District Court Resolves Crimial Cases Near Ada
District Court actions continued as juries heard multiple cases. A. Bradshaw was found guilty of manslaughter in the degree and fined 100 dollars. Adkins faced murder charges with insufficient evidence for conviction. Vegiver pled guilty to reckless driving and awaits sentencing. Frazier and Quits Ten faced vehicle theft and assault with intent charges. Roy Smith awaits trial for manslaughter in a northwest Ada school incident.
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Hoyt
Sne
Dary
G. Adkins
Adkins
Desse Peters
Corr i Fage
Dogourte
de Ly
G. Adisas
Driskill Veber
James Richard Vegiver
Billy Frazier
Frazier Lu
SC .Boswell
Bark Quits Ten
Foo Astrull
Ginthe
Ace Rya
Grand Laren
William Roy Smith
Ada
Wv Hiltert
Dudie Drnghill
School Contest on Land Capabilities Being Carried Out
Farm event in Stillwater features 18 men from 4 H PFA veterans and adults. Leaders instructed on show workings and observers visit Carmen farm for hands on experience. Over 200 entrants expected with four winners per division earning Certificates of Acvata. Ada Evening News reports judge in Oklahoma case noted as critical in hospital.
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Pantotoc Teday
Ed Roberts
Soit
Stillwater
Ehciteen
Coset
Carmen Farm
Ahleson
Pri
Oklahoma City Weather Summary
Forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Friday with southeast to east winds. Warmer conditions expected in the west with low temperatures around 26 to 36. Highs Friday may reach the mid to upper 70s.
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Oklahome
Gemtyal
Prospects of Atomic War Are Remote Says Scientist
Dr Gerald Wendt spoke to the Knife-Fork Club on modern science and atomic energy. He said atomic war is unlikely in the near future and that fear of the bomb stems from misunderstandings of atomic physics. He warned that fear abroad and continued U.S. production of bombs complicate peace, but urged education and research to reduce danger.
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Gerad Wendt
Edio
Forle
Wendt
Peart
Sci¢nece
Wende
Geren‘tista
America
United States
Mare Prgolee
Dr. Wendt
College Players Add New Laurels In Spring Comedy
East Central college audiences packed the auditorium for a near capacity showing of Heaven Can Wait a three act comedy by Harry Segall. Dorothy Summers led the cast with Jim Brake and Glenn Gibson delivering strong performances as Joe Pendington and Max Levene. The ensemble received praise for casting stage settings and musical interludes by the East Central Symphony orchestra with another performance planned for Thursday at 8 p.m. Admission was 25 cents for children and students and 50 cents for adults.
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Alraady
Dorothy Summers
Heaven
Cam Walt
Harry Segall
Glenn Gibson
Joe Pendinton
Jim Brake
Sigie Mr. Jordan
Glenn
Coting
Max Levene
Joe
Tan Ran Wait
East Central
Sean
East Central Symphony Orchestra
Tongat
Finlay
Central Om
Francis Man Aids Activation Of Surplus Navy Vessels
Harrall Brooks Clower known as boats waits mate and first class USN, husband of Mrs. Minsie L. Clower, and Mus. B. servirne! Besawrlt at the Atlantic Reserve near Green Cove Springs. A group engages in activating surplus Navy ships by removing part of the equipment for below deck storage and covering the remainder with weatherproof plastic or metal sheeting.
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Harrall Brooks Clower
Waitt’s
USN
Minsie L. Clower
Mus
B. Servirne
Atlantic Reserve Ee
Green Cove Springs
Wallace Gels Boos in N Y
New York April 7 Wallace Gels Boos in New York as demonstrators march around Red Hook school with police escort. Wallace, a third party candidate, denounces U S policy toward Russia and accuses government of blocking reform while crowds chant against him. Police escort him from the school as 1,007 attend the first meeting and 1,006 the second.
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New York
S48
Russia
Ennimumisn
Henry A. Wallan
Gacly
Cottche Dite
Branden
Benting WU
Tags
woVverel Vobentus Organi Jona
Ryank
Vabon
Presi
Sen Truman
Haly
Polia L
Wallace
Ies Hook Schook
Allen Construction progress on new home and church project
Mr and Mrs ED Pasay near completion of their new house and plan to move in soon. The First Baptist Church reports steady progress and may be ready shortly. Roy Haighers are adding a new room to their home while the town sees ongoing construction activity.
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Steaely
Allert
Pasay
First Baptist Church
Bing My
Roy Haighers
Reds Release Four Marines After Capture Near China
U S marine authorities report four Marines captured near Lingchan were released at Evivang, northeast of U S Pacific Fleet HQ. No immediate injuries noted, believed in good condition. One account says the four entered Communist territory amid protests by Chinese marines during a patrol. Details remain unclear as investigations continue.
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Shanghat
Arif
U.S
Ur Chaisteadé Cay
Fei
Novi
China
W. S
Evivang
Tsi
Wangtan Yuen
Lingchan
Syed Heise
Titor
Panson
UW. Ss
Aminssy
Nanking
Thas
Marine Capi
Dubn Bristow
Comimuutist Represen Vetiver
McIne Planus
Commmunist Ters
Byl Fe Exine Cay
Driving Rain Cuts Wall Street Lines
New York April 1 heavy rain disrupted Wall Street as pickets and police crowded the main stock exchange entrance. Unions and AFL affiliates warned of a general strike, with demonstrators passing umbrellas and signs while no major clashes occurred.
