Colleges Already Need More Space and High Costs
Educators warn the nation may need a large new university by 1960 as space shortages grow. A moderately large campus could require about 27.9 million dollars for the core facilities plus 7 million for ongoing costs, totaling around 35 million with land and equipment.
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Washington
Colegehound
Fhey
BCH
Office of Education
Patert
America
Cours
HSC
Nbrery
Labora.ies
Industial
Igharabric Nawav University
Truman Aides Sharpen Speech Draft Aboard Yacht
President Truman and his White House team work on phrases for a big speech during the coast to coast campaign. They aim to energize Labor Day crowds and push repeal of the Taft Hartley act while promoting price controls. The yacht voyage continues near Cape Henlopen as the Kennedys join the escort before the return to Washington.
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Ernest RB. Vaccaro
Wanderer
Aug
Truman
White House
Pru Rare
Th. Detroi
Cadillac Square
Cape Henlopen
Kennedy
Washington
Alti
Cops Limit Whistling After Bell Telephone Complaints
Detroit police order patrolmen to stop whistling at women after Michigan Bell workers near a police station complained the whistles were not in duty. The directive aims to curb distracting sounds and improve public conduct by officers.
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Detroit
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
County Wide Party Draws Hundreds Across Nine Parts
HD Members and families enjoyed a county wide party with more than 200 attendees from nine communities. The event featured clubs from Falhuh, Pecan Grove, Market, and others, including stunts and games like Who's Your Meigh Ber and Bubble, plus musical numbers and a notable “Gut r Golden Wedding Day” performance.
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Fleamagh
Nine Part
Tatu
Zetty
Hanpysland
Ale ‘Ten
Colgert
Tomer
Pecun Grove
iGaar Corner
Jesse
Vannss
Penio Rebs
Ing Coortess
Senate
Homer Club
Ovser
Jamie
Arita Bevant
WC. Story
Doane
Korean security forces transfer under new republic
Lt Gen R. Hodge signs agreement transferring Korean security forces to the authority of the newly elected government in South Korea. President Sengman races the pact after Hodge's recall. Maj. Gen. John B. Coulter to succeed him in Korea. Muccio and Gaye note the puppet regime in the north and the shift of policing and coast guard duties.
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Seoul
Rely R. Hodge
Korey
Lran
New Republic
Sengman Race
Hodge
Tokyo
MacArthur
Washington
Madge
Smith Korea
John B. Coulter
Hadcess
Truman
Iing
Horse
Morea
Japan
Mment
South Korea
North Korea
Republic
John J. Muccio
Senul Vester Gaye
Three Left in Checker Meet
The eleventh round of the American Checker Federation world tournament begins amid results from an event in which three players remain. Notable names include Vardee Chamblee of Birmingham, Everett Fuller of Milwaukee, and others as rounds proceed with draws and eliminations noted.
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American Checker Federation
Juat
Fhesn
Cohumous
A. Rserican
Vardee
Chamblee
Bar Sngham
Kta
Everett Fuller
Milwau Kee
Wis
Jef
Clayton
Oklangma City
Puller
Marvin Res Akron O
Tinsley Hed A ‘Bya
National Turnout Of Goods and Services Soars in Quarter
The Commerce Department reports the annual rate of goods and services output reached 248.0 trillion dollars in Q2, up from 231.6 trillion last year and 204.0 trillion the year prior. Inflation, higher prices, and rising government spending amid inventory shifts shaped the rise while consumer spending and tax cuts provided offsetting factors.
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Washington
Gqndic
Servces
Sammerre Department
Serviceye Bia
Auto Mechanes
Trygve Lie Seeks U.N. Budget Details for 1949
The United Nations faces a 1949 budget near a million dollars with the US paying about 39 percent of the total. Estimates compare UN costs to Arizona, Idaho, Rhode Island and Vermont state expenditures. The assembly plans to meet in Paris next month to approve funding and adjust the budget by trimming staff and travel costs.
