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The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 6

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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1952. THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN celv complainti of electoral Violators. Beware Topeka Raises Fares TOPEKA, July l-OB-To- Riot Squads Get Cover OSAKA, Japan, July 1 (Reu MEXICO TITY. Julv 1 Ml Civil State Delegates Named To GOP Platform Jobs CHICAGO. Julv 1 IJBTwn OWla- WKY Switches InfoTVNetwork authorities Tuesday issued circulars ordering all district attorneys to keep their offices open July 6, peka Transportation Co.

Tuesday filed notice of a five cent per ridel Home Economists Elect State Woman Blanche Portwood, outstanding ters) The police said Tuesday that riot squads had been issued old aay oi presidential elections, re-; homa delegates were named Tuesday to subcommittees of the Republican' platform committee meeting before the national GOP con rate increase effective August 1 because of spiraling costs. The new style shields with peepholes for use in combatting riots. A police cap schedule will be 15 cents cash fare Open Nightly 6:30 P.M. vention. Oklahoma home economics career- Oklahoma City cot "ll or 40 cents or three token fares.

tain said: 'In this age of stone throwing 'cold it is essential! we arrest people without hurting Richard Lloyd Jones, Tulsa, was is the new national president vision Monday as WKY-TV atartcd receiving network shows. The direct telecasts come to F. B. I. SMASHES 39th and Lake Overholser mem.

committee while Mrs. Alhprt KHIv jof state presidents of the American Home Economics association. Bristow, was assigned to the small yjg SPYJtING! was elected at the recent convention in Atlantic City, WALK EAST June CHAIN HrrwlOT Mr PAGET At ss Portwood is president of the Oklahoma State Home Economies FLESH AND FURY" "BLONDIE" and state of home economics educa KB Oklahoma by way of a scries of micro-wave relay towers between here and Dallas. Set owners who got up that early Tuesday morning saw the station aign on at 6:45 a.m. A film and musical program filled the time until about a.m.

Then P. A Sugg, station manager, appeared on the screen with a brief note of thanks to the per-'. sons and organizations which Northwest Stampede' "THE MARRYING KIND" Jud, Hollido, Aid. or "HERE COME THE NELSONS" Oni. end HorriK N.I.em BARTON THEATRE FIREWORKS DISPLAY tion.

While at the Atlantic City convention, she participated in national home economics executive board meetings and also was on the nroeram of work committee of II CENTER THE the home economics division of the made the network shows possible. TOMORROW at 6 PM American Vocational association. PITOl HIll'J NEWEST THEATRE I N. Eastern '66' DRIVE-IN THEATRE 501 NORTH EASTERN "BELIES ON THEIR TOES" bugg introduced k. i.ayioni, nresirient of the Oklahoma Pub Her duties in her new position 'ill be to co-ordinate the activities CHIEFTAIN lishing who made a short JULY of the different state associations.

Postmaster Confirmed I rsrrHf I Jin 3rd! mmsme WASHINGTON. July 1 0f The! Senate confirmed Tuesday James; Blanche Portwood Hiignes lo oe postmaster at talk and then pushed the switch 1 which brought in the first show di-' rect from New York. The hour-long show "Today," starring Dave Garroway, came in clearly except that films used in the New York studio were slighl- ly distorted. By 9:30 a.m. the.

New York direct shows were appearing on local sets as clearly as local studio shows. With advent of the "cable" tion when the long-pending nomination was called up. Man Gets Three Years For Role in Dope Ring SAN KIUNCISCO, July l-OW- WKY-TV will now sign on each) John Durand, 37, one-time superior court clerk in Phoenix, a sen "RANCHO NOTORIOUS" "LAS VEGAS "sTORY" tenced Tuesday to three years in federal prison. He pleaded guilty to conspiring with 22 others in a nationwide narcotics ring headed hy the late Waxcy Gordon of New York. 'week day morning with the Gat roway show at 7 a.m.

U. S. Participation In Power Project Urged by Truman WASHINGTON. July 1 Gentry, fede supervisor here, said Durand tne ouuet lor the heron slate of Arizona." 1.1.4 Picnic "ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN" President Truman made another appeal to Congress today to authorize American participation in the St. Lawrence seaway project.

He said a plan to have New York State join Canada in a huge power development along the international! LAS VECAS STORY "LONESOME PINE" river is "a poor second best." Yesterday the Slate Department' ITYl A I midwest joined Canada in requesting tne prove the power project at earliest possible date. Reporting on these noRotiatio the President said thev were "oi "SKfRTS AHOY" "BLONDIE GOES to COLLEGE' second best and a poor second nesi at mat. in ine procedure which has been awaiting congressional approval for so many DEL CITY "CANYON PASSAGE" "FRONTIER GAL" 3923 NW lOlh St. Ph. Wl 3-5200 "th'esecond WOMAN" "THE LION AND THE HORSE' "I WAl A COMUNIST FOR AIRLINE JB I 4.

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