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Oklahoma City Times

Location

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1949

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Oklahoma Legislature Won't Delay School Program For Federal Aid

Oklahoma lawmakers said they will not delay completing the common school program awaiting federal school aid. Estimates place potential federal funding at 8.3 million, with proposals to allocate or write aid into the state bill. Gov Turner and Sen Gary urged speed, noting possible revenue gaps and a 500 pay raise for teachers in districts receiving full state aid.

Oklahoma Turner Raymond Gary Madill State Senate Appropriations State Board of Education Gary Congress Senate House James A. Nevins Okmulgee United States Oklahoma City

Five Million Fire Destroys Hollywood Park Race Track

Inglewood, Calif. Hollywood Park racecourse suffered a $5 million blaze that razed the clubhouse grandstand and turf club within minutes. Arson squads opened an investigation after two men and a boy were detained briefly. horses and fowl were saved as flames spread, injuring one firefighter and delaying the May 17 meeting.

Inglewood Calif Hollywood Park America Little Lakes Jack Mackenzie Santa Anita Park Clifton Freeman Grand Stand Centinela Hospital Joe Cohens Los Angeles Westchester Los Angeles Municipal

Burglar Net Catches $8,000 Liquor Load

Thieves seized a truckload of whisky and gin worth 8000 dollars after a Edwards service station safe was looted. Patrols traced the cargo to a red panel truck in Edmond and recovered 1752 pints of contraband with a 28 year old man James J. McAtee of El Reno jailed on vagrancy and illegal liquor charges.

Edmond Scoutcar J. A. May O. E. Higginbotham Sheriff’s Office James J. McAtee el Reno D. C. Smith McAtee McAfee Kingfisher Britton

Elk City Clerk Pleads to Theft

Mrs. Maude Ulmer, 47, former bookkeeper for the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Elk City, pleads guilty in federal court to an eight count indictment charging embezzlement. Bond set at $1,000, she released on own recognizance. court allows plea to stand subject to sentence withdrawal. Ulmer, without counsel, admits taking funds between Oct 7, 1946 and Feb 24, 1949 and has restitution made. she is among 23 indicted by the grand jury last Tuesday.

Maude Ulmer First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Elk City Bower Broaddus Haskell Pugh U. S Pugh Ulmer

Bixby School Head Stays On After Holdenville Hire

Holdenville May 6 Raymond Harvey, named as Holdenville superintendent, asked the local group to release him from commitments and said he would remain superintendent of Bixby schools instead.

Holdenville Raymond Harvey Bixby

Weather Summary From Local U S Weather Bureau

Local forecast notes mostly cloudy skies with showers and thunderstorms and cooler this afternoon and tonight. Saturday will be partly cloudy and cooler with highs near 60s, lows around 50. Winds fresh to strong today, diminishing tonight. Extended period shows heavy precipitation east and south Oklahoma Saturday to Wednesday, totals 1 to 2 inches east, less in west. temperatures near normal with cooler temps in western areas.

U. S. Weather Bureau Oklahoma

VA Order Cuts 28 Employes Off State Rolls

Eight thousand federal workers nationwide are to be let go under a VA retrenchment plan. In Oklahoma, 58 employees face discharge notices Monday. 20 from the local office and 38 from Muskogee. The action excludes hospitals and medical services. the Vinita contact office closes, travel allowances may be cut, and offices elsewhere remain open.

Veterans’ Administration Muskogee Emory Gale P. T. Lunquest Gray Lunquest Vinita Western Oklahoma Western District

Creek County Urges Sin Despite Drunken Driving Issue

Bristow Citizen reports Creek County to Creel county invited to Sin as assistant County Attorney Bill Cheatham laments repeated drunken driving cases dismissed or unprosecuted. He claims no drunken driving conviction in Creek County for over a year and questions the value of prosecutions amid bootleg prices and lax juries.

Bristow U.P Bristow Citizen Creek County Bill Cheatham Citizen Cheatham

Burglar's Torch Explodes Injuring Four Detectives

In a Midtown New York subway locker a gas torch exploded injuring four detectives during a roundup of young burglar suspects. Detectives found acetylene equipment and gas containers in the locker after arresting four men including three students linked to a plan to break safes at the New York Giants club and a finance company.

New York Midtown New York Giants

Pair Kidnaps Victim at Enid

John Winford Cline, a Safeway Enid Oklahoma employee, says two armed men robbed him after entering the Enid store, forced him to drive to Wichita Falls Texas, then beat him into unconsciousness before fleeing with $200. He recovered consciousness Friday morning in a Wichita Falls hospital with brain concussion and skull injuries. One robber wore army clothing. the other wore civilian clothes and a mask.

