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IAPULPA HiSAPULPA, OKLAHOMA
MURDERED TWINS AND SLAYER
YANKS, BRITISH JOIN FORCES
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JUNCTION of American and Britiah force# has been effected (B)
between Bronte and Cesaro while U. S. troop* have captured SanU
A^ata (A) along the north coa»t and the Eighth Army has pushed
up along the east coast to Acireale (C). The remaining Axis troop*
In Sicily now are trapped in ateadily dwindling area of the extreme
northeastern corner of the inland, (Jattrnitioail)
NEW LIGHT ON YOUR LIFE SPAN
QVERWEIGHT. particularly if it Is of substantial degree, puts a
THE MURDER of Charles and James Collins (bottom), 13-year-old C’.eme-
land twins, was solved when William Hagert, 17 (top), confessed at
the scene of the crime, a field, that he shot them “for the heck of it.
Hagert. a recent mental patient, also admitted abducting and beating
John Buchanan. 9. another Cleveland box- Ur.ternationaD
v very real strain on practically all vital functions of the body,
hastens deterioration and eventually brings about premature death.
So say the l.fe insurance statisticians who. compiling new figures on
the subject declare that no man should let himself gain after the age
of 25. if he wants to live his full span. Their figures show that those
men with 20 percent overweight show a mortality approximately one-
third higher than average; those with 30 Prevent overweight one-half
h.gher; those with 50 percent overweight show a mortality practica.Iy
double that for average weight So wartime rationing has it* good
points No matter how old he is. a man five feet nine inches in height, i
of small frame, should weigh from 140 to 151 pounds.
of medium frame, same height, from 149 to 160. large
iirenNPsnAV, AUGUST 1*. 19*3.
SICILIAN CHEERS FOR YANKS
T5?
frame, same height 157 to 170.
Eutnctr HfMSrcb
(International)
THIS MAUT1FUI little drum major-
ette didn’t seem to offer any re-
sistance to the bold sailor who
kissed her as she led a unit of the
New York American ’ Legion pa-
rade on New York City's Fifth
JEEP-RIDING MEMBERS of the U S Seventh Armywhohav. Just driven
izi and Fascist troops from me aiiu-au ^ Meanwhile, other
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(InirmatwTial)
Oklahoma News
Briefs
NEW ‘WILD BULL OF PAMPAS' HEADS _
TO U. S. ON A NEW FISTIC CONQUEST
ring
he is extremely .mgresslve and
Bv Everett A. Banman
United Press Staff Correspondent | f(m,*formerly described Ostec
BUENOS AIRBS. Au« 18 (LP>—A a. >Vild Yearling of the Pam-
new -Wild Bull of the Pampas was pm they nuw feel
heading for the Unite* States today reach* the f'iU stature of El
Argentines shattered heavyweight _ ..- ^■, ihmTf th* on-,
DURANT^For the hr-: time in 21 *^rs ago that
years, the Durant fire departtnent l* « *as »^MJ Wilri
vtthMt ,*«« Chief. , Mt *««. u» AX^ h? 1«S
hJlcos » * m 2Sr tTe&s vS
men iaitniusij lor w jtaxs rWM.r¥uV #nr the
Chiefs sire was mascot for an Men- «£““»• ££J£fiT i ^
tica. P*riod until h# dl n r 'Ctn* And Arge!ltlna m:urned when
months. Qhut_ had ; y the nard-hitur.g Dempsey put the 216
tc blades .u the hnmed.a. ....... • „BuU. ^ ^ m two r0Unds.
the firehouse.___ | But now the Argentine has a new
CLINTON — Pito Baraias. former Toro Bravo. Hp u Abel Oestac. 24
and If he doe*n’t theyTe the ©<>*
v ho will be wild
GIRL HELD FOR
MURDER OF HER
DAD, BROTHER
ik'SsS-S^/5®
PITT PIRATES ARE
HALF GAME BACK
OF CINCIN REDS
nicki who received credit for winning
both ends of a doubieheader against
the Boston Braves.
