Old-Time Ford Workers Hear United Auto Workers Leader Report
In Detroit area, about 3000 Ford veterans aged 60 to 70, with decades of seniority, packed a high school auditorium to hear Walter Reuther explain union talks on pensions and industry demands. He cautioned only partial gains so far, urged readiness to strike if needed, and hinted union funds could mobilize substantial support for a Detroit-area action.
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Rev J H King leads Cromwell revival this month
Rev. J. H. King and wife have spent two weeks in Cromwell as he conducts a Pentecostal Holiness revival slated to close Sunday night. A sequence of local notices follows including injuries from a paint incident at the Turner home and a fire sale at Rickey Grocery signaling business closure.
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Pentecostal Holiness Church
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Oklahoma City
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Arkanmay
Imogens Castleberry
Oklahom
Pawlo Téiilse
Kanaus
Colorado
Nammond
Mra Miller
Bae Spert
Ada
Mra Myrtle Stip
Ringling
RM Bronaugh
Malcolm
Bronaugh
Fort Worth
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Louis
Belland Holbrook
Senny Glen
God
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Hutf
Teanie Gudgle
Ok Ighams Cit
3 & White
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Alice Deshero
Zack Carowright
Witch
Mir
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Luther Conant
Pampa
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Cavas
Fest Boch
Jewell Davis
Morris
Mar
Roy Davis
Jewell
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Tulsa
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Srotterlea
Ike Franer
Bes
Kelley Eng
Doels Tracy
Texas
Leo Johnsorm
Julie Parkins
Williams and Parkins
Sulpher
Autumn Ballerina Coats From Monte Sago Line
New season coats feature a wrap style with plaid fabrics in red green and yellow. Designs include a short cut with wide silhouette and a shoulder spreading topper resembling wings in suede velour tones. Bold tailoring aims to heighten fall fashion with practical warmth and dramatic flair.
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CEA
Monte Sago
Jakzeva
Edamear
Harry’s Hurricane Near Miami Delays Truman Visit
A tropical storm named Harry’s Hurricane approached 60 miles east of Miami as President Truman’s Florida trip neared. Weather officials reported winds around 38 to 40 miles per hour, with the storm moving west northwest and expected to slow, while hurricane hunter aircraft prepared to investigate the eye.
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Seversh stitches and hospital return home noted
Wound healing well for Ain Payne northwest of Ang. Three in Valley View Hospital after surgery are reported improving. Buford Gray of Pomona California visits Mrs. Ethel Smith at home. Various relatives travel for visits in Oklahoma Texas and Sulphur.
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Ang
Valley View Hospital
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Buford Gray
Pomona
Calif
Mrrs
Ethel Smith
Oklahoma
Cora Gray Thompson
Ada
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Rice
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Virginia Sue
Sod Westomn
Corpus Christ
Texas
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State Fair Faces Exhibits Problems
Oklahoma City reports exhibit issues at the State Fair with commercial displays causing concerns. A major manufacturer plans to feature farm equipment and dairy products as part of the postwar showcase, while advance ticket sales continue in Oklahoma City with some discounts available.
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Oklahoms
Man Thrown From Train In Arkansas Injury Details
FEXSRKANA Ark Ate 72 -( -HLBF. Mitchell 32 of San Antonio Texas was found seriously injured beside Texas and Pacific railroad tracks. He claimed he had been thrown from a Dalts-bound passenger train and sustained a compound fracture of the right leg, fractured elbow, shoulder and head injuries. Mitchell, a one armed man, told Texarkana Gazette he was tossed by soldiers after drinking. He said he left Little Rock about 3:30 pm yesterday and rode to Fort Worth. authorities reported the train schedule and noted he was found around 1:30 at hospital with serious condition.
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Mitchell
San Antonio
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Texas and Pacific
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Texarkana Gazette
Little Rock
Fort Worth
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Tin deposits in Black Hills mines of South Dakota 1904
Extract from the Black Hills region notes states in 1904 the South Dakota tin mines yielded around 280 pounds of tin and were described as the only other Arm patas deposits aside from Alaska. The fragment references exclusive regional production and marks a small but notable tin source in that period.
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Soutt Dakove Durin
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Twenty Nine Oklahoma Scholarships For Handicapped Students
Morman Ohio Ang 23 Ue Wit Rogers announces 29 University of Oklahoma students will receive scholarships this fall. Two will study medicine, three law, three chemical engineering. Others pursue home economics psychology social work ethics broadcasting and more. Scholarships average about 400 dollars yearly with monthly assistance up to 55. About 200 scholars have received aid since the fund began in 1933.
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University of Oklahoma
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Frederick man dies after stabbing in Oklahoma
Frederick Oklahoma reports fatal stabbing of Floyd Gell Edovares, 30, who was jabbed in the head at a dance hall. He died in a Frederick hospital four hours after injury. Survivors include wife Linda and three daughters Odeile Fern and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Sloventia Edwards, of Frederick.
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West
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Linda
Odeile Fern
Mir
Ad Mirs
Sloventia Edwards
Fredaries
Generals Testify No Outside Influence Swayed Decisions
Washington records show top generals testified there was no political pressure affecting their choices on the B-38 and atomic bomb programs. They described a unified stance to accelerate B-28 production and cancel other bomber plans, with senior officers noting committee inquiries and internal reviews.
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van Zandt
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Ai Force
Speatz
Harold &. Craig
Laurie Norstad
Joseph D._Melvarney
Fairchild
Cooler Weather B Y Fire Associated Three More Cool Days
The weatherman warns of several cool days and chilly nights for the region through Tuesday. Sunday brought a low of 48 at Barnesville while the state's coldest area registered 40s. Lawton and Shawnee saw the day’s high around the 83 to 90 range with night temps expected to drift down into the mid 50s.
