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1J ' 1 n 0 I
Drougnt Ala Forms
Av allable Here
! P O Russell FHA official from Okmulgee said to-
' day that application blank s for federal drought relief are
now available to county farmers
The blanks may be picked up at the County Agent's
office the local ASC offIce or in either of the two local
k) anks e—
-Russell said the blanks diould FnourR ITAI1AN
be filled out in duplicate and pre-
sented in person on Wednesdays 'AIME
NI-In
committee will the county FHA committee The PREMIER DEAD
be in the FHA of-
lice upstairs in the old First Na- n n su
tional Bank building at 2nd and
Broadway in Okemah between the OF HEART ATTACK
hours of 10:00 am and 2:00 pm
each Wednesday -
'
The committee will either ap- SELLA VAL SUGANA Italy
prove or disapprove the applica- Aug 19 (Ri--Alcide de Gasperi the
'- lion If it is approved the tionli
-
lleur old statesman who led Italy
cant then presents the originalo
t oi postwar chaos and onto the
copy of the application to the -ASC I
i t path of Democracy died today of
office downstairs The ASC will a heart attack
r sue him a certificate for the a- Death came to the former pre-
' mount of feed the application calls mier as he rested here in his
for
F
— north Italy mountain retreat far
To be eligible for the drought aid from Rome and the political wars
the applicant must first certify that in which he had battled without
' he does not have a 60-day feed rcspite for nearly a decade
supply on hand The application is His passing robbed the cause of
good only for a 60-day supply European union of one of its
At present the FHA committee staunchest supporters Italy's strug-
composed of Bythel Loney Okfus- gle against Communism lost one of
kee Arvin Johnson Weleetka and litg hardest fighters
Ray Worley Paden plan to meet' Although it was known the n-
ever Wednesday Wednesday to pass on the year-old leader's health was fail- -
applications I ing there had becia no public hint I
A fat mer or stockman who still he was seriously ill Only after his r
VOLUME 29-NO 189
1 Dro ugi
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has a 60-day supply of his own
feed may file his application when
his supply diminishes '
RADIO REPORT
DUE ON 45TH
Your Local Merpant
Can Fill Your Needs
For Less '
Oklahoma will get a first hand
report Thursday night via the
il Oklahoma Radio network of the
Thunderbird division at work in
k the field at summer camp
ti The tape-recorded 30-minute
broadcast at 7 pm Thursday pre
pared at North Fort Hood by Capt
1 tic'en Woods of the Oldahomi 45th
' National Guard division will high-
! r light both training and recreation
: a ctivites and prevew Thunderbird
(Iferemonies planned for Sept 25 In
' 416klahot1ia City
The 45th infanty division band
will provide music for the pro-
gram which will give Oklahomans
it a chance to hear some of their
friends neighbors or relatives at
work and in the field
It will also present highlights
from last Saturday's governor's
day review whill was a drum re-
Thearsal for the Sept 25 ceremony
when the Thunderbirds will get
back their Korean colon
Oklahoma radio network aftill
ates are Kada Ada Ktmc Mc-
- Alester KVSO Ardmore KRIX
MuFkogee KCRC Enid and
Wewoka
- - Collision Results
In Damaged Car
1 A two-car accident in front of
the Leader office early today re-
) suited in a demolished fender on a
t car driven by Mrs Ben Rutledge
who lives west of Okemah
The accident happened when Liles
Lawrence who also lives west of
Okemah backed his 1953 Ford pick-
up into the path of Mrs Rutledge's
1952 Chevrolet Mrs Rutledge was
travelling west on Broadway
The pickup was not damaged
Today's Markets:
OKLAHOMA crry34 Aug 19 till—
(USDA)--Cattle 2000 calves 300
no heifers offered not enough
steer§ on sale to test prices util-
ity and commercial cows 850-
1050 small lots to 1100 and 4c-
casionally above bull tops 1250
commercial to choice slaughter
calves 1300-1700
Hogs 300 top 25 lower at 2400
Sheep 200 not enough sheep or
lambs offered to test values
