Communists seize Berlin City Hall in Soviet occupied sector
The Berlin Reds move fast taking full control of Berlin city hall as Russian controlled police bar the acting mayor from entering his office. The communists install their own city administration led by Friedrich Kort and plan to maintain control to cripple the existing government and seize records.
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Berlin
Commu- Hikts
Fron Hia
Bariin
Ther
Siip
Feetinand Phindemaburg
Bert
Friedrich Kort
Mason
Cortrolleri Edi Aventim
Litere
Ghief
Accinamt
Koel
Nanos
Newae
Gumanuminlerty
Marstall
Wick
Aid -Codumunise
Murray Schedules December Athletic Events at the School
The article lists December activities and events at the school including an athletic banquet fundraiser led by Joe Coil Taytens and a year plan featuring Abe Aarens Pyber. It mentions the Aggie Enginieer barquet and a December schedule with campus assemblies, a welcome program, and related preparations tied to University of Oklahoma ties.
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Rick
Ategies
Tyler
Tos
Joe Coil
Taytens
Abe Aarens
Tyinr
Viele Hee
Branekr
Yialem
Aggie
Father
Pomulie
Marke
Firah Lyyenioy
Vent
Ufniversity of Oklahoma Pliers
Christina Hetideyvs
Franses
Munn Proposes Rules to Aid Rute Makers
In a speech attributed to Maine, Munn suggests rule makers should be able to flag offenders on the fold, with officials marking violations clearly. He argues open labeling would reduce guessing about guilt and lead to fewer penalties.
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Patrut
Clarence
Maine
Ctios
Vandals Delay Dairies In County Visitor Program
Harvey Lambert, president of the Ack Chamber of Commerce, led a visit program highlighting the dairy industry’s growth since 1950. The event drew visitors from about half the counties in the state, showcasing how the industry started and evolved year after year.
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Reer
Harvey Lambert
Ack Chamber of Commerce
Aeshiult
Oomulg ee Law Ser Dead In Okmulgee Shooting
Okmulgee Oklahoma November 30 6 year later one time president of the Os mulgee County Bar Association died in a hospital Sunday night from a bullet wound self inflicted according to Chief of Police Elis Holly. Relatives say he had been in good health and he died shortly after the shooting.
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Okmulgee
Okla
Bramuglia Proposes New Plan to End Berlin Blockade
Argentine Foreign Minister Bramuglia announces a fresh formula to the Big Four on the Berlin blockade crisis. He seeks a three point plan including an expert commission to study currency reform, a time tied to Soviet and allied moves, and consultations with the six smaller powers. Western and Russian reception remains unclear.
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Bramuglia
Berlin
Paris
Juan A. Bramuglia
Fey
Bramtugna
Security Council
Nian
Dys Road
Bramaptia
Eimmisainn
Beamualia
Tay
Andrei Vishinsky
Relgian
Th. S
Brita
Prance
Texan Hero With Unscheduled Bulldogging Job
Lloyd Tinkens of Fort Worth Texas earned hero status at the International Livestock Exhibition after an 800 pound steer leaped a fence and charged the crowd. Jinksens, a breeder and exhibitor, calmly cleared the animal with his horse leaping and clearing the steer to safety. Police Capt. Frank Reynolds called the moment the heaviest crowd scare he had seen.
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Chicagg
Tejas
Ann
Lloyd
Tinkens
Fort Worth
Tex
Finkera
Saille
Frank Reynolds
Jinkens Setion
Hey
Vaal
Amud
Min
Hakems
Old Pryor Hotel Building Burned in Pryor Oklahoma
The two story brick Old Mayor Hotel Building was gutted by a fire last night destroying the 25 room hotel section two cafes and a furniture hardware store. Pryor volunteers aided by the Oklahoma Ordinance Works department and a Claremore truck fought the blaze for about three hours. Fire Chief Neal Sangsing estimated losses between 73000 and 109000 dollars.
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PRYOR
Okla
Dee 1
Mayor
Oklahoma Ordinance Works Department
Amg
Claremore
Neal Sangsing
Tucker Auto Maker Loan Rejected by Reconstruction Finance
Washington officials announced the Reconstruction Finance Corporation refused a 30.5 million loan request from auto maker Preston Tucker. The RPC would not provide further details but noted there is a separate loan application pending from the Tucker concern.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Preston Tucker
RPC
Cot
Tucker
Murray College Banquet Fundraiser Promises Varied Acts
A Sunday concert in the college auditorium at 8:00 p.m. features ensembles from the Music Department. The program, directed by G. Tack and J. Wil, includes novelty numbers to raise funds for Murray College commerce and the Velepans hospital. Local residents and performers from Tishomingo, Broken Bow, and surrounding towns participate.
