Clear and Cold Weather Forecast Across Regions
Weather reports indicate clear skies and bitter cold with highs near 45 degrees and a sharp drop in temperatures overnight. The Associated Press notes Oklahoma's weather to follow a similar pattern with cloudiness and warming trends in the northwest tonight, while a new cold air blast heads toward the Dakotas, Nebraska, Minnesota, and the Great Lakes region.
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Oklahoma
Atlantic Seaboard
Mantenra
Fort Peninsula
Dakotas
Nehrak
Minnesota
Fiacorsa
Temorrow
Fars Falls
Deluth Mian
Sasmarck
Rim
Great Lakes
Celifornia
Oklahoma phone workers vote on statewide strike
Telephone workers in Oklahoma are set for a strike vote with about 999 eligible voters. Officials say the move follows stalled contract talks as Communications Workers of America and local unions press for progress. Negotiations continue in St. Louis as Tulsa hosts discussions on the stake question.
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Tulsa
Ofla
WLP
Oklahoma
McLowan
Vicision
Amir Cotter
Okahora
Conti Loc
TWA
McCowen
St. Lou
Suthwestern Yell Telphone Co
Oslacorr
CWA
Kerr to Spend Holidays in State
Senator Robert Kerr plans holiday events in Oklahoma and Texas. He will attend a birthday luncheon for Harold Stust in Dallas, then travel to Tulsa for a reception honoring Harold Stust as assistant secretary of wit. A health ceremony is noted, with pigeons mentioned in a health context.
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Kerr
Washington
Robert S. Kerr O'Ang
Ty Sreton Brean Club
Trfog
Oleh M. College
Fil
Snaer Fm Stirce
Russelm Bark
Tulsa
Harold Stust
Cxlsa
Wit
Weather Forecast for Delahoma and Nearby
Fair night to stay mild with warmer readings by Friday. NOC NWes notes a warmer trend across the week with daytime highs around the 20s to mid 50s expected on Friday as a following warm spell develops.
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Delahoma
Portie Fridey
East Central College discussed by Ada chamber official
Dr Spencer told Ada Chamber of Commerce members that East Central College has high educational value and a strong impact on Ada’s business. He cited the college’s expansion, a new building program, and accreditation progress, noting faculty growth and renewed leadership under Dr Linscheid. Continued on page 7.
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Charles F. Spencer
Ada Charber
East Ff Central
Ada
East Central
Bey
Pantotoc
Spencer
A. Linseheid
Linscheid
Linshheid
Spencer 5
East Center
Teeatre College
Spencer Pe i Teambership
Eleni Morth Cenev
Tecor
Accredi Froup
Clanton Elected President of Oklahoma Pecan Growers
Ada resident B H Clanton was elected president of the Oklahoma Pecan Growers Association at the end of a two day convention in Chandler. Ruth Green of Meeker was crowned pecan queen and the next convention slated for Shawnee with candidates and demonstrations, including spraying machine exhibits.
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Chandler
Okla
Der
H Clanton
Ada
Okahoma
Aysocanior
Pauls Ve
W. Demery
Waurt Sudairg
Pecan
Honeymoon Delayed Years Ends in Kansas City Marriage
Martha Marie Ballard and Noah Paddack wed last night after years apart. He is Palso Fort. she had walked out on him nine years ago. The couple reunited in Denver, set aside differences last August, and married now amid a tale of delayed nuptials and renewed understanding.
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Kansas
Martha Marie Ballard
Noah Paddack
Palso Fort
Bat
Jack Jez
Paddack
Denver
Gota
Kansas City
Piddack
Yexterias
BEAST
Stillwater Students Form Car Pool For Christmas Break
Stillwater Oklahoma area students plan to travel home for Christmas with a new ace pool. Students register with the student senate for rides and transportation is diverted to those using the pooled carpools.
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Stillwater
Grla
Oklatora Arm College Sudents Gong
Ace
Stiefent Senate
Mrs Grindstaff Pioneer Dies In California City
Mrs Charley Grindstaff 81 longtime resident of Nowata County died Wednesday in Santa Barbara California where she and her husband had lived the last several years The Grindstaffs moved from Missouri to the Ada area in Arkansas early settlement days Surviving are Grindstaff wife Addie Fowler son John Leonard and others The obituary notes burial in Santa Barbara and lists survivors from Ada Nowata county Judge Shipman announces no Christmas divorce hearings in Nowata Washington districts due to sanctity of the season
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Charley Grindata’s
Santa Barbara
Calif
Grindstaff
Arkansas
Magsouri
Ate
Cente
Dias
Adi
Mr. Grindstaff
Addie Fowler
Sarta
Barbara Ishe
Curtis Fowler
Ada
Johr
Cof Adi
Walter
Oklahoma
Leonard
Alameda
Calf
Burkn Grindstaff
Louisians
Farener Marrage
Shad
Blesset
Nowata
Jams T. Shipman
Bartlervile
Washington Coutltes
Shipman
Jessup Set for Far East Policy Survey Mission
John Mighiower reports that Jessup, an adviser on Far Eastern policy, will lead a two month survey of communist influenced regions and Red China departing Washington to Japan then Bangkok. He will confer with General MacArthur and other leaders, map the timetable, visit India and Pakistan, and return via the Mediterranean to assess U.S. strategems to block communism in Formosa Indo China Burma and adjacent areas.
