Chinese Reds Sire at Ware's Consulate Staff
Washington reports Chinese Reds seized control of the Ware consulate compound and removed Stokes and four aides. The State Department condemned espionage claims as unfounded while signaling possible expulsion actions. Consul General Edward Christ Penning was ordered to sever ties amid convulsed diplomatic tensions.
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Ware
Anciden
Remseit
Thesis
Stohr
Sisterepartment
Palin
Stokes
Alver
Stokesses
Makedon
Threr
Ars
Xervics
Edward Christ
China
Vretesin
Ward
One Day Training Course for Camp Fore Guards
A one day training course for Camp Fore Guards and adult workers is set from mid week, March 30 to April 4. Leaders will serve a lunch at a cost of 50 cents, with topics on the Camp Fire girl program, songs, memory books, and related projects. Mrs. Marc Jeane Bradter leads, with Mrs. Jack Marth and Mrs. Nes Kirk assisting. guardians and invited helpers may attend any portion, with full course completion earning certificates.
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Fieige
Marc Jeane Bradter
Tiss
Jack Marth
Nes Kirk
Unibe
Former Governor Walton Funeral Set for Monday
DELAWARE CITY November 28 Former governor Walton who died Friday will lie in state at 10 a.m. Monday in St Joseph Cathedral here. The Rev Eugene McGinners officiate. Walton will be buried in Rose Hill Cemetery. He had been a patient at Mercy Hospital since November 9 after suffering a stroke. The Rev Luis Huge assisted at the Mass while Walton was unconscious. The former governor of Sinnes had in 1723 previously taken instruction in the church. The burial will be in atrium in the capital retunda from 2 to 3 p.m. tomorrow.
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Delamcma City
Taptiz
Luis Huge
Bastar
le Walto
Sinnes
Susiy
Stratford Roundup Club Holds Roping Event
Stratford Roundup Club hosts a Saturday roping event at 2 pm with pole bending, races, and other contests. Proceeds from the show will fund a local Bt contract and a rodeo yard project.
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Stratford Roundup Club
Strat Crix
Strathird Reuneup Club
Tratford
G Fuller
Audi Vna
Strathes
Weird Contraption Saves Barn Fire in Pennsylvania
HEADING, Pa. November 26. A simple water delivery device, built by Ludwig Dersezek near Flertwead, used chickens to trigger water flow from a pipe to a barn fire. The hens pecked at the setup, triggering the water and halting the blaze before firefighters arrived, preventing further damage though the fire caused over two dollars in damage.
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Heading
Ludwig Dersezek
Flertwead
Aviv
Jorseache
Oklahoma's 13th Special Legislative Session Set
In Oklahoma City the 13th special session is noted with details of its duration and comparison to the 1913 and 1920 sessions. Sean C Phillips, chief executive since 1939, did not call a legislative salary hike. The session will cost 2 379 a day plus normal operating and communication charges, with the office filled after next year's elections.
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Oklahoma City
Jpi
Mante
Sean C Phillips
Onwo
Agaie Livestock Judging Team Wins Intercollegiate Meet
Agaie Oklahoma A and M and Texas Tech led the intercollegiate judging contest with top individuals and teams named. Lemuel Fal of Missouri, and L. W. Rozeebeum of Texas Tech were highlighted performers. Alternate scorers Donald Swift and Stanley Mardoux are listed as team members.
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Agaie Livestock Judging
Gricago
Oklahoma A & 4
Ortteps
Intercat
Trch’sa
Tigh
Oklahoma
Oweran i
Oweran i Divithas! “Ark Was L.W. Rozeebeum, Spe of Texas Tech. Rent Stew Out
Ie Ae Okla
Baryonerip
A &M
Lemuel Fal
Moedlester
Osh
Alernates
Donald Swift
Chmmulgee Okla
Stanley Mardoux
Kessick
Jadeee
Pacific Coast Areas Shown Bright for Opportunity
Washington November 21 The Pacific Coast holds the brightest outlook for growth and opportunity in the nation for the next 20 years according to a population study by the defense department. The report estimates the West will gain a large share of the nation’s population due to high fertility and migration trends. It highlights Minnesota Iowa Missouri and the Dakotas as northern central leaders in population retention and notes New England states face the sharpest decline. Industrial development in the region is expected to shift population shares in the coming decades.
