December Event Deluge Across East Central Region
December brings a packed schedule of activities with many events between the first and twentieth. A three day double tourney at East Central opens the season and a Christmas party follows at Greens at Kaiwht Tall. Notable gatherings include a Boy Scout convention with El bert K. Pratwell, a debate tournament, basketball games featuring East Central and Halliburtons, and several health education and community shows across multiple towns. This provides a broad civic and cultural slate ahead of Christmas, with schools and local groups hosting parties lectures and performances.
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East
Trent
Wiest
Pontotoc Grunery
Vanss
Kolie
Santis Claus
TeTournriu
East Central
New Mexia State College
Namiah
Draft Board Test Passes Nine for Fuall Swing
Fragmented item describes draft board activities with references to physicals, tests, and classifications. Mentions George Lath and a list of 20 individuals undergoing or denied for physicals, with outcomes indicating some were disqualified and others passed. Notes arrangements at Oblihunta Cry and references to specific groups and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lath
Sceyoleey
Fren
Wainy Chisttee
Aik
LO Theonteh
Euvsathea- Tu
Corley
Warmer Weather Helps in Kansas Storm Cleanup
Storm and freezing conditions disrupted transport in Kansas and Oklahoma, halting power and telephone lines. Snow extended to five inches in parts, delaying travel while crews from Southwestern Bell and Oklahoma Gas and Electric worked to restore service over several days. Highway crews aided stalled vehicles during the weekend storm.
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Kansas City
Ohio
Kansas
Kanssaseri
Oklahoma
Oklanoma
Oklahoma Gas
We the
Southwestern Gelb Telephone
Hows Mal
Clinhoma
Kans
Highway — Department
Beraching Back Rollywood Scene Delays Betsy Grable
A garbled brief reports Betsy Grable delaying return to cameras due to a barking scene. Doctors advise avoiding weighty subjects for a period while Cecas Romero is mentioned in the misread notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Grable
Cecas Romero
Dairy Show and Dairy Judging Demonstration at Pontotoc Fair
The Pontotoc County Fairgrounds host the Dairy Day program on November 30 at 10 30 a m with a Feeding and Management school by John W Boehr extension dairy man in the administration building Demonstrations on judging and dairy animal management will be led by A M college Dairy Husbandry staff and local breeders Breeders and exhibitors from Ada and surrounding areas will present milking shorthorn and guernsey stock cattle and dairy equipment A tour highlights barns pens breeding stock and a display of dairy herd sires from Wisconsin Missouri and Oklahoma facilities include permanent equipment for demonstrations and an exhibit hall featuring dairy feeds and farm supplies
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Pentotoc County Fairgrounds
John W. Boehr
Extension Dairyman
Boehr
Fovith
Pentotoc County
Bolestles
Fort
Severan
Daley
Fiy
Natenue
Pera
Ada
Barr
Simty Avey
Ise
Norland Ormsby
Bie
Ea Severz Busi Wail Haive Wechibits
Inent
Ma Jiseau
Fairgrounds
Area Legion Group to Meet in December Session
The annual fourth district meeting of the Ameritiet Lorin Legion will be held December 3 with coffee at 10 a.m. and group sessions at 10:30. BE L Crawford presides with officers L. Wiggs, Winston Wiggs, and Leslie Thoragony. Luncheon at the Silver Dollar at 1:45. Delegates will hear remarks from Claire Hil Shawe and Dr A Bo Rivers.
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Ameritiet Lorin
Legion
L. Crawford Peesiding
Leslie Thoragony
Winston Wiggs
Ie Au Navy
Legion Auditorium
B. L
Cuetrigt
Ordan
Garmr Dallais
J. Fudallton
D. Sam Johnsen
Auxiliary Department
Neearts
Claire
Hil
Shawenee
Digtrist
Emmmitpimennam
Art
Dr. A
Bo Rivers
State to Open Highway Bids Soon
State Highway Department will open bids for a major highway project totaling 183 miles across 27 counties. The work includes 31 miles of grading and drainage structures with an estimated cost of $36,000,000, featuring more than 3,000 feet of unreinforced concrete and cast iron pipe across Caddo and Canadian counties.
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Tar
Hi Commission
Iwil Onen
Ember
Caddo County
Canadian County
Four-Year-Old Shares Wealth in Brooklyn Bonanza
New York report details four year old Ronnie Moskowite who repeatedly took $5 bills from her father’s bankroll and tossed them from a Brooklyn apartment window. She later discarded two diamond rings valued at about 1500 dollars, saying her mother wasn’t wearing them. The maid dumped the garbage into the incinerator before the rings could be recovered.