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Sones
United Natona
Arizona
Idaho
Rhode Island
Vermont
Ures
Paris
United Nations
United States
General Assembly
Lake Success
Warkyers
Korea
Kindred Slaying in Emporia Develops Into Top Mystery
Emporia reports a prominent local financier Herbert J. Kindred was shot to death on a country road near Florence last Tuesday. He was known as a solid citizen, banker, and church trustee. Authorities note possible connections to a large book juggling operation and shipments by his firm, with disclosures of up to 150000 in creditors. State officials hint others may be implicated while the public awaits further details on the case.
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Emporia
Herbert J. Kindred
Stete
Florence
HC. Davis
Seth Robertson
State Corporation Commission
Kindred
Robertson
First Congregational Church
Chamber of Commerce
Country Club
Washington Street
Ehns
Berkeley
Mindredy
Horace Mann Will Enroll Saturday, Star Work Monday
Horace Mann Laboratory School of East Central State College will start Monday August 40 trades ane Hinata room tt Saturday tomorning August 2 between hours of 9 and 12 o'clock. High school students with end according to the schedule of the same day Seniors Terx, Ter 10 Sophomores id 2011 Freshmen Alta 12. A lengthy repair and repainting has been made to the Horace Mann building for the new school year. New asphalt tile floor covering is in place in the Grade and dine Grade home rooms. A new merry-go-round has been placed on the playground and two new slides added. New students who wish to attend Horace Mann School should contact Dr Hicks, director.
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Porece
Mann Laboratory School of East
Central State College
Horace Maan
Sehear
Neem
Grd
Horace Mas¢hook
Dr. Hicks
Babe Ruth Fund Share to Children Initiative
New York reports the Babe Ruth Foundation will redirect funds to aid child cancer treatment. The plan, announced by the American Cancer Society and the foundation, uses donations to improve techniques and facilities for pediatric cancer care and to equip hospitals for treating children.
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New York
Babe Ruth Foundation
American Cancer Society
Foundation
Canon
Three sentenced in Prague anti Jewish riot case
Prague newspapers report three men sentenced to four years in prison and 39 others fined for taking part in an anti Semitic demonstration in Bratislava. Additional charges allege incitement to disturb public order as the republic pressed charges against those sentenced. The protest involved violence, stones hurled, and damage to a Jewish concentration camp.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Fisser
Siday
Republic
US to accept Soviet closure of consulates in Vostochny and other cities
Secretary of State Marshall said Washington would accept Moscow s order to close the American consulate in Vostochny, noting the move as regrettable but not very serious. He said the consulate there was hampered by activity and could accomplish little, while Moscow also cancelled a 17 agreement to reopen a former American outpost in Leningrad and closed Soviet consulates in New York and San Francisco.
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Washington
Marshall
Sodey
United States
Russia
Vied
Yostok
Marshal
Pacific
Moscow
Alan
Leningrad
New York
San Francisco
Ada's Fourth Big Pay Day Planned for September
Plans for Ada's fourth big Pay Day event are under way with preparations in the Ada trading area. The bargain day falls on September 2, the Great Wednesday of the month. Since its start four months ago, the Pay Day idea has grown, drawing more shoppers and indicating larger turnout for September. Local groups and the Ada Chamber of Commerce anticipate strong participation as workers and organizations help promote the event.
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Ada
Shane
Saveners
Aca
Aes Chamber
Work Arms
Funeral Sunday for Pic W Rabon
Funeral services for Pic W Rabon will be held Sunday at Northport Memorial Church. He attended Stratford High School and spent two years at West Central State College. Burial will be in Kingston Cemetery.
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Fuame
Sevices
Mirthoret
Stratford Higharchool
West Central Stave] College
Kingston Cemetery
Former Adan Passes CPA Exams in Oklahoma City
Former Adan, long a city resident at 2836 NW 14, Oklahoma City, passed the certified public accountant examination given by the Oklahoma Bureau of Revenue, joining a small group of those who completed all tests. He has worked in the capital city for years after retiring from naval service during the war.
