Christmas Is Taking Over City of Ada
Ada city events begin with a Christmas season push across programs at East Central College and Ada Junior High. Musical selections feature Miss Rate Burrows and faculty from Wiserman music, with rehearsals, concerts, and a campus-wide assembly planned.
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Ada
Christas
Willard
Ontleme
Fox O'Ilagk
East Core Hol College
Miss Rate Burrows
Soprani
Yoember
huist+ Teliteve
Sheertasie Worktenn
Nba
Forugrar Factiltty
Ahd
Brittell
Migs
Manuertie Trawituistar
Ackompaniert
Caspey Safifiee
College Libra Pichard
WAC Uniforms Stir Women in Army Clothing Debate
Lebanon dispatch notes tensions and a separate U S Army story about WACs in khaki shirts causing discomfort for women soldiers. Officers and enlisted personnel reportedly modify skirts with longer hems to meet uniform standards as Col Mary Mailar of Lowell outlines strict hem rules.
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Fire Arms
Hac
Rueescho
Col. Mary Mail
Lowell
Mass
Seventeen i clubs and dog feed rows amid December notes
Seventeen i clubs listed with members and officers in Recentbor. The text also covers dairy feeding guidance for cattle and pigs, including ration examples and notes on grain, hay, supplements, and a referenced heifer sale contract involving the Ada Chamber of Commerce.
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Mes
Akeie
Recentbor
Bre Cu Gyove
Tatty
Punchugin
Rete
Tightening Rida
Thart Vanoos
Suomers Chapeh Belk Fhamor
Allen
Laula Ous
Emcoll
Une
Heangionizitt
Dr- Senthil
Abthers
Bi West Koremedl
Waste Webster
Soetubar Ashy
Tebert Ms Sen Toncon
Helen Ivbaone
Anc
Sail Halt
Charlotte Mose
Boewreks
Brawn iv
Poole
Denieriklom Prokanted
Aodhine
Arial
Anton
Wight
Herman Boorsuh
A& Bell
Revine
Ada Chamber of Covers
Life Sentence for Riskin Death Sentence for Klettke
Orlanger City case details emerge with Riskin charged in Cart Roark death near Corfu N Y. Another Michigan youth faced death in same period. Riettke, a New York man, convicted by district court and slated for electric chair in McAlester. Beach body found under Arcadia bridge. Arrests tied to two incidents in Fort Worth Texas.
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Orlangma Civy
Piotlarry
Eugene Riskin
Abaw
Michius
Gurilsy
Cart Roark
Corfu
N. SY
Riaugke
New York
Riettke
McAlester State Marten 7
Skin
Rieitke
State Criminal Court of Appeals
Beach
Arcadia
Okly
Novemther & Risain
Fact Worth
Texas
New Flies Develop Resistance to DDT in Shifted Threat
New findings from the American Association of Economic Entomologists report a bacteria of houseflies that resist DDT. W. V. King and J. B. Gahan of the U S Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine describe a new breed emerging from varied DDT concentrations. The development marks a shift from prior expectations and signals ongoing adaptation in pest populations.
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New York
Amerigan Association of Economic Entemologists
W. V. King
J. B Gahan
United States Burgau
Bureau
HiMensiae
United States
Therm
Pha
Gahan
Asres
Farm Bureau Leader Fears Bust Cycle Threats
Atlantic City reports American Farm Bureau Federation head B. Kline warns a bust cycle could devastate agriculture if inflation continues. He cites price controls and material shortages as possible stabilizers while urging cautious government action amid monetary inflation and rising currency in circulation from 1939 to last September.
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Atlantic City
M. J
Eline
Aovernmcert
Oregon Floods Pass With Limited Damage Across State
Floodwaters from the Willamette River moved through Oregon’s capital area today but caused no major damage. Red Cross reports no distress calls from farming districts previously warned of rising waters. Flooding rivers and Pacific storms left four dead, disrupted utilities, caused mudslides on mountain roads, and inundated many highways as Corvallis and Albany reported crests late last night.
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Salem
Ore
Dee
Willmore
Oregon Arate
Red Cross
Corvallis
Albany
Johnston Murray To Hospital For Dental Surgery
Johnston Murray secretary of the State School Land Commission was to enter St Anthony hospital today for removal of teeth and correction of an old jaw bone injury. He expects to return to his office next week. Murray, former Oklahoma Governor Murray, injured his jaw in a football game years ago.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
State School Land Commission
Si Anthony Hospital
Weer. Murray
Oklahoma
Iam HL Murray
Indian King Philip’s Head Display in Plymouth History
Fragmentary notes describe colonial era Plymouth displaying the head of King Philip after a New England massacre as a grim reminder of conflict. The text mixes with unrelated garbled phrases about Briks in Tunisia and French items, yielding a damaged, partially readable record.