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New York
Ronnie Sue Moskowite
Melic
Mre
Stanley Moskowitz
Mena
Daddy
Brooklyn
Gratefih
Mama
Ronnie
Gevatal
Funeral set Tuesday for Pvt Alfred B Crow
Private Alfred B Crow of Ada will receive military honors arranged by the Army at the Al Smith Funeral Home. The 45th Division soldier, killed in Northern Italy, lived in Ada and attended Ada High School. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Crow. his widow is Capt. James Crow, stationed in Yokohama. Crow is buried at an American cemetery with plans for later reburial at Rosedale Cemetery.
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Alfred B. Crowd
Ada
Conduetec
al Smith Tumneral
Morris
Vis
Qin Crow
Ome Beulker
James. Crow
Yokohama
James
Crowe
Adw
Hich Schaul
National Guard
Paar Harbor
Regslar Army
Port Sik
Compar
Crew
Baly
Crow
Am Zoperican
Rosedale
Ada Christmas Events And Jaycees December Plans
The Ada Chamber of Commerce lists dates for Christmas programs with the downtown Christmas events led by the Jaycees and Santa Claus appearance on Wednesday night December 9. A Baptist Church children’s Christmas party is set for December 21 at 7 p.m. Merchants have added decorative lights atop stores as autumn displays fade, signaling the season’s festivities in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Juntoe Chamber of Commerce
Baptist
Orzha
Ada
Tay
Ins Al'ed Im
Plan for Second B-36 Bomb Group
In November 1974 SAC announced plans to reactivate the Second B-36 Bomb Group at Carswell Air Force Base Fort Worth Texas. The unit, formerly the Sith Bomb Group famed for Pacific theater records, will comprise Bead's eight six engine pushers and join the Be Tae class as the largest bomber in the world.
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Omaha
Corswell Air Force Base
Fort Worth
Fox
Gee
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
Carswell Aab
SAC
Pacific
Burlesque Star Skips Lines In Curtain Call
A burlesque performer struggles with dialogue during a show while the producer and a small bald-headed audience recall prior acts. The scene hints at backstage tensions and audience memory of past performances.
Pleasant Morning Routines Provoked by Odd Alarms
A humorous essay discusses the universal struggle to wake up kindly. It laments harsh alarm clocks and recalls antics like coffee hoses and overturned kettles to coax partners from sleep. The piece notes varied methods but concludes no method reliably improves dawn awakenings.
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New York
England
Somabady
Frances
Rover Boy
Baramer
Strauss
Wavender
Olf
Submarine Reported Off Texas Coast
Reports from Washington state a modern submarine was sighted in Gulf coast waters twenty miles south west of Corpus Christi Texas yesterday afternoon Naval officials are convinced the craft was not a United States submarine and note that submarines are known to be operating in the area.
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Washengton
Rj 'Crusing
Gulf Coast
tCarpex Christi
Texas
Naval
Pus Christi St S
Austelle’s Body To Be Returned To Fort Worth
Mrs Henry Eischeid received word that her son Sgt Max Ernest Buddy Austelle is being shipped from Iwo Jima to the distribution center at Fort Worth Texas and will arrive next week. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Sgt Austelle served with the Fifth Marine Division.
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Henry Eischeid
Max Ernest
Buddy) Austelle
Iwo Jimwo
Distributom
Fort Worth
Tex
Austeile
Fifth Marine Division
Hammerhead Oyster Found in Indian Ocean Curiously Named
A hammerhead oyster, a curious relative of the pearl oyster, is reported in the Indian Ocean. It derives its name from its hammerlike shape and distinctive head-like form.
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Indian Ocean
Arrow design claims passage through large animals
A powerful modern hunting arrow propelled by an 85 pound bow is said to pass completely through a large animal’s body, tearing through bones. The claim mirrors Britannica references on animal anatomy and evolution, noting plants and animals share common ancestors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encyclopedia Britannica
Can United States Increase Aid to China Reach Question
The article discusses whether the United States can raise aid to the Chinese nationalist government amid the civil crisis. President Truman and Secretary of State Marshall grapple with how America should act in this emergency while Congress weighs the economic strain of additional aid and the broader Cold War context against Bolshevist threats.
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United States
Truman
Marshall
America
J. A. Eaton
New Jersey
House Foreign Urtfairs Committee
Styrmart
Joe
China
U.S
Ching
K. Milks
Manking
Fim
Myn
Washoeton
Lena
Atlas
Heaven
Washington
Moscow
Orient
Chiang Hsai~Shek
Russia
Canadians Sweep Grain Competition at Livestock Expo
Canadian farmers led the grain and livestock show events at the 49th international livestock exposition in Chicago. S J Allsop of Red Deer Alberta earned Wheat King while Joan Eling of Hairy Fly Alberta won Gat King. American runners-up included L Petersen of Victor Montana in soybeans and Bierkals of Fond du Lac in corn. Oklahoma A and M College won the collegiate livestock judging contest with top scorer Rogstadt of Purdue.