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OUR GUESTS
H L McCormick and guest are
invited to use this coupon as guests
of Leader and Jewel theatre to see
Joan Crawford in
"Johnny Guitar"
Patsy burnside and guest are
Invited to use this coupon as guests
of Leader and Crystal theatre to
see
Spike Jones & City Slickers in
-"Fireman Save My Child"
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death was it revealed that he had
suffered a heart attack a week
ago His condition was' not con-
sidered serious until Tuesday when
the heart pains become more in-
tense He suffered another attack at
2 am today and died an hour
later after still another seizure
His family was at his bedside
De Gasped had stepped down
from the titular leadership of his
pro-western middle of the road
Christian- Democrat party—Italy's
largest—a little more than a month
He ended his 812 years as head
of the Italian government a year
ago in July1953 after losing
a confidence vote in the Italian
parliament But his party supplied
succetcling cabinets and a protege
of de Casper' former interior min-
later Mario Scelba now holds the
premiership
FRIDAY SERVICES
FOR MRS NOLEN
Funtral services for Mrs Belle
Zora Nolen will be held Friday at
3:00 pm in the St Paul's Method-
ist church in Okemah Rev John
Gingerich officiating -
Mrs Nolen died yesterday about
1:15 pm at her home 1007 East
Atlanta Okemah after a long ill-
ness She was 79
Mrs Nolen was born in Jack-
son Tenn on Oct 18 1874 On
Sept 26 1897 she married J A
Nolen in Savannah Tenn and in
1918 the couple moved to Okfuskee
county They lived in Okemah since
1927 Mr Nolen died Dec 19 1939
'Mrs Nolen was a member of
the St Paul's Methodist church
She is survived by 4 sons J H
Nolen Tuskegee Okla James and
Walker Nolen Visalia Calif and
Elmer Nolen Boron Calif 3
daughters Mrs Minnie Riggins
Okla City Mrs Maxine Lante
Wichita Falls Tex and Mrs No-
rene Hibler Okemah 41 brothers
Clarence Telmer Okemah Luther
Telmer Savannah Tenn Ray Tel-
mer Okla City and A1 Telmer
California one sister Ellen Bon-
ham Okemah 24 grandchildren
and 26 great-grandchildren
Burial will be in Highland ceme-
tery Parks Funeral Home in
charge qf arrangements
Charge Is Filed
Following Wreck -
West Of Weleetka
Reckless driving charges have
been filed against Jack C Horn
28 Hannah following an accident
early today about 8 miles west of
Weleetka on a farm-to-tnarket road
Trooper Calvin Bingham said
Horn lost control of his car this
morning about 12:30 The car trav-
eled about 120 feet ouf of control
hit a bridge abutment and over-
turned in the bridge entrance
Horn was not hurt The ear a
1951 Chevrolet was a totat loss
HOSPITAL NEWS
Admitted: Mrs Hugh Taylor
f
Giving Complete and Dependable Coverage of All News of Interest to Okemab and Okfuskep County Residenis
NEGRO ATTENDS CABINET MEETING—Assistant Labor Secretary J Ernest Wilkins second
from right the first Negro to attend a Presidential Cabinet meeting leaves the White House with
other Cabinet members after the conference He sat in on the Meeting for Labor Secretary James
Mitchell who was away from the Capital on a speeaking engageMent With Wilkins are left to
right: Oveta Culp Hobby Secretary of Health Ed ucation and Welfare Attorney General Herbert
Brownell and Vice President Richard M Nixon (NEA)
LITRE PROGRESS
REPORTED IN EDC
TALKS IN EUROPE
BRUSSELS Belgium Aug 19 (RI
—French premier Pierre Mendes-
France said today that if his pro-
posals for changing the European
army treaty are rejected France
might swing in another crisis to a
leftist government similar to the
prewar "popular front"
The popular front was a coalition
of socialists and radical Socialists
headed by Socialist Leon Blum Its
policy was social reform rather
than Marxism But the period was
marked by widespread strikes and
other disorders
Mendes-France made his state-
ment to a six-nation meeting of for-
eign ministers convened to discuss
changes in the European Defense
Community (EDC) pact His re-
marks were relayed to newsmen
by a German source By th‘ ac-
