Elderly Farmer Dies After Tishomingo Accident
Charity William Howell an 80 year old farmer of Tishomingo area died after a 4 10 p m Thursday collision at the Highway 9 Seventh Street intersection. His coupe struck a gravel truck driven by Arthur George Ross of Fort Forsyth as the truck blocked the intersection. Howell was thrown onto the pavement and died after a period of unconsciousness. Medical examiners cited heart failure as the cause of death following the crash. Burial arrangements were to be announced by Chapman Funeral Home of Tishomingo.
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Charity Willam Howell
Tish Tnince
Seventh Street
Tishomingo
Presbyterian
Fishomingo
Wapanucka
Chapman
Fishway
Howell
Uverton
Criven
Arthur George Ross
Fontetoc
Femot
Hart
Accion
Sid 'I Ford
Seeit
Vandenberg Could Tilt Nebraska GOP Primary Result
Nebraska Republicans weigh Vandenberg as a potential factor amid a seven name ballot for the state GOP nomination. Observers cite his possible top four standing even without an active campaign, with Harold Stassen and Thomas Dewey also in the mix as campaign plans unfold in Washington and Nebraska.
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Arthur Vandenber
Nebraska
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Senate
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Tan
Harold EK
Stansy
Gov. Thenqas
New
Yoas
Robert Ay Taft
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Stassen
Campu Terding
Bondes Vandenberg
Braglas MaonAnthior
Eark Warren
Joseph Marin
Mike
al Vhoosh Warren
Syceck
Stinsen
Cys
Pri Thas
New York
T of Dao
Prim
Dewey
Bine
Slassen
Washington
Weber
Middlebury Maple Sugaring Off Celebrates Old Vermont Ways
Middlebury College hosts its annual sugaring off, a pageant of maple syrup and old Vermont customs. Students gather around sugar kettles, sample hot syrup over snow, and compete for the whitest sugar while burgers and sandwiches punctuate the festive spread amid sugaring traditions.
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NEA
Middlebury, WI
Middlebury College
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Middlebury
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Syria
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Glen
Doug
Letitiy
Svankiarters
Vermont
Eadh
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Green Mountain Range
Surinams
Middlebury Cokena
Barnyard gate meeting outlines dairy production and farm safety
Attendants gathered for a barnyard meeting at Clarity and Coal Fate venues, viewing a film How’s on the Farm about dairy cleanliness and milk quality. Prizes awarded for cream cans and gear. Livestock Day plans noted with stock and feed program details.
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Clarity
Family Gives Up Hope For Coach
Pittsburgh April 11 family spokesman said a member declared he had given up hope for coach Da Joh B. Sutherland after brain surgery. Surgeons said a substantial brain condition could not be corrected by the operation, which followed a prior procedure and left the coach with limited prospects for recovery.
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Pittsburgh
Droge Fox
da Joh B. Sutherland
Therland
Po Ocey
Enter 1948 County Greener Pasture Tests Now Open
Entries are arriving for the Pontoise county Greener Pasture contest sponsored by the Aa Chamber of Commerce and the county agent's office. Eight top contestants win cash prizes. judging covers pasture quality and livestock feeding value from Sept to Oct. Submit details to C H Zailey, county agent, Ada Oklahoma.
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Pontoise County
Cruyseesee
C.H. Zailey
Rowanty
Ada
Oklahoma
Seminole County Plans Meet April 26
Seminole County officials announce a countywide conference set for April 26 in the afternoon. The meeting will discuss better living programs, conservation, education coordination, and local agency cooperation with East Central State College and other institutions.
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Cromwell Desember
Mit
East Central Sydte College
Morrison
East Central District
Morriesom
Coughtin-Salter Adds Department and Preview Event
A local store announces a new surgical department and exclusive agents for a waterproof truss to control ruptures. An expert will demonstrate benefits all day Thisday April 15, inviting all sufferers to visit the store for the opportunity.
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County 4-H Boys Prep for Annual Rally in Ada
Pontotoc County 4 H clubs plan for the county rally in Ada on April 36. Teams will compete in two age divisions with a prize for top performers. Fat Steer and Dairy projects are highlighted with club members listed, including Packie Shing Bill Rucas Kenneth Gibson and Charles Blankenshim.
