E C Speech Meet Gathers Swing 5 Participants
The East Central Speech Meet opens Friday with local groups and about 300 competitors registered. Thirty colleges from seven states send teams to contest in multiple speech and debate events at Thompson Hall, starting at 3 pm and continuing through the weekend with finals Saturday.
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Wits
Biok
Demala Tru Esse
Kveats Eni Today Postry Veadig Oromp
Erep Canes
Affer Carer
Eutral
Regents Approve Repair Funds For Oklahoma State Colleges
Regents set repair allocations totaling 3.9 million dollars for Oklahoma higher education institutions. Chancellor Nash said the funds are part of a broad modernization plan, with tentative figures for colleges including Central State, East Central State, Northeastern Oklahoma A&M, Northern Oklahoma College, and the Oklahoma Military Academy. The exact amounts depend on a final appropriation and may be adjusted later.
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Oklayomua City
Dee
Elaast
AGM
Oklanoma
M.A
Regen
Tegents
Central State
East Central State
Cameron
Oklahoma
A&m
Murray
Northeas
A& Wf
Oklainma
Okabtena Military Academy
Nash
Wirmer
C.t
Abram Mission Innocent of Kidnapping Charge
In Arkansas Misson Abram faced an attempted kidnapping charge but was found innocent yesterday. The case involved alleged abduction of Rob Lee Talley, 27, of Blythe, Missouri, who was claimed to be forced to work on a sharecropper farm to settle a debt. The government accused Chet and Frank Brown of colluding with Harbordale residents. the defense argued they volunteered to work.
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Vrank
Chetez Browr
Harbordale
Broans
Rob
Lee Talley
Maar Blythe
Gills
Weather Forecast For Friday Night And Day
Partly cloudy conditions expected with cooler afternoon and tonight. Frigid low around 3 degrees with a high near 55 to 60 degrees and light northwest winds.
Senate Group Starts Bill
Oklahoma City report on an appropriation of 3 450 346 for modernization and repair of institutions approved by the Senate appropriations committee. Turner and board of regents figures cited. higher education requests total 4 425 000. Delays and scheduling noted as committees study building needs and funding.
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Dayton Blair
Oklahoma City
Senate
Row J. Turner
Raymond Gary
Madcill
M. A. Nesh
Board of Regents For Higher Education
Colege
Turner
Jem House Committee
Paul Harvey
Tadahel
Chatman
Appropriations P
Dinean Saiman
Wthen
Roy
Lerner
Buttertat Output Top Ten Cows in DHIA Report
The DHIA report lists the top ten cows by butterfat production for November for the Dairy Ford Improvement Association. Names include Dr Cael 81 pounds Bien Bue 4-Bt TR 74 and T H Geege 7% Lambert and Hers 69, W C Story 65, Busby 4-B 64, Harral Qanen 62, W Dus George 60, with owners Dewey Higiden and Howard Smith each owning 7 pounds of butterfat cows.
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Comery Dairy Ford Improvement Association
DHIA
Dr. Cael
T. H. Geege
Lambert and Hers
W. C. Story
Busby
Harral Qanen
W. Dus George
Dewey Higiden
Howard Smith
Appeals Court Reverses Two Rulings in December Session
In Oklahoma City on December 1, the Appeals Court reversed the convictions of Earnest William Jen for drunken driving, and overturned a liquor permit correction in Tulsa County. It fined Martin Edwards, Tulsa, $350 and five months in jail for evidence issues. The court upheld Raymond Gail Coats’s manslaughter conviction in Ottawa County, with a $5,480 fine and six months jail as Coats’s car killed an occupant. Elsewhere, crop damage reports from the Santa Fe line in western Oklahoma note adequate subsoil moisture but warn more rain is needed for pastures and crops.
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Oslahoma City
En Pens
Earnest William Jen
Oklspots County
the Cour
Martin Edwars
Tulsa
Raymond Gail Coats
Ottawa County
Coats
Oklahoma
Okla
Santa Fe Railroad
Army Turns Draftees Out
Fragmented text indicates draftees completing 12 months of service and transitioning into reserve or regular forces. Mentions 34 months total active and reserve service, and references to ROTC practice and postwar defense context without clear coherent details.
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Val
Rser
Investigation of Complaints Against Mrs Smith
Investigation proceedings against Mrs. Ralen Smith proceed as officials examine complaints. The state and federal pension program are noted, with statements from Mrs Smith and officials about the investigation and next steps. The article cites state welfare agencies and comments by W. Fo Peterser and other unnamed officials.
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Oklahoma City
Dre
Ralen Smith
Ji Hnstor
W. Fo Peterser
Ian, Cestigas
Beltey i
T. Asher
Invistiaae
Federa
Bebee Field Sees New Oil Effort Amid Drilling
Reports describe Bebee Field activity as crews push a new oil well near the Sonora area. Equipment and personnel from Sarkey-Maamy and Hunter teams work at various depths, with a 1,479 to 2,498 foot range referenced and inflammable materials noted as drilling progresses.
