Cotten Mace Vows Exchanged In Chapel Rites
The ceremony at Fort Worth First Methodist Church united Miss Mary Alice Mace and Samuel R. Cotten of Fort Worth Texas with Lloyd H. Olsen officiating. Attendants included Virginia Russell Hal Jones and ushers Robert Jacobs Robert Shulke. The reception followed in the church parlor and the couple departed for a Colorado wedding trip.
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Saddle Mountain
Mary Alice Mace
Samuel R. Cotten
Fort Worth
Texas
Memorial Chapel
Lloyd H. Olsen
Magness Mace
Sedan
J. O. Cotten
Panama Canal Zone
Julia McCormic
Louise Doyle
Virginia Russell
Hal Jones
Fort Hood
Robert C. Jacobs
Robert K. Shulke
Russell
de Aacon Ward
Mesdames
Glenn A. Mace
Mervyn Mace
J. F. Zimmerman
Colorado
W. M. Mace
Emma Lee Mace
Nancy Mace
Jana Sue Zimmerman
Johnnie Zimmerman
Mrs Hicks Shower Honors W O Hicks at Home
Mrs Hicks was feted with a personal shower hosted by Mrs Harold McCaslin at 1806 Pollard. Co-hosts were Mesdames Fred Metscher and Leo Riggins as refreshments under a lace-laid yellow and green theme. Guests registering included Henry Konvicka Carson Everett D R Gilkison Verdell Ellis plus others and several children attended.
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A. L. Stringer
L. C. Head
Harley Willingham
Co. D. Thompson
Harold Stafford
T. H. Kluber
M. A. Brummett
James Hawley
Sunbeam Focus Week at Faxon Baptist church
Sunbeam Focus week marked at Faxon as the local Sunbeam Band begins with a singing program after the Training Union service Sunday night. Mrs. Orville Smith accompanied with pianist duties and the program features Carol Carter Diana Carson Judy Allen Pamela Smith Ann Henry Tony Hall David Hall Charles Thornton Wilma Thornton Kathy Henderson and sponsor Mrs. E M Carter.
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FAXON
Sunbeam
Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church
Orville Smith
Carol Carter
Diana Carson
Judy Allen
Pamela Smith
Ann Henry
Tony
David Hall
Charles
Wilma Thornton
Kathy Henderson
E. M. Carter
Faxon Baptists Attend Assembly
Faxon Baptist youth and families attended a week at the Falls Creek Baptist assembly. Participants included Fine and Jerry Anderson Jeannie Allen Max Price Nell Richardson and sponsors Rev and Mrs Elmer Price plus Mr and Mrs Fred Anderson for the full week. Weekend attendees were Oran Carson Jane Diana Paul David Maurice Mary Ann Koleta Geis Bill Peters and family and Orville Smith with Pam.
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FAXON
Faxon Baptist Church
Fine
Jerry Anderson
Jeannie Allen
Max Price
Nell Richardson
Elmer Price
Falls Creek Baptist Assembly
Fred Anderson
Oran Carson
Jane
Diana
Paul David
Maurice
Mary Ann
Koleta Geis
Bill Peters
Billy
Orville Smith
Pam
The Perrys Attend Graduation in Tahlequah
Mr and Mrs C F Perry return from Tahlequah where their daughter Mrs Clarence Winsel Sapulpa graduates from Northeastern State College with a bachelor of science degree after four years of summer study She also finished Faxon high school The couple have taught in county schools near Sapulpa for three years 47 Area Moves Chattanooga Special Mr and Mrs Bill Cawthon and two children move from Mrs C B Armstrongs house to the vacant Church of Christ parsonage Mrs Long from Frederick will move in at the Armstrong residence She is mother of Mesdames Belle McCary and R H Ochsner
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FAXON
C. F. Perry
Tahlequah
Clarence Winsel
Sapulpa
Northeastern State College
Faxon High School
Chattanooga
Bill Cawthon
C. B. Armstrong
Church of Christ Parsonage
Armstrong House
Long
Frederick
Mesdames Belle McCary
R. H. Ochsner
Rail carriages labeled Ladies Only divide passengers
Passengers proposed labeling compartments Men Only as a counterproposal to the existing Ladies Only sections on British railways. The suggestion, aimed at avoiding feminine chatter, is rejected by officials and not adopted.
Cotton Controls Creep Nearer After Big Crop
Washington Aug 11 UP The Agriculture Department signals possible federal controls on cotton production mirroring wheat quotas. A spokesman cited a Monday estimate of 14 605 000 bales as proof enough cotton to exhaust quotas. If cotton controls come, growers may vote in December referendum similar to wheat.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Chicago
Drouth
Southwest
Damascus Named World’s Oldest Continuously Inhabited City
Britannica cites Damascus as the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world, highlighting its long urban history and enduring settlement since ancient times.
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Damascus
Army's Eniac Gets Brainer Than Ever
Aberdeen Maryland reports on the Army upgrading Eniac the electronic calculator to memory eight feet magnetic memory 4100 magnets and 120 big numbers enabling faster ballistic calculations by Col Alden B Taber. The improved computer can recall larger data sets and resume tasks when reactivated.
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Army
Eniac
Ballistics Research Laboratory
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Alden B. Taber
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Douglas Chides GOP Back Pats On 'Successes
Senator Douglas of Illinois disputes GOP pride in prosperity and Korea cease fire claims made by House Speaker Martin in a nationwide telecast. He argues Truman policies and looming recession could undercut the administration’s achievements. The filmed program aired on ABC TV and DuMont stations.
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Washington
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Korea
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
R-Mass
Martin
Eisenhower
U. S
East
Germany
William Oatis
Associated Press
Czechoslovakia
Truman
Illinois
Airot
38Th Parallel
Chiang Kai-shek
Red Bayonets Fire on Straggling POWs in Korea
Pfe Richard W. Gollewski of Bayonne New Jersey described a march of 500 prisoners toward Freedom Village Korea where 259 arrived and he witnessed bayoneting of stragglers by guards and starvation along the way. He was captured February 13 1951 with the 2nd Division. He reported the executions occurred as captives collapsed and guards fell back. He recounted little food alms of rice balls or barley.
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Freedom Village
Korea
Bayonne
N.J
Pfe
Richard W. Gollewski
Gollewski
Greeks Anxious Warn Italians After Greek Quake
Unconfirmed reports say at least 30 people died with many injured after an earthquake struck coastal towns about 120 miles west of Athens. The tremor, Greece’s second in three days, devastated Sami and damaged Kephalinas Peloonisos Killini and surrounding villages.
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Athens
Greece
Secor
Glaros
Sami
Kephalinas
Peloonisos
Killini
AEC Awards 47 Contracts for Atomic Energy Research
The Atomic Energy Commission announced the award of 47 contracts totaling 8.53 million dollars to universities and private institutions for nonsecret atomic energy research. The largest, 634 thousand dollars to the University of Rochester for atom smashing machine studies led by Dr. R. E. Marshak. The second largest, 375 thousand dollars to the California Institute of Technology for high energy physics under Dr. Robert F. Bacher.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission Today
Atomic Energy
University of Rochester
R. E. Marshak
California Institute of Technology
Robert F. Bacher
AEC
Crooked Fund Shortage Reported at San Francisco Jail No. 2
A $611.21 shortage was found in the prisoner-owned and operated fund for cigarettes and candy at San Francisco County Jail No. 2. The note mentions the finding and implies internal mismanagement or theft within the jail system. Average annual rainfall in Phoenix, Arizona is 7.74 inches.
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San Francisco
San Francisco County
Phoenix
Ariz
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