Wichita Falls Texas John Winford Cline Enid, Okla Cline W. A. Nash John Wildman Safeway Enid

Rita Hayworth Buys Paris Trousseau Ahead of May Wedding

Rita Hayworth and Aly Khan left the Riviera for Paris where the actress planned to add to her trousseau. She already bought 14 dresses from Jacques Fath in preparation for the upcoming nuptials, with a marriage date not definite yet.

Cannes France U.P Rita Hayworth Aly Khan Riviera Paris Trousseau Rita Jacques Fath

Vinita VFW elects district commander and auxiliary head

Boyd Finnell of Vinita was elected first district commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Mrs. Jack McEnroy was elected president of the VFW auxiliary in the first district.

Vinita U.P Boyd Finnell Veterans of Foreign Wars Jack McEnroy VFW

First Y Drive Report Monday at Skirvin Tower

The YMCA YWCA building and modernization drive reports its first progress meeting Monday at noon in the Silver Glade room of the Skirvin Tower hotel. Civic leaders gather to disclose funds secured toward the 1,250,000 goal after opening Thursday night with Tom C Clark as featured speaker, introduced by Senator Robert Kerr.

Ymcaywca Silver Glade Skirvin Tower Tom C. Clark U. S Robert S. Kerr Oklahoma

Showers to Sweep Oklahoma City Weekend Forecast

Forecaster warns of showers and thunderstorms in Oklahoma City Friday afternoon and night with cooler temperatures. High near 80, low around 50, cloudy conditions and strong winds easing after night. Expect showers Saturday and Sunday statewide with heavy precipitation in eastern and southern areas and lighter totals elsewhere. April records show unusually dry conditions at 1.65 inches for the month.

Oklahoma City

West Awaits Red Hint On Plan for Jap Treaty

Western diplomats await the big four meeting on Germany for clues to a Japan peace treaty. They see Soviet Russia as the key to settlements in the Pacific and Europe. Moscow’s Paris conference stance may decide if a Japanese treaty moves ahead. Without Moscow’s signal, a revived American drive for a Japanese peace conference seems unlikely.

West Red Washington Germany Japan Russia Pacific Europe Paris Moscow United States

Eufaula Dam Delayed Year

Washington reports the Eufaula dam project in Oklahoma will be delayed at least another year. A subcommittee approved 150000 for additional planning for the Oklahoma project, matching House action. Controversy over single versus two-dam plans delays construction as Army engineers have not recommended the two-dam option.

Washington Eufaula Oklahoma Senate House Army Congressional Army Engineers Congress

Mexico Jungle Hunted For Missing Explorers

Archeological expedition members hunt Tehuantepec jungle for missing newsreel photographer Luis Morales and companion after three days. They reported two others, guide Carlos Frey and artist Franco Gomez, drowned when their canoe overturned on La canja river during exploration of pre Spanish ruins in the remote jungle known as lost paradise.

Mexico City U.P Tehuuntepec Lacanja River Luis Morales Carlos Frey Franco Gomez Mexico

City Man Charged With Knife Attack on Visitor

In the 200 block of Hudson early Friday scoutcar petrolmen F. F. Ramsey and H. D. Newsom found one man carrying another. The carrier recounted being cut twice by an unconscious attacker who he had knocked out. Both men were treated at Mercy hospital. Charles Fred Cowden, 35, of the city, was jailed on an assault with a dangerous weapon complaint signed by Robert Carson of El Reno.

Scoutcar F. F. Ramsey H. D. Newsom Hudosn Mercy Hospital Charles Fred Cowden City Robert Carson el Reno

Four Miners Die In Gilberton Mine Blaze

GIRARDVILLE Pa May 6 Four miners were found dead Friday after rescue workers battled 48 hours in an anthracite shaft filled with smoke and fumes from an underground fire. Bodies were located 600 feet below the surface near a tunnel off the main shaft. deputy coroner John Cook said they likely died shortly after the fire started Tuesday night in No 5 colliery of Gilberton coal company.救

Girardville John Cook Gilberton Coal Company Joseph Kapulis Kapulis

Pair in Police Guise Robbed Man of 150 Dollars

William W. Quinton, 30, of route 8, box 145, reported two men stopped his car in the 100 block and posed as police officers taking $150 from his billfold after forcing him into their vehicle. Earlier, another man alleged two men in police disguise also took $8 after asking for identification.

William W. Quinton Route 8 Box 145 Reno Quinton

Polish Foreign Minister Modzelewski Hospitalized in Warsaw

Polish Foreign Minister Zygmunt Modzelewski is receiving treatment at a Warsaw hospital for a heart ailment. A government spokesman said he will remain away from his office for core weeks.

Warsaw Poland Zygmunt Modzelewski Modzelewski

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