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Princeton
uFi
Frank D. Graham
Eivinston ‘University
Graham
Walker
Palmer Stadium
Peter
LaFayette College
Mergier
United States Treasury
Germany
Mary Louise Graham
Yugoslav Diplomat Renews Charges of Plotting by Russia
Yugoslav Deputy Foreign Minister Alis Bebler accused Soviet backed forces of plotting against Yugoslavia and Hungary. He spoke from the United Nations floor amid debates over Hungary’s treason trial and a cross national apparatus. Bebler said the Soviet backed effort aimed to threaten Yugoslav independence, while Hungary alleged a war like Red Crusade linked to Russia.
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Russia
York
United Nations Assembly
Alis Bebler
United Nations
Calla
Clements
Hitler
Barnyard Gate farm program lists fish grants to farmers
A local notice reports seven teen farmers will receive fish from the federal hatchery on September 22 to aid pond care and fertilization. Names include Frank King Stonewall Charlie Storewally Archin Duncan Tommy Jonts Centrahorn A frahoma and John B te among others with guidance on pond fertilization and proper stocking practices. Local offices offer assistance with applications and farm inputs at Coalgate and nearby towns.
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Alien
Frank King
Stonewall
Charlie TH. Storewally
Archin Duncan
Tommy Jonts
John B. Te
D. Coda Randa
Fairine
Cloud Hoiges
R. B. Brown
Coalgate
A. . Cogburn
S. H. Rodsere Claey
Shelves Of Ada Library Adds Dozens Of Adult Books
Ada Public Library expands collection with a large list of new adult titles across fiction and non fiction. Notable authors include Caldwell, Innes, Sabatini, O'Hara, and Fisher among many. The additions cover mysteries, classics, science, travel, biographies, and reference works improving local access to varied genres.
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Ada
Ada Public Library
Adett
Street
Rice
Crag
Fraternity Wiens
Maranai
M. M
Innes
Hammond
Acs
Bood
Francis the
Azrele
Burnett W. B
One
Max Sarnester
Sabatini
Rafael Land
White
W. la
Aecly
Corpae
Maxur
H. I
Mirage
Mille
Eudora
Carrel
G. Hick
Lethridge Richard
Bad Marcus
Wilsom
Mitchell
Elizabeth
Katov
Lapmaanske Freenolde
Browe
J.D. Eeally
Taber
Glaos Bank Howse
Tairkeil
An-gela
Quonset Huts Rise in Midwest for Grain Storage
In the Midwest 2300 curved roof Quonset huts are being erected in 10 states for grain storage under the Federal Commodity Credit Corporation program. Great Lakes Steel Corp of Ecorse, Michigan supplies them for use in Iowa Illinois Nebraska Indiana Ohio Missouri Minnesota Kansas North Dakota and South Dakota. Local agencies will oversee construction while wartime materials shift to peacetime needs.
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Detroit
Department of Agriculture
Wilely
Great Lakes Steel Corp
Ecorse
Mich
Towa
Ilinois
Nebraska
Indiana
Ohio
Missouri
Mininesota
Kansas
Notts Dakota
Soush Dakota
Federal Commodity Credit Corporation
Demonstration club boosts county fair offerings this week
Demonstration club improved county fair with coal county commerce funding to make it one of the best fairs yet. Exhibits ranged from sorghum grain to wildlife. Clubs shown include H clus Cnaigate, Cent 'traboma, Cierita, Oiney and Puss.
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Coal County
Tulsan Weds Despite Shot Wound At Late Church Ceremony
Wil iam Bucher of Tulsa marries Ruth Franke in Chicago after a gunshot wound to his hip by an officer who mistook his actions for reaching for a weapon. The wedding proceeds with police arranging late license and post ceremony plans amid tensions and a resisting arrest charge.
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Chicago
Wiliam Bucher
Toles
Ghia
Ruth Franke
Bucher
Mave
Falice
Gues
Robert Krause
Tulsa
Fall Thor
John C. Prendergast
Sheffield Avenue
Krause
Local Byars News Highlights A Wide Range Of Events
Loretta James Grider wed Sept 10 at Johnsonville Holiness Church. Cantrell and Grider families announce nuptials with plans to live in Oklahoma City. Ada and Byars residents attend meetings, fairs, and a tax and pie supper to fund community improvements. High school basket ball, faculty attendance at a teachers meeting, and local visits populate the week. Glee club formed, school annual prep underway, and Taylor Publishing to print yearbook.
