Airlift Expands Berlin Battle Wing Strength
Airlift speeds change in Berlin defense. U.S. air force shifts deploy three overgeny units from Japan to Germany, increasing bomber fighter transport wings. New wings to operate from the continental United States to support the Punwina canal defense system and Berlin fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vy Elton
Fay Waliington
Tio Berlin Vislitt
Bresh
Bb-geolip
Tulay
Japan
Germany
Punwina Canal
Berlin
Orca
Appron Daniels
United States
Iyiheuil
Poe
Praises for Dr A Linscheid Highlighted at Meeting
A speech honoring Dr A Linscheid dominated the gathering, with remarks from Vr, Biber and Brotwell praising his work and influence. The absent Exst Comieat and others discussed his contributions to education, science, and international relation efforts, including ties to Colombia and Qalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biber’ EK
Brotwell
Peinedpiek
Elie Crewtavk
Suli Merbwell
Colombia
Pan
Sft
California
Latur Gras
Doan
Fragmentary OCR News Item on Job Search and Names
A garbled OCR note lists several personal names and places including Tulsi and Andaman and mentions job seeking and a former foreign service person. The text is too fragmentary to extract clear events, dates, or a coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stutsa
Joe Aus
Ghia
Andaman
Churchill urges Britain to end sulky boycott of Israel
Churchill urged the House of Commons to end Britain's sulky boycott of the new state of Israel and recognize it. He urged engagement with the Middle East, warned against Cold War brinkmanship, and called for united action to counter Soviet influence while preserving alliance with the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
England
New State of Israel
London
Winston Churchill
Britain
Israel
George VI Spends Much Time in Bed
London reports the king, suffering from leg weakness, spends more time in bed and has not resumed public duties since the demise of his health. A high authority denied claims of a serious ailment and cautioned against sensational speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George VI
London
Gente VI
Buckingham
Agnevican
Adda
New Norg
Shring Travel to Tulsa. Decem Decades of Crop Loss
A fragmented item reports a travel or shipment event to Tulsa Oklahoma with a grand value near 103000 in a December meeting attended by Shsingis Mian and Bapyeseilie Production. It notes the output of five hundred prime pal pot crops and a projected loss or waste of about 34 million pounds annually to Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Olcta
Bee i
Shsingis
Shower Tuesday for Pre School Negro Nursery Opens
Women of Ada sponsor a sewing and singing shower to outfit a new Colored Nursery School. A 1:30 p.m. gathering at Presky Ice Church will include gifts of linens, dishes, kitchen articles, and garments. The project, begun last year, will be housed on school grounds with sewer work and a small fee to cover operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mea-Baes
Council of Chore Womer
Presky Ice Church
Carol Sn
Ant
Ada
Schol Board
Toru
Napier Parade
Girk
War of Words May Have Staved Off Berlin Explosion
Paris dispatch reports a tangle of Western and Soviet tensions as talks falter. Officials say harsh rhetoric plus stalled action delay crisis, with key nations debating peace strategies and potential escalations. The assembly faces pressure to act amid growing international strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Paris
Yors
Aslovalkin
Ukraine
Ioc
Saagh
Ely
Tussig
Westerm
Peter Frovier
Three Presidents and a July Fourth Birthday Mystery
A fragment recounts famous dates linking Adams Jefferson and Monroe to July Fourth birth anniversaries while noting Calvin Coolidge’s birth on that day. The text shifts to a Brooklyn case about a congressional spy tale hidden for a year in a dumbwaiter shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Adams
Jk ci
Monroc
Calvin Coolidge
Washington
Congressional
Brookryr House
Rew Ordinance For Taxis Adds Some To Old Regulations
City council massed a new taxi supervision ordinance replacing 32 expired rules. It requires city licenses for each vehicle at 10 dollars, a 2 dollar fine for owners flouting rules, and driver fees of 1.25 dollars. A taxi must display a driver photograph in a prominent place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adars
Ict
Ordine
Christmas Mail Delays Forewarn Envelopes Unsealed
Postmaster West warns that serious mail delays persist through Christmas season. Envelopes marked Do WN Christmas may not be sealed or scaled. parcels and regular mail including Christmas cards face possible delays. Officials urge marking and proper handling to ensure delivery before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeczy H. West
Delass
Stamra
Fortune Awaits Hit Relatives Fortune Awaits Hit Relatives
A chaotic OCR fragment notes a man named Claude Frank and a relative, Mrs. Buta Smith, as potential heirs. Clues include a missing personal fortune over six thousand dollars, a money belt, scattered coins, a vehicle, and a paper hint about silver. County officials reference possible Iowa connections.
