Mrs WA Hill Dies in Ada Funeral Friday at Creswell
Ada resident Mrs WA Hill dies after a long career in teaching and music. Funeral Friday at Creswell Chapel at 2 pm with burial in Rosedale cemetery. Survived by husband WA Hill and brother W Burgess Steed of Ada. former New York City resident Margaret Ritter listed among survivors.
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Lynchburg
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Margaret Ritter
New York City
W. Burgess Steed
Gas Pipeline Explosion Shocks TROUSCALE Community
A gas pipeline incident near TROUSCALE SAS today triggered a large blast and flames. Local authorities report significant damage with ongoing firefighting efforts and inquiries into cause and safety measures. Authorities urge residents to avoid the area as crews secure the site.
Ada shoppers brave cold in hunt for hard to find gifts
An insurgent cold wave across Ada failed to dampen holiday shopping as many store patrons roamed aisles Thursday. Shoppers browsed for elusive presents, prepared cookies and candy, and planned Christmas gatherings, while Housewives kept to in store routines and early holiday prep.
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Ada
Ice Snow Storms Hampering Central Western Regions
Central and western regions face ice and snow disruptions as winter storms move through. Transportation and daily activities are affected with officials urging caution and preparedness. Weather crews warn of lingering icy conditions and possible travel hazards through the week.
Tulsa Plane Wreck Near McKinney Claims Three Bodies
Three Tulsa men killed in a plane crash near McKinney Texas are confirmed dead. Recovery teams from McKinney retrieved three bodies from the wreckage, with the craft found six miles west of the town in a farming area. The plane, radio equipped, was reported missing since Monday.
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McKinney
Tex
Pleme
CAA
Dal
E. Button
Eoc
Oklahoma Faces Deep Freeze With Snow and Ice
A cold front grips Oklahoma with 19 degree lows and 22 degree readings in places. Snow and freezing rain disrupt travel as highways report slick conditions and power outages affect hundreds of circuits statewide.
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Ade
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Oklahoma
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Garmon
Pat Handle
North Central
Nor West
Porme Poitita
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Panhandle
State Highway Department
Highway Patrol
Elk City
Fess
Highway Department
U.S
Chikee
Fairview
Alva
Woodwaod
Mattice
Buffalo
Mca
Special Session Ends as Oklahoma Legislature Adjourns
Oklahoma City reports the special session of the legislature closed after a long night. Senate members left the chamber at 11:35 AM, with one member delaying adjournment to prolong the session. Total cost for the extra day reached about 1,875 dollars for the House and around 32 dollars for the Senate, while debates criticized adjournment delays and press coverage.
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Oklahoma City
Ind Legisacure
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Senate
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Turner
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Dwight Leonard
Beaver
Paul Barkey
Isabel
Leonard
Ace
House
Prea
Aulater Thabel
Idea of Planting Robot Guides in Enemy Cities for Missiles
Washington reports that military scientists discuss placing robot saboteurs in enemy cities to steer guided missiles toward targets. A research board pamphlet hints at semiactive homing, radar reflection tricks, and a pathfinder plane to illuminate targets from above. Potential use includes a suitcase transmitter in enemy areas to guide warheads.
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Washington
Oii Department
Research and Development Board
Monument honors Cimarron country heritage in granite
A 9000 pound granite monument 10 feet long and four feet high was erected at Granite, Oklahoma, by the Cimarron Cowboys Association. Carved scenes show the region’s development including the blizzard of 1986 Santa Fe trains and a modern rodeo. Portraits of Jim Dalton Josheiman Amous Chepman and C. H. Martin appear on the sides. The dedication will be held in spring by Gov. Roy.
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Cimarron
J. C. van Nostrand
Cimarron Cowbeys Association
Santa Fe
Remuda
Jim Dalton
Josheiman
Amous Chepman
C. H. Martin
Neari
Buddy Endersby
Sol
Roy
Missed Blast Dies of Burns in Home Accident
A man identified as Clarence Chap dies from burns after a missed blast during a gasoline pressure test at his home. Investigators say the incident occurred when a flare or glow from ignition caused a rapid fire, with no immediate witnesses.
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Clarence
New Law Boasting Cigarette Tax Revenue Gains
The article discusses a new law increasing cigarette tax revenue, noting fiscal projections and comparing current figures to prior levels. It mentions state officials and OEDA in Oklahoma City, with emphasis on anticipated public revenue changes and potential economic impact.
Dan Vinson Still Has Much to Do
Dan Vinson, known for delivering gifts to children of prison inmates, oversees a large operation that ships presents to families in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. His staff works year round to organize donations, packaging, and distribution as Christmas approaches.
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Dan Vinson
Oklahoma
Vinson
Pitts
State Farm Cash Income Drops in January-October
State Farm Cash Income declined, with figures showing a sharp fall in the first ten months. The agricultural department reported a forward price context and an overall value of $557,100,000 for the January to October period reflecting reduced income across sectors.
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Mipantil
Fifty Firemen After Battle at Arsenal Fire
Philadelphia dispatch reports a severe blaze at an arsenal where fifty firemen fought smoke and fumes for hours. The interior was complex and air masks were used as crews worked in shifts. several workers fell ill and were treated on site or at the arsenal infirmary. Officials avoided details on ammunition quantities or experiments conducted in the building.
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Des
Sistory
Arsenal
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Two Soldiers Die On Way to Homes
Two Sheppard Air Force Base soldiers died Wednesday from injuries after a car and a truck collided on U S 277 near Randalltt Oklahoma. Pvt. George E. Brown of Brooklyn aged 27 and Pfc. Norman F. Doris aged 21 of Milwaukee were killed at Sheppard base hospital. Six other soldiers from Wichita Falls were injured. The Oklahoma traffic toll rose to 507 for the year, thirteen higher than last year.
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Brooklyn
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Milwaukee
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Randlett
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Wichita Falls
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Oklahoma
He Got Divorce Not Lady Stanley
Sylvia Hawkes, fourth wife of Lord Stanley of Alderley, was divorced in London on June 15 1948 for desertion. She did not obtain the divorce herself as previously stated in an associated dispatch.
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Lark Gabdle
Sylvia Hawkes
London
Lord Stanley of
Alderley
Associated Dispatch
The Pessimist Weds Yet Again at Christmas
The Pessimist notes how a husband fears Christmas gifts for his wife. Mrs Newt Lar hoped for joy this season, but her husband remained absent by yesterday.
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