Man Takes His Own Life East Of Stonewall
A man near Stonewall Oklahoma, John Pathin, age 55, died from self inflicted wounds in Coal County about five miles east of here. He used a pocket knife to slash his throat in four places while seated on an embankment near a roadside. Authorities reported the deceased had been despondent for months and had reportedly sold goods to a local store shortly before his death. Sheriff and county officers investigated and prepared details for inquest proceedings.
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Stonewall
John Pathin
Ubtet
Coal County
Here
Poburry Coffee
Jusuor Griffin
Patton
Treet Laverne
Coat County
Konawan Incident Shrouded in Wounding and Holding
A man in Kona county is critically wounded and held after an alleged incident. Authorities, including county officers, report a slanted confrontation and an emergency response as probes begin. The scene details a beer paint and a pistol item found nearby, with investigations proceeding and no clear charges or dates confirmed.
Nurse Prevents Hospital Fire
A hospital fire near Aton was averted when staff discovered a stove blaze in the furnace area. Mrs Steve Stuirks, 21, and Mrs Manard, 47, along with Miss Jaraeta and three men helped carry patients and recover hospital belongings. The Attom volunteer fire department extinguished the blaze.
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Steve Stuirks
Aton
Ant
Manard
Miss Jaraeta
Stopped Speeder, Whisky Found in Stillwater Night
Patrolmen halted a speeding motorist near Stillwater Oklahoma on Sunday night and recovered a cache of whisky. Sheriff Emil Sekroceer called the liquor the finest whisky in Stitchwater. the whisky was destined for Cubotoma Cy from Cuiva. Driver was cited while officers removed the load of liquor.
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Stillwater
Okls
Dee
Fighwig
Payne County Court House
Emil G. Sekroceer
Stitchwater
Eh, Gay
Tom Malley
Bayless Drug Store Burglary Sparks Early Morning Heist
Bayless Drug Store at Main Street suffered a $4,000 loss in cash merchandise narcotics and checks after a mid Saturday night break in. Officers say a professional crew likely pulled the job with two or three men, using explosives to blow the safe open and ransacking the entire store. Police report no fingerprints and ongoing investigations link the incident to similar burglaries in the region. three suspects are being sought.
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AAA
Fred 2
Perry
Sades
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Hele
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Onl Mtr
Ema
Glenn Fike
Little Bureau of Investtion Office
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Amd
Cass
Josie
Flo
Rowever
Eufaula Yhursdep Tih
Haynes Hardware
Steglan
Outer Space
Seiomzigts
Charges Filed on Three Aitsr Two Highway Accidents
Three men faced charges after two highway accidents in Stone County over the weekend. Roy Lee McDonald Valley, Jackson D. Atkins of Stonewall, and another driver were involved. McDonald’s left front collided with Atkins car, causing damage. One driver reportedly fled, a fire occurred, and legal actions began in the county court.
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Inston
Obret
Sturday
Sinte
Ted Roy Lee
Jackson
Atkins
Stonewall
McDorath
McDonald
Charles Imotichey Funeral and Reburial Set for Wednesday
Charles W. Imotichey 36, a veteran with service in Italy, will have funeral services Wednesday at 2 PM at the Punoval Chapel. He trained at Camp Hood and Camp Maxey, Texas, and served in the army from July 1948. Surviving relatives include his wife and several siblings.
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Charles W. Imotichey
Netion
Italy
Punoval
Fuleeme
Aniwuiian Legion
Imotichey
Stonewall
Mitachuel
Bacune
Colless
Lyons
Alten
Camp Hood
Camp Maxey
Texas
Ada Fire Department Answers Six Calls Monday
The Ada fire department answered six calls Monday ranging from grass fires to a house blaze. Units first responded to the Coaneo warehouse at Powrteenth and Aso at 9 a.m. A small gasoline fire was noted, then a shack fire at 301 East Minit was put out. A grass fire at 518 Best Beverly, Jnivay Lee, was controlled. A grass fire at W. J. Tizimons home 733 West First, and a small house fire at 311 South Mississippi were reported. Firefighters were mobilized again at 2:15 p.m. for a brush fire at Devel Tsckett Bome, 325 West urd, finishing by 3:35 p.m.
