influenza wave at fort sill ends says major welch
Orlanova City dispatch reports Major Don Welch state draft director asserts the influenza wave at Fort Sill is over and warns draftees and families the risk remains no higher than at home. He cites health officials and Governor Phalen on the illness curves paralleling civilian trends and notes patients were housed in emergency, steam heated temporary hospitals.
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Fort Sil
Welch
Orlanova City
Don Welch
Fort Sill
Hove
Mathews
Topard
Ag Fort Sill
Thesu
Ameo Ligertthe
Tesifiraliey
Vitamin A Deficiency Eyepath Findings Reported
Scientists report a vitamin A deficiency in a patient’s eye supported by a United States Department of Agriculture study. The experiment notes that vitamin A levels vary with diet and source, highlighting dairy, leafy greens, yellow fruits and vegetables as key suppliers.
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States Department of A
coTliyge
Wil Nowy
X Ray Pioneer Dies Saturday In Los Angeles
Los Angeles obituary notes the death Saturday of a renowned X ray pioneer known as the father of American football. The long career spanned medical imaging and leadership roles in banking and industry. Survivors include a wife and several relatives, with honors from professional circles and past presidencies cited.
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Los Angeles
Enanteapintis
Tne
Fis of
Manpemet J. 0
Beara
Som Welter
Coiap
Local county offices to change hands this fall
The article outlines upcoming county government changes with candidates and prior officials. It cites former law clerk Lewis and the new appointees for the district attorney and county positions, noting their backgrounds and career paths through Stratford, Ada, and Oklahoma. The piece mentions election timing and introduces the newly selected officials and staff occupying key roles.
Joan Carneaves Axe for Washington Inauguration
Mrs Garner accompanied by her husband travels to Washington for the presidential inauguration events. Garner and family plan a short stay in Amarlle before returning home, with coverage reflecting the period’s political and social arrangements surrounding the Roosevelts and Wallaces.
Philanthropist Offers 1000 for 20 Lashes to Officials
A Dallas philanthropist proposed a perilous incentive plan offering 1000 to any Texas, Virginia, West Virginia, Colorado, South Carolina or Tennessee official who would take 20 lashes as punishment for minor prison infractions. The offer stirred strong controversy as it implicates lawmakers, judges, wardens, and criminal chiefs across multiple states.
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Dallas
Dee
Dalfag
Texas
Compton
Kevin Harted
Virginia
West
Colorado
South
Carolina
Tennnessee
Tae Eston
Shotthy
Americans Too Prosperous For Own Good
A Philadelphia symposium quoted Dr Lawrence Koll of the Public Health Service stating that higher income may increase acute alcoholism in the United States compared with Britain and Scandinavia, and noting millions of chronic alcoholics and potential alcohol-related crimes as a public wealth problem.
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Philladelphia
United States
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Joddis
Lawrency Koll
Association
Anc
Accused Murderer Taken Into Custody In Pennsylvania
In Clarion County Pennsylvania police captured Frank Dearalph accused of murdering Reuben Wentling and injuring his daughter Elizabeth Wentling 53 and Olive Wentling 31. Dearalph allegedly admitted the killings but claimed his father and uncle were responsible for a past family tragedy. Elizabeth aided authorities and described two gunshots and a struggle to escape. The suspect was apprehended after a highway pursuit and is held for murder charges.
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Clarion
Dee
McKinley
Sista McKinloy
Frank Deamiph
Sid
Reuben Levi Wentling
Heuben
Mojor
Raymovnet
Malloy
Deamiph
Dan
Wentling
Elizabeth
Harold W
Deane
Joto’ Harcy, Jr
Vegango
Matley
Dearalph
Wetting
Tepaiy Sherif
Amos Dolby
Himelf
Dreavolph
Olive Wentling
Oilevan
Beagr Frontya
Tyes
Tole Dolby
Dolitt
Wentlire
Traiter
Ang
Wallace Appointed CAA Ground School Inspector
Anh M Wallace, longtime East Central State College educator and former junior high principal, has been named a ground school inspector for the CAA. He will report to Fort Worth and begins his duties after an approved one year leave. he has piloted and designed airport plans for Ada and actively supported the municipal airport project.