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John 4
Washington
Japan
Santo
Intea
Douglas MacArthur
Bangkok
Siam
Far East
India
Pakistan
United States
Mediterranean
Demup
China
Haa
Cmain
Forrong
Jessup Ray
MacArthur
Formosa
Indo-China
Burma
Vinita Grand Jury Session Briefs School Board Dispute
A brief grand jury investigation in Vinita found a factional dispute within the Ketchum school board but uncovered no broader irregularities. The panel, after a short session, reported school properties and funds were accounted for and minor irregularities had been corrected.
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Vinita
Orla
Ketchum
C. B Holtzendorf
Claremore
Ketchumpene
Melvin L. Morgan
Buck Woolery
Bening
Mondeyagive
U N Trusteeship Council Eyed Jerusalem Move
The U N trusteeship council met in closed session at Golberg Lake to consider internationalizing Jerusalem amid Israel moving government offices from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, defying a UN order. The council faces a tangled task under international pressure and rival influence from Vatican and Kremlin supporters, as it weighs governance for the disputed city. It also noted the India Pakistan Jammu and Kashmir dispute, with a UN commission unable to resolve ownership of the 64,471 square mile territory.
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Goldberg Lake Success
U. N
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
U.N. Assembly
Trustership Council
U.N
Israel
Jordan
Vatican
Kremlin
Tt-Nation
India
Pakistan
Jammu
Kashmir
Sioux City Blast Toll Stands at 16 Dead Many Hurt
In Sioux City the Swift and Co packing plant explosion killed 16 people and left many others injured, with crews scouring debris for four more possible victims. Fire Chief Kuht blamed gas or the blast, while authorities planned further investigations and continued rescue efforts through the night.
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Sioux City
Swift and Co
Fre
Clarence Chappelle
Tharlea Kuht
Twiiching
Edvin L. Luade
Casualty List High In Filipino Fight On Jolo Island
Manila reports 13 killed and 64 missing or presumed dead after a clash with Moro outlaws on Jolo island. About 1,000 rebels under Data Famion engaged government forces near Teot of 3.1. Lunk. Dead include 12 enlisted men, a captain and two lieutenants.
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Manila
Constabulary
Jolo Island
Philippines
Data Famion
Ie Teot
Lunk
Constabular
An Jola
Jimmy Pochon to Hospital for Final Cancer Hope
Five year old Jimmy Pochon from Tarentum Pennsylvania travels from Pittsburgh to Memorial Hospital cancer center for treatment. Doctors expect several days to assess his case as the family seeks any possible aid and settlement of mounting medical expenses.
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New York
Jimmy Pochon
Santa
Tarentum
Pittsburgh
Tras
Memrial Hospital Cancer Center
George Po Hon
Jimmy
Pochon
Senator Charges Evidence Coffee Price Manipulated
Senator Gillette reports prices have halted their rise as hearings pause until January. He cites 100 million pounds moved from stocks in Oct and Nov and doubles in retail costs, warning of definite manipulation of the coffee market costing U.S. consumers about 450 million dollars. He named possible manipulators but gave few specifics, hinting hearings may resume if prices don’t fall.
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Edwin
Gillette
Stme Agriculture Subcommittee
Philip M. Hauser
Havemeyer
State Department
U.S
Latin America
Iengus
U. S
Richardson of Ada Chamber Elects Officers
A. Richardson was elected president of the Ada Chamber of Commerce at a Wednesday night meeting in the chamber office. Bill Gluckman was chosen first vice president, Marti Clark second vice president, and C. H. Huddleston treasurer. In Tulsa, construction of a $400,000 Coca Cola bottling plant will start in February with a facility that includes a swimming pool, tennis courts and a baseball diamond for workers and public recreation.
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A. A. Richardson
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Bill Gluckman
Marti
Clark
C. H. Huddleston
Tulsa
Oklahoma Senate Appropriations Fight Over State Institutions
The Oklahoma Senate split on higher education and penal institution appropriations with bills totaling 1, etc. The Senate amended measures to fund new construction for state institutions. House action followed, with votes on 819,500 for admin supervision, 712,500 for architectural and engineering work, and 300,000 for a Veterans hospital in Sulphur.
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Senate U
Senate
House
Luther Eubanks
Uegleemosynary
Veterans Hospital
Edwin Langlay
Mus
Sand Springs Vote on Water System Upgrade Plan
Sand Springs voters decide on a proposed bond issue of 456000 dollars to fund buying and repairing the city water system. Mayor Deboit said 320000 would be used to acquire the system and predicted the measure would pass.
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Sand Springs
Buxing Water System
Springs
Luis
Dee
Bul
PESSIMIST Ruminates on Street Run and Self-Control
A sardonic remark puzzles about a lone street run across and hidden value. The speaker muses that real meaning of self-control appears only after facing a string of marbles in bare feet, using vivid figurative language to imply risk and sudden insight.
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Strie
Sig-Cvs
Emmy
Petrillo
Itim
Muse
Linschaid
Okya
Tal
B. H. Clanton
Pioneer
California City
Dally
Jessup
Vinita Grand Jury
Ketchum School Board
AIR Force
Bridgeport
Conn
Menar Teosa
Cme
U.N. Council
Outlaw Forces
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