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Adda
Chamberk
Chamberlain
Oklahoma Burgae of
Adantes
Oklahoma City
Navy
Oklahoma
Western Envoys Confer Again Amid Four Power Talks
Western envoys meet in a new round of four power talks, aiming to ease Berlin tensions. Reports cite tentative progress and cautious optimism as diplomats from the United States, Britain, and France engage with the Soviet Union on armament and security measures.
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Ascow
Bert
France
Germany
Belinf
Yves Chatalenony
Camiyunieniur
Parig
Fais Perline
Berlin
Brows His Top Stabs Landlard in Chicago
An incident in Chicago left a man injured after a clash over a top browsing device. Authorities reported the assailant fled the scene, with investigators seeking witnesses and reviewing nearby surveillance for leads.
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Stabs Landlard
Fragmented OCR Note From 19th Century Page
A damaged snippet shows unclear text about a tree, root, and a likely note on a plant or font. The readable content is fragmentary with no clear event names dates or locations to identify a full news item.
Final Decision on Paving Projects in Next Fifteen Days
Ada prepares final paving plan set to be announced within days. Protests must be filed promptly to influence contracts for street improvements on Townsend Stockton Belmon t West Fourth West Twenty second Main Tenth Townsend Rennie Constant Thirteenth Stockton Cherry Twenty second Mississinpi Illinois and Franklin avenues along with Ok avenue east side routes to the college and business area.
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Ada
Townsend
Stockton
Belmont
Broadway
West Twenty
Pwantyirst
Main
Rennie
Constant
Cherry
Thercy
Johnston
Mississinpi
Ffigland
Minsissinpi
Francs
Fouleynth
Hiventh
Twroly-fifth
Ok Avenue
Streria
Folle
Piaxtirs
Navy officer fitness warning from Thebaud
Admiral Thebaud, the navy inspector general, warns officers they are overfed and underexercised after touring naval districts. He stresses the need for healthier diets and regular, moderate exercise, advocating preplanned exercise and diet programs to improve physical fitness among officers.
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Mewlett Thebaud
Navy
Hag
Saya
Cyink
Smaka
Sit Tah Muuch
Berteld
Benelux Chiefs Of Staff Confer On Shared Defense
Benelux chiefs of staff meet to discuss common defense and prosperity through cooperative effort. The conference outlines plans for coordinating military and economic arrangements, with a focus on regional stability and joint initiatives.
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Benelux
Costs rise as government reports record high living expenses
Washington reports living costs reached a record high, triggering automatic wage hikes for some General Motors workers. The government notes June prices for food and essentials are up sharply from 1939 and prewar levels, with meats and dairy driving the increase. The farmer’s share of the consumer dollar remains a focal point amid rising retail costs and wage adjustments.
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Washington
General Motors
Daly Ludger
Tabor
Wne
Retz Fook
Aydtust
Ugn
Agriculture Department
Berlin Border Shootings Escalate Tension Between Allies
Berlin reports indicate renewed friction as German border shootings surface near the Soviet zone. A German intelligence agent was killed fleeing into the American sector near Colombberg, while Potsdamer Platz and black market hubs see police reorganization and pressures ease. The incident follows Russian and Western guard withdrawals and ongoing four power pact strains.
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Berlin
Bavaria
Russia
Americen
Nuernberg
Colberg
Platz
Potsdamer Platz
Berelin
Alexander Katikovy
U. S
Britain
France
Americas
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Horace Mann
Star
Babe Ruth
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Konaway Russ
Edward E. Somar
Pic. W. Rabon
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Eisenhower
USA
Ten Suerte & Dozen
Tiela
J. R Wines B. Wil
Thwes
England
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O Leary
Adan
Rea Chamberlain
Chicago
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Warn
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