Tension Rises as Clash Feared in Berlin Occupation Zones
Reports from Berlin describe heightened tensions between Soviet and western forces. Russian troops allegedly attacked German police in the American sector, with multiple abductions and displays near the border. Western officials warn of possible civil unrest aimed at destabilizing the Allied position.
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Berlin
Hinigdaw
Aly Shores
Fipeuy
Warrangr
Src
Amere
Jean Spolsexman
Alvisuxe
Anniatier Rairoad
Barlink
Tonttrygunz
Rendhy
Kordur
Byitigh
Were
Didnt Know Her Hubby Was Woman In Oakland Story
Oakland reports reveal Twoberta Lawson Nelson discovered her husband Robert Norton was male when police investigated theft and reported emotionally charged details. Inspector Bor and Inspector Wilh describe Roberta's reaction as hysteria while noting lack of marital relations and emotional involvement. The couple reportedly wed October 6 1946 at Rev Leiths home.
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Oakland
Cali
Twoberta Lawson Nelson
Per
Clarence Borvith
Roberta
Usband
Robert Stewart Norton
Agar
Roberty
Wilh
Roberk
Shzipnet
Phoenix Lacn
Chuculate Appointed Investigator in Oklahoma City
Chuculate, son of Deputy Sheriff Parry Chuculate, appointed investigator on Buck Cook’s staff in the Oklahoma State Charities and Corrections Department. He has been a student at Oklahoma City University, majoring in sociology, per the report.
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Chuculate
Oklahoma City
Aus
Owen Chuculats
Parry Chucculate
Matt
George Rimes
Sailsaw
Todas
Buck Cook
Char Us
Okinhonma City University
County Agent Advises Corn Harvest and Heifer Show Prep
Assistant County Agent Lester Smith outlines damage and harvest strategies for corn fields, stressing stalk cover and stubble management for wintering pests. He also guides fair exhibits, urging exhibitors to prepare entry materials, tie cows properly, and groom heifers with brushing and feeding plans for show readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stert Lugdgard
Stradeniyas
Joy
Jersey heifer calves highlighted by 4-H club plan
The article notes Jersey heifer calves developed by 4-H members including Carroll Brearley of Melish 4-H who shows a cow from 1948 sponsored by John D Kinard. Don Ala’s calf, sponsored by Mu er Construction Co, demonstrates good potential for a strong dairy animal as club members continue efforts through September contracts and cash plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarptid
Eterny
Donald Lackey
Carroll
Equalization Board Fails To Reach Agreement On Levy
Oklahoma City August 25 The Oklahoma Equalization Board did not reach a decision on a five percent or higher real estate valuation increase for counties seeking full participation in state school programs. Several members were absent and oppose spurred debate. counselor D B Colums says action will be held in abeyance until all members attend.
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Oklahoma City
Aus
Oklahoma Equalcation Soars
Pyttawalone
Sue Auditer
J. Shaw
al Forney Gener
Welbure Cartwight
Charles Morris Cid
Dae C. Scott
State Board of Agriculture
State Treasures
Joan Conners
James &. Barry
Pettewatchie
Ahlacniy
Pevale Ghisen
Thamely Ropes
D. &. Collums
Sears
Dairy and Cotton News From Barnyard to Mindanao
A fragmented report describes dairy sales of Holstein and Guernsey cattle to start soon, with a note on calving timing and awaiting guidance. It mentions improved cotton production rules in Clarita and Coalgate, with local companies acting as representatives for grading and classification, and references government support figures and a Mindanao elevation detail of 9,016 feet.
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Dale Brown
Reifery
Holstein
Guernsey
Calvas
Anynra
Helms
Wissonsin
Clarita
Coalgate
Eoton
Covlgaia Gu
Coalvate
Clarina
Philipy Pines
Mouol
Mindanao
Farmer Shoots Two State Cops in Rural Siege
PARIRISON Ark Aug 23 Two state police officers were shot during a siege at a farm home on the Sutials river near Hasey as authorities hunted Heywood Brown. Hassel Burdine said Brown shot the officers when they attempted to arrest him over a disputed property sale. Suspect Brown remains at large.