count of this informant:
The French premier said the
present treaty has no chance of
being accepted by the French par-
liament due to start debating it
Aug 28 He said he had drawn
his proposals for revision to find
some way of salvaging something
from the idea
Shortly after Mendes-France
spoke Dutch foreign minister JW
Beyen said the French proposals
were not acceptable to his govern-
ment Paul-Henri Speak Belgian fqreign
minister and president of the con-
ference appeared discouraged as
the group broke up after a meet-
ing of almost two hours on general
aspects of the crisis provoked by
Mendes-France's proposed chnnges
Spaak refused to make any state-
ment saying it was too early to
know what might develop The
ministers planned to continue the
general discussion this afternoon
Only 15 men attended this morn-
ing's meeting The ministers sought
an intimate atmosphere for a free
discussion of their views West Ger-
many and Italy had three repre-
sentatives present and the other
four nations—France Belgium the
Netherlands and Luxembourg—two
each
Those who attended the talks
were reluctant to comment as they
emerged for the lunch-time break
It was reported however that
Mendes-France had assured the
ministers his great aims are to find 11
some way to tie Germany to the
western alliance to permit the re-
armafnent of Germany to give Ger- I
man chancellor Konrad Adenauer
help in his difficult internal pont-
ical situation and to get a European !
organization started 1
1
There also was a report he had
sounded out the other ministers 1
about a possible new big four meet-
ing with Russia to seek a German
peace settlement The United States
and Britain oppose such a meeting
at this time
Okemah High Is 103
High temperature recorded in
Okemah at 1:00 pm today was
103 High Wednesday was 103 Low
recorded Thursday morning was
76
OKEMAHN'S SISTER DIES
Mrs C M Lambeth Okemah re-
ceived word this morning that her
eldest sister Mrs Ella Miftletons
died late yesterday in a Llano
Texas hospital
1E OKEMAJI (OKLA) DAILY LEADER THURSDAY AUGUST 19 1954
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Three New Teachers Included
In Okemah School Faculty
The Okemah school faquity will include 3 new mem-
bers when school opens on August 30 superintendent
Cecil Oakes said today
They are' Z L Speirs Tahlequah Mrs Lois Craig
Tahlequah and Mrs Thelma Martin Stonewall
Speirs will teach Industrial ArtsO
Mrs Craig will teach English and! are not six years of age by No-
Spanish in junior high and Mrs vember 1 1954 only those child-
Martin will teach the 2nd grade
ren whose birth certificate and enu-
and music at Lincoln school meration records show them to be
All three teachers hold a bacilli a least ix years o a y
tl t s e o-
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elor's degree vember 1 1954 will be allowed to
The complete faculty for Oke- enroll and attend school
mah schools willbe: Oakes said basis textbooks in
Sr H S: Garvin A Peck Prin-! grades 1-12 will be furnished by
cipal Ray Holman Voc Agri the state Work books tablets and
Mrs 3ohn Landers Home Ec pencils and other school supplies
Mrs Mary McGraw Eng and! will have to be furnished by the
speech Z L Speirs children Parents will have to sign
cipal Hay tiounan voc Agri 1' the state Work books tablets and
Mrs 3ohn Landers Home Ecr4 pencils and other school supplies
Mrs Mary McGraw Eng and! will have to be furnished by the
speech Z L Speirs Industrial children Parents will have to sign
Arts J D Risenhoover sociql Assignment Cards to be returned
studies Mrs J D RisenhooTfee to the school before free text books
English Moselle Stallings Corn- will be issued Free text books is-
merce Miss Inez Tippit Mathe- sued to the schools have to list
matics Waldon H Wilson Coach the school five or six years con-
and science sequently it is the responsibility
Noble School: Lloyd Henry prin- of parents and children to see that
cipal Mrs E 0: Carr 6thgradtir Iiiilfate texts receive the best of
Mrs Kathryn Olesen Att Dir ' carte
Mrs Bessie Manwarring English