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Anh M. Wallace
East Central State College
Ch Acronaty
Watlage
East Central College
Sehoal
Jana
Fort Worth
Rte
Fort
Ada
Witeh le
Aston Ollahanms
Warnee Mann
Aim Corps
Progrem
Linseheid
College Gresiaetut
Ilo
Schal
Adya
Ana
45th Division Camp at Abilene Building Progress
Washington reports contracts awarded by the War Department for construction work at Abilene Texas to Briggs and Company and for engineering services to Freese and Michael at Port Worth Fort Worth. The 6th division has been ordered transferred to Abilene upon completion. Oklahoma, Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico units form the 36 division awaiting finalization.
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Washington
Oklahorme
Art Toma Colorada
Wistat
Abi Teme
Tex
War Department
Rw, Briggs and Company
San Anmtesma
Tes
Thomas S. Bynes
James £ Taylor
Fort Wort
Freese
Michaty
Port
Woeth
Keen
Ecaimitve
Okla
Simee
Abi-' Temecc
Ennetime
Kane
Oey
Dee
Worlun LE
WotkeCase
Mursat Okla
Grg
Texas Association Planning Expansion and Officials Named
Fort Worth dispatch reports the Texas Association approving a push for expansion with new leadership and district committee reorganization. Maryse Faris and E. Kusth are among listed officers. Fort Worth and Galveston figures appear in district assignments as plans anticipate January filing and site discussions for a Tulsa war department edge.
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Okletema
Fort Worth
Disney
Oklahoma
Wer
Tulsa
Twin Mother Loses One of Her Five Daughters
A young mother in Texas loses one of her five daughters born to a visitor from Salem. The surviving infant was placed in care, while the other parent, Moorehead of Cons Te, is mentioned. The incident involved an ambulance and occurred near an Aubert Moorehead residence.
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Bnpralla
EL. Des
Ventaute Mather
Lidar Te Aubert
Moorehead
Salem
Uber
Borm
Texas
Ad Ranch
Tulsa Still Favored For Bomber Plant
Tulsa remains the favored site for a major bomber plant amid war department plans. Officials and advocates from Fort Worth and Tulsa discuss contracts, with political and military figures backing Tulsa as the work center for aircraft production and related defense jobs.
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Tulsa
Typewriter Please Cooked Fo Nice Brown
An unclear OCR fragment from a Louisiana newspaper describes a holiday box of food items, a model or box game, and mentions Mrs Sternen in Fowie City. The text references a refrigeration mishap and a toast event, with a portable device and hamburger sandwiches described.
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Miel
Dee
Aml
Fr Chidhont
Stemnen
Stoyher
Fowie City
Mrs. Sternen
Bnet
Be es Announce Spring Schedule Bees
President Bob Quinn of the Bostors Bees announced the spring training schedule. Included are games against Toledo, Browns at Cep, Tulsa, Obla and other teams with dates in March and April as part of the 25 game set.
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Bostow
Dee
Tralpa
Lois Browns
Bob Quinn
Bostors Bees
The
Bees
Maren
Toledo Af
Barta Tex
Browns
Cepgoes Chuste Fes
Obla
Tulsa
Tuhta
Cls
General Wood Appears to Back No War Pledges
General Robert E. Wood, chairman of the America First Committee, urged no war pledges amid a Chicago gathering. The event featured remarks on avoiding involvement in global conflict and emphasized steadfast support for America First policies.
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Wood
Chicago
Pow
Robert, E. Wood
America First Committee
Telegraphert
Ronrevely
Tudey
Sundae
Tnder
Permanent Church Council Is Planned In Oklahoma
Oklahoma City December 28 the Oklahoma City council of churches announced plans to organize a permanent state wide council. The group voted to operate as a cooperative body and weld into a permanent organization led by Thomas Bo McDowett president. A meeting was expected to discuss expansion of the program and new membership. Potential names and details were discussed but remain unclear.