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C. Wilson
Burdine
Brown
Warren Brown
Oklahoma City War Veteran Defrauded Case Heard
A World War II veteran faces a complex fraud case in Oklahoma City as prosecutors allege theft of funds and concealment by a relative. The defense disputes key claims while authorities seek restitution and reveal alleged bribes and misused assets linked to the veteran's benefits.
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Oklahoma City
Aus
Soble Briss
Buim
Sayan
Father Anooney
O. Spiabauss
Hes Marlen
Brosedus
Berg
Honor Company Named for 180th Infantry Battalion
The Company Ramed Honor Company of 180th Infantry Battalion was selected as the honor unit after barcscks in inspection drill and class ratings. Lt Paul Alford led mortar and movement classes while Lt Eales oversaw movement camouflage and concealment. The guard detail ran from 6 p m to 6 a m with Sgt. Thomas Dumcam and others on duty. Several soldiers earned recognition for letters, reads, and community efforts, including James West and Walter James West.
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Campemy
80Th Infantry
Paul Alford
Eales
Lr. McBroory
Emtira
Bales
Kenneth Bunch
Mtn
Oral Sizemore
Bod Moore
Vadle Swirth
Pinky Ryan
Pvt
Duce Fowel
Matthevws
Cme
Atcol
Thomas Dumcam
Eugens Alford
Richard Bell
Kenmech Bunes
Capabiy Ling
Compainy
Paul Scott
Ta Standiey
Fran
Owerk
William H
Pap' Moore
Moore
Zor
Nation Ward
Jamnes West
Bermy Plowd
Nce
Oliver
Walter
James West
Pyt Copeland
Jimny Chrysler
Dalemede
Umantasim
Cama
Jerry Edwards
Basil Foor
Davis Hunsnexer
Charles McKnight
Dethert
Jerry Shirter
Bobby W Som
Olen Cook
Gale Tanemas
Carl West
Charine Moo
Johny Seven
Samasher
Topowsier Beaoners
Bob Mulling
Narsaries
Alan
Belhn
Teast
Barold Milken
Barney Ward Acquires Bebe and Plans Law School
Barney Ward, fresh from Morristown training, returns home with Bebe a German boxer guide dog. He credits his mother Mes Ward for guidance at East Central where she helped with lessons and reading. Ward, a senior, earned the O’Neal junior college award and will attend East Central and then Oklahoma University law school after a year at Central.
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Cena
Barney Ward
Central
Anpherece
Pecentiy
Morristown
Jersey
Ve. Incorporated
Birt
Babe
Barney
Chem
Midwest
City Pork Selmol
Bebe
Mes
East Central
Mr. Word
Criswet Funerals
Seven Arrested On Friday Night
Witty police arrested seven people Friday night. Three were charged with drunkenness, two with possession, and two with disturbing the peace. Lloyd Booker, a nephew, was charged with new offenses. Officers reported conversations and disorder during the incident.
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Wity
Lloyd Booker
Nepce
Eharvec
Veipe
Nis
Posses
Wiha
Nur Gallena
Choy
Polio and Sleepings Illness Reported in Japan
Am erican health report notes first sleeping sickness case in Japan and polio cases rising in the area. The known sleeping sickness patient is identified as a Japanese resident. polio cases are concentrated near the central region. Authorities urge caution as outbreak info emerges.
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Tokyo
Are
Japan
Avacet
Rawacppaaie
Cemetery committee reports improvements and plans
The cemetery care committee thanks the civ commissioners for work completed and notes the Chapel exterior is nearly finished for landscaping. Evergreens have been sprayed and the grounds mowed. after removing dead trees and shaping the entrance road, they plan paving a handsome area with gratitude from the committee led by Witherspoor.