11 V McKinney mathematics sci-
ence Mit Paul Thomas music
Mrs Lois Craig: English and
Spanish Richard Winfrey band
and vocal HS
Lincoln School: Mrs Ruby Mc-
Afee principal and 4th grade Mrs
Grady Turner 3rd grade Mrs
Thelma Martin 2nd grade and mu-
sic Mrs Marie Woodruff 1st
grade
Mr Speirs holds a BS degree
from Northeastern State College
Tahlequah with a major in In-
dustrial Arts Mrs Lois Craig has
a BA Degree from Northeastern
State College at Tahlequah and
cipal Mrs E 0: Carr 6th gradtir tiiilfate texts receive the best of
Mrs Kathryn Olesen Att Dir ' cute
6th grade Miss Myrle Davenport '
5th grade Mrs Evalyn Lipsky 5th
grade Mrs Martha Grecian 5th New Contract May
grade and music Mrs Otis Shep-
ard 4th grade Mrs Minnie Lee Be Let If Bus
White 3rd & 2nd grade Miss Val-
ta Nichols 3rd grade and music
!Strike Continues
Mrs Lowell Weehunt 2nd grade
Mrs James Williams 1st grade i No word bas been received on the
Mrs Clyde Jackson 1st grade 1 bus strike that has tied up the
Jr HS: James H Williams Continental Bus Company for the
principal Mrs Joyce Fisher math- 'past three months
ematics Bob C Holder Soc Set During the time of the strike
Ass't Coach Miss Mildred Ka- 1 communities such as Okemah
kony Phys Ed and Soc Sci I which have no railroad have been
Mrs Bessie Manwarring English virtually without transportation
V McKinney mathematics sci- Friday will be three months since
ence Mr Paul Thomas music the strike began Legally if the
Mrs Lois Craig: English and strike has not been settled within
Spanish Richard Winfrey band 3 months a new contract may be
and vocal HS let and a new company allowed to
Lincoln School: Mrs Ruby Mc- operate bus lines in the territory
Afee principal and 4th grade Mrs tied up by the strike
Grady Turner 3rd grade Mrs The Muskogee chamber of corn-
Thelma Martin 2nd grade and mu- merce met with the Labor Commis-
sic Mrs Marie Woodruff 1st sioner last Thursday but reports
grade indicate they received little sails-
Mr Speirs holds a BS degree faction
from Northeastern State College The strike has affected 4 states
Tahlequah with a major in In- They are Kansas Missouri Okla-
dustrial Arts Mrs Lois Craig has homa and Arkansas -
a BA Degree from Northeastern Some report should be available
State College at Tahlequah and on the situation by next week
Mrs Thelma Martin has a BS
Degree from East Central State
College in Ada Oklahoma
Speirs served in the Navy dur-
ing the '2nd World War and the
Korean War He completed the re-
quirements for his degree this sum-
mer Both Mrs Craig and Mrs
Martin are doing work toward a
Masters Degree All the Okemah
faculty members hold the standard
Bachelors Degree and eleven have
the Masters Twenty-two of the
twenty-five without Masters Degree
have completed work toward an
advanced degree Four faculty
members have completed work be-
yond the requirements for the Mas-
ters Suprintendnt' Oakes said all
children in grades 14 inclusive
who live west of Division street
and north of Broadway will at-
tend the Lincoln school All other
children in elementary grades will
enroll in the iloble building Trans-
fers will be made if necessary to
equalize teaching loads in grades
or rooms 1
Children who live outside of Oke- I
mah School District No 26 and
have not been legally transferred
will not be permitted to attend the
Okemah schools Oakes said
Due to the fact that the State
Board of Education will not allow
the schools to count in attendance
or receive money for children who
RODEO QUEEN—Jan Sturgeon
above 16 who lives on a ranch
at Thomas Okla will reign as
queen of the twenty-fourth an-
nual Elks rodeo —"America's
Toughest of 'Em Air—at Wood-
ward Okla September 2
through September (NEA)
By
WASBNGTON Aug 19 1111—Tw6
senate investigations involving Sen
McCarthy were threatened with
schedule-upsetting delays today but
apparently not because of disputes
over the controversial Wisconsin R
publican
Leaders of both senate groups
said the stumbling block was un-
expectedly difficult work
The senate investigations subcom