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Prine
Philip
New England
Plymouth
Turbulent UN session ends with little done
The United Nations General Assembly wrapped a heated Paris session with minimal concrete results amid sharp Soviet anti Western bloc rhetoric. The piece notes division over human rights groundwork and calls for continuing support and possible UN reform, citing Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt as a beacon for peace and urging perseverance in UN efforts.
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Walise Nations General Assembly
Paris
Catia
Andrei
Vishinamyte
Burlerkat
Formver
Charac
Hitler
Franch Ad Huitain
WS A
United Nations
Stafis
Adamson
UN Without Trial. the Establishert of the Peace Organization
Gond Mien
Thomas Eis
Quiti
Franklin B. Bo
Ste Plang
Atay Sage Tato
United Nations Human Rights Commission
Soviet Bloc
FL Od
Wide Range of Animals Across North America
The article notes gouskrat and raccoon as the continent’s widest ranging species found in many states. It claims Florida lacks the Tormec and mentions the latter avoids Momiana, reflecting a quirky regional fauna overview with uncertain terms.
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North American
Florida
Ballots Cast Exceed Presidential Vote Across States
A historical report notes 49,283,798 ballots cast while 46,680,416 voters selected presidential choices. It highlights voting disparities, state-by-state variations, and the impact of electors meeting at the capitol as results were tallied, with mentions of Thurmond and Truman in the race context. The article cites rising overall eligible voters versus actual ballots and attributes declines in ballot turnout to state variations, including declines in New York and surrounding states.
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Harold Oliver Washington
Wtrough
Troma
Tennessee
J. Strom
Thomas
Rewervill
Web Scaller Truman
Sturakey
Dewey
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohi
Ilinois
Indiana
Coalgate Soldier Arrives in Japan for Duty
Private First Class Joe R. Ponticelli, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ponticelli of Coalgate Oklahoma, has arrived in Japan and is assigned as a clerk in the Information Education Section at Nagoya Air Force Base. Ponticelli trained in San Antonio after enlisting in Detroit and attended Cavalgate High School where he played basketball. He previously worked for L A Young Inc in Detroit.
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OYA AM
Nagoya
Japan
Joe R. Ponticell
Joe Ponticelli
Coalgate
Oklahoma
Duw
Nagoya Forey
Caloneal
Walter {. White
Ponticelli
Caval~ Gate High School
Fie
L. A. Young, Inc
Detroit
Michigan
Woman Balks at Key Spy Probe Questions
Marian Bachrach a New York writer and Communist Party activist refused to answer key questions about a sought typewriter linked to a World War II spy ring. She denied possessing or moving secret government papers and would not confirm ties to Alger Hiss or prior residences. The House committee pressed for details while Bachrach acknowledged membership in the party after a closed session.
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Washington
Congressional
Marian Bachrach
New York
Communist Party
Bachrash
Alper Hiss
Wealingtom
Alter Gna Rayna Wien
Raskin
Warner
Tench Harbor
State Department
Fat
Bureau of Standards of
Mary Department
Whittaker Chambers
Red
Chambers
Alger Bisa
Miss
Robert E. Striping
Bachrach
Adeer Firss
Donald Hiss
Alger
Stripling
Balks
Mundt
RSC
F Ammber
Communist Par
Ads Leader Frank Ansell Joins Oklahoma Cemeteries Board
Frank Ansell of Ads was named a member of the board of directors of the Oklahoma State Cemeteries organization. He was chosen at the annual meeting in Oklahoma City. Ansell heads Memorial Park here.
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Frank Ansell
Ads
Oklahoma State Cemeteries Organization
Oklahoma City
Adam
MacArthur warns of Communist advances in Asia
New York December report cites General Douglas MacArthur warning that U S standing in Japan is weakened by Communist gains in Asia. Dispatch from Washington notes MacArthur, Allied supreme commander in Japan, forwarded an assessment of these victories' impact on his position.
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New York
New York Times
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Japan
Asia
the Times
Washington
Hangon
W. Baldwin
MacArthur
State aids county roads amid highw ay reform plan
The legislative council committee on roads proposes centralized county highway management to reduce waste. It urges state funding and a professional engineer per county to oversee construction, maintenance, and inventory, arguing the cost is offset by efficiency gains and better coordination across districts.
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State Legislative Council
Count Biglace
Annr
Austonie
Oklahoma
California
Sulphur Soresis Hosts Large Christmas Party
One of the town's largest holiday dinners was the Sulphur Soresis Club Christmas party held at Mrs. John Hassen's home. Guests included Mrs. A H Lindsay as cohostess and Mer Mary Naomi Stephens. The evening featured moving pictures by Anvece Massen, carol singing, and a piano violin arrangement of Silent Night. Gifts were exchanged beneath a large Christmas tree after a Yuletide game session.
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Bulphur
Soresis Club
John Hassen
A. H. Lindsay
Anvece Massen
Mer Mary Naomi Stephens
Bruce Gowatt
Stephens
Mary Leonard
Ohenry
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