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Witherspoor
Protest Over Western Union Hours Here
The Adz Chamber of Commerce asks the state corporation commission and the federal communications commission to help keep the local Western Union office open from 7 30 p m to 3 p m for years. A reduction in hours would impair service for rural residents who rely on telegrams and could force 24 hour waits for message delivery by mail. Verne Robart, chamber chair, seeks assistance from state and national agencies to retain the service.
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Adz Chamber of Commerce
State Corporation Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Verne Robart
Chamber of Commerce
New Chromoid Interior Paint From Cook’s Varnish Co
Cook’s Paint and Varnish introduces Chromoid, a new alkyd resin interior paint offering twelve decorating colors with five strong tones and several harmonizing shades. It features a heavy liquid formula adjustable to brushing or spraying, enabling one color across a room with varied sheens, plus durable, germ resistant enamel finishes for walls and floors.
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Tae Cook
Chromoid
Caromaié
Remedy Found for Overlong Hiccups in Pasadena
In Pasadena on August 23 1959 Theodore L. Syverson a 59 year old retired builder found relief from hiccups after trying many methods and doctors. Los Angeles resident Joseph Wollert suggested bending at the waist and drinking water from the far side of a glass. Midway through the second glass he straightened up and the hiccups stopped.
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Pasadena
Calif
Buile R
Ae Ty
Theodore L. Syverson
Joseph Wollert
Los Angeles
Ted
Ned
Climb Through Window Fatal in City California
Willem Williams aged 65 died after an attempted exit through a window in City, California, yesterday. Police report an accidental fall during the climb, with investigators noting a possible misstep near the residence.
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Atiowsl
City
Calif
Wfi
Willem Williams
Sarong & Wireow
Ada Joins Effort To Save Frisco Day Passenger
Ada civic leaders join a protest over the proposed discontinuation of the day passenger service between Ada and Tulsa. Towns along the route face delayed mail and reduced rail transportation, with protests organized and officials seeking full information on protest procedures while noting the service is valued for local offices and commerce.
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Frisco
Ada
Tulsa
Nites
France Railroad
Holdenville
Wetumbs
Weleetha
Henrietta
Oxntulgex
Sapulpa
Keith Mayeshall
Ada Caamber
Commerce
Corporation Commission
Trierse Commerce Commission
Ade
Okmulgee
Towms
Chamber of Commerce
Tulse Ishes
McDonald
Tilsa
Tam
Roberts
Harzal Alien
Hugh Warren
Investigation Launched Into B-29 Crash Near Rapid City
Air Force officials led by Major General Clements McMullen opened in depth probe into a B 29 crash at Rapid City South Dakota that killed 17 crew members. The crash occurred after takeoff from Rapid City AFB during a training flight bound for Smoky Hill AB. A Nebraska National Guardsman sustained injuries in a separate crash near the base.
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Rapid City
Lple Air Force
Clements McMullen
Repic City Air Force Base
Srtina
Mas
Dice
McMullen
Ise
Andrews Field
Albert Wilson, Jr
Nebraska
Omaha
Truman Sails Up Chesapeake Bay
President Truman sails along Chesapeake Bay aboard the Williamsburg for a nine day coastal cruise. An escort ship’s seaman was hospitalized after an operation at sea and williamsburg remains on course toward Annapolis and Lewes before continuing toward Norfolk or Yorktown with White House correspondents aboard.
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Truman
Chesapeake Bay
Solomon's
Irumen
Annapolis
Washington
Joseph & Renneds
Lewes
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Rly
Leland Newlas
Elvan George
Sho Whale
Landries
Dupine Miehere Pout Burgess
Hugh Ty i Sand
Bob DeMesa
Preeerit
Lester
Smith
State Board
Fort County
Farmer
Mulline and
Piow
Bamiel
U. S
Hassan
U.S
el Tharal
Pussaa
CL Nolice
NEA
Bsdio
Stett
al Cocking
Civ
Flint
Western Union
Ade C
Cook's
Sagerfort
Otlahoma City
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