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Pontotoc
Ada
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Waness
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Pickett
Clu
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Anges
Hereford
Kenneth Gibson
Gilbert Gallup
Dar Runien
Herefour
Bull Gihaon
William Carter
Onlaman Club
Als
Chrde Casady
Latta
Greyrnsey Elfers
Charles Blankenshim
Molixh
SH Club
Dairy Club
aGaire
Dillon
Stratford
Caying
Ada Retail Plans Begin Monday For Clerk Training Movies
Ada retail program starts Monday with sales training films shown at the Kiva theater for clerks. Movies run at 8:00 and 8:45 am daily, with attendance expected from most clerks. Films include Fare it the Mickny and Behind the Counter, previewed by the Ada sales committee of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Ada
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Oscar
Play Day Program At Stonewall Aims At Outreach
Stonewall hosts a Play Day program as part of the Good Will Tour schedule. The event, set for Tuesday night April 37 at 8 o'clock in the high school auditorium, features speakers and activities under the supervision of S. Millty of Asia, chairing the committee in cooperation with local merchants and civic groups.
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Ada Violinist Chats With Fuchs At OQC Event
Ada Pearce, a young violinist, talked with Joseph Fuchs at an Oklahoma City event hosted by Oklahoma City University. The ceremony highlighted violin studies and opportunities for Pearce as she plans to major in violin and pursue college study. Fellow students Francene Pearce and Miss Manks attended, with teachers and family present for the rehearsal and reception.
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Joseph Fuchs
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Bhbart W. Bagweil
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Bagwell
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France Roptind
Lam Gong
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Jean Pale
Mias Manks
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Dovsied Meuse
Ollapoms City
Carroll Thompson
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Wise Ettena
Viola
Ails Frverne
Judge R L Williams Dies At Sherman After Long Illness
Durant Oklahoma April 100" Judge R L Williams former Oklahoma Supreme Court justice and longtime Durant resident died after weeks of diabetes heart disease and other ailments. Born December 20 1868 in Bruntson Illinois he moved to Indian Territory in 1880s and practiced law in Durant from 1909 he served as a state supreme court justice and regional judge for the eastern district later contributing to the Oklahoma Historical Society and the Robert L Williams Library burial will be in state with state guards present.
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Atlanta
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Ton
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Tudee Willams
Ict
Sim
Willars
Oehoma Historical Society
Beaulual Historical
Robert L. Williams
Farm tractor overturns killing Hobart farmer
An apparent fatal tractor accident near Hobart on April 1 reports 45 year old Harl Holder, a pork farmer, was crushed when his tractor overturned while working. Authorities described the scene as a tragic work incident with this single casualty.
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Gallows for Fourteen of 55 in Nazi War Crimes Trial
Report from NUEENBYSNE states fourteen officers of Adolf Hitler’s elite guard were executed for war crimes. The verdicts came after trials that condemned high-ranking Nazis, including the notorious leaders known as the Grypsias the Rakes of Maz armies, with remaining convicts given long terms or life sentences.
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Adolf Hislers
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Maz
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Russia
Sadilo
Doni Tis wear-all 4 4 the 3 aime
Police stopped them for questioning after a hitchhiking plan derailed a trip toward Memphis. Two friends returned home as investigators noted no rides or further action.
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Sith Ee
Troehter
Pegente
U S Resists Russ Effort Over Berlin Communications
Berlin April 20 United States authorities rejected new Soviet proposals to restrict Western allies communications between Berlin and western Germany. Moscow sought to curb air traffic and wire lines through the Soviet zone under air safety pretenses. General William B Ball called the move an effort to isolate Britain the United States and France by limiting use of the Berlin western air corridor. American and British maintenance crews would be forced to withdraw from the Soviet zone. The United States planned to increase weekly flights to Berlin from two to four next month.
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Germany
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Coéne
Britain
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Armed Services Division
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Benin
Ome
Wither Ice
Gol
BR. A. Willard
U. S. Army
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Willard
Every Person Asked to Buy Every Person Asked to Buy
Oklahoma citizens will face an amnesty plan to buy government securities in a drive from April 8 to June 30. The program, led by Sam K. Grant, aims to place bonds in the hands of more people across an eight district, sixty counties area to support treasury needs and reduce deficits.
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Oklahoma
Sam K. Grant
Dhas Inigt
Wight
Treasury
Pretty Flimsies Have Cops Blushing In Baltimore
Baltimore police report a burglary at a women's undergarment shop where six pasties with delicate lettering and decorative insignia were stolen. The thief overlooked Wednesday's item as it was missing from the display. The theft appears tied to themes named for days of the week, suggesting disguising or mischief rather than a standard break in.
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