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Washingten
Pacific
I Iy
Madiury
Saint North Central
Minnesota
Jawa
Mir
North Dakoota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Noth Central
Missouri
Department Sale
Pilotless Plane Flies One Million Miles Event
A fragmented wartime report describes a pilotless aircraft event near a Galveston area station. The unreliable OCR text mentions Arthur Maver and adversarial conditions, with references to a ranch and a distant farm. The readable lines imply a test flight covering a long distance, but details are unclear due to garbled wording.
Santa Claus Se's Dale for Tishomingo
Special Christmas event in Tishomingo features Santa Claus arrival on Saturday December 17. Preparations include a front area setup and candy distribution, with local organizers inviting residents to attend.
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Tishomingo
Tishoming
Specia
Hab Armstrong
Charman
Vie
Santa Claus
Bath
Inspec
al the Brys
Nick
Early greenbugs migrate to central Oklahoma fields
Unusually early greenbug migration reported across Blaine, Garfiel d, Canadian and Kingfisher counties in central Oklahoma. Entomologists warn this advance could stress wheat crops. milder winter temps may kill them, while a hard freeze or warm spring could alter their impact.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A
Menilea
Blaine
Gartfrid
Nebie
Payne
Canadian
Kingfisher Counties
Fitzhugh Plans Christmas Fund Drive and Festivities
The Fitzhugh community gears up for a Christmas event with a charity bake sale and concert. A 7:36 p.m. meeting opens as proceeds and donations go to the Christmas Fund. Local volunteers have organized hospitality efforts and will visit friends from neighboring communities.
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Frelerinary
Fitzhugh
No Argument on A B O m Vs Other Weapons Opinion Piece
Dewitt Machine Ry argues against limiting options in war, stating the quickest blows decide conflicts whether atomic bombs or conventional arms. The piece questions moral judgments, urges focus on rapid victory under international law, and calls for a peace organization to prevent war rather than regulate it.
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Dewitt Machinery
York
Eagland
Cyr F. Garbett
America
Brita
United Nationalies
Britain
Garbetts
Democacien
Peyer
Umeamiarien
Coe Atomic
Aras
Japan
Wea
Antlers Woman to Celebrate 101st Birthday on Wednesday
An Antlers resident marks her 101st birthday this Wednesday. The family notes a long life spanning moves from Oklahoma to Indian Territory and a century of family memories. The piece preserves local tone and names linked to the centenarian and her kin.
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Antlers
Bilan
Green Forest
Irkariad
Eleo
Richam
Vaere
Tawar SA
Mre Welton
Tewasei
Yaherta
Oklahoma
Antlers News Items Update on Tribal Government and SH 7
Special dispatch reports Antlers planning sessions with tribal leaders as Time is set for a First Methodist church banquet. Development continues on SH 7 from Antlers to Broken Bow, a 53 mile stretch, with bridge work and federal support advancing. State Highway Board director Bailey notes the plan includes local meetings in McCurtain City to outline funding and schedule.
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Antlers
Buren
Puhin Neds
Washington
BK. Bailey
Boars
McCurtem City
Former Panamanian Leaders Seek Refuge in U S Canal Zone
Three former Panamanian presidents fled the capital with followers and took refuge in the U S Canal Zone after President Armando Arias ordered arrests. Chanis, Jimeney, and Chanis ally Bela Guadia reached Ancon hotels Tivoli and nearby zones as police, still loyal to the ousted regime, faced a crackdown and citywide strike.
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Nama
United States Canal Zone
Cuse
Bela Guadia
Chanis Av
Wiheriag
Tivoli
Ancon
Arias
Charis
Desertet Central Avenue
Col
Jose Bermon
Suniay
Bolivar Vallarigo
Maj
Saturnino Plores
Arian
Altus Man Heads OPA Ad Division
Altus man Pippin elected chairman of the advertising division of the Oklahoma Press Association at the group meeting in Oklahoma City. He succeeds George Bout, and is cited for supporting press freedom. other notes mention The Americans Creed and state government references.
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Altus
OPA Ad
Oklahoma City
Altus Imez- Democrat
Advertising Divisher
Oklahoma Presa Assoriation
Pippin
George Bout
Baxlesville
Onn Parnell
Buaminer Enterprise
U S Occupies Troops Pal on Show for Germans
In FEFURT a mixed crowd watched U S troops perform for German civilians. A game featured a kid nicknamed Wise Bow and a player nicknamed Barween as the Americans blocked moves. The score ended 14 to 13 in favor of the U S forces amid the crowd's reactions.
