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Oklahoma City Times

Location

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1949

Page

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Pickets surround Waldorf Astoria during world peace protest

In New York on a Friday march, about 2,000 people gathered on Park Avenue as 150 marchers protested outside the Waldorf Astoria where delegates met for the Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace. Police stood by, endorsing no clashes, while signs highlighted Cardinal Mindszenty’s Hungary detention and a quotation from the cardinal.

New York Waldorf-Astoria Park Avenue State Department Cardinal Mindszenty Hungary People’s Committee For Freedom of Religion

Soil Rebuilding Field Day At McGee Farm Draws Hundreds

A farm near Fairview hosts a soil rebuilding event beginning Friday at 10 a m with hundreds from McClain Cleveland Garvin and Grady counties. Tenant J R McGee funds the restoration aided by Pete James and Oklahoma A M extensions. The day includes lime phosphate seedings and terrace construction.

McGee Pete James Oklahoma A&m College Extension Department

Pennsylvania to raise gas tax by five cents in June

Harrisburg March 25 motorists in Pennsylvania will pay a state tax of five cents a gallon on gasoline starting June 1. Gov James H Duff signed the bill approving the tax increase and implementing the hike.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania James H. Duff

Spring Rains Enter Picture Across Oklahoma

Showers and thunderstorms are forecast to reach Oklahoma and linger into Saturday forenoon. Forecasters expect moderate to heavy rain over the state in the next five days, with eastern areas possibly receiving up to two inches and western sections at least a quarter inch. Temperatures will be variable, with highs around the 70s and nights dropping into the 40s.

Oklahoma Maughan Wichita Falls Texas Fort Worth Hobart Classen McAlester Guymon Ardmore

Blind Woman Robbed By Courteous Thief

In Chicago on March 22 a blind woman, Elizabeth Zinnerlin, was helped by a young man at Halsted and Clybourn. As they crossed, the courteous stranger snatched her purse containing $7 and a watch that helped her tell time, and fled.

Chicago Elizabeth Zinnerlin Halsted Street Clybourn Avenue

Gladys Starks Found Safe After Overnight Absence

Eight year old Gladys Starks sparked a large Stillwater search after leaving a park with a friend. Police and radio broadcasts aided the effort until the girl returned to her own bed, much to her parents relief. Neighboring family Janell Lambert hosted her for the night before Gladys came home.

Bruce Palmer WKY Starks Gladys Eugene Field School Janell Lambert Lamberts

Soviets Step Up Berlin Air Lift Drill Announcements

Berlin reports Soviet forces intensified air lift region drills with four air to air firing notices and a separate bombing exercise. Western powers lodged another protest, citing violations of quadripartite air safety rules during the Berlin air lift operations.

Berlin

Godbey Calm, Gets Sentence For Murder

Roy Frank Godbey, a round shouldered ex convict, was sentenced to life in the McAlester state penitentiary for the January 11 murder of Earl Pruet, Oklahoma City lawyer. He told Judge Clarence Mills he held no ill will toward anyone and accepted the verdict without appeal.

Roy Frank Godbey Clarence Mills McAlester Godbey Earl Pruet Oklahoma City Mills William N. Mounger Dave Tant Harold Theus State Penitentiary Dick Finley

Thieves Crack City Safe Take Signed Checks

Police alerted city stores after burglars at Mullinix Construction Co. looted 45 blank checks signed by officials and $300. A second break in at Hicks drugstore cost $600. Detective Mark Bain said the entry was skillful and may indicate a new Oklahoma City gang.

Mullinix Construction Co NW 5 Hicks N Western Leo L. Pollock Mark Bain Rachel Justice J. M. Erts Jess R. Mullinix Bain Oklahoma City

Cache Woman Dies in Crash Near Healdton

Mrs Cecelia Neal 49 a Cache resident was killed instantly at 735 pm Thursday one mile east of Healdton on US 62 in a collision between the car she rode in driven by her husband Charles Marion Neal Frisco railroad ticket agent at Cache and a car driven by Ralph Lewis Crompton Snyder Irvin Heidebrecht highway patrolman said Crompton left across the highway when the accident occurred Mrs Neal suffered a broken neck and injuries to her head and shoulders Neal was taken to an Altus hospital suffering from shock

Cecelia Neal Cache Healdton U. S. 62 Neal Charles Marion Neal Frisco Railroad Ralph Lewis Crompton Snyder Irvin Heidebrecht Crompton Altus

Gunman and Woman Rob Taxi in Dawn Crime

Morgan B Moore 52 describes a theft when a dapper bandit and a woman rode off in his A A taxi after threatening him with a .38 revolver and stealing $23. He was treated at Mercy hospital with 12 stitches. The cab and money changer were found two hours later. money missing.