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Chocus
Nance Meads
Cruh
Lewis Nance
Tishomingo
Ned
Murray College Commerce
Broan Cowdlaves
Tishoming
Joseph
Seteaxine Ritchey
Sand Pinns
Muryay
Es Avyet Inghrud
Murch
I Agis
Olslahon
Bund Persormel
Kenneth Bowers
W. FE Bowers
Charles Musser
James Taylew
Tesham Naoj Gentes
Irbie
Vonne Glinten
Broken Bow
den Mrs
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It Iwick
Moneno Bareo
Saipan
A. Clinton
Sanittol Stakes
GW Stokes
Gibe Madil
Rennie Gibso
Wagner Tachasdgan
Caddo
Sain Joses
Kingston, On
ABC
Patton
Betty Swedmaon
Metropolitan Opera Opens as Crowd Returns in Style
New York hosts the Metropolitan Opera season’s opening with a full house and television coverage. Verdi’s Othello drew a jeweled audience amid fashionable guests and star arrivals. The night featured Margaret Vroman and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt among a crowd of society figures, with pageantry and security shaping the gala mood.
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Cynthrea Lowry
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
New York Opera Sdogon
Edward Johrson
Margaret
Temiats — Society
Jor Watsons
Roof Thomas J
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Stenn
George Washington
Krwanauch Arisvek
Tynderson
Hesself
Jack Hearn Burt Seriously In Car Accident Friday
Jack Hearn Burt suffered critical injuries in a car accident near San Bernardino California Friday afternoon. His wife informed his parents Monday that he was receiving oxygen and treatment while his brother B C Hearn, serving in Germany, was being checked by the Red Cross for possible service status.
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Jack Hearn Burt
Jevis Moan
C. Hearn
West
Piptoamby
Wits
San Bernardino
Galilho
Moniday
B.C. Hearn
Germany
Garved
Meeting Set on Sail Conservation in Chickasha
Oklahoma residents await a conference in Chickasha with Senator-elect Rob Kere and Rep. Toby Morré expected to attend. Loyd Churesh of Clinton, Washita Valley Sail Conservation Association member, notes ongoing national affairs and delayed updates.
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Chickasha Dee
Eath
Postwar Colorado draftees enjoy a grand army sendoff
Colorado's first postwar draftees celebrate at a formal party with bands, corsages, and a floor show as they prepare for Fort Campbell. Sixty-one slated for induction, six rejected last minute. Logistics included typical hurry up and wait as sergeants briefed the group and troop rooms awaited.
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Colorado
Army
Vrater
Fort Calif
Elon
USC
WCA
Avary
Allen News Detours and Local Visitors at UA Football Game
Allen residents Harold Jennings Pat Millen and others attended the UA and M football game in Stillwater Saturday. Several Dallas and Springfield visitors stayed with relatives in Ada for visits, while local families faced medical concerns and hospital stays at Valley View.
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Harold Jennings
Pat Millen
Bothy Donley
Johnn Gilcore
Stillwater
Noyes Newsman Dies at 83 Pioneer AP Leader
Frank B. Noyes longtime Washington Evening Star president and first Associated Press president, died at 83 after a career shaping American journalism. He directed AP as president and served on its board, retiring in 1988. Funeral details pending. The Daily Collegian notes a separate campus change for Oklahoma’s student paper and references the first artificial ice plant in New Orleans in 1885.
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Ashington
B. Noyes
Ameniga
Teaders
Arcariactive
Paris
Bannis
Grent
Sons Aust
Associated Press
Noyes
Direct N
Ammods Welug
L24a
A.m
Mot
Jers Bee Revrenine Bulletin
New Orleans
Barbee Services Held Al Antlers
Services for Charlie Barbee 18 were conducted at Bist Christian church Antlers with burial at the nearby grave. William Pharr pastor officiated. Barbee, a Denison Texas native, died of a heart attack in Odessa where he worked for American Airways. He previously served Public Service Company and the state highway patrol as radio dispatcher at Colgate tower before joining American Airways four months ago. Survivors include two children Charles Jr and Carolyn, mother Mrs Lon Ellis Hugo sister Miss Elaine Bartee New York City aunt Mrs WB Schooler Hugo, and Barbee parents Mr and Mrs Z H Bendrix Antlers.