MENINGITIS NO LONGER KILLER IT 3? 5A » * JSg-JrSE* SS’c *£JE
WAS IN DAYS AFTER WORLD WAR I SSMTS - r«TTr« SgtiSrSTJ?
ha, ““““ m„ the tin, M uniM—and “ ooiM b! sher-
had his hands raised in victory on * ” *
By Dorothy Williams
United Press Staff Correspondent
STATE SHIVERS
AS MERCURY DIPS SST ^ sm ken
i Memngitis is an inflammation of the
meninges Greek for “covering") of
the brain and spinal cord
.As early as 1936 medical men look-
ed to sulfatherapy for the key to men-
lngitl
hwe In the art of boxitu Bara.a
former 126 imnd state glove- ciiam
pion i» an a ration nuu-hims: s mate
Iff jake Williams of Boone county
every occasion. Thirty nine of hi* yhe warrant was issutd after the
., j T Mrior.e of Clare- opponents had to be earned back to sheriff and state polk* *uthor'”“
m^. ^^apUpoSi;^^c: ^ -nier.........QueaUoned the kirl y^e^jmd^r-
'Sr/o? aSfad'uune* and other sulfa 1
I Furthermore, those who survived of- ‘ drugj in conquering 'he dlseaae
ten experienced serious after effects Working with the war departments
Bv Glen Perkins
United Press S aff Correspondent
NFW TOKK Aug .8 0 United Pre^ ten exp'riencea serious aiiei wowing wins uie »»- —-
Pittsburgh Prate- were only a nan ' _„th_ such & permanent damage to the brain civilian commission on meningococcal
game belli;. ■ the -econd-plac- Cincin- .Undated —Northern ar.u no . - nerv;)US svstem impairment and meningitis, army preventive medicine
rau Res. : a-, thank to a pitching western Oe.ahoma ^iverec ^o- {mjuenUy dettness specialists fo’ind the carriers of men-
parts —Hank GcmickTs two victories Jyit« -taTtfinp-raMBW dropped Prom the office of th» surgeon gen- ingococci could be ellminattd b> sulfa
Ter'the B^Braves and Nate An- ^ Si ^^r can carry the meningo-
n, weil-bui.' Polish nghthander. ^ “l welcom< relief from the heat kihjm m tre,w W’SSSSg'triers with
- :;fa ss srr ssr rs; s r&zrssr*
to li(
game i
put the
and wa
innings
mng o\
only .x MU to shut tonight
Andrea? started wavnoka was
among U S soldiers to approximately Then they .set about preventive con-
^how*** STfl£ ' Waynoka was the 3 *ThJ mw^th^dwunfken with leS^? *>'«
rsz^‘£&sz E
dary effecu effective t.Vrapy for thoae already
But today's solder is less Ukely to stricken In appropriate dosage it has
develop the’ disease because of the tre- practically no toxic effects on the pa-
mendous strides mad* in meningitis ttent and cuw the time spent m bed
conuoi io almos: one-third that required in
The su’.fnomamide drugs are the World war I days when serum .rom
. 7,1 v‘_V ii rr'ffri- vt.icn he hopes ever.tually will lead was wounded in the shooting at the
ours ■ilf^h Mw transferred him ’o the wcrlc heavyweight crown. Klger summer home. Rosegate. near
ftaSetfuUd H, ««M » ™ ‘"”r™ 'Z n,m. ffttfjSSLS l— "> «•
vnne courting couple in the ‘haat-w- C . ac - the son oi an Argent in. _ . «tt«rnev
^ the ma'er *ower but there were “chabrer- or tenant farmer, and ih"
onlv^th-ee sailors—drir.-cinc m-U and vovngest of a famUy of 11 FVpo.
elunc crackers or. a ' :.e moonlit hhntfW. discovered the youth four
• ighi Commented Akin: It sure sur- ><“•**° ■*« Abel,»M ^olrf hu
' •**u’ "j required year of military service
pr*^® **’__ I Be-ause of his great strength, the
vr rfnO—Otv emplqywa »e»e rouijg mnmript was assigned Uic task
helume ir attempt! to .lv-ge part of of moving a cart which five men or-
a blaauc coal pile oda TV oaW rtmaiUy were required to ltlt. He
l UIC U“*' ‘*•——
Sawyer Smith, a Cor.ngton attorney,
was retained to represent the pretty
girl No one was permitted to ques-
tion her. _
Her (atfw had been Kenton county
campaign manager for Sen. Alben W
Barkley of Kentucky when he sought
r nomination of the Democratic ticket
In 1938 . .
Mrs Jenny Klger 38 was wounded
and Elb.e
'll.-: about decided the game go.
