Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 62, No. 36, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 20, 1951 Page: 4 of 28
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operations in the last 17 months. He
suffered a serious relapse February 26.
They’ve designed a brand-new,
weight-saving frame, exclu-
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The East German communists also
prohibited the Jehovah's Witnesses last
Scores of Jehovah's Witnesses are
serving long terms at hard labor now
as "enemies of the state." The eastern
of Christian Scientists were closed and
literature seised by the people's police.
Arrests have been threatened unless
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munist East Germany banned prac-
Forty minute Holy Week services at
the Criterion theater will continue
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A series of daily Holy Week observ-
ances sponsored by the Oklahoma City
Council of Churches, various ministers
from city churches will apeak each
day.
Rev. Bill Alexander, minister of the
First Christian church, NW 10 and
Robinson, spoke Monday to about 400
downtown workers and shoppers. Rev.
R. T. Williams Jr., pastor of the First
Church of the Nazarene, 001 NW 0,
led the congregational singing Mon-
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German Reds Ban Christian Science
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There’s a power-to-weight ratio
that spells thrill and thrift in
operation-at a first cost that’s
just a breath away from the
lowest price level.
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agencies," Ozmun declared.
Former Chargee Recalled
He made charges of waste and ex-
travagance two years ago as a house
member.
Chairman Harris Olmstead of the
board of affairs concurred that a
central agency should do the purchas-
ing guidance work for the state.
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Tune In HENRY j. TAYLOR, ABC Network, epry Monday ovantng.
Flushed with a diet of political
accusations and bonus oratory, the
legislature Tuesday settled back to
await its next helping of contro-
versy.
Yet to be taken up for debate are
several problems capable of produc-
ing fireworks, among them congres-
sional redistricting, medical use of
unclaimed animals and public wel-
fare legislation.
Rep. Robert O. Cunningham,
Oklahoma City, who delivered a fire
and brimstone speech against
Charles Plummer, campaign aid of
Gov Murray. Monday, promised he
has "chapter three ready for read-
ing moat any day now."
Bonus Question Studied
Monday's blast at Plummer was
chapter two, and It alleged Plum-
mer has connections with the late
Charlie Binagglo’s political organi-
sation in Kansas City, Plummer
immediately repeated a general de-
nial, which he had made after a
Cunningham slap three weeks ago
Hardly had the smoke cleared
when the house plunged into the
veterans' bonus question and even-
tually passed it without provisions
nalla following their arrests by city
detectives Monday.
Detectives said the two men, whe
gave names and addresses as Antonio
H Lorenzo, Bl, of 423 NE 1, and John
Agnew. 43. of 1704 NE 3, had policy
slips in their possession at the time of
their arrests.
COMFORT
Vandenberg’s Condition
Improves, Still Serious
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich., March 20
—(-■Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg was
reported "slightly more comfortable"
Tuesday after a "relatively good
night."
Dr. A. B Smith, his personal phy-
sician, said, however, the senator's
condition remains serlous.
Then they’ve added the power-
packed F.263 Fireball engine-
which was new in the 1950
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this newest Buick marvel-find
out for yourself what a honey it
is to handle, and what a cinch it
is to buy. Why not drop in and
see us the very first chance you
get?
LERE, packed in 3,615 nimble
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over-all length, is the car marvel
of ’51. In the few short weeks
since it started to roll off the
assembly lines, it has written a
bright new page in automotive
history for the low-priced field.
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all members and leaders cease their regime charged that the Witnesses’
religtous activities at once. Christian literature was antl-cdmmunlst and
Science members were banned in 1941 was dictated by "New York capital-
by Hitler's gestapo. lists.”
doned near Needles
Cabral’s body was found by four
dogs followed by Henry and Herman
Bullman, cowboys on the H. O. 81ms
v ranch. The two said the man's hat
and shoes were missing. They found
a dime in his pocket
Justice of the peace O. E. Weather-
by of Andrews, told The Associated
Press, Cabral had been dead about
two weeks when the body was found
Monday.
Mrs. Cabral made positive identi-
fication of the body as being that of
her husband, Sheriff Trimble said.
Senator Seeks Check
On Rising Food Prices
A new surge of cold air moved into
the snow belt. It was below aero in
parts of Minnesota, North Dakota
and Montana. Readings included —3
at Dickinson, N. D., and —3 at In-
ternational Falls, Minn. Tempera-
tures were far below normal over all
the north central states.
Ltte Relief Forecast
Not much relief was in sight tor
the midlands until Wednesday.
There were other areas which felt
the sting of the late winter storm.
Rain pelted anas from the coastal
sections of the South Atlantic states
tar Th. i minus Preesy
Today was the last day of winter
but spring, to snow-covered and chilled
midwest areas, appeared far away.
Strong westerly winds whipped
across the Great Lakes region, Min-
nesota and North Dakota. The hip-
deep snow in the northern midwest-
struck by a biizzard over the week-
end—drifted onto highways, curtailing
travel over many areas. Light snow
fell in many parts of the mid-conti-
new high-style body-new in
every contour and dimension.
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To Back State
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your Father's Day of the
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the many years ahead with
one of these wonderful chairs
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an inquiry to see what can be done
to check the rising prices of food.
As chairman of the senate agri-
culture committer Ellender has his
staff collecting Information from groc-
ers, bakers, meat dealers, wholesal-
ers. jobbers and dairies so the com-
mittee can get a clear picture of the
price situation
"We are trying to find out who gets
what,” Ellender said He said he is
particularly interested right now in
dairying and plans to investigate that
subject soon.