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Coaneo
Powrteenth
Ana Aso
301 East Minit
Jnivay Lee
Best Beverly
W. J. Tizimons
West First
Harry Homer
South Mssissippi
Devel Tsckett Bome
Westurd
British Baby Prince Described As Golden Beauty
Descriptions emerge from London as Countess Granville, sister of Queen Elizabeth, praises the week old prince Blizz ber as angelic with delicate features. Buckingh am Palace hosted the viewing for the infant who is to be christened Wednesday.
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London
Blizz Ber
Owith
Countess Granville
Elizabeth
Buckinghane Palace
Raff People Greet Santa at Jaycees Event
About 400 people gathered at Raff Monday night for a Jaycees Santa visit, enjoying a formal program, gifts, and Christmas music. Santa handed out presents and spoke with children as plans formed for trips to Stratford Stonewall Sasakiwa and other towns later in the week.
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Jayces
Jayceess
Santa
Ross
Sants
Jayegers
Denco
Jaycees
Stratford
Ligne
Stonewall
Niga “Hey
Sasakiwa
Tuberculosis Death Toll Declines in County Progress
Provisional figures show Panioioe County reduced tuberculosis deaths over the last ten years. Dr Puckett notes the five year rate dropped from 4 1.3 per 100000 to a lower county figure, while the state rate also declined. He urges intensified prevention and public cooperation to end TB deaths, aiming for a Christmas sale drive to fund expanded prevention programs.
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Puckett
Pucke
Pig Eats Valued Pigs Taxing Owner For Loss
In Winnipeg, Manitoba, a man named Peter Sud lost 65 dollars after a pig chewed through a bag and devoured a portion of cash. The incident occurred in or near a pigpen where the animal reportedly gnawed the money. The event reflects a curious livestock mishap leading to financial loss for the owner.
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Winnipeg
Man
Peter Sud
U S Shifts Focus From China to Western Europe in Cold War
Washington dispatch notes the United States plans to scale back aid to China as a de facto lost cause and pivot to building a strong Western European front. Officials view Chiang Kai-shek’s regime as failing, while drafting a North Atlantic alliance to deter Soviet aggression and restore balance of power in Europe. Military aid targets for Western Europe could reach around 2.0 billion dollars in the first year, far surpassing China aid estimates.
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Mme. Chiang
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Britain
France
Belgium
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Luxembourg
Western
Heouga
Dei
2Illions
Marsnelt
Husband shoots man at his home in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City Clyde Settlemeyre a 46 year old man was shot to death last night in the bedroom of a house painter Gordom Rodrick’s home Rodrick was arrested no charges filed Mrs Rodrick had just obtained a divorce Rodrick surrendered to deputy sheriffs outside the Rodrick home as the incident unfolded authorities noted Settlemeyre had threatened Mrs Rodrick with a pistol and the grocer who stopped by the home was drinking water when Rodrick drove into the yard the confrontation allegedly began when Settlemeyre leaped from a bedroom closet during the altercation
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Oxlanoma City
API Clyde
Settlemeyre
Brucer
Gordom Rodrick
Rodrick
District
Richard + ‘Meek
Times
William M. Meunger
Sethemyre
Moumger
Supreme Court Opinions from Oklahoma City Dated December 14
The Oklahoma Supreme Court issued opinions on bond approvals for a college project and related entities, affirming in part and reversing in part with directions. It also reversed with directions in the case Temple G. Thompson et al versus W. M. Bonner et al, involving Carter County. A Special Indemnity Fund case of the state against Charles F. Reid and Raymond C. Berry Truck Lines is noted, with references to Commercial Standard 2a.
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Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Aboma Bem College
Widbig Construction Co
J. Lee and
A “Big Inc
Whitmen
Tillman Cowmty
Temple G. Thompson
W. M. Bonner
Temple G
Gas Blast at Wright Labs Injures Three Men in Tulsa
A gas explosion at the Wright Laboratories plant in Tulsa sent three men to hospital with severe burns. One victim was identified as Robert Muratta. two others were unnamed as emergency treatment continued. Cause of the blast and additional details were not immediately known.
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Fite
Trusa
Old
Wright Laboratories
Robert Bmuratta
Scotties Showed Their Affection in Pittsburgh Crash
Edward Kuhn, 38, was driving with two Scottie dogs when they jumped and showed affection, causing the car to crash into a pole. He received 14 stitches at Shadyside Hospital. Kuhn said it was just one of those things as he cleaned up and arranged a ride home with the dogs.
