Dream House Tax Woes Cloud New York Prize
A 194-world housing exhibit on West 52nd Street tied to a dream house won by a student veteran faces taxes and high costs. The Birnbaums fear an income tax on the $5,000 value and delays adding daily parking fees. They offered to donate the house but faced tax and resale hurdles as plans to dismantle and store it proceed.
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New York
West 52Nd Street
Rockefeller Center
Ausbard
U. & Internal Revenue Department
Lone Street
Avenue of the Americas
T Sixth Avenee
Fdnn Birnbaum
Hosital
Rowse
Birnbaum
Randolph
Jerome Foletsky
Rnto
Plainfield Lumber and Supply Company
Flainfield
N.S
Dream Howe
Treyvallow
Pioneer Resident Of This Area Buried Tuesday
Olin A Gaither of 1160 South Rightane died Monday afternoon at 1 39. Pareral services were conducted from the Methodist church at Reft Tuesday afternoon at 3 20 with burial in East Hill Cemetery. He was born November 5 1873 in Arkadelphia Clark County Arkansas and married Maggie L Wright on December Ob 1807. They had three children, including a professor at the University of Oklahoma and a Continental Gin Co employee in Hattiesburg Mississippi. The Gaither family operated a general mercantile establishment at Brookston Texas and later a general store in Hickory Murray County Oklahoma, moving there in 1929. He suffered ill health from 1939 and the business was sold. The Gaithers moved to Ada in September 1846 and had since resided there. He was highly esteemed, friendly, courteous, a successful merchant, and a pioneer supporter of East Central State College and its education for his children.
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Olin A. Gaither
South Rightane
Methodist
East Hill
Wr. Gaither
Arkadelpatia Clark County
Arkansas
Maggie L. Wright
University of Oklahoma, VW. Uf
Continental Gil Company
Hattisburg
Mississippi
Bruce Liven
Ada
Gaither
Myrtie Gaithes
Brookston
Texas
Hickory
Murray Coury
Oklahoma
Rolf
Healey
Ade
Wageen
Necognac
East Central State College
Pecan Grove HD Group Meet At Home of Mrs Luck Price
The Pecan Grove home demonstrate club met at Mrs Luck Price home with Mrs Ross Fulton presiding. Plans included programs and a $15 donation to Valley View hospital polio fund. A Sept 13 meeting was called to select fair exhibits. Several members were thanked for attending.
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Pecan Grove
Luck Price
Ross Fulton
Valley View Hospital
Ella Martin
Donnie Robbins
Edna Mae Martin
Richard
Mae Marcin
Oltie Mae Fulton
Mira
Nellie Dew
Ruby Abbott
Lila Newton
Time. Abbott
Melba Price
Jaunita Floyd
HDA
Matchery Group To Meet In Oklahoma City Convention
The three day Oklahoma Hatchery Association convention opens in Oklahoma City on Tuesday. Visiting speakers include H W Alp Chicago director of the poultry branch of the American Farm Bureau. He is scheduled to speak Wednesday night.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Hatchery Association
H.W. Alp
Chicago
The
Aimerican Farm Bureau
Ache Suleig
Krumtumt Joins Ada High School As Instructor
Ada High School announces the employment of Charles Krwetdm as music and chorus instructor. The native of Weatherford brings a broad background with degrees from Southwestern and OU, plus extensive military service and teaching in multiple districts. Officials say the chorus program will be expanded this year as Krwetdm begins duties in Ada.
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Charles . Krwetdm
Wee Gal
Ada
Ada Ta
New Guinea
Tndust
Philippines
Aga
Highway Fatality List Totals 345
John S. Powers a 30 year old circulation manager for the Chickasha Daily Express was killed early today in a head on collision with a bread truck on Highway Fated north of Lawton. James Vestal Lazing 35 Fletcher driver of the truck escaped injury. Powers was a WWI veteran and civic leader. Funeral arrangements not set. Oklahoma’s fatality toll for the year rose to 349.
