Six Killed in Weekend of Road Mishaps
Six people died in a spate of weekend crashes across Oklahoma and Texas. Reports list victims including D. Clash 24 Turpin Texas. M. Agach 24 Fort Sill. Wade 24 Oklahoma City. Rogers Jr. 62 Ate. Ervin 34 Tulsa. and others. Authorities say drunk driving and high speed contributed and state agents inspected bars to curb such accidents.
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Oklahoma
Texas
D. Clash
Turpin
Stallen
Picher
M. Agach
Fort Sillsuka
Ac Wade
Oklahoma City
Thom F. Rogers, Jr
Ate
December events listed across Ada and nearby schools
The column catalogs December activities including Future Homemakers of America devotional at Ada High School, a Tuesday night basketball at Okmulgee, a Norman Ada High event, an Epworth party, and a December 12 Christmas program with KADA carols broadcast 9:30 to 10.
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Future
Homemakers of America
Ada High
Okmulgee Axm-Eart
Ada-Pw
Dunios High
Wee
Normen-Ada High
Epworth
Colere
KADA
Sirgers
Polk Seeks Support for Army School Plan Amid Camp Debates
In Louisiana and nearby Leesville, officials examine a school site to handle overloads linked to military families. Congress considers a bill empowering such schools, backed by Rep Brown of Oklahoma and others, with divisions shaping the proposal and timelines.
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Polk
Sitoa
Leesville
New Intense Storm Hits East and Floods Pester California
A powerful storm battered the East driving 5,000 Californians from homes as similar, deadly weather hit the coast. The system spurred snow in the central Appalachians and Pennsylvania, rain in the mid Atlantic, and flooding along the Potomac. Ohio Valley snow and winds complicated forecasts while northern States faced floods, cold blasts, and continuing precautions as damage and fatalities mounted.
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California
Virginia
Pennsylvia
New York
Ohio
Maryland
West Virginia
Potomac River
Atlantic Seaboard States
Weather Bureau
Blue Ridge Mountains
Whitetop Mountain
Hawksbill Creek
Luray
Shennandoah Valley
Delaware
Eastport
Maine
Jackson ii
Ohio River
Ohio Valley
Calita
Nevada
BBC
West
North-Central
Creenville
Olive
Tornadars
Prrront
County Taxpayers Stand in Line at Treasurer Office
County property owners waited in the treasurer’s office to pay taxes. Treasurer Virgil Hunt said payments were about as heavy as usual and line length extended to noon as taxpayers showed a bit more anxiety to settle dues.
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Eunty
Virgil Hunt
Els E
Pawhuska Ex Mayor Found Shot Dead
Pawhuska Oklahoma December 4 a former Pawhuska mayor Charles S Macdonald was found shot to death in his bedroom an assistant Osage County coroner ruled death accidental a .32 caliber pistol lay on the floor nearby Macdonald a University of Kansas law graduate became Pawhuska s first city attorney and led Osage county bar association His firm won an income tax rebate exceeding one million dollars for Osage Indian tribes He is survived by a widow a son and a daughter Funeral services are set for tomorrow in Pawhuska
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Pawhuska
Okla
Orage County
Jess Worton
Charles S. Macdonald
University of Kansas
Pawnee
Oklo
Macdonald
Osage County Bar Association
Anna
Calgary’s worst winter flood from Bow River ice jam
Calgary suffered a devastating ice jam flood caused by Bow River ice blocking in subzero conditions. About 3000 residents were marooned or displaced as water four feet deep flooded 434 dwellings, four apartment blocks, Cecil Hotel and other businesses. Damage ran into thousands of dollars.
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Calgary
Atta
Bow River
Canadas Prairies
Row Mountain
Cecil Hotel
Abcot
Fragmentary Local Notice of Unclear Events
A damaged OCR fragment mentions people named Laure and Vos with garbled phrases about weapons, steps, and coast or sea. The readable bits describe a possible incident or witness details but lack coherent facts or dates. The text remains incomplete and uncertain.
