Convention Leaders in Oklahoma PTA Meeting
Disrupted OCR text outlines Oklahoma PTA convention plans with mentions of Mes Fran Mototxite Tulsa and World Citizenship, highlighting leadership roles and a meeting program. The readable fragments indicate a state convention with board chairs and prominent participants, though many names and specifics are garbled.
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Oklahomas
PTA
Mototxite
Tulsa
Okkhas
Plom
Dususan
Supe
Dinan
Dom Dhenusdons
Vk Pvpa
Os Reilehye
Kite State
Ead Chaleian E World Citizenship
Contingency Fund Of Governor Low Contingency Fund
A garbled city notice from OMA CITY on April 25 references the contingency fund approved by Governor Low. It notes three appropriations totaling amounts around 21,500 with related legal actions and a small 1,500 item. The fragmentary text mentions TSU and an attorney, with unclear descriptions of purpose or recipients.
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Oma City
Apel
J Turner
Nis
Tsu
McAles
Aveda
Weather report fragment with unclear location data
Fragmentary weather notes describe fair conditions in a south region with northeastern and eastern directions. Forecast hints at near 80s temperature with light breezes and possible mist or fog in the morning. Some words appear garbled, but the overall tone suggests mild, dry weather with no severe conditions anticipated.
Regional Meeting Opens With Bustle Of Activity Here
delegates from fourteen southeastern Oklahoma counties registered by 10 a.m. opening day of a two day regional PTA convention in Ada. about 250 had already signed in with hopes of surpassing 200. cool sunny weather greeted attendees at Ada Junior High School as the Fuaior High building buzzed with activity and observers noted many stylish outfits. National PTA vice president Mrs Newton Leonard of Chicago greeted delegates and cited 5,800,000 members in 80 branches worldwide. she urged teachers and parents to educate for democracy as Gen. MacArthur urged, if democracy is to be taught to children, parents must be educated first.
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Oklahoma
Ada
Ads Junior High
Fuaior High
Seve Mitchell Dies Suddenly at Ada Home
Seve Mitchell died suddenly at his home west of Ada after finishing a meal. Funeral plans were incomplete. Surviving are his widow, a son Steve Mitchell Jr of Ada, and one grandchild. The obituary notes he had recently been in good health and helped carpenters working nearby.
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Nell
Ada
Criswell
Mitchell
Hin
Ady
Steve Mitehe, Jr
P-TA Dinner Set With Program and Speakers Tonight
The P T A convention hosts a busy schedule through Friday with Mrs. KB Wilcox and Mrs. SS Matofsky presiding. Tulsa state president Rev C A Ridge delivers the invocation, Supt. Rex Korrison hosts. Entertainment includes June Little matinda, Ed Rita Pokorny, Jaqueline Richards. The general session centers on Are We Meeting Present Demands and Building for Future Needs. Friday closes with Dr. Alice Sowers speaking and a business session leading to adjournment.
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P-Ta
Witermnam
Rex Q Korrison
Ada
Matinda
June Little
Edrita Pokorny
Sol Jaqueline Richards
Alice Sowers
Oklahoma Family Life Institute
Brally
Roxas Dead Manila and Malacanang Statement
President Manuel A. Roxas collapsed at Clark Field after delivering a speech on communist threats. Malacanang announced his death early today, noting he died of heart fatigue and was under care at General Eubank’s command quarters at Clark Field.
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Manila
Manuel A. Roxas
Malacanan Palace
Philippines
Clark Field
Serch
Rerxas
Olive
Th. Kubsnis
Clary Field
Eubank
U.S
Mit Airforce
Eathier
Palace
Raxaslac
Jews Claim Big Victory Over Arab Volunteer Army
Jewish sources report 2,000 fighters scoring a decisive victory over the Arab volunteer army led by Fawzi Bey Al Kaukji in northern Palestine. They claim 200 Arab casualties and capture of field guns. Arab League and Arab spokesmen dispute, citing encirclement and ongoing battles as of mid April.
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Aywil
Fawai Bey al Kaukji
Palazshitve
Arab League
Cairn
Fowni Bay
Mishmar Haemak
Maida
Fegenah
Desis
Ahmed Milmi Pasha
Iowne
Panzi Bey
Cairo
Anment
Haganah
Fawhi Bey
Aas
Cerivet
Westerday
Abs
House Votes More Funds To Air Force
The House passed a bill to expand the Air Force from 35 to 70 groups with $627 million allocated for an initial 70 group force. The measure, approved 3 to 0 in a party manner and sent to the Senate, notes ongoing negotiations and possible further funding as defense needs expand.
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House
Air Force
Washington
Senate Today
Bill Provictioe
Ofae Ra
Tabse
R-Ny
Senate
Sylmngton
Defense Forrestal
Airliner Crashes Short of Runway in Eire 30 Dead
A four engined Lockheed Constellation from Calcutta to New York crashed 4000 feet from Shannon runway. 21 passengers and 2 crew aboard. 30 dead with one survivor, Thomas Worst of Burbank, manager at Lockheed Shannon. Officials cite bad weather and impact with an obstruction during a second approach.
