First Planes Move Into New Hangar At Chauncey Sport Field
Report notes Friday 4:30 p m relighting hangar at Chauncey Sport Field as work continues. By Saturday three planes occupy the hangar with 35 more planned. Ada airport rapidly nearing full operation under UAA guidance. Gasoline supplies anticipated, pumps to be installed, and a 140 foot sled hangar with high doors and manual end gates readied for use.
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Chauncey Sport
Mounicipal Air Id Nutt
Guy Looper
Quberui
Gcicm
Jack Fisee
Nemarke
Ada
Ryanp
Francis Deve Soo
UAA
Trice
Ae Ai
Tay Lout
Xeallery
Agklopalag
Workrhen
Wittin
Back to That Cold Water Flat After Luxury Hotel Move
In New York on March 27 a chaotic tale unfolds as a group raised funds to aid Richard Coxen after leaving the Waldorf Astoria for a cold water flat. The move, sparked by tensions over housing costs and a mass appeal, prompted Coxen to sever ties, while supporters like Mike Jarman and Rise Stevens contribute. The episode highlights financial strain, workers’ aid efforts, and lingering housing disputes.
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New York
Oeen-ager
Massachusette
Richard Sox
Waldorf-Astapia
Myp
Navy
Ainio
The
Waldorf
Rinr Atv
Braoklyn
Waldorgall
San Antonio
Texas
Mike Jarman
Rise Stevens
Sycra
Leced
Week
Tore
Gills
Brocks
Mags
Cox
Ais
Bin
Balastee
Frtel
Agtel
Xathleen
Brookline
Allen Civic Club Organizes Horsman Group in Allen
More than 400 people attended a community program in Allen organized by the Allen Civic Club. Rex Morrison, superintendent of Allen schools, opened the meeting, with teams led by Sus Tyson and Guy Pege competing in a lively group contest. The gathering discussed forming a club for horsemen and women around Allen, noting past efforts and costs of similar associations in nearby states during 1928 and 1949.
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Allen Civic Muh
Aller
Rex O. Morrison
Wes Arvaned
Sus
Yson
Guy Pege
Getivon
Adebusnixe
Hereford School Ends And Team To Leave
Hereford High will end its season and the team plans to depart for spring training. Cadet events highlight Army Day in Norman with 1600 cadets drilling and awards for ROTC cadets. ROTC graduations and visiting officers will be featured on WMAD broadcasts as Hereford prepares for a spring schedule.
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Hereford
Norman
Pontotes
Fesman & Lindsey
Kanaws
Asvay
Air Force Order of Merit
Hil Muldrow
45Th Divison Artilery
Terome
Waters
Hazanagumeedh
WMAD
Universit Racfin
ROTC
University Corps
Guthrie Corps
Oklahoma
Buhseback
April 4-H Home Demonstration Club Meetings Schedule
Readable entries list numerous April 4-H and Home Demonstration club meetings across multiple towns in Pontotoc County. Activities include poultry, dairy, land capabilities training, and farm and home programs with extension staff noted.
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Apri
Colbitt Home
A.m. Land Capabilities
Nonrest
Francis Home
A.m. Center
A. m. Land Capabilities
Oelud
A& m
Jolia W Bachr
Extension Dairys Man
Edwig
Fittstowm
Medrat
Horne
Puangist-Eh Club
Dam
Cecdad Grove
Elua Aveting
M. Poultry Management School
Pontetac County Poultry Federation
HG. Ware
Betty Ada
Happy Land Home Deningztretian
Lula
Allen +Hehh
Tad
Fitzhugh
Homerame
Ayeil Bgaley
Qaim
Summers Chapel & H O
Mering
Weber Fitehugh
Masling
Ada
Favor and
Mebigh
Aim
Poeasamt
Union
P.m. Mart
Rolf
Byne
Om. Stosewell
Vanoxs Noemie Demonstraviaechi
Agnaa Caner
Paeeite API
Poear
Grave
Allea Rome
Meelster
Jexse
Eeting
Union Valley
Officis i Jrilges
Hughes County
Pickett Hong Dieonstration Club
Fontatoc County
Moore to Run Again in Oklahoma Senate Race
Oklahoma City March 27 Senator Moore who had said he would not seek reelection reconsidered and is expected to announce his candidacy within days. Friends report Moore faces bright prospects for a Republican victory but internal competition and Robert S. Kerr’s strong candidacy may influence his decision. He has focused on energy and petroleum issues while serving in Washington.
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Oklahoma City
Psan
Moore
R-Ok
Somata
Daily
Oklahoman
Washington, D. C
Rolvesmondens
Moore Minn
Oklahome
Robert S Kear
Dill
Idelands
Petroleums
Senator Vrain
Boeing seeks large crew for Wichita expansion project
The Boeing plant in Wichita plans a major expansion to boost production of airframes. Officials say the project will require about 2,200 workers for retail distribution and 600 mechanics and technicians, with construction and plant work slated to begin soon.
