Registration For New Semester At College Seeming
Registration for the new semester begins Monday and ends Tuesday with classes starting Wednesday. Seniors graduating in May have enrolled. others will register by name groups A-K on Monday and L-N on Tuesday, with test requirements and adviser assignments noted. A normal load is 12 to 16 hours. heavier loads require consent. tuition and late fees apply.
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Mast Central
Ta+ toe
Samet Faust
Merle Up
Eburel
Senion
B. Morrison
Ski-Plane Rescues Eleven From Ite
Churchill Manitoba reports a RCAP Norse man rescue mission on Hudson Bay ice. An ice field near Melds, about 30 miles from the RCAP base, saw a ski equipped plane ferry eleven men to safety across two trips. Earlier a Dakota transport crew aided Harold Duan and Eskimo Akoolimoak before forced landings on the ice.
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Churchill
Dakota
Hudson Bay
Artic Bay
Baffin
Toland
Artic Circle
Harold Duan
Department of Transport
Body of Former Student Refurmed Body Refurmed
Funeral services and burial will be held in Hugo for 1st Lt William Kenneth Fox a former East Central State College student whose body will arrive from New Germany Fox born at Hugo attended schools there Oklahoma University Shawnee and East Central He enlisted in Ada trained at Kelly Field and Houston reached New Guinea as navigator on his seventeenth mission his body found years later Surviving include his mother and two sisters with other relatives and a listed cousin Dr W Stovall is noted for prehistory exhibit trades with the University of Oklahoma and University of Alaska bringing Eskimo artifacts to display
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Hugo
William Kenneth
Fox
East Central State College
New Germaay
Okiahoma Rapist University
Shawnee
East Central
Ade
Ebony Fight
Houston
Tex
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Washington
New Guinea
Bune Area
W. KE. Fox
Wichita Falls
Howard Moore
Wichita Pails
Edgar Robinson
A A. Mullins
Ada
Beautiful Wedding Links Ada Polio Victims Into Love
Oklahoma City January wedding joins Lavern Casey of Ada and B. Frank, a former athlete, who both survived polio and met at a 1945 gathering. He proposed after two and a half years courtship as she learned to live with a wheelchair. They plan business careers after honeymoon.
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Ada
Oklahoma City
Himsaing
Delia
Esch
Lavern
James
Casey
Oila
Sis
Ters
Am Ollehana City
Yukon Vanety
Tien Cupid
Frank
Yulon
Kunior
University of Oklahoma
State Legislators Preview 72 Million School Aid Bill
Oklahoma lawmakers return to view a proposed 72 million dollar public school aid package. The Oklahoma Education Association backs the plan as the largest appropriation in state history. House and Senate committees plan action on driver license and highway funding adjustments amid a broad funding overview.
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Deyton Blair
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Education Association
Two Japanese Give Up On Iwo Jima
Two Japanese soldiers who surrendered after nearly four years in caves on Iwo Jima were flown to Tokyo after a Guam stopover. Clad in U S Army clothing and smoking cigarettes they expressed eagerness to meet their families. They described surviving on weeds and scraps and said their water intake caused a shift in attitude at air force headquarters. Their mobilization board will check them out of the former Japanese armed forces.
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Tokyo
Toke
Guam
Rikio Matsuda
Mitsufuku Yamalenge
Dowo Jima
Amot jAmerican
Javaresé
Shinokane
Park
Strickland Seeks Mother and Half-Sister in Shawnee
Jen 22 year old Strickland from Oklahoma City searches Shawnee for his mother Ida B Strickland and his half-sister abandoned 22 years ago. He was adopted and wants to trace his family through newspaper files and interviews. The case involves an Alaska writer and a potential connection to Shawnee records.
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Shawnee
Okla
Jen
Ond Strickland
Oklahoma City
Strickland
Ida B. Strickland
Anothel Hite
Offittsls
Bray Funeral and Reburial Here Soon
Bray Funeral arrangements for Pic. Ewart ED Bray 31 Oil Center killed near Laing Germans in 1945 will be announced by Smith Funeral Home after a revival of a brother. Services will be held at Galley school followed by burial at Memorial Park with military honors by the WF. W. Bray was killed in action April 15, 1952 from shrapnel injuries near a small town. He was buried at Henri Chapelle Belgium with full military honors. Surviving are his parents Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bray Oil Center two sisters Mrs. Ary Porter and Mrs. Leale Pay Roterts Ada brother Berlin Bray Denver W. C. Bray Fr. Mildred Gwyndelon Bogart Leon ay and Joy Bray Oil Center.
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Pic
Ewart ED
Bray
Oil Center
Laing
Smith Funecsl
Denver
Geley School
W. Bray
Emall
Tues
Wig
Wourtdas
Henri Chapelle
Belgium
Galey
Vandys
Asher
Seattle
Wash
Ft. Sar
Missouri
Nebraska
William C. Bray
Ary Porter
Leale Pay Roterts
Ada
Berlin Bray
Rational Guard 8 26 Explodes Near Fort Busts
NEWPORT NEWS VA January 22 The Virginia Air National Guard B 28 Invader exploded and crashed into the James River near Fort Busts this afternoon. One body of four occupants was found identified as R F Drewry of Richmond. Police Army authorities and a coroner continued search for the other three as officials described the crash scene and wreckage.