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Antlers
Charlie Barbee
Bist Christian Church
William Pharr
Batoee
Denison
Tex
Odessa
Texas
Oy American Airways
Public Service Company
State Highway Patrol
Colgate
Americam Airways
Highway Patrol
Avemare
Charles Jr
Carolyn
Lon Ellis
Hugo
Elaine Bartee
New York City
WB. Schooler
Barbee
2. H. Bendrix
Aantiess
Altus Ohio Sees Wheat Acreage Rise in 1945
In Jackson County plans show wheat acreage reaching 200000 acres next year, up 40000 from the current year. County agent B B Vaniman also reports increased barley acreage and growing interest in corn as livestock feed. Cotton acreage in Jackson County drops from 1944 levels to about 47000 acres, reflecting broader farming shifts.
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Altus
Ohio
Tackson Gouty
B. B. Vaniman
Arent
Cottes
Jackson County
East Central Students Build Full Program and Yearbook
East Central State college student council has matured into a full organization active in student affairs. It plans the Tiger yearbook first in 25 years, with orders surpassing 490 and more expected. A campus thermometer tracks sales while new bulletin boards showcase college images and events.
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East Central State College
Stuents
Em. N
Yearbaok
East Central
Eddie Moors
Foxthroming
Conneil
Altiletig Tomy
Nevindjesthy
Feilding Bh
Bims
East Central State Cutledo
East Centrah
Haing
Thi
Gould Ant
Professor Woods split arms trick costs and moral tales
State College journalist Dr. Stuart A. Maluran teaches journalism and performs magic for students and community groups, including a controversial stage routine that splits a prop arm in two. He says the act entertains but never blurs the line with education, noting the trick costs about $400 to build and follows class.
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State College
NEA
Stuart
A. Maluran
Pennsylvania State College
Idrem
Masic
Mohuron
Dr. Mahuran
Perm
Rockview
Western State Penitentiary
Bellefante
Mace Trivikg
Mature Bules
New Grand Larceny Probe Nets Antlers Lead
In McCurtain county a grand larceny case involves the Dierks Summner and Coal Co of Broken Bow. Dewitt Lanes of Clayton pursued clues after junk peddlers used acetylene torches to strip a hydraulic lift grader from a road site near Watton Creek north of Clebit, left over Thanksgiving, and hauled it away. Lanes traveled toward Antlers to check leads amid a suspected organized operation.
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Anylers
Dierks Sumner and Coal Company
Broken
Dewitt Lanes
Clayton
Dierks Company
Antlers
Cebu
McCurtain
Tos Road
Watton Creek
Clebit
Ambers
Lante
Phillips 66- AAG basketball opens 1948-49 with win
Phillips 66 national champions opened the 1948-49 season with a 58 to 40 victory over the University of Arkansas. New players featured on the Phillips squad and Bob Kurland of Phillips and Bob Ambler of Arkansas tied for high point honors with 14 each.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Phillips 66
University of Arkansas
Phillips
Bob Kurland
Bob Ambler
Arkansas
Bonds Approved in Oklahoma City in November Selections
Three bond issues were approved today by the attorney general's office. They include 600,000 for a Washington county hospital, 44,068 for building and furniture for the board of education Cache County, and 2,500 for building and repairs in Lane school district No 22 Atoka county.
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Oklahoma City
Attorney General's Office
Washington County
Board of Education
Cache
Ca- Yoanche
Lane
Atoka County
Foo Late Says Former Advisor
LOS ANGELES December 1 P Lit is too late for American aid to save China says former American adviser to Chiang Kai-Shek Owen Lattimore head of Johns Hopkins University School of International Relations told reporters here that Mme Chiang Kai-Shek's visit may arouse public sentiment for the Kuomintang But he added events have gone too far to rehabilitate Chiang Lattimore expects a coalition government to be established in China
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Los Angeles
China
Americam
Gorteralissima
Chiang Kai-Shek
Owen Lattimore
Johns Hocking
Schok of International Relations
Mme. Chiang
Chang
Latticbore
Lathoiont
Chiang
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Valley View Hospital
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Roy Decker
Bunear
Archie Welch
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Freda Holder
Western Grave
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Shells Jones
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Maorwaed McKnight
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AL T McKnight
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Mer
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Wanda. Low Moes
Mackey Joanson
Las Verne Moss
Luther Moss
Priest
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Wands Low
Frank B. Noyes
Orla
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M. College
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Tennessee
George HE Aynald
Avalon
Wisconsin
East Central Student Council
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