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Pittsburgh
Edward Kuhn
Kuhn
Merceron
RM 2
Bera
Kyl Wa
Takery
Shadyside Hospital
One Problem Left On Ruhr's Future
A six country conference in London tackled Ruhr industrial future with agreement on all but one major point. The issue is who will control management of Ruhr industries. United States Britain show willingness to move toward French demand for tighter supervision, withdrawing earlier Anglo American stance for gradual transfer of control to Germans. Officials declined to predict when this point will be settled.
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CPLA
Ruhr
United , States
Britain
France
Belwiusa
Netherlands
Luxembourg
United States
Ministerial Group Sets Saturday Meeting in Ada
The Ada Ministerial Alliance met Tuesday at 8 am at Pendermraft’s cafe with poor attendance. A special meeting is planned for Saturday Dec 15 at 5 30 pm at the Aldridge hotel to finalize plans for a radio broadcast Sunday morning from 8 30 to 9. The alliance urges Ada residents to attend a rally at Pisst Baptist church Sunday afternoon Dec 19 at 3. RG LeTourneau will be the principal speaker in the special service.
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Penjdermraft
Cag
Aldridge
Pisst Baptist Church
Ada
Apegial Garvice
RG. LeTourneau
Thad Donahe Bond Set At Seventy Five Hundred Dollars
Thad Donahe, charged with grand larceny, appeared before Justice J. D. Willoughby. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to district court. Bond fixed at 7500 dollars. Proceedings continued into Tuesday morning.
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Thad
Donaha
Neby
J. D. Willoughby
Donaho
Waistrice
Cop's Faith in Santa Restored at Tulsa
In Tulsa on December 14 Policeman RC Dennis earned praise after recovering a stolen car and receiving a $50 reward check that bounced. He plans to wait for the check again while spending Christmas money, noting pedestrians and drivers often show carelessness. The piece also notes Cairo, Egypt buildings still feature ceramic tile from the 77th and lath centuries.
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Dennis
J. W. Holmseworth
Holmeworth
Cairo
Egypt
Early Morning Downpour Deluges Ada County
Ada and surrounding county received their heaviest rainfall since late June as a southward another front brought a rush of moisture. by 8 30 a m estimates toped 2 35 inches with ongoing showers and mild temperatures elsewhere across the state, no snow. high temperatures ranged from the mid sixties to low eighties with Ardmore and McAlester among the warmest spots.
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Associated Press
Anti
Oflshoma
Waynoks
Gaymon
McAlester
Ardmore
Ardma
Port? Sil
Tulsa
Hobart
Celahoma City
Two Hot Checks Filed Against PauI B. Malloy in Seminole
Two charges of passing hot checks were filed in J.P. court against Paul B. Malloy listed as Seminole. Rhaime Gilvreath said Malloy wrote two checks totaling $20 to R. Anthony store, was arrested by city police and turned over to county authorities. Bank officials said Malloy had no account at First National Bank of Seminole.
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Willoughby
Justice of the Peace
Pau
Malloy
Seminole
Rhaime Gilvreath
Airwines
Twentieth and Twenty-First Street Petition Correction
A published item misnamed the street in a paving petition. The correct street lies on Tyendeta between Johnston and Ash avenues, as residents requested.
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Ash
Johnstow and
Ash Avenues
Tyendeta Betwen Jonnstoa
Paralyzed Vet Seeks Ada Home To Rent
Lee R Heaton, an Ata veteran paralyzed overseas, seeks a five room house to rent in Ada, with a ramp for a wheelchair. He is in a California hospital and plans a future Ada home, asking those with rental houses to contact his mother Mrs Dora Heaton at phone 261.
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Lee R. Heaton
Ata
Veterans Hospital
California
Ada
bin Mother
Dora Heaton
Dutch Indoesia peace talks break off in The Hague
The Dutch government announced today that talks with Indonesia’s republic will end deadlocked negotiations would delay a broader settlement. The plan aims to rule Indonesia until a United States of Indonesia is formed, excluding areas controlled by the republic’s government. Plane crash near Parsons kills photographer Fred Grahams, 25, who was piloting the craft.
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Hague
Dec
Brotherlands
Indonesia
United States of Indonesia
Parsons
Kas
Fred Grahams
Parsate Sur
Here
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