U.S. Says Moscow Behind Central American Unrest
American authorities say Moscow is fomenting strife in Central America through Communist agitators. They cite arms shipments to Guatemala from a Soviet port now in Red Poland and recent unrest in Nicaragua Honduras and Costa Rica as evidence of a coordinated, centrally directed campaign.
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Hearing Date Set On Graham Will
A hearing is scheduled for June 7 in county court on a petition to vacate all orders distributing the 3.4 million dollar estate of late banker W A Graham. Graham of Tuscola Texas has also filed an appeal in the federal district court in Oklahoma City. The fortune is shared by Pryor Mayes County and Oklahoma with several nieces and nephews receiving 20000 plus 15000 for their children, except Carl Graham who still awaits 15000.
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Crude oil production dips in week to May 15
Oil and Gas Journal tally shows seven regions down with an overall daily average of 6 425 750 barrels for the week ended May 15. Oklahoma led losses at 5 300 barrels, Illinois fell 3 400, while Kansas rose 7 100 to 328 600.
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Court orders restrain wife in divorce case
Arnold of Southfield Township obtained a restraining order protecting him from his wife Bessie Mae as his divorce suit proceeds. He testified before Circuit Judge Vincent M. Brennan that she beat him with a slipper poured water on him while asleep forced him to scrub floors and forced him to remove his shoes on entering the house. He described her as a back seat driver.
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Guatemala Seeks Mexican Sympathy in U S Guatemalan bid to win Mexican support in its dispute with the United States.
Guatemala pursues Mexican backing amid suspicion of United States actions. The Society of Friends of Guatemala drew a capacity 3,000 audience in Mexico City with speakers including Sen. Pedro de Alba and messages from Lazaro Cardenas. The Guatemalan government sent a strong delegation and followed with additional delegations.
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South Starts To Work On New Racial Problems
Atlanta news report on Southern leaders' reaction to the Supreme Court ruling ending school segregation. Governors move to set up state commissions and study compliance, with Georgia backers of segregation urging continued separation and NAACP officials pledging legal action to enforce the decision.
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Ponca City Water Plan Approved and Nearby Sewage Projects
Oklahoma City The state Department of Health approved a 300000 plan for Ponca City to enlarge its water treatment plant to 16 million gallons daily and cleared three Kay County cities to build or remodel sewage plants. Blackwell gets 280000 for sewage plant expansion. Tonkawa and Ponca City fund new plants.
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United States Auto Production Peaks in Postwar Years
The U S output reached 2,149,000 cars in 1946 after WWII and rose to 6,165,000 in 1953 as industry recovered and expanded.
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Doenges and Gary in bitter fight over patronage
Oklahoma City May 18 U Former Gov. Turner to open campaign with radio and TV next Tuesday for the primary. Sen. Billan led a Lawton rally of about 500 as Turner opposes Kerr for the Democratic nomination for U S Senate.
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Lawton Girl Attending LSU Elected To Honor Society
Lawton student Sarah Bridges, attending Louisiana State University, was elected to Phi Kappa Phi. The ceremony honored LSU students and faculty elected into the society for scholastic achievement. The society recognizes upper tenth juniors graduates and faculty members.
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Oklahoma Governor Defends Cooperation On School Segregation Ruling
Oklahoma Governor Murray pledged state cooperation with the Supreme Court ruling banning school segregation. He urged actions after consulting the attorney general and state superintendent, noting financial considerations and broader Southern governors’ views. Democratic candidates Raymond Gary and Bill Logan likewise supported conformity while stressing budget impacts.
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Philippine lawmakers extend U S trade pact with United States
Manila reports the Senate and House passed an administration bill to extend the 1946 U S Philippine Free Trade Agreement. The measure awaits action in the U S Congress and broadens trade terms between the two nations.
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Oklahoma Extension Director To Receive Service Award
Shawnee Brown Oklahoma extension director will receive a superior service award in Washington D C on May 18 for outstanding work in agriculture. Brown has served as a country agent district agent and assistant extension director before becoming extension director in 1941.
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Plane Speed Upgraded at Caltech Wind Tunnel
The California Institute of Technology raises wind tunnel speed to 1400 miles per hour at an eight million dollar cost as aircraft speeds rise. The new device now generates winds of 900 mph.
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