mittee which conducted the 36 days
of McCarthy-Army hearings just
about gave up hope of reaching a
verdict by the end of this week
I—the date chairman Mundt (R-SD)
had set for a windup
1 And a special senate committee
headed by Sen Watkins (R-Utah)
to study a proposed resolution of
censure against McCarthy indicat-
ed it may have to postpone the
Istart of public hearings beyond the
scheduled premiere Aug 30
! McCarthy announced he would
enter no protest against a deferred
I start of the censure hearings
Edward Bennett Williams Mc-
Carthy's counsel said "we have no
plans to ask for a continuance"
but it would be "working under
!pressure" he said if he had to
get ready by Aug 30 to start as
1McCarthy's defender
Sen Dirksen (R-IlD said one de-
ll laying factor has been that the
two million word official record of
the McCarthy-Army hearings coil-
sists of "about two thirds surplus'
—testimony entirely irrelevant to
the charged"
Two Arrested On
Speeding Counts
Two persons have been arrested
for traffic violations according to
police records
Richard Lermy Oklahoma City
was arrested yesterday about 8:20
pm 1 mile east of Okemah on a
charge of speeding at night
Wallace Strang was the arresting
officer
Frank Lee Perry was arrest-
ed yesterday about 6:30 pm 3
miles east of Okemah for speeding
Deputy sheriff E V Herd was the
arresting officer
Drilling News
S Montgomery No 2 Walker
in NW NW NE of 26-12n-9e total
dept 1530 feet perforated the
Wayside at 1486-91 feet pumped
34 barrels of oil and some water
Dan A Rives No 3 McCall in
SW NW SWof 20-13n-10e spudded
for a 3000-foot test
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TO STUDY CENSURE CHARGES—Attorney S Wallace Chad-
wick right of Chester Pa newly appointed counsel of the
special Senate committee weighing censure charges against Sen
Joseph McCarthy talks with Sen Arthur V Watkins of Utah
chairman of the committee (NEA)
KARIM' PROBE Ike Says Country
Is POSTPONED rrirenect Of rooked
Fence ce iPolitics
SPRINGFIELD Ill Aug 19 UTI--
President Eisenhower declared to-
day the country is getting pretty
sick and tired of crooked fence
politics" He also said he person- i
ally is "sick and tired of listening !
to the clack-clack of the prophets I
of doom" 1
Eisenhower's remarks were in
notes prepared for a speech at a 1
Republican day celebration at the I
Illinois state fair
The presidents address in an !
outright political atmosphere was
the opening gun in an administra-
tion drive to maintain Republi-
can control of congress
Eisenhower flew here this morn-
ing from Washington
Reviewing the record of Con-
gress and his administration the
President declared that on the
credit side in the field of foreign
affairs the war in Korea has come I
to an end
He also said that the Indo-China
settlement "while not necessarily
to our liking" has been accom-
plished and that "we are moving 1
with our allies" toward the for-
mation of a southeast Asia treaty
organization
Youths Returned
To Chandler On
Car Theft Charges
today in connection with another
stolen car
- The two boys ont 16 and one 19
were arrested in a stolen car near
Bo ley Tuesday by highway pa-
trolman Jack 'armour
Company of' Ada will have 20
working days from that date to
complete the $27663 project
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
Mrs Carl Longwell Castle pio-
neer has been admitted to St
Francis hospital Holdenville
J1112 WIZCLUIVI
Partly cloudy in the north por-
tion tonight and tomorrow with
scattered thunderstorms in the
northeast tonight Highs tomorrow
95 to 105
PRICE FTVE CENT
Zed Party Ousted
Senate House
n Compromise Bill
But Provision To
Make Membership
Illegal Is Out
WASHINGTON Aug 19
VP) — A compromise bill
outlawing the Communist
party sailed through con-
' gTess today and went td
I President Eisenhower flit
signature The controversial
provision to make membet-
ship in the party illegal
was knocked out of the bill
The senate passed the compre-
mise measure by a rollcall vote of
79-0 The house promptly approv-
ed the legislation which had beeh