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Jn Aces
Shelburne
Clark and Cowden
Tims
Emanue
Delaney
Bray Ko
Hunter
Lime Taek Company
Sarkey-hancy
Days to shop in Thara's & score tease
A playful note hints at Thara's during a shop period while Dally Dawdle mocks the scene. The verse implies a future event where Dally Dawdle will confront rivals and face a torry day.
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Thara
Thare
Italian Reds Humiliated By General Strike Flop
The CGIL led general strike in Italy failed to paralyze the nation as workers in many cities resumed activity. Observers note government backed anti Communist unions gain strength while the nationwide walkout drew limited support and only blocked some services in Rome.
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Philip Clarke Rone
Traly
Lewes
Hearn
Bam
Il Pon
France
Genna Confederation of
Leber
CGL
Vartories
Vally
Muetes
CGIL
Italy
Sn Cgil
Are
Teo Thelas
Trber
Rome
Vedio
Christmas Seals Drive Seeks Prompt Return of Funds
The Pontotoc county Christmas Seals drive reports early returns of 100 to 1400 dollars from donors, with thousands of seals in use. Douglas Poe, sales chairman, urges prompt payment, noting past expenditures for X ray units, ambulance, and postage. Ada and nearby areas await fundraising results to fund local health needs and a portable X ray unit.
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Lot County Health Department
Sc Ruy
Shawnee
Douglas Poe
Ada
Season Opens On Furbearers In Oklahoma Trapping Hit By Prices
Oklahoma's two month furbearer season began today November 1. State Game and Fish Department officials estimate fur sales may reach about 200000 dollars based on last year's prices, with potential shipments out of state pushing the total value toward 400000 dollars. Dealers expect mink and muskrat to be strong locally while other fur prices may drop. Thirteen species may be trapped including mink, raccoon, skunk, and opossum with mink and opossum being most popular. Licenses for fur buyers and trapping went on sale last month with fees unchanged from last year.
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Oklahoma
Atate Remeane Fish Department
Zari
Pries
State Game and Fish Department
Delaplain Family Bonds Through Basketball and Piano
The Delaplain children of Harden City Oklahoma blend sports and music as a family hobby. Seven siblings, mostly high school players, share a passion for basketball while five are pianists. Most attend college or plan to, with James the eldest focusing on basketball, respected by family as an outstanding player.
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J. Ll. Delaplain
Harden City
Okla
Carter
Progres
James
U.N. Adopts Dozen Points as Basis For World Peace
New York December 1 United Nations assembly approved a 12 point Western backed peace plan despite Soviet opposition Yugoslavia abstained The declaration calls nations to refrain from force uphold UN charter respect rights remove barriers to information pursue international cooperation and work toward disarmament It also urges broadening Big Five cooperation in the Security Council and restraint on veto use
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New York
United Nations Assembly
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Russia
Andrei Y. V
U. N
Eocesa
U.N
Security Council
Housing Meet for War Vets Dec 12
World War II veterans in Adm and nearby towns are called to a special housing meeting at Legion Hall on Monde night December 12 at 7:30 by the local American Legion post. Joe B. Furlong says the session covers plans to build houses for veterans under a Federal Housing Administration cooperative program, with state and local builders and lenders invited to outline details. A committee led by J. M. Blake will arrange the meeting.
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Adm
American Legion
Joe B. Furlong
Legion Hall
Hova 9 Administration
Oklahoma
J. M. Blake
Wen Hall
Jake Bleving
Miners face new guidance as walkout nears three weeks
A three week soft coal miners strike in eastern Pennsylvania deepens as workers halt output after Sept 28. President Truman calls for no intervention while a back to work order is issued for 48 hours, with maintenance crews allowed minimal支 work. The stoppage marks the fourth strike of the year, forcing miners to navigate union fund questions and pension needs under a limited production policy.
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Dlentes
Pantsylvanie
Truman
United Woackary
Depula
Wse
Rtma
Ross
If Ag
Althoney
Road Death Toll In State Rises In Four-Week Span
Oklahoma highway fatalities rise with three deaths in the past 24 hours. In a head on collision near Henryetta two women died and a man and a family member were injured. The other split crash involved Dozle Martin's car. S/Sgt James R Garvely, 21, of Tinker Air Force Base, was the other driver.
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Klahoma
Joe Lewis
Sarworth
Martin
James R. Garvely
Tinker Air Force Vase
Pessimist Phrase Fragments on Early Machinery
Fragmentary OCR reads like a cryptic note about an early machine and a bale. Unable to parse full names or places, the readable bits suggest discussion of a device or process and a date or event tied to a dairy or bale context.
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Toirty Colleges
Statza
Far
Appeals Court
Army
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Bebee Field
Jebee
Teadersat
Sonera R Company
Sauthea
West Bebee
Felda
Jones and Shelbone
DALLY
Cwritivas
Siar
Donlas Pee
Pontotoc County
Pontiac County Tbr Association
Gu-Pius
O'Bentos Browning
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Anadarka
J.L. Delaplain
Afr
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Sahiem
Graham
Dem
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Pani
Tae Carter News
Cart R Oil Company
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Legion Peet Calle Maating Te Comsider Vet Co-Op
Che Bale
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