‘ In th s-cond came Gomickl came yesterdays maximum was 90 %t
to the relief f Xavier Rescigno in the Ardmore wifh other high readings
_ j ----i-.-A -*aH<t fnr m
Th^ coai-r '• r Atrre JT-Muxiru aj iui. u Jenny Klg?T 9B wU wounuru
-tend n-ar moved the cart but In douqj so cut hi? ta*the lhlgh bV one of the shots and
.,nr power hands «nd was sent to the mllitarv wa5 tak(.n to St Elizabeths hosplul
r..: : nnrng and received credit for ,fpneraUy :n the low 80s The Okla-
• Pete Coscarat s single Cr > airport registered a min-
ir. ne 11th innuig brought ir. the win- jjnum of only TP—compared to 103
rung run Andrews worked two In- Monday afternoon
runes m the game W ather officials pointed out that
flames «-» cisc-jverel licking
way up from the bottom.
was taken to St Elizabeths hospital
at Covington where she told police
her daughter. Joan.
cried out
_rr____.-ioe in the Polo Grounds this
season scoring a 10-4 victory to sweep
the four-game senes with the Otar.ts
The New Yorkers now have played 12
game- since returning home and have
emerged victorious on only three oc-
casions Woody Williams capp d a
five-run rally in the eighth with a
pinch triple that sent loser Ken Chase
to the showers. Clyde Shoun was the
winner
The league V ading St Louis Cardin
trol One of the newest members of able treatment.
, ..jn no th* sulfa drug JamUy-eulfadlar.ne- In the nr.sll doses used fpr prev*n-
v,, j.,nt "mot. administered under a program devel- non sulfadiaztna does not a,fect the
'irenlem* oped by anr.v and clv£2dspeclallsu. soldier sufftcienUy to interfere with
-?xk w^ef to repleniati efffCUW. -his daily routine.
corned it did nothing toward solving
the state's drought problem Still no
70 to 80 tons ot it—was
use Th« MKi thfVc*aT5^abirh»d no*pl'ai1i0c^r ^
beer afire fo' 'wo davv »hi th' his hands—twice the sue of normal lurl
their palm'—marvelled at Cestac's *'.z« and dunng the night
* strength and told his friend Firpo Th re's a crazy man in here and
___ ! T-' 'TlfnLal Wild Bull took Ces- ^e s going to kill all of us I don-1
r inFTTFs 1 tac to tov after his discharge and want to be left alone in here '
TICKET> Ft R r. t ■ uiught him boxtog Then. Cestac Police said that Mrs Klger told of
Mrs Leater Ch:.d:-ss director or a j^atqer-to'sing career which seeing the dim outltne of a man mov-
the s mce center announc-c toe®' ,de sports loving South Araer- mg about in the nine-room house
that there are 27 * ;c4n« dreaming tlt> dreams Joan told them, police said, of hearing
the Lorainr hotel for the Cadettes whr TMlom ‘ ---------
wi»h to attend the informal dance at
PACIFIC WAR NEWS SOLONS AGITATED
I OVER DRAFTING “*“>wl,h ®“
Bv United Pr'ss
powerful Allied air blow
that
^gau'-? th^ Dodgers^ K^owLtf^oke ^mLa'nst ^ne^tr^ngholdl north
Jtrr.rr.v Wijob's Chicago Cubs took manner of the advanced Eche.on of
the rubber game of a four-game series Allied lore*jn New ^
Urorr. the R.iiadelphia PhUlle* 7-5 operation upped the air advance to
1941 Other
this con-
tention with arguments that a whola-
sale dislocation of such a nature would
DC PDF P H DADS create thou inds of ghost towns.
Ur riVE,-r. n. llM amoui.- of juvenile de-
- imqutocv and. pra®5cal.'- wreck the
By Tony SaMth already-stra;:.ed «vlhar. economy
United Press SUff Correspondent
Camp Gruber Fr.day nigh?
Sh* stated that the girls will leave
on a special bus Friday afternoon at
5 o'clock
IN POLICY COURT
Sarr. Frefham chartec with parking
^eatet forfeited a *2
police court.
A zealous disclplarian. Os lav be- an intruder and of snatching up two
tween bouts works on his father'* guns and firing three shots at a man
farm. He ne.er ha* t.iated vine nor--
coffee standard Argentine beverages BALL FLAYERS TKADED
arae* daily *i A t m and run* five ST LOUIS. Abc 18 UP —Oenkra!
miles before breakf*J;t H» also is in Manager William O DeWltt of the
bed regularly bv 9 p m St Ldu» Brown announced today that,
Remarkably tail for an Argentine Third Baseman Harlond Clift and
ir. front of s ^
bond this morfimg In
WASHINGTON Aug. 18. iUJh—Re-
turning Democratic and Republican
congressmen today reported that Uv-lr
home districts were ‘extremely agi
BULLETIN
QUEBEC
•regoustcd
Aug IF fkP' -
peace' feetera
- Omrjr.
as e&ur.-
Raymond Prim—one of
mSurirs STS “de and promued It would tated^overUio
Reds Look West
T\ruias ruxuiy utu iut g^vuvm.' ****•« —— ----------- - .