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Wall Street
New York
Cine Apl Financial Workers
AFL
Searless Gyimsashizers
Stock Exchange
Unio
Lou Westers
Financial World
Rain Fails Over East and South in Midwest Weather
Rain fell across the east and south with heavy downpours in parts of the southeast and Mississippi Tennessee regions. Skies cleared in the Midwest after prior showers as cooler air moved in from Canada. Cooler, fair conditions spread to the central plains and northern mountains, with scattered rain along the western edges.
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Chicago
Midwest
Canada
Mississippi
Central Plains
Enorthern Plains
Senate House Group Works on Aid Bill
A joint Senate House panel discusses a 6.205 billion aid bill aimed at European recovery and military aid for Greece Turkey and China. The plan seeks White House passage before week's end with Senate and House votes to finalize terms and ensure nations join American efforts against Soviet influence.
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Senate
House
Abs
Tvwner
America
Europe
Lee
Greece
Turkey
China
Cheleman Vandendees
Otic
O&m
Bath
Reid Sthonial
Ching
Russia
Joint Committee Drops Spain From Foreign Aid
Washington report on a Senate committee action showing Spain removed from proposed foreign aid legislation. The move follows opposition within the committee and from President Truman, with concern over Europe defense and aid allocations.
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Spain
Johnson Elected Jaycee Secretary
Johnson Elected Jaycee Secretary at the pretaler weekly meeting of the Junior Chamber of Commerce Wednesday night Em il Johnson was elected secretary president was marred to three The tie high amen it the Wednesday night voting for pres ident were R L Gosnett Loyce Reynards and Kenneth Tucke Because the Jascees are spon soring 2 carnival meat week there will be no meeting for that week A final election of officers will be held Wednesday night April 14 The man receiving the most be president and the peond and third man will be and second vice presidents incehively
Texas Woman Dies When Hit by Truck
A tragic highway death occurred just north of the Oklahoma Texas line on WA 3 2. A woman identified as Mrs Florence Cawbey 18 of De Texas was fatally injured when struck by a truck. The death brings the year to 2944 to 91 days with 97 fatalities on state highways. Two others died yesterday from injuries received earlier in auto accidents.
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Highway Patrol
Florence Cawbey
de- Texas
H My
Tulsa
Carterville
Vilsure
Muskogee
College Plans for 1500 High School Seniors Friday
About 1500 high school seniors from the Ticetuhty East Central district are to visit the campus Friday, April 3, for Senior Day. A full day includes a welcoming assembly, lunch hosted by Ada Jaycees and Ada Chamber of Commerce, tennis, and a 2:30 performance of Heaven Can Watt in the new recreation building.
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Ticetuhty East Central District
Ada Jaycees
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Tuncheon
Tenis
Deave
Carn Watt
Government Files Tax Lien on Meyers
The U S government filed a tax lien against Maj Gen Bennett E Meyers wartime Army Air Forces purchasing officer for unpaid personal income taxes over six years. The lien seeks a 246 956 dollar claim and Meyers faces possible civil action if not paid within six years while he remains indicted on perjury and subornation charges.
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New Yor
Bennett E. Meyers
Meyers
Army Air Forces
Ausiness
Senate
Intermal Revenue
U.S
Bteyers
Im Whittr
Ing
Pugmire to Direct Oklahoma School Finance Research
Oklahoma City April 1. Dr Ross Pugmire of the University of Oklahoma will direct the state legislative preparation of school finance research for the 1919 legislature. Named by Dr Oliver Hodge, superintendent of public instruction, and a sub committee of the education committee will serve as advisors to the university faculty. Finita high school choral concert announced for Tuesday with Miss Dorothy Jacoby directing.
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Oklahoma City
Ross Pugmire
University of Oxahoma
Ugmire
Oliver Hodge
Equne
Romattee On
Berlin Airlift Begins After Soviet Blockade
General Lucius B. Clay ordered U S Army air forces to supply Berlin with food and passenger service as Soviet forces seal off land routes. Russians enforce checkpoints at border points halting all Allied traffic by land. American and British trains halted. airlift ramps up to sustain roughly 10,000 Berliners remaining.
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Wes Gallagher
Unitertain
Berlin
Ernest Bevin
Moscow
Germany
Pravda
Commuunist Party
Partite
Sactora
Mallies
Caman
Ure
Triek
Lucius B. Clay
U.S
Army Air Forces
Freezing Temperatures Sweep Much of the State Overnight
Overnight weather brought widespread freezing temperatures across western Clay and many towns. Readings ranged from 2 to 32 degrees with Hollis Boise City and Wayneka reporting the low. Stillwater Guthrie and Chickasha showed mid thirties as the forecast promised warming.
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Clayham
Hollis
Boise City
Waynoka
Gage
Guymon
Woodward
Alva
Clinton
Bk City
Newkirk
Geary
Frederick
Enid
Pomea City
Stillwater
Guthrice
Chickasha
Bartlesville
Vinita
Idabel
Fragmented Text Reflects Odd Dialectal Remark
The readable lines hint at a colloquial, archaic style with references to a woman, a man, a foal, and a first class jot. The passage appears garbled and incomplete, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable organizations. The content resembles stray OCR remnants rather than a coherent news item.
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Sherman
Tex
Robert L
Oklahoma
Durant
Salvation Army
Yim
Shanghai
Salvation Ariy
Neawe
Warsen
Francis Man
Wallace Gels Boos
N.Y
U. S
Stott
Allen
Dewey
Pigee Bewey Oe Ogi
Soto
Erat
Reds
Financial District
Washington
Amich
Touse
Meibers
Cane
Jess
Trumann
Johnson
Jaycee
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Tucker Stilties
Texas
Vinipa
Agri
Finita High Sehant
Dor- Lothy Jacoby
Tey Tinh
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