Seven Weekend Arrests Reported by City Police
City police records show seven weekend arrests. Four were for drunkenness and one for drunken driving. Two additional arrests involved fighting incidents.
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Polce
Romanian Voters Endorse Communist Front Candidates in Vienna
Romanian voters approved about 60 600 communist candidates and several thousand local council posts in a vote under a single list by the People's Democracy front. The government posted voter lists and offered no real choice.
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Vienna
Austria
Tron Curtain
Ierday
People's Democacy Front
Tess
Jorge Turt
Burglary Talk and Global Manufacturing Note
Fragmented OCR reads about a burglar remark and mentions manufacturing share. It cites percentages and a question about a person named Wa. The text also references Poland China and global population figures in a jumbled, unclear context.
Highway workers attend Oklahoma college training class
Oklahoma State engineers from the battle office and eight other divisions travel to an engineering college this week for two weeks of intensive studies on concrete and efficiency. The first class includes Fern Ford Robert F Patelus W W Nicholson George Farrar Bill Walters Tony Antlers Ern Ty M Y Ledford R L Tierwood and others, all assigned to various offices.
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Oklahoma
M. Engineering College
George Goodrich
Fern Ford
Robert F. Patelus
W. W. Nicholson
George Farrar
Nade
Bill Walters
Tony Antlers
Ern- Ty
Okemzh
M. Y. Ledford
R. L. Ierwood
Butta. c
A. E. Alva
Arkansas Planter Family Die in Fire and Explosion
A Wichita Arkansas planter and his family perished in a fire sparked by a gas explosion that blew a wall and collapsed the top. The Dyess family had rented a temporary home while remodeling their plantation, with six to eight people reported affected including the planter William G. Dyess and his wife and children. The incident ties to an aviation tragedy linked to a WPA ad and a 1938 Grocwin plane crash noted in the report.
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Ark
Childrer
William BR
Cregwrer
Bheng
Cie
St Senets
Arkingar
WPA Ad
Grocwin
Won Every Race Tripped by Cops in Unclear Incident
Fragmentary OCR text shows a crowded, jumbled summary with names like Nebr and Joseph Dia but lacks coherent events. It mentions races, tripping by cops, an attorney, and investigators. Readable facts are minimal. no clear sequence or outcome is confirmed.
United Nations Urges Action on Chinese Troop Withdrawal
The United States and allies urged the Peiping regime to withdraw its troops from Korea in a formal note. A Security Council session agenda item was prepared by the coordinating committee and signed by chief delegates from the United States Britain France Norway Cuba and Canada. The document calls the Peiping regime to withdraw its forces and declares the matter urgent.
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New York
United States
United Watwm
Asserebiy
Ihe
Britain
France
Norway
Cubs
Erudor
Ex Reunttizs
Scriveford Security
Pyongyang Tragedy Reopens As City Exodus Continues
Refugees pour into the Taedong river region fleeing Pyongyang as Red forces seem poised to reclaim the city. They navigate broken bridges and icy waters, aided by a late improvised bridge detonation by army engineers led by William BE Anderton. Families carry babies and cling to ferries, seeking safety south of the river.
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Pyongram
Dec
Pyongyang
Taedong
Sunder
Army
William BE Anderton
Greensboro
N.C
Antlers High Banquet Recognizes Football Team
Antlers area notes report a football banquet hosted by the Mothers Club after the high school alum game. Speakers included W. A. Obach J. N. Houser and Bill Silverman, with Coach Tom McVay receiving a token of appreciation. Claud Thompson served as ceremonies wrestler.
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Antlers
Bearcats
W. A. Obach
J. N. Houser
Bill Silverman
Tom McVay
Claud Thompson
Stewart Will Filed Antlers Dre 4 Special
The purported will and testament of the late Paul Stewart Antlers publisher and former state legislator has been filed for hearing on December 6 in probate before County Judge Lee Hardgrove. Irene Stewart The widow was named administratrix of the will. Earl on Tor Antlers Dre 4 Special James FL Earl, state highway engineer of Antler district, left for Miami to attend a conference of American Highway Association during the week of December 4. He will join the Bay of Cube company with other conferees before returning home. He was preferred to the other highway committee of the conference.