the big stumbling block in congres-
sional quitting plans
As it finally went to the White
House the bill was close to a ver-
sion which Eisenhower earlier had
1 called acceptable to him although
he had not backed the measure
Cut out however was the administration-opposed
proposal Of
Sen Humphrey (D-Minn) to fix
prison terms and heavy fines On
all members of the Communist
party
The bill declares the Communist
party to be "an instrumentality of
a conspiracy to overthrow the gov-
ernment of the United States" and
provides it shall not be entitled
1 to "any of the rights privileges
and immunities attendant upon le
gal bodies"
It also provides that any labor
organizations found by the govern-
molt to be Communist-infiltrated
shall be stripped of any legal stand
' I ing before the National Labor Re
!Ilations Board (NLRB)
1 Further it says that any person
: I who is a member of a Communist
1 action group shall be subject to
I the penalties provided in the 1950
!internal security act
1 This last was the key:to achiev-
ing a measure acceptable on the
one hand to the Eisenhower ad
ministration which was concerned
that the 1950 law might be nulli-
1 fied and on the other hand to
congress members intent on pasS-
I ing a law to "outlaw Communism"
1 A senate-house conference com-
I mittee whipped the compromise in
le shape this morning substitut-
ing the reference to the 1950 law
for a former criminal section de-
claring membership in the Com-
munist party to be illegal and sub-
: ject to fines and imprisonment
1 The house passed and sent to
the senate today a bill providing
: 514 billion dollars to run the global
military and economic aid pro-
gram for the year ending in mid-
i 1955 The total falls nearly 800 mil
lion dollars short of President Eis-
1 enhower's request
The roll call vote was 188-77
The senate was expected to act
soon on the measure a compro-
mise figure which would provide
: less new cash for military and
economic aid than either branch
! voted earlier
Two youths being held in coun- votea earlier
ty jail on a charge of car theft
have been returned to Chandler to Nolen To Attend
face charges county sheriff Dew-1
ey Smith said today I Fraternity Meet
The action was taken after Dal-
Florida las authorities questioned the pair I In Miami Fl ori
County atorney Coleman Nolen
I will attend the 24th Biennial inter-1
I
i national convention of the Lambda
Chi Alpha Fraternity at Miami
Beach Florida August 29 to Sept
1
I Nolen is secretary of the board
I of directors for the fraternity
! More than 1000 undergraduates
!alumni and guests are expected to
Iattend the convention
I The fraternity was founded in
1909 Chapters located in Oklahoma
are at the University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma City University Okla-
! homa A&M and the University of
i Tulsa
Weleetka Street 1 of directors for the fraternity
'Work Slated To ! More than 1000 undergraduates
i alumni and guests are expected to
Oklahoma
n
omi a
Begirt August 30 I attend the convention
Vwa i n sou
s founded
Weleetka's Main street widening I 190T9hechfarpatteerrnis located
and resurfacing job on US Highway are at the University of Oklahoma
75 from Shawnee to Seminole ave- Oklahoma City University Okla-
flues is scheduled to get started I homa A&M and the University of
Aug 30 1 Tulsa
Senator Paul Ballinger says the
contractors Hunter Construction 1
DIVORCES
Company of' Ada will have 20 s
working days from that date to Cononel Jones vs Mary Jones
complete the $27663 project Sarah Hicks vs Cheparney Hicks
LICENSES GRANTED
Pool billiard and beverage 11-
eenses were granted to Ira Daven-
port In county court Wednesday
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Strong, Jack W. Okemah Daily Leader (Okemah, Okla.), Vol. 29, No. 189, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 19, 1954, newspaper, August 19, 1954; Okemah, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2165742/m1/1/?q=wichita+falls: accessed July 1, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.