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Chandler
Lawton
Shewnee
Granite state pardons board begins clemency hearings
The Oklahoma pardon board started reviewing 23 applications for clemency from McAlester State Penitentiary and the reformatory at Grenite. Town official Joe Harp, longtime pardons officer, has been named new warden at Granite.
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Atate Parca
Ane
Bagra
Soday
McAlester
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Perphe
Officar
Grenite
Bartlesville Plans Cooperate Athletic Program For Youth
Bartlesville Oklahoma outlines an intra curricular athletics program for seventh grade boys and girls. Bedley Ricketts, coordinator of athletics for city schools, states the plan will emphasize a well rounded program with participation from both genders across youth ages.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Bedley Ricketts
Athlenes
Fashion notes on jumper dresses and fabric choices
The article reviews spring and school outfits featuring jumper dresses in blue and pink with smart tailoring. It highlights soil resistant fabrics like gabardine and rayon gaverdines, detailing necklines, pockets, braid trim, and coordinating white blouses to create polished, practical ensembles for schoolgirls with styled hair and puffed sleeves.
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Jumours Ane
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Streghin
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Amd Rayon
Two East Central graduates leave McSwain theater staff
The article notes Peggy Bush and another Ada born graduate leaving their box office roles at McSwain Rive-Rite theaters after this month. It mentions their recent work at East Central for bachelor degrees, and hints at a hospital training lineup with a September start, reflecting long service and regional ties.
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Former County Man Dies In Auto Crash On Overpass
Dougies C Dearman 34 resident of Fre Smith Ark died instantly Saturday afternoon when his car struck the Fas co overpass and veered into the southwest corner of the concrete. Witnesses saw the vehicle skid and the left front damage, with pieces torn from the car and the right sidewalk struck. Trooper Glenn Clark reported two witnesses to the fatal crash and noted Dearman was traveling at a high rate of speed prior to impact. Surviving are his widow Mary Dearman and daughter Lingia, his parents Mr and Mrs Tillman Dearman, and other relatives in the county.
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Bamtotoe County
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Ark
Bearman
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Jeams
Chalmers
Jim
Smith and
Hutchinson
Texas
Srith
Packard
Glenn Clark
Claris
Desman
Mary Dearman
Lingia
Praith
Kes Tillman Dearman
Beta Sigma Phi Prepares Ada Chapter Installation
Ada to host new Beta Sigma Phi chapter with Miss Larry EK Johansen from headquarters guiding initiation. Local women invited to Aldridge hotel this week to learn program details, membership by initiative, and the chance to form the new chapter.
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Beta Sigma Phi Teternational
Larry EK Johansen
Lise Johnsen
Baldiss Sco
Bete Sigma Pal
Frederick
Enid
Beta Sigma Phi
Mart
United States
Ees
Okleans
Beta Sigma Psii
Miss Johnson
Aldridge Hotel
Maleure
Miss Juhngorn
Aldtitwe Bote
Unclear fragment from Mealeaster schedule notes
A fragmented OCR item records a chaotic daily schedule with names and times that are partially legible, mentioning Jimmy and Pete among others and a sequence of events that is difficult to interpret from the unreadable text.
Government Asks Strikers to Try For Settlement
Washington appeals to CIO Longshoremen and Warehousemen’s Union members to seek settlement in the Hawaiian dock strike. Government mediation talks may follow if initial efforts fail, with dangers to Hawaii’s sugar, pineapple, and food supplies noted. The walkout began May 1, causing export shortages and economic strain on the islands.
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Aidan
New York
Ching
Able
Te Tawaii
Hawaii
Longshorepven's
Egmn
Baweijem
Grandmother Visits In Wapanucka
Mrs Jared of Lincoln Nebraska visits in Wapanucka with her daughter Mrs Garman Knipple and family. Other visitors include Miss Belex, Juan Knappie, BGS Alvee Mae Swins Ingle from Wood California.
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Jared
Lincoln
Garman Knipple
Tate Factor
Rene Sy
Miss Belex
Juans Knappie
Alvee Mae Swins
Wood
Calif
Ath and Ground Review at San Marcos Saturday
Fragmentary text indicates a scheduled Ath and Ground Review event in San Marcos Texas on Saturday. Mentions more than 200 girt ear Wings fighters and bombers parading with air support under Brig. Gen. oversight. Details are garbled.
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Sam Marcose
Tex
Air Rational Gierdamen Fror
Southwestern
Cis
Sapeos Aormanded
Soe Incodes
Encampment Notes Major Improvements This Year
The report highlights significant progress and improvements this year with emphasis on better enlistment and inspection. Leaders describe how units prepared, with careful attention to discipline and readiness as training begins this September 5 for the new season.
What They Say Ee Se Obeme The Ade Evening News
The piece reads like a fragmented guide urging readers to seek scientific facts in prairie scenes and deserts. It mentions spirits, landscapes, and tales from West territories, recommending collecting tales for winter use.
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Ee Se Obeme
The
Ade Evening News
Indian Exposition Attendance Sets New Record
At the Aug 20 opening Gide event the Amenean Indian exposition closed with confidence of a new attendance record. Over 3,000 participants attended as crowds filled the venue and prepared to depart for home on Monday and Tuesday following the event.
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Unclear excerpt details from ex-ip case
An unreadable fragment mentions a woman and an ex or ex-ip related case with charges and repayment but provides no coherent facts or context to summarize a distinct event. No identifiable names, places, dates, or outcomes are preserved in readable form.
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