COxtae towers six feet five inch"* and' Pitch' r Johnny Niggeltog have beer,
Itt* massive hands swinv from arms traded to the Washington Senators
that reach almost to his knee.- Iu the for two players and rash
,-ov^o
;*i“ a-
tatde undouotediy w^rdei^f T^Sng £ St^S^er °i tf^t^f
5rs--ir-«r5.’Si 3 msrAS’Mfsss ^^swSk
saSrH 2a asrw ssk-t aa-ajarw w -»-
Plate Umpir- McGowan In the second before midnight yesterday an co tha' nearlv 10 000 000 men
toning for protesting a fourth ball to tlnu.d through the morning on ’-he be the fact th^eaNv^oouu^u m
Hurler John Niggeltog ^ u caught by sur- women In the army Secretory of the
two -ix-game .using sUeak his own At least lA) planes caugni o Knox ^ Ve*terdav that
and the fit Louis Brown, as b- pitch- prise on the ground were oest.o. ed -------.
commentator will fall on 5*wf ‘vv at.
far >' Pre tent Rocseve.-. ug Pr*,*
Mmi'ter W.r.wton Chyrar— »-”* cut
earned person* tlore to Ue eMf:
said todav
Both are immltted to a p*x»ry ’■*,
•unconditlo: al surrender as a re*_.)
of the C*v -Anc a deciirgum x r»u
noted ant* would cerainfr not aban-
don it at a time when the wOtod
■ ad hop's are wiser than
at any tlm< stoce th* wrar wgwr.
VC*<X«P-
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PRICE PANEL HEADS MEET
The price panel assisur.ts wur~ -
tee met this morntog in U> Crhtoher
of Commerce rooms with C J O*New-
port chairman. presiQirjr over the
BICTC I.E IS RECOV FJkFD
Ravmono wman recovered hn bl-
ed five-hit ball to defeat the Boston Fifty more were damaged and an « the The asnatonU have started cteckmg
Rec Sox 4-1 Tex Hughson suffered umated 1300 enemy fliers and ground now h*ve » to J -he year ^ reu“ P11"* 01
the defeat his ninth of the year Last crew men were killed land *Lnri, J other merc;.^nd-i*e. Davenport stated.
rSaSTJSTK STto^ t^^Sns^nd T C SS£ ^ oT£ W - j™S f
“*|53Se iS^airoko hartto^on New be^he cyc^ v«Ve"raay^ ^
vnrsrzrzssausasrjst "Y"*u’“‘"
for the junior loop s third piace by few davs A nett of reetotoncq off New ,P^ wabble disruptsor of the1 -
deleting the Phiiade.phia Athieucs. Georgia on Baanga island was attack- over ^ Ju Tt_ MAURI AGE UtlNSE*
+-3 Tlit* A s hav lost 11 straight d by .American landtog parties *na SSrinSsi^ trztunt of «»<**nle C Piektv » and Mary A
.1,. * two-game win- bombing planes “L r^nfica- Coleman 31 both cf Tulsa Lewis
wet:* to Hi. vr Ul* . fto .t alto r, • •>. ElomWangga island, tilU^ vS predict- Wi d Frt Wirrth Fm'*t
4i .- As to one h^t foreito fir* eight JJ^Kwk^i lStoL^XU gd that’SoSS would e.act Ouston. 23. and Liza Johnson. 28.
BUY-SELL-TRADE
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home in Sapulpa as well as hundreds of homes
% Kiefer, Mounds, Kellyville, Glen pool, Bowden,
HfeywMaed end on al)
rural route* around Sapulpa.
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MILITARY IXPCITS believe that the
triple Russian drive against the
Germans (shaded area) has as Its
goal the Dnieper River. It Is pre-
dicted that af the end of the -am-
mex rain’j season the push, to the
Dnieper *ni provide the Soviet*
with a springboard for a winter
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Young, John W. Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 28, No. 296, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 18, 1943, newspaper, August 18, 1943; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1526871/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.