Morgan B. Moore A&a Mercy Hospital Moore D. C. Worthy Fred Ward NW 23 Classen NW 36 Grand Boulevard NW 39 Sheriff's Office Worthy and Ward NW 29 Indiana

Axis Sally given 10 to 30 year treason term and fine

Mildred E. Gillars known as Axis Sally was sentenced to 10 to 30 years in prison for treason and fined $10,000. The judge noted loss of citizenship on conviction. Gillars, 48, convicted March 10, broadcast Nazi propaganda including Vision of Invasion. Chandler and Best received life terms in separate trials.

Washington Mildred E Sally” Gillars Edward M. Curran Miss Gillars Curran Sally Judge Curran Normandy Evelyn Ohio

Congresswoman Edith Rogers Guards After Threats

Police guard the home of Congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers after she receives letters threatening death. The 67 year old Massachusetts Republican, dean of women in Congress, noted threats began around Valentine’s Day and continue. A related divorce suit involves Capt. Harold Latta Lawrence and his wife Eliene Latta Lawrence, alleging he had close ties to Rogers and visiting her hotel suite late at night.

Washington Willie, le Wigely Harold A. Latta-Lawrence Eilene Diana Latta- Lawrence New England Missouri Chattanooga Tenn Los Angeles

Mrs Rogers Retains Counsel Plans Fight

Boston March 25 Aged congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers said she has consulted lawyers over an outrageous charge she influenced the breakup of a navy captain's marriage. She called the allegations absurd and said she has a lawyer and cannot talk. She arrived from Washington to attend a federal check presentation at a veterans housing project.

Boston Edith Nourse Rogers Mass Navy Harold A. Latta-Lawrence

Shawnee PTA Discovers Comics Influence on Kids

Shawnee March 25 special report shows average child reads 742 comics weekly, 11 650 copies needed for fourth to ninth graders while only 2 848 are sold leaving many swapped among juveniles. P T A survey of 1 657 students notes peak interest in fifth and sixth grades, Blondie leads, and 45 pupils do not read comics. Parents urged to monitor reading with a blacklist of 165 titles and co operation from 22 local newsstands.

Blondie Dick Tracy Sawyer Bugs Bunny P-Ta Frank Cleere PTA Shawnee

Postal Group Founders to Be Honored Tonight

Old time postal letter carriers who in 1907 founded the Oklahoma City branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers will be honored by the branch at a banquet Friday night in the Sorosis club. Past presidents of the local branch will also be honored.

Oklahoma City National Association of Letter Carriers Sorosis Club

Truman accepts Bedell Smith resignation as Moscow ambassador

Reports from Washington say President Truman accepted Walter Bedell Smith’s resignation as ambassador to Moscow. In Dallas, a mid morning windstorm caused minor property damage with dark skies and rain and hail.

Washington Truman Walter Bedell Smith Moscow Dallas U.P

Lawton Hens Rivalry Produces Mammoth Eggs

Lawton hens stage a big eggs contest. A hen owned by Jacob C. Lauback laid an eight inch egg around, another hen owned by Mrs Fred Am burgery topped it by an eighth inch and weighed a quarter pound.

Lawton Jacob C. Lauback Fred Amburgery

Weather Summary From Local Weather Bureau Station

Cloudy and colder with showers and a few thunderstorms this afternoon tonight and Saturday forenoon High today near 52 low near 40 High Saturday in the lower 60s Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight and east portion Saturday a little cooler this afternoon high 55 65 warmer tonight low 50s Saturday not much change high 60s Temperatures average 3 to 6 degrees above normal through Sunday turning colder Monday and Tuesday becoming warmer again Wednesday Precipitation moderate to heavy mainly Sunday and Monday then rain again Wednesday amounts 1 to 2 inches eastern Oklahoma to remains west Oklahoma

Frome S Oklahoma

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