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Claude Cantrell
Loretta James Grider
Walter Grider
Caknoun
Holiness
Johnsonville
Byars ‘High School
Oklahoma City
Moo
Tera Watson
Ada
Byars
Rosedale
Byare
Eads Colorado
J. H. Deaville Anc
Patsy
Cassie Thompson
Ida
Samh Newborn
Norman
J. D. Newborn
Oli Halverson
Pat
Lavon Kinney
Herman Halverson
Deanna Kinney
Rose Halverson
Lon Halverson
Gus Halverson
John Cowser
Brownsville
Texas
Cowser
Billy Fat Halverson
Olie Halverson
Mary Ann Allin
St. College
Stilwater
M~ l
Earness Ahen
Taylor Publishing Co
Dallas
Laxton
Sam Barr
Attlee Urges Britons to Stand Firm on Prices
Prime Minister Attlee called Britain to endure inflation and a cheapened pound urging sacrifices, higher worker productivity, and wage restraint at a rally in Llandudno Wales. The speech signals a week of party decisions as Parliament reconvenes for a debate on economic policy and a confidence vote.
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London
Attlee
Lord Wonston
Liberal Party
Churchill
Tories
Labor
Stamps Quartet At Francis Friday
The famed Stamps All-Star quartet will perform next Friday night at 4 in Francis High School auditorium. Brought to Francis by a Francis First Baptist Church sponsor, this nationally regarded group brings a strong entertainment program to town.
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Francis High School
Francis
Francis First Baptist Church
Deaf driver Lau trains for deaf driver program
Leonard Lau of Ames Iowa a deaf industrial arts instructor who recently finished Iowa State College driver training hopes to become an instructor for deaf drivers He demonstrated mastery of driving procedures relying on sight and sign language aided communication his teachers praising his alertness and safety as a deaf driver Edge: his story highlights deaf drivers can be as safe and capable as hearing drivers.
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Ames
Iowa
NEA
Pleasant
Leonard Lau
Iowa State College
Lau
Tom Hannum
Hannum
A. R. Lauer
Iowa State
Lou
Hereford Park Horse Show and Amateur Rodeo Thrill Crowd
A combined horse show and amateur rodeo drew over 200 spectators at Hereford Park on Friday night the second show day. Ben Smith donated stock from the BB Bar ranch for events while Jim Rea announced the acts with secretary Mrs Jean Barnes and assistants. Winners included Mary Sue Bansts in Western Pleasure and Ernie Kniffin in relay and flag racing, Sonny Elam in bulldogging, J A Richardson in high tail pleasure, and others in harness, barrel racing, and calf roping.
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Ben Smith
BB Bar Ranch
Jim Rea
Jean Barnes
Alvie Oges
Bud Moore
Jack Powell
Gene Evans
J. B. Smith
Kenneth Bunch
Western Pleasure
Mary Sue Bansts
Shirley Floyd
Ernie Kniffin
Leon Craver
Gaither
Sonny Elam
Henry Sullivan
J. A. Richardson
Bill Watkins
Howard Mathis
Ginger Mathia
Peggy Gaither
Iman Kite
May Lou Trippe
Buil
Jack Smith
Billy Greenwood
R. C. Gaither
Tel McMillan
Wick Adair
Arnie Kniffin
L. A Ogee
Burl Griffin
Nineteen Chinese Stowaways Found Aboard Bays Ship
Nineteen Chinese stowaways were found hiding aboard the Inter-ocean Line vessel Bays when it reached Singapore. They had climbed the anchor chain in Hong Kong and hid in the chain locker before being sent back to Hong Kong.
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Singapore
Inter-ocean Line
Hong Kong
Death Penalty Handed to Three Hungarians in Treason Trial
In Budapest on September 24 ex Foreign Minister Laszlo Rajk and two former Communist officials were sentenced to death for plotting to overthrow Hungary's government. They admitted working with Americans and Yugoslavs to bring Hungary under Tito's influence. Two others received life terms and one nine years. appeals filed. Some defendants remain under court martial, with potential firing squad for military personnel.
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Budapest
Hungary
Laszlo Rajk
Communist Party
Marshal Tito
Rajk
Gryerey Paiffy
Bela Korondy
People's Court
Palffy
Col. Korondy
Budapest Police
Quail from Southwest Reach Idaho Frontiers
Unusual Gambel quail from the Southwest deserts appear in Idaho. State Bird Supervisor Maurice Lundy notes they are non migratory and not native to Idaho. Five coveys of 125 birds reported in Lemhi County, with others seen in Owyhee. The birds offer excellent hunting in the extreme southwest and the Idaho game department hopes they stay and multiply.
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Boise
Idaho
Maurice Lundy
Owyhee
Flowers for banquets cut with a razor says bor Heulturiet
Reported instruction urges using a razor to cut banquet flowers, attributed to a source labeled bor Heulturiet. The note conveys a strikingly unconventional method and names a specific person or group. The fragmentary text leaves unclear context or verification.
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