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Sprcisi
James FL Earl
Antler
Pnday
Miami
Family of Three Separated After Apparent Incident
A fragmentary report describes a baby girl torn from a grandmother and husband in a troubling incident involving Mrs Hetty Linea and a couple with a two year old daughter. Details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Hetty Linea
Con
Cyprie
Antesteit
Hhrnad
West Berlin votes record turnout in municipal election
West Berlin reported a record 90 percent turnout in the municipal election as 504414 of 1656091 eligible voters cast ballots. The Christian Democrats Free Democrats Socialists and others won seats while five western splinter parties failed to reach five percent. The West's coalition pledged to stay united against Soviet pressure amid East German and Soviet messaging. Police reported the weekend as the quietest Sunday in occupation history with 205 jailed communists last week.
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Berlin
enco-Red
Curtais
Eletrom
Boverd
Christian Democrats
Free Democrats
Chrisian Democrate
Free Genoocrata
Bet
Exnell Reuter
Uniters Front
House of Deputies
Soviet
ADN
East Gennen
Otta Grotewall
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Adenauer
Duisburg
Bonn
Domunist Bd
Xretrin
West Berlin
Chinese Release 27 Wounded Gl's in Korea
Northeast Front Korea dispatch reports 77 wounded American soldiers released by Chinese Reds near Chengjin. Some officers held, wounded say they were brought to U S lines and Chinese plan to take officers to Manchuria. Maj. Gurfein calls it propaganda. 27 men returned. Chinese previously released two groups totaling 57 Americans in the area after fighting near Hagaru.
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Korea
Teventy
Chengjin
Commuunists
U. S
Manchuria
Shanghai
San Francisco
Joseph Gurfein
Brooklyn
Rufus Le Maury Dies Senior Movie Executive 1930s
Rufus Le Maury a long time movie and theatrical production executive died Saturday in Manitoba. Born in New York City he produced major works including Le Maines Affairs by 1920 and worked for many top studios. The obituary notes his long career and influence in the film industry.
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Rufus LE Maury
Holly Ood
Sppanera
Schedul
Rufus le Maire
New York
Maire
le Maines
Braidway
Rabbi Edgy
Megrin
Stolen Ada Auto Recovered in Pine Bluff Arkansas
The Ada Police say a car stolen from the First Pentecostal church parking lot last Wednesday night was found abandoned in Pine Bluff Arkansas. The vehicle owned by Laon Peery was seen leaving Ada Mississippi where officers pursued it but did not catch it. It was replaced by a 1348 model found at Pine Bluff, and Oklahoma authorities are asked to search for the stolen car. The Peery vehicle was reported stolen between 7 and 9 p.m. Wednesday, locked with no keys.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Ada Police Department
Laon Peery
Tool
Ada Missisippi
Mississippi Int
Arkansas
Oklahome
Jookoat
Dat Peery
Two Hot Issues to Face State Senate
Oklahoma City December 4 State senators prepared to tackle two hot issuesLocal option on beer and congressional redistricting. Committees were created by the powerful committee on committees and rules led by Joe Bailey Cobb Tishomingo. Separate panels were formed for revenue and taxation code revision and initiatives and referendum, while the banks and banking committee was recreated. The move ends the prior 189 streamlining reducing committees and reorganizes the redistricting task force due to population loss from eight to six US representatives.
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Oklahoma City
Committee On Committees
Joe Bailey Cobb
Tishomingo
Congress
Revenue and Taxation Committee
James C. Nance
Purcell
Revenue and Taxation
Banks and Banking
Business and Industry Group
Tahiti Gets Drydock Under Marshall Plan Aid
Tahiti gains a modern drydock funded by the Marshall Plan through the Paris office of the Economic Cooperation Administration. The upgrade aims to support merchant shipping for the 180 small islands owned by France in the Pacific. Without it, ships faced costly hull repairs and lengthy delays from reef damage and primitive fixes.