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Eire
Shannon Airport
Constellation
Calcutta
New York
George Henderson
Damascus
Washington
State Department
George D. Henderson
Diethran
Saudi Arabia
Rome
U.S
Enver Hoxtra
TPL
BFR
Crafh
Basil’ Wrrnock
Americam Merseas Airlines
Shannon
America’s
William Fitgerald
Americam
Tne Indien
Power Interruption Briefly Affects Ada Area Utilities
A planned outage occurs Sunday morning for about 15 minutes as Ada's electric system shifts feeder voltage from 19 009 to 24 000 volts. Work over two months updated Triangleone and other lines with timing estimates and reminders to reset electric clocks and refrigerators after the event.
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Dentine
Blue Cross County Enrollment Under Way This Week
County wide Blue Cross enrollment drives into its fifth week with over half the county covered. A meeting is set for Thursday at OR Center at 7 pilots with attendees from Bubpe, Mire well, Guley and Wurslel. Mrs Belly Mayes leads the county effort. City enrollment begins Monday with booths at First National Bank and Chamber of Commerce.
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Blue Crees
Ryng
Henner
Oakman
Belly Mayes
Blue Cross
Fire damages wing at Horace Mare Spanier High
Tulsa officials report a night blaze causing damage to the Horace Mare Spanier High School wing. Principal Frank Somsintnt said classes would not be affected while costs to repay and replace equipment exceed a whistle.
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Cee Orta
Apel di Phu
Horace Mare Spanier High
Tey Thornton Blaze
Frank
Bitter Italian Campaign Enters Final Round as Communists Lose Ground
Rome reports Italy's bitter campaign enters its final phase as pro Italy candidates press to close while authorities warn of unrest and a 32 hour pre-poll blackout. The Communist party reportedly faced strikes and clashes near Mantua and Mantova amid a tense national scene.
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O'Brien
Rome
Pro Italy
Bitlker
Algide de Gasper
Christian Sdemoeerh
Koa
Naa
Mantua
Montava
Maiua
Mantas
Sovvavaie
Mamtas
Auid & Vacine
Sorail
Caragenieri
Eigis
Campuaning Stremtots
Safest States Tie for National Safety Contest Honors
The 1947 National Safety Council event names Oklahoma City and Wilmington as joint safest cities, with Chicago and others earning top marks. The article notes Thomas FH. MacDonald’s opposition to certain vehicle and private term limits and references ongoing debates over public safety policy and state rankings.
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Chicago
Alahoma City
Okla
Wilmingson
Del
Ceticat
Thomas FH. MacDonald
Opissinier
U.S
Arguments Heard In Lewis Case With Decision Monday
In Washington April 107 Judge T Alan Goldsborough heard arguments in Saba L Lewis contempt trial and postponed ruling until Monday Assistant Attorney General E Graham Norison argued the government says Lewis and the United Mine Workers are in contempt of court for failing to show up at a court order issuing a coal strike. The government says contempt is a direct offense while Lewis counters the position. The case remains undecided as the judge prepares to render a verdict early next week.
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Piewe Tso
Wally K. Hisling
Lewis Hag Gorishoroweh
Sen
Sapiens
Lewis
Alfacmens
Contortima
Uae
Ofan
Morison
UMW
Sam
Cst
Itis
Galdsborough
Simul Poe
Havin
Rizley Seeks Reasons for Surplus Goods Hold
Rep. Rizley of Oklahoma demanded the State Department explain why surplus goods valued between 27.9 million and 20 million dollars remain unsold. He ordered Tyler Wood and George Truesdale to testify before the investigating subcommittee. The items include refinery equipment mining tools railroad equipment and heavy machinery.
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Washington
Rizley
R-Okla
State Department
Russia
Tyler Wood
George Truesdale
Ringley Tor
Thia
Truck Splits Train After Collision at Enid Crossing
A Kansas City to Ballas rail derailment near Kremlin Oklahoma left one killed and several injured when a sand truck driven by H M Laughlin collided with the last cars. George W Moesler, an Oklahoma City real estate man, searched for his missing wife aboard the Texas Necked train as authorities identified a torso in the wreckage and determined other victims. Investigators said the speeding diesel locomotive jumped the track at a grade crossing, with fire and dust signaling a catastrophic wreck affecting multiple hospitals in Enid and surrounding areas.
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Saul Ferdmean
Kremlin
Okla
T.e
Bock Island
Texas
George W. Moesler
Oklahoma City
Enid
Bark McClintock
Wichita
Kas
Here
WR. Penning
Kan- Mae
Broadway
Hes
Iks
Raymond Byorak
University of Wiscon- Sin Musicwhy
Madison
Wis
Enid Geseral Hospital
Martha L. Wilson
Manhattan
Enid General Hospital
Kansas City
Ballas
Keomlin
Clarence Kester
T. N. Wilson Sait
H. M. Laughlin
Kester
The Pessimist Pondered Garden Plans Amidst Noise
Lem Wheeles mused on starting a garden this year while his wife stayed distant. A loud visitor disrupted the moment, shouting about a public speaker and staging a five hour demonstration, leaving the scene unsettled.
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Lem Wheeles
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