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Boeing
Wichita
Kas
Ab Wiehich
Air Foxne
Bert Hiest
Pontotoc District Scouts Exposition Prep Despite Confusing Text
Pontotoc District Scouts gear up for an annual exposition called the Big Shove to be held at Ada High Gym on Monday April. Tickets go on sale through unit leaders with proceeds noted and a 5 percent county charge listed for adults and two students. Contacts include Lyle Pudds at Western Auto Store for details.
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Scouts
Pontotoc District
Ada Senior High
Fepmn
Id P.m
Bobby Trompstin
tHelvet Sales Chaman
Lev Zee Jageng
Lyle Pudds
Margaret Truman Gels Special Ego In Easter Decor
A Washington dispatch reports on Miss Margaret Truman receiving a special Easter egg decorated by artist Louis Jalovec Day of Denver. The note from Senator Edwin C Johnson praises the tribute and describes the egg featuring rising hearts and flowers symbolizing hope and success.
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Washington
Margaret Trwimatt
Edwin C. Johnson
Thcolo
Louis Jalovec
Culo
Jay
Jay Geaipnaa
Vie
Miss Truman
Louis Jalovee
Ant
Central City Opera
Stariy
Werter
eBter
Colorado
Chinese Speaker at Sulphur Thursday
Sulphur schedule lists Nor Yong For of Oceanside as the third speaker in an international relations institute series. The topic is Understanding We Peoples of the Orient, focusing on Chinese philosophy, economy, and customs. The Rotary organization sponsors the series to foster mutual understanding and counter communism.
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Elmer
Qlean
Frm
Fittstown
He McLish
Ada Wareford
Thei
Wales
Spesia
Yong For
Oceanside
Catfornic
International Relations Institute
Welch Herd
Te Orient
Park
Rotary Intarnations
Conservation training and contest at Coalgate event
A county wide training and farm contest will occur Wednesday March 3 near Coalgate. Edd Roberts and extension soil conservation staff will lead sessions at the Community Building then move to a nearby farm for the contest conducted with agricultural agencies and 4H groups. Participants will learn about sprays, clovers, and seed blocks with seed stock available at cost.
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Coalgate
Torndale
Merchers
Calming
Comtest
Edd Roberts
Extension Soil Conservations
Tenn Shies Qtglatemia A
Mach ME College
Astamee
Agricurligual
Voruligngl Agricultural
Durman Wilson Granted Bond in Murder Case
Durman Wilson was released on bond after pleading innocent to a murder charge. Judge H. R. Tae005 waived preliminary hearing as Wilson appeared in district court with defense claims. Special Prosecutor Dave Taylor filed a maiden in district court, and Judge Justin Hinshaw granted a petition for habeas corpus later the same day amid protests. Local officials noted trial timelines hinge on court backlogs, with terms in McClain county set when cases advance.
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Tamonvens
Justin Hin
Vdge Plinshaw
Taylor
Hinshaw
Tams Awtty
Mellam
Sam
Wilson
McClain County
Joey Ters
Traffic Accidents Kill Two in Weekend Crash Wave
Weekend wrecks near Muskogee killed two people, raising state highway fatalities to 85 this year, with injuries and fatalities adding to grim tolls. Nine year old Sony Kauble of Warner died after car collision injuries, while 60 year old Alg Moers was fatally injured when struck by two vehicles near Muskogee.
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Muskogee
Mareh
Sony Re Kanble
Norman Kauble
Warner
Warnes
Central
Alg
Moers
Duskogee
Stonewall Chamber Drives Cleanups and Fire Truck Save
Stonewall Chamber of Commerce, formed five weeks ago, moves toward city cleanup projects and a new fire truck program. A new water system and rate structure improve service, while plans for alley cleanups and cemetery drives bolster redevelopment efforts as residents push steady growth.
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Stemswail Chamber of Commence
Stonewall
Bhis Pontotoc Commun
Ads
ctena-Ups
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Weise
Bill Davis
Cecil Sutfare
Earl Cradtuck
A. E. Haw
Gibson
Reid
Chamber
Stu
Prgta
Jack Bien
Stonewall Chamber of Commerce
Eden
Prompt Veto Seen On Tax Cut Bill
Washington officials debate the pending 4.2 billion tax cut bill with a veto seen as likely from President Truman amid party splits. Administration aides predict a delay as the international situation evolves, while some plan for an immediate veto message stressing military spending needs.
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Washington
Mar
Messere
Truman
Rep
Knutson Minn
Peivatels
Trumar
Yntit
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