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Tahiti
Paris
Marshall Plan
The
Economic Cooperation Administration
France
Pacific
Papeete
South Sea
South Sea Island
Icelandic President Invites Keflavik Airport Children
President Sveinn Bjorntton of Iceland hosted a visit at Keflavik Airport inviting children mostly of American and Icelandic American heritage. The event showcased a 360 year old former Danish governor residence and included photographs of European royalty and various U S government insignia.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Sveinn Bjorntton
Keflavic
United States
New Type Diesel Railway Coach Under Trial in Switzerland
Odd garbled text describes a diesel powered railway coach undergoing trials at a Fiat-Grands-Motom works site. Mentions two engines and seats, with references to Fiat officials and orders. Also notes August 1 Confederation Day celebrations with mountaineers and displays.
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Irn
Es Deere
Fiat-Grands-Motom
Spain
Fiat
Caid
Switzerland
Oklahoma Turnpike Project Breaks Ground Decem 20
Oklahoma City reports construction on the state’s large scale Turnpike will begin December 20 at Sapulpa with ground breaking ceremonies to cap four years of debate. Bids for the first 40 mile segment between Sapulpa and Tulsa will open, with officials awaiting a director to lead the $31 million toll road.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma ‘City
Sapulpa
Turnpike Authority
Tulss
HK. E. Jalley
Roy J. Turner
Primarie Ery Sonnes
Tulsa
Chambers of Commerce
Celery Uses From Nerve Aid To Cream Sauce
A 1960 General Kitchens feature explains celery’s claimed nerve calming lore, its rich vitamin A content, and its value as roughage. It highlights Pascal celery, versatile raw and cooked, and offers simple recipes for celery in cream sauces and as a cheese topped bake.
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Scita M. Barser
Fitzhugh HD Club Banquet Hosts Seasonal Party
The Fitzhugh club banquet featured a Christmas party with games and an enjoyable evening. Attendees included Mrs. Edythe Clarke, Mrs. Annie Bell, Mrs. Jay Young, Mrs. Sallie Robina, George G. Cal, and other local members, with coordinated refreshments and socializing noted throughout the event.
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Fitzhugh HD Club
Fitzhugh
Allowings
Edythe Clarke
3K. Robleon
Annie Bell
Late Sesama
Eli- Mra
Aleensiet
Matecils
Jay Young
Veuna' Wate
Bethas Calve
de Duftier
Jess ‘de Ines
Louis Hem
Arsthur Hart
Sallie le ‘Robina
Jaal Tilery
W. C. Btor
Opel Selking
Ans
Kosands
George G. Cal
Leonar Morgen
Baker
Young Wo Clarks
CC Young. W. Co
Kaige Agrate Young
Pustchee Wateoa
L. Bac
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State Crime Bureau
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Strié
Hardesty
Fale Stallion
Muemi
Roach Cied ‘Na Lawton
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Nowatz
Lenapan
Donald J. Waites
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Camp Polk
Blake Lee Bak
Oklshorea City
Walter
Texarkena
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Baxer
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ASTH
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Aker
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Changin Dam
Chosin Reservoir
North Korea
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Hunt
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Browning
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St Mary
Wirroole Street
Elzabeth Bar
John Mase
Laureat
Tarsa Sea
Uscal Tron
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Moore Hon St
Seria Sete
Mar
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H. V. Ledford
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Ard
Tela Price
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Joseph Dia- Kiet
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Venesers
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Keres
Reenund City
By Tom Lambert
Antlers News
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Anchorage
Guam
Lewis W. Wilson
Clyde M. Ghermier
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Wilson
Earl ON
Kate
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Terrior Tours
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Kerry Blut
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VBIT
General Pestures Corp
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