Ada and Byng sweep East Central track honors
Ada and Byng high school teams dominated the East Central meet. Byng edged in Class B with 135 points while Ada earned top overall marks. medley records fell as Ada and Byng athletes posted strong sprint and field marks led by Wells and Hobbs with multiple event wins and near records. Local schools such as Shawnee, Tecumseh, and Seminole posted key performances.
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Ted Vielett
Charles Jaartect
Elmer Myrick
R. BE. Costulow
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Du Pont Announces New Chemeal For Greener Equipment
Du Pont says it has developed a new chemeal claimed to improve efficiency, reduce wear, and benefit Navy and Army applications. The announcement mentions a calcium zinc mix and a claim of broader protective effects across fields.
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Del
The
du Pont Company
Risnini
DuPont
Bro Besser
Man from Davis Seized in Broad Counterfeit Ring
George W. Kenney, 23, a Davis Ullistation operator, was arrested Friday as part of a nationwide counterfeit roundup. He is the sixth suspect seized, with notes buried on a farm and $10 counterfeit notes found in the case. Police say the fakes were well made and linked to a broader underworld operation, with multiple arrests in Muskogee and Springfield.
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Springfield
Huskogee
Ogesaw
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Virgil
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Paul Schrach
Oleburglar
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Ctheea
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Hove
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Brass Bucket May Turn To Jesse James' Gold
Lawton Oklahoma NEA Service reports a tarnished brass bucket linked to the Jesse James legend may reveal a hidden treasure. The bucket bears names and dates tied to the long lore, with officers and treasure hunters citing signs and potential maps. Local pursuit of the fabled cache continues amid conjecture of planted clues and historical figures.
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Lawton
Okla
NEAS
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Ming
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Herbert Ponlule
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Overton
Charla Jones
Cole Younger
Uncle Gorge Fuyte
Roy Baxter
Bud Daiwie
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Proauvet
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Poslek
Ceemem
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Report Reads Quoted Phrases
A garbled OCR fragment cites an investigation into a death by apparent self harm and a car linked communication. It mentions Betty A Calif, April 29, and references telephoned messages and a boat or water surface. The text is highly corrupted with unreadable segments.
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Cigarette Ban Sparks Russia Shipboard Controversy
In Philadelphia on April 11 the crew of the Pioneer reported that selling American cigarettes in Russia drew sharp questioning from Soviet officials. Seaman Frank Walker said a Soviet guard warned that such actions are not appreciated, while others noted no real demand and dismissed the practice as minor.
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Oklahoma City and Wilmington Win
Oklahoma City and Wilmington claim victory in an unclear report. The fragmentary text references April events, transportation shipments, and a message to Ashton with a hopeful token.
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Wilmington
American Editors Vote Stand Against Peacetime Censorship
Washington April 17. The American Society of newspaper editors voted against peacetime censorship and urged voluntary press government cooperation to safeguard national security while protecting sources. Fy Canhson was elected ASNE president, succeeding Ro Howard. Davi Lawrence proposed the censorship resolution.
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Cleveland News
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Blautehard
Garnett Henatuubers
Davi Lawrence
United States News and World Report
ASNE
United States
Edward J. Meenan
Memphis Press
Seimstan Dutlorad
England Abolishing Capital Punishment for Murder Trial Five Years
English debate on abolishing the death penalty for murder for a trial period of five years. The measure passed a parliamentary vote 222 to ? tensions cited over hanging. Conservatives split, Labour opposition noted, with ministers and peers weighing the necessity and humanitarian arguments. The piece discusses risks of miscarriage of justice, prison system protections, and past royal government actions.
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Anaivss Eagling
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Nie Wedi
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Big Three Talks On Germany Reconstruction
London April 19 The British foreign office announced that the United States Britain and France will attend talks on Western Germany and the European recovery program. Major topics include control of the Ruhr and economic coordination among the Allied zones. Bevin discussed postwar collaboration with Lestry and Antullian leaders, while French plans seek to align banks in the French zone with the central and allied banks.
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Nexteen Uninear Alliance
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Fishing Derby Sparks May 8 Plans in Texoma Region
Tishomingo Chamber of Commerce leads a multi town effort for a May 8 Fishing Derby along Lake Texoma. The program aims to mobilize residents and businesses for Ocean Headquarters at Cate fish Bay between Murielh and Buraci, with Tishomingo asserting leadership and avoiding crowd issues seen in other areas. A county survey shows 246 cars traveling to the derby area from Pere and neighboring counties, indicating strong local interest and competition for visitors among Lake Texoma towns.
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Claremore Peeved Over Stamp To Honor Will Rogers
Claremore residents react with frustration as a new Will Rogers commemorative stamp goes on sale November 4, Rogers birthplace city plans will sell the first day issue stamps. A mix up at the Washington stamp exchange leads to a Fort Worth memorial pictured on an envelope while Claremore experts say the correct memorial is in Texas. Local official Bob Lave reports sending photos and seeking corrections with little response thus far.
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