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Chicago
Nev
S. J. Allsop
Red Deer
Alberts
North America
Joan Eling
Alberta
William R. Beattie
Staples
Ontasia
America
LE. Petersen
Victor
Momt
Bierkals of
Fond
L. Siegelmeier
K i
Towa
Aberdeen-Angus
Enerst Stock Farm
Kati Noffman
Ida Grove
Nelsom Farms
Geneseo
Biggest Circus Heads for Sarasota Winter HQ After Season
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus completes a seven month run with 417 performances over 114 exhibition days. A 299 mile final drive brings the tour total to 19 313 miles as the traveling show heads to winter headquarters in Sarasota.
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MEAMS
Piz
Ringling Boog
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Sarasota
Fog Delays Queen Elizabeth Departure in Southampton
Fog and a U S dockworkers strike delay the luxury liner Queen Elizabeth from sailing to New York. Visibility was near zero as Captain Ford postponed the departure, with the ship idling since November 27 and a next possible departure set for tomorrow morning.
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Southampton
Eng
New York
United States
Europe
C. M. Ford
Baltic
Mediterranean
Berlin
Gotan
RAF
Crmy
Tempellink
Frankfurt
Wiesbaden
4 Hers Won't Let Land Blow Away
Eight young farmers named to day as winners of the national soil conservation contest report methods to slow soil losses. Winners include Bobbs Hayne, FT. Prescott Ark, and John Teadick Bennett, 19, Arkansas City Ka. Prizes include trips to the congress and scholarships donated by sponsors. Additional winners include Ellie Jean Johns, Carolyn Vandiver, and others from Arkansas and Illinois, with awards for home grounds beautification.
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Chicago
America
Soil Conservar
Taschuice
Firestone Tire
Rucker Co
Bobbs Hayenne
FT. Prescott
Ark
John ‘Teadcick Benett
Arkansas City
Pire
Wicx
Charles R. Walgreen
Thicaso
Wanners
Ellle Jean Johns
Newport
Ave
Ant
Carolyn Vandiver
Lennard
Home Building In First Volume Drop Since Wartime
Washington dispatch reports the first postwar decline in home building since 1944. The Commerce and Labor Departments project 975,000 housing starts in 1949, up from 925,000 this year, with 535,000 starts in 1944. The Federal Reserve Board notes buyer resistance to high prices, as analysts urge prudent use of profits for homes and essentials.
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Washington
Commerce and Labor Departments
Federal Reserve Board
National Planning Association
Wedding Rebuffs End In Virginia Union of Heiress and Representative
Mise Meredith Howard and Rep. Richard Estes Maieuver were wed in Virginia after a string of postponements in Knoxville and Tulsa. Attendants included Mrs. Kefauwer. The bride and groom plan to split time among Phoenix Arizona and Washington. He is a Democrat who did not seek reelection.
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Alemandala
Meredith Howard
Richard
Arizona
Weda
Knoxville
Tulsen
Estes Maieuver
Tennessee
Kefauwer
Theodore Hays
Mexico City
Phoenix
Agiz
Washington
Battle Scene Spreads as Government, Communists Clash Near Nanking
Fargl d Miles reports Chinese government armies abandon fixed positions and clash openly with communists spreading from Suchow toward Nanking. Eyewitness Tom Lambert describes a shifting front as troops move south and a government hill recapture near Suchow signals renewed open fighting and air resupply contrasts.
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Miles Xiansisg
Nanking
Suchow
Sulsion
Chiu Ching-Chuan
Associated Press
Tom Lambert
Chin
Su‘chow
Lambert
Suehow
Teachin Nanking
Haldine
O'Mahoney Plans Big Economic Probes and Price Controls
Senator-elect O'Mahoney vows to push major probes into private price and rationing practices. He targets corporations handling base commodities, aims to curb private price power, and seeks a wartime price levy near half the rate. He would chair the Senate Economic Committee and push a broad anti inflation and regulation agenda with public hearings by the FTC and Justice Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwen Fh
Harrenson
Washington
Roy
Onahoney D- Wyer
O'Mahoney
Ater
Laverage
Omahonex
Senate-House
Econonomic Committee
Chatemian Taft R-ohiek
Tremin
Omahones
Trushan
Congress
Federal Tract Commission
Commerce Department
Justice Department
FTC
Ada Rifle Club Begins Shooting Practice
The Ada Rifle Club plans a shooting session at the National Guard armory on North Broadway. NRA targets will be used for the Ada Junior Rifle Club's 35 members, each taking three 3 cent rounds at 240 feet in the basement gallery.
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National Guard Armory
North Broadway
Aga Junior Rifle Club
National Rifle Association
Ada
NRA
Singapore toy industry shows growth prospects
Singapore's toy manufacturing sector expands with new local production. Dolls, furniture, dining sets, and utensils are popular in the market, with goods priced from 15 cents to $1. The text notes aluminum drops and mentions the Federation, highlighting a rising domestic demand.
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Singapore
Beaming
Thy
Federation
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Dairy Bay
Area Legion Group
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Alfert
Pvt, A. F. Crow
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Westher
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