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Oklahoma City
Council of Churches
Tales
Thomas Bo McDowett
Esid
Labor Expects Good New Year for War Production
Washington analysts project 4,000,000 workers needed in defense industries to produce aircraft ships guns and clothing. Government forecasts expect a wider impact across industry with job gains and reduced unemployment as defense expansion progresses and related economic activity increases through the new year. Labor leaders discuss the surge in organization activity amid wartime mobilization and broader economic expansion.
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Washington
Dec
Americas
Anther Wai
Nowdefense
Stchan
William Greet
Steed Appointed at Junior High Amid Staff Changes
Burgess Steed will post at Meyers Strand Junior High, replacing Arch Wallace who takes leave to join the Civil Aeronautics Authority. Morrison becomes principal of Washington School, Lingelheid joins Ade High School faculty to teach English, and Linselieid brings a master's degree with prior teaching at Oklahoma A&M. Ada High School science and other staff shifts follow as the school board adjusts assignments and duties for the coming year.
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Burgess Steed
Meyers Strand
Aehe
Borage Manny
Aigh
Arch Wallace
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Phis Morrison
Vate Steed
Orincinl
Washington Schow
Sheuart Lingelheid
Ben St
Ade High School
Linselieid
Oklahoma A
M. College
Stillwater
Harryt Allen
Ada High
Hay Aed
Wick the Board, of Education
Vern, Kasp.wiea
Feals Valley
Morrie
Cletus Murphy Reported Better After Illness
Local notes report Cletus Murphy is recovering after an illness. Details are fragmented. the item mentions a board clerk and a dog breed reference, but confirms improved condition without specifics.
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Cletus Murphy
Cletus
Pav Murphy
Roosevelt weighs repayment in materials for war aid
President Roosevelt and Congress weighed using war materials as repayment for U.S. fighting machines sent to Britain. He said rubber and other commodities might cover the value of destroyed equipment, with general provisions likely and detailed language deferred. Meanwhile Britain reportedly bought three clipper-type ships to be taxed for empire communications, potentially used to ferry officials across the Atlantic.
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Washington, Dee, &J.P
Britain
Roosevelt
Congress
England
Stephen T. Early
Reosevelt
Englanod
Canad
Atlantic
Great Britain
Goock
Tae
Blackwell Visiter Deaths of Mrs Wines in Blackwell
Mrs. Fo Wines of Blackwell Ti aged in Blackwell dies from pneumonia while visiting at 32% Westy Seventeenth. Funeral planned February 14 at 1 pm at Blackwell Funeral Home with Rev Br C Morris of Acaa officiating. Survived by husband, two daughters, and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Blackwesl
Blackwell
New Methodist
Br. C. Morris
Acawill
Blackewell
Manes
Tyesay
Hr. Wines
Ray Thedigsan
Flint
Alen
Alice Clay
Fysons
Feranit
Wielnta
Paul
Ads .R
Austen, Inc
Charles BeRn
California
Jerome Brickey
Potent
Prank Brickew
Salt City
Utah
Mrs. Wines
Austin
Mina
Minnie Elaim Bricker
Oklahoma judge Albert Hunt resigns as district chair
Albert Hunt resigns today as chairman of the state committee and is sworn in as district judge. Hunt was appointed to succeed Ben and was elected to the state council. Names listed include Tulsa, Garland, and Muskogee figures as potential successors.
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Oktatioma City
Rec
Albert
Hunt
Tom Iard
Oklahoma
Roadly
Plaintips
Ben & Old
Suntemg
France
Priisy
Denmietaie
Phillipe
Yureer
Aleetien
Tulsa Valent
Court Convicts Howard C. Hopson
New York report states Howard C. Hopson was convicted in federal court on multiple counts alleging mail fraud in a scheme involving an alleged defrauding of 1,600,068 dollars. Co-defendants attorneys Charles Travis and Garrett Browniack faced numerous counts as well.
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Howard C. Hopson
Mita
Tadien
Vail
Ted Bier
Singhe Somspiracy SwUnt
Charles Mr. Travis
Garrett A. Hrowniack
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