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John S. Powers
Chickasha Daily Express
Lawton
Oklahorma Press Association
188Th Field Artillery
Chickasha Ho-Dtown Square
Powers
Hurst-Beaton
American Legion
Chickasha
Oil Industry Reaches Ninety Year Mark in 1959
FIQUSTON Tex Aug Next Saturday marks the 38th anniversary of American oil. Titusville Pa hosted the first well. Since then the industry has spread to 24 states with over 1.25 million wells. By early 1950s output reached tens of billions of barrels of crude.
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Fiquston
Tex
Edwin J. Brake
Titusville
Drake
Amatican Petroleum Institute
United States
Rent Control Fights Move Forward Amid Support
Washington reports rent control backers welcomed renewed funding prospects while delaying broader plan changes. Senate action reaffirmed congressional support for rent controls as lawmakers debate additional funds to protect tenants and prevent evictions, with a House vote pending for extended fiscal year financing.
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Washington
Cofset
Speikings
Chen
Woods
Senate
Gotho
Howe Amt
Bwem
Douglas
Orzek
le Due Senate
Doug
Woods’ Agency
Atooe Energy Commission
Veterans Administration
Arte Billy
Kiwanians Hold Ladies Night Meet at Norris Ranch
About sixty Aga Kiwartis Club members and their wives attended a Ladies Night at Norris Ranch on Sheep Aweek Monday. Secretary Hugh Norris reported everyone enjoyed swimming and a big chicken barbecue. Ladies Night is a quarterly club event.
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Kiwanians
Norris Ranch
Aga Kiwartis Club
Hugh Norris
Clus
Sightless Girl Law Student Fits Career With Husband Partner
TOPEKA Kans NEA Hex curiosity led to accidents injuring a blind student. Ray Arvin excels at Washburn Law School while Kay Arvin trains for a law career with her husband as partner. He nears completion of his education for a Bor. she may regain sight after cornea transplant surgery slated next winter. Kay met her husband at Ottawa University. they wed after Army and war department work. She remains active in law activities and community service, balancing studies, caregiving, and daily life despite intermittent vision challenges.
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Topeka
Kans
Nea
Ray Arvin
Aaeprt
Washturm Law Schoet
Larkin
New York
Arvin
Gota
Apedighst
Washburt
Kay
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Kass
War Department
Hawaii
Ley
Saipan
Wichita
Hens
Les
Seegyagh County
Key
Forest fires threaten Bordeaux area with deaths
Rain reduces danger as fires in the Bordeaux region claim two lives. Military officials report outbreaks near Sauests village and evacuations underway. A later communique says the fire is under control though fronts remain quiet. Four more bodies found in the forest near Cotas yesterday, part of a toll of seventy eight previously reported.
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Bordeaun
Brante
Netions
Here
Bordeaux
Bordeaus
France
Sauests
Cotas
Size of Shovel Job Increases in Savanna Okla
Fragmentary report from Savanna Oklahoma notes a shovel task tied to a grim incident after an automobile crash. Local remarks recount a deceased dog and a buried body discussion, with speculation about larger municipal work.
Seven Counties Dominate Key Oklahoma Prohibition Vote
Seven heavily populated Oklahoma counties Oklahoma Tulsa Muskogee Creed Jomal-Rea Kay and Garfield hold key sway in the September 20 special repeat election on prohibition. Dry forces say this cluster has consistently produced large repeal votes in five prior elections, with the south showing the strongest support for prohibition.
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Dayton
Oklahoma City
Sia
Themy
East
Okkahomi
Prohibition
Cepa
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Muskogee
Creed
Jomal- Rea
Kay
Garfield
House Vote Sought to Break Waterway Deadlock
Rep. Rankin seeks a House vote on a motion to break deadlock over funds for feed control and waterway projects for the year ending June 4. The plan would steer specific appropriations and largely align with House–Senate conference aims, including construction start funds for the Tennessee-Tombigbee waterway and added flood control and river harbor projects.