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tion, the bonus Issue will not be
submitted to the people until the
next general election in November,
1952.
This, of course, is based on pre-
sumption the senate passes some
kind of bonus bill.
Cunningham Tuesday told news-
men he is “not surprised at Plum-
mer's denial."
Probe Is Courted
"What else could he do?" the Okla-
homa City legislator asked
“The battle's on, and it's really
on," Cunningham declared. "Like I
told them in the house Monday. I'm
going to smoke this thing out if I
don’t do anything else the rest of
the session,"
Cunningham said he'd "love" to
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started an all-out hunt for Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Faye Johnson, Oklahoma
City couple, wanted for murder, at I
Andrews, Texas. The charge was filed
in the west Texas city after the body
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They were principally that Plum-
mer conspired with Oklahoma
whisky interests to set up a wide-
spread boome enterprise.
“I've got more documents for
chapter t h r e e." Cunningham de-
clared, “which I can produce any
day if they call my hand, and I’m
gathering material for chapter
four."
Buying Agency
Rep. Charles Ozmun, Lawton. Tues-
day said he will introduce legislation
to set up a central purchasing or con-
trol agency for all state-financed
agencies and institutions. "If the gov-
ernor will go along with me "
Ozmun recently introduced a reso-
lution in the house to broaden the
scope of an investigation called for
by Sen. Louis H Ritahaupt, Guthrie.
‘Extravagance’ Is Hit
Ritzhaupt’s original charges were
directed at "extravagant” purchases
st the University of Oklahoma and
Oklahoma A&M. Sen. Frank Mahan,
Fairfax, subsequently was named
chairman of an investigating com-
mittee.
Ozmun would extend the investiga-
tion to every agency of the state gov-
ernment. His resolution passed the
house and now awaits action by the
senate.
"If the governor will go along with
me, and help me push, I will intro-
duce legislation that will make the
board of affairs, or a similar agency,
the central purchasing control board
for all state-financed institutions and
Pair Pays Police Fines
On Gambling Complaints
Two men paid 120 fines on charges
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mounting. Body by Fisher
Arisons and Florida. The day's high
dally this week from 13:10 to 13:50. at Williston, N. D., was 9 above.
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they were unable to produce owner- HOlY W CCK Klles
ship papers and the truck was aban- - •
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Oklahoma City police Tuesday
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Mine War Victim
Violence that has marked ef-
forts during the last two
months to unionise the non-
union coal fields of Preston
county. West Virginia, has
spilled over, into another
county. One union supporter
was killed and two others In-
jured by bullets from a non-
union mine foreman's gun.
Cloyd Uphold, one of the in-
jured. is shown in a hospital
bed at Charleston.
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WASHINGTON, March 30—(P)-- day.
Sen. Ellender (D.. La.) has launched
northward to the Middle Atlantie
states Into western New England, for * special election. Unless the
Snow fell west of this area in the senate provides for a special elec-
northern Appalachians A narrow band
of snow also hit east of the Rockies
fram central Montana to western Ne-
braska.
Vandenberg, who will be 67 Thurs-
the First Baptist church, will conduct day. has undergone a series of major
low 80s Monday in parts of California, go before a federal grand jury and
" — - swear to his charges.
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Southwest to Mild
It was near freezing in Atlanta
Tuesday—whereas New York City had
a roading of 48. At the same time it
was 71 in Miami, 45 in New Orleans,
M in Denver, 54 in Loa Angeles, 47
in San Francisco, 48 in Seattle and
37 in Salt Lake City.
But the mercury was below freezing
over the midwest and it wasn't ex-
pected to rise above the 33 mark dur-
ing the day. Chicago shivered in 16-
above with winds of 20 miles an hour.
Ths gulf states and the far south-
west enjoyed comparatively mild
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of a Hobbs, N. M. constructlon work-
er was tund near the Twas New
Mexico Una
city police said Johnson, about 54,
has a criminal record running back
to 1818 when he was convicted on
a charge of burglary and sentenced
to two years in the state penitentiary.
Eight Entries on Rei sr 4
Ther are eight entries in the rec-
ord, the one in 1946 when Johnson
was sent to state penitentiary at Mc-
Alester on conviction of burglary
after a former conviction. Police do
not know when or how Johnson was
released from the prison.
‘ There is no' record on Mrs. John-
son.
The murder charges were filed in
Andrews after the body of William
Cabral, about 80. Hobbs, was found
by dogs following a coyote trail on a
lonely ranch some 30 miles from An-
drews, The Associated Press said.
Cabral's movements were traced by
Sheriff C. O. Trimble of Hobbs to
an apartment occupied by the John-
sons on March 5. He had left his
tourist court home with about $600
in cash his wife told the sheriff.
Witnesses are Quoted
The sheriff said witnesses also said
the Johnsons appeared at the Cabral
home later, walked in and that Mrs.
Johnson said. "This is where he lives.
These are his things "
Sheriff Trimble said the two Okla-
homans attempted to sell Cabral's
truck at Needles, Calif., on March 15.
be offered by a male quartet from the
First Baptist church.
Others scheduled for the rest of the
week include Rev. John 8. Willey, St.
Paul's Episcopal church, Wednesday:
Rev. C. Ralston Smith, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, Thursday,
and Rev. Earl N Dorff, First Method-
ist church. Friday.
Ben T. Head. a lay member of the
First Baptist church, is acting chair-
man for the downtown services.
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 62, No. 36, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 20, 1951, newspaper, March 20, 1951; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1994793/m1/4/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 27, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.