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Newport News
Virginia Air National Guard
James River
Fort Busts
S. Fr. Smith
RF. Dresry
Richmond
South
Air National Guard
Byrd Airport
Mares
Smith
Train Derailed Near Blairsio wn City of San Francisco
Eastbound City of San Francisco streamline derailed three miles east of Blairs io wn, injuring seven. A freight on a siding tore up trackage and blocked the Chicago and Northwestern line. Cause unknown. witnesses said an eastbound freight may have been involved.
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Blairsiown
San Francisco
Chicago and Northweatex
Stilwell Takes Theater Manager Post in Ada
Finis W. Stilwell, formerly active manager of Griffith theaters in Lubbock Texas, assumes the Ada theater manager role succeeding John W. Stilwell now at Guilfish theaters in Norman. Stilwell describes a lifelong theater career from a Cleburne doorman in 1965 to management, with schooling at Trehuurse and Texas Christian University Ft Worth. He and his wife Margaret Anita reside temporarily at the Aldasze hotel and express enthusiasm for Ada and the yet to be determined drive in theater project north of Ada on Highway 99.
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Finis W. Stilwell
Mime Griffith
Labbock
Texas
Teleutes
Kiva
Rice
Stilwell
John W. Stilwhey
Guilfish
Norman
Ade
Cleburne
Trehurse
Texas Christian University
Ft Worth
Santa Yeo
Margiaret Anita
Aldasze
Kerd
Ada
Highway 99
Griffith Theater
Employment Up Through 1948 in Ada Oklahoma Area
The Ada Oklahoma area saw an uptrend in employment through the first nine months of 1948 with October showing 23 4 3 percent fewer unemployed than in January 1940, returning to the January 1948 level by year end. Officials note seasonal patterns and a shortage of workers in waitresses and domestic roles, with about 2900 job applications and 3600 openings last year.
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Ada
Oklahoma State Employment Service
Tocal
Elaim
Albert
Pence
Repeyeee
Ees
Judge Rice Returns To Office In Oklahoma Case Revival
Judge Eugee Rice resumes duties and plans to pursue the Briggs conspiracy case and related defendants in Muskogee Oklahoma. Four co defendants including Harley Greenwood Barot bootlegger and others face charges tied to a federal internal revenue violations scheme.
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Muskogee
Eugeee Rice
Ecaie
Briggs
Saneitt
Jude Rice
X Puare
T. S Marshal
Roy Frank Godbey
Karl Pruet
Oklahoma City
Sudge Rice
Dull’ Weel
Briggs Triad
Ziggs
Internal Revenue
Baror Busiess
Bogen Andrews
Harley Greenwood
Perot
Gey Payne
Guy Itty
Acd Vetta Petars
Big Fire Strikes Three-Story Building in Little Rock
A three story building in downtown Little Rock burned for nearly three hours, threatening two blocks of the business district. Firefighters fought back flames from 45 pm until late afternoon, with the roof and rear wall collapsing. The blaze, causing traffic disruption, consumed the 1893 structure and nearby adjoining buildings near the Bless Department store. The cause was not determined and onlookers gathered as flames extended toward adjacent blocks.
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Irene
Bond
Arkangas
Little, Rock
Little “Biscress
Arkansas River
Bless Department Store
Dewey Loyalists Tighten Grip Over GOP Power
At Omaha and New York meetings urgent moves to curb national chairman Hugh D. Kent Jr and ally Thomas E Bemis faced strong opposition from critics. Kent’s supporters pressed to name a loyal executive committee and chair, while Pennsylvanians and other Dewey backers questioned the control over party affairs and the GOP presidential slate.
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Washington
Jen
Hugh D. Kent Jr
Thomas E. Bemis
Republican National
Orneba
Neb
Bix
Scott
Omaha
Pennsylvania
Dewey
Shey
Saidl
Flames Destroy Coalgate Home
Coalgate residents Wade Ho and his wife lost their Gobblers Knot area home to a Saturday night fire. A spokesman reported the blaze burned for about 40 minutes before firefighters gained control. The Howell family, visiting, learned of the fire about an hour after discovery and narrowly escaped with belongings damaged by smoke and heat.
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Coalgate
Wade Howell
Gobblers Knot
Here
Coalgate To Fire Department
Howell
Plane crash into Kenai Mountain in Alaska kills four
ANCHORAGE Alaska Jan 2 Pion Rasceven said today that the Alevka Airlines plane piled into a 3000 foot peak, killing two passengers and two crew. Pilot Cant Rector and Peter Poori Yat of San Francisco survived with injuries after the crash. Co-pilot Robert Iess of Seattle and stewardess Lueine Nins of Washington were among the crew. The other survivor, Land, suffered frozen feet and internal injuries, with medical staff noting no warning before impact.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Pion Rasceven
Alevka Airines
Berinsula
Mouaneniet Pri
Cant
Rector & Land
Ant Peter Poori- Yat
San Francisco
Eat Land
Lueine Ninss
Iverson
Wash
Robert Ieiss
Seattie
Raicoe Spears
DY Himan
Steffens Dairy Adopts Automatic Milk Carton System
Steffens Dairy