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Washington
Ramin
DeMiss
House
Senate-House Conference Committee of Army Civil
Rankin
House Lanfereys
Mississipian
Alabama
Senate
Opti Ima Reservar
Chile
Setate
Whitthogtoo
House Public Works
Moretery
Pew
Arkangas Prover
Arkangas River
Eufaula
Dardanelie
Orla
Monsas
Blo
Ark
Atlantic Hurricane Moves Northward
Northeast storm warnings were hoisted at Cape Hatteras as the Atlantic hurricane, called Harry, moved slowly north and eastward at about 20 miles per hour. Forecasts predicted an approach near Cape Flutteras early tomorrow morning with winds near 60 to 115 miles per hour and gale force winds extending 225 miles outward.
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MEAML
Cape Hatteras
Fcsty
Atlantic Hiericane
St. Augustine
Fla
Grady Norton
Weather Bureau
Kane
Harry
Cape Flutteras
Carolina
Cation
San Tivan
Kinchey Field
Sarmada
City of the Virgin and
Leeward Slanes
Miami
Truman
Fiquida
Idealists Push for 17 Nations United States Plan
Former French Premier Paul Reynaud advocates a federated European market and collective security to bridge America and Europe. He warns sovereignty losses are likely but argues a united Europe could survive amid Western crises, urging preparedness and international cooperation.
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United States
Strasbourg
Beane
Concentek
Paul Reynaud
Europe
America
Euasia
Yemab
Sens. le
General Acknowledges He Gave Hunt Information
Washington reports Maj. Gen. Herman Feldman acknowledged giving Jeoness Hunt information on army purchasing plans in 1947 and said none was confidential. He defended his actions as for the service and the country and offered to justify every decision during questioning by a Senate committee.
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Washington
Herman
Senate
Ton
Feldman
Feltman
Witnassex
Hae
Pis
Wayne K Alem
Aderne
Arigetes
Feldram
Feliman
Allen
Los
Costs To Prepare Kids For School Increases Burden
New York August reports rising expenses for child wardrobe and school supplies as merchants anticipate a big baby year. Families seek affordable outfits and gear while retailers project a strong back to school market next month and into 1947.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Amc
Jean Sulk
Amore
Dallas
I Oregon
Brook
Ted
Fire South
Boston
Smitken
Fillien
Hove
Hargest
Aki Wari
Gainesville Circus May Star in Movie
Gainesville Texas August 20 A Miamis circus may star in a feature film with Columbia Pictures cooperation. Negotiations involve Roy A Stamps president of the circus and Grant of Columbia to film circus scenes in tents and provide equipment. If made, Gainesville residents would share in the picture’s earnings and the circus would spend weeks in Gainesville gathering material. The story writer Ronald Begin would start work when the circus exhibits in Austin on September 2 and 3. The show enters its twentieth season and has drawn over half a million people in Texas and nearby cities.
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Gainesville
Tex
Gainenville
Amo
Community Circus
Columbia Pictures Corporation
Roy A. Stamps
Rire
Adr Biarshal
Grant
Columbia
Colér
Fielrs
Ronald Begin
Austin
Tracrbak
Texas
Civic
Nalions Crude Oil Production Up in Week
Tulsa Oklahoma August 3 The nations crude oil production rose again in the week ended August 21 averaging 4 2050 barrels daily The Journal reported an 8500 barrel gain from the prior week with domestic output rising in Minnesota to 186 000 barrels Oklahoma to 37 percent and Mississippi to 85 950 barrels California up to 569000 barrels
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Tulsa
Onta
Tre Clame Gag Journal
Fhe Journal
Minoss
Oklahoma
Mississippi
California
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de Tment Oi Vowe
OFU
Rational
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Basa
Andi Beuter
Lewis S. Salter
Dronm Emeritus
Kruratum
Tim
WEA
Jervies
Kax
Heidi
Toneka
Jany
Pie
Thad
Om the Law Review Board
Wagtbyrm Bar
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Prem
Ameng
Benzees
Kay Arnwin
Savanna
Okda
Frank Putman
Putnam
Bigifway
Aparment
Chlahoms
Tatue
Creek
Okmulgee
Kay and
Gorheld
Shrengjin
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Wete
Corte
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By Dewey MacKenzie
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Regnaud
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Vichy
Reynaud
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Reyrus
Gaineville Circus
Columbia Pictures
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