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Fefurt
Tiden Tobia
Gisfraglein
Veiljond
U. S
Bnei ‘Ain
Airforce
Demos defend Ward case amid Republican criticism
WELDINGTON, Nov. 35. A Republican blast at the state department over the Angus Ward case drew replies from two Democrats, Ress Price and Mansfield, who urged praise for the department. They argued the department acted wisely, pursuing world cooperation and a United Nations effort rather than a warlike stance, countering the Republican charge of a spineless performance. The five Republican members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee labeled the episode a humiliating charter in American diplomacy.
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State Department
Angus Ward
Ress. Price
D-11
Mansfield
D-Mont
Repartera
de Trent
Ward
Mukden
United States
Nouse Foreign Affairs Coimittee
Department
U. S
Price
Pri
House Aring Services
Marsfield
Foreign Affairs Committee
Wird
United Nations
United State
Grass Fire Time Is Now at Hand
Oklahoma City May 26 The Highway Director H E Bailey warned that all state highways are moistened with dry tobacco and cigarette smoke. He urged drivers to slow down when smoke from grass fires hangs over the road and noted many incidents and detours caused by smoke.
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Oklahoma City
H. E. Bailey
Baile
Baiey
Death Beats Santa To Childs Heart In Illinois Hospital
A premature Christmas party for seven year old Eugene Mitta at Memorial Hospital was canceled after Eugene fell unconscious and died before the party could begin. Santa Claus had beaten death to the child’s heart during a broadcasted festive plan. The event, scheduled 4 pm, aimed to honor Eugene’s Christmas wish and featured decors and presents.
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Dei
Eugene Mitta
Santa Claus
Eugene
Deith
Downer
Cane
Lord Rutzmen
Mooreland
Oklafint
Heefords
Roxson
Chattanooga
Okie
Repairs Planned Along Main Street and Surrounding Avenues
The report lists planned repairs along Main Street from Mileskaing to Francis Avenue and Francis Avenue from Tenth Street to Fourteenth Street. It also notes work on Oak Avenue, West Main, and Townsend Avenue, with several cross streets and city limits referenced.
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Francis Avenue
Oak Avenue
Fedrtty Atest
City
Twantath
Stockton
Townsend Avenue
Broadway
Twentieth Wheel
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Johnten
Fear Hay
Jobnston Avenue
Fifteenth Street
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Catton
Townsend Syecue
Betas
Townsend
Aaway
Tee
Fourteenth
Entiet
Giana Eve
Frames
Hina Avenus
Fifteenth Ninth Street
City Limits
L. J. Bruce Pioneer Of Coalgate Dies
L. J. Bruce, pioneer of Coalgate, dies after a Friday attack and death leads to burial at Costgate. Survivors include a widow, two daughters, and Mr. Chambers family. The community learned of his passing with funeral arrangements and burial following services at the odist church.
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Rom
Costgate
Frank Chambers
Chambers
Jonesboro
FL Cham
Coalgate
Bruce
Boy Drags Father From River Waters
In Tulsa Oklahoma a nine year old boy pulled his unconscious father from a river four miles west of the city after the boat he was in sank. The father, William Burdette, a World War I veteran and former air rover, was treated for multiple lacerations and shock. Lifesaving crews and helicopters assisted in the recovery, and Burdette later reported engine trouble prior to the fall.
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Tulsa
Oxfa
Hoy
All Pine
Here
William 3
Surdette
Air Ronces
Anson
Burdette
Beawnie
Rienerdister
Old Strikes in Ancient Rome Spark Civil Tension
Fragmentary OCR recalls early labor or social upheaval: plebeian secession against patricians, dating to distant era. Vague phrases reference Rome, secession, and uprising, with unclear dates or figures. The piece hints at unrest framing a historical protest as social power shifts unfold.
Great cattle exposition in Kenya in August
A historical note highlights Kenya hosting a major cattle exposition in August. The event features prominent cattle breeds and draws attention to agricultural displays and potential industry impact across the region.
Gasoline Prices Dip Across Nation Prompting Saving Hopes
Tiny declines in gasoline prices appear across the United States with averages near 20.39 cents a gallon before taxes in major cities. Some dealers have raised prices while others have not, as wholesale rates inch down a few tenths of a cent along distributor shelves.
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United States
Carters Spiboard
Scout
Fentom Class Beats Eastern Oklahoma in State Contest
A fragmented report notes Fentom Class defeating Eastern Oklahoma in a school contest. Details are unclear but indicate a notable win with efforts from specific students and a local school setting.
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Fentom
Eastern
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Girl Top 4H Winner
Chicago report notes a young Oklahoma girl earning top 4H honors in a regional event. Details are sparse but mention of 4H competition highlights and community recognition. No further names or locations clearly readable.
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