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Tulea
Claude Frank i
Ola Solarmakee
Hill
Buta Smith
Iowa
Hisko
Monty
Welter Clarks
Valley View Hospital Chief Has Cover Billing in Magazine
Celeste K. Komen for Valley View hospital discusses hospital administration and public relations in a magazine feature. The piece notes her cover billing for a Southern States magazine and quotes general comments from doctors, administrators, and staff about cooperation and patient care, highlighting hospital finances and staff collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley View Hospital
Celeste K. Komen
Thavlotes
Art. Co. A
Teres Wien
Kemler
Docoure
Cm Snd
Valley View Ccm
Pushmataha County Builds Dairy Barns Expansion
Pushmataha County advances dairy farming with two new barns under construction and six or more registered cattle producing milk. Carl Osborn, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, says efforts aim to bring in high producing animals from Wisconsin Texas Arkansas for local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wei
Pushimatsha
Paris
Tex
Carl Osborn
Chamber of Commerce
Mexas
Arkansas
Osaar
Painter Samet Recreates Art With Left Hand After Arm Loss
In McAlester Oklahoma a painter who lost his right arm after a gunfire theater incident continues to create with his left hand. He has produced a striking portrait of General George S. Patton that rivals his earlier work, drawing praise from observers despite his amputated limb. The piece is showcased amid a debate about resilience and artistic perseverance following the Oklahoma City shooting years ago.
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Mcalester
O's
New York
Museum of Mode
West
Samet
George
Patton
Offahoma State Penitentiary
Oklahee City
Baby Flung 30 Feet Unharmed After Crash
Nine month old Alfred Eugene Persyman was hurled 30 feet from his father's arms when a skidding car struck a windshield. He crawled to the curb unhurt. Freeman Perry man suffered knee lacerations. Driver held on drunk driving charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okiz
Dee
Alfred Eugene Persyman
Canton Riggs
Freeman Perryman
Tt Street
Ellen Mc Reynolds designs dress wins 4-H scholarship
Fort young miss Ellen Mc Reynolds, a 4-H member, won a $200 scholarship at the 41 Congress for a green tailored suit. She learned sewing from her mother, now teaches her, and plans to study design at Tennessee Wesleyan University. She works after school without electricity and aims to become a suit designer, while crafting clothes for family and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Klewner
Mra
Niall Correspomhne
Chicagg
NEA
Elix McReynolds
Eden
Howe
G Junce
Meas
Cev Se Farms
Ellen
Chij¢ata
Ber
Avenue Stow
Dil
Elton
Tennessee Wesleyen Creversity
Closhas
Biller
Mc Reynalds
Evan
Ellen Meiteynolds
Emma Kerr Slightly Injured After Street Crossing Incident
Emma Kerr, one of 15 West Tourteanth residents, suffered minor head injuries Friday when struck by a car while crossing South Johnston. Driver J M Gurley, 12 West Sixteenth, told officers he could not stop in time traveling about 25 mph. Kerr was treated at Valley View Hospital and released to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Kerr
West Tourteanth
South Johnston
Kerr
Parker
J. M. Gurley
West Sixteenth
Gurley
Valley View Hospital
Flane Producer Tops LA County Airplant Output
Los Angeles County California leads as a producer of airplants with Ti plants engaged in aircraft and aircraft engine manufacturing, marking first place in regional output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles County
Calif
U S Korea Sign Financial Aid Pact
The United States and Korea signed a three year financial aid agreement valued at 17 million dollars. Ambassadors Muccio and Lee Wui Sul witnessed the signing as part of economic cooperation rules. The accord aims to strengthen Korea’s finance and economy while providing machinery, fertilizer, steel and electric equipment with minimal cost to the U S side.
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Seoul
Der
Republic of Korea
U.S
Caneresa
Pew Republic
Mare ‘Hart
Am Wauntty
Ambasaador
John 2
Muccio
Tris Man
Tand Korean
Lee Wuin Sul
Economig
Cooperation Administration
Korea
Sto
Returns to Prison After 26 Years
A well dressed man with two boxes of cigars walked into the Ohio penitentiary and announced his identity to Warden Alvis. He is Bucksgberg who served a 25 year term for grand larceny, fled from Columbus to Pittsburgh, changed his name to W R Dern, married and adopted four children, and later became a master carpenter. At 66 he surrendered to clear his past and face his sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Infia Oble Penitentiary
R. W. Alvis
W. T. Bucksoarg
Bucksberg
State Hospital
Colunbus
Hie
Pittsburgh
W. KR. Dern
Bucksbarg
Allegheny Country
Pennsylvania
Winters Re Burial At Antlers Soon
The body of Pvt. Willie Winters who died in the Solomon Islands on March 23, 1945, will be reburied in Antlers. The remains will be shipped to a Fort Worth distribution center and later returned to Antlers for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antlers
Willie ©. Winters
Solomon Islands
Mra
Acwin A. Winters
Fort Wort
Underpass Project Set for Oklahoma State Road 2 Crossing
Oklahoma City plan announces construction of a new underpass on state highway 2 east of Tecumish at the Ada and Atoka Railway crossing. The project is part of 2183.00 in highway improvements across Pottaxcatomie and pemadeouts, with the underpass to be awarded to Moore Exethers of Ada.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City, Ada and Atoka
Tecumish
Pottaxcatomie
Pemade
Faderpase
Moore Exethers
Ada
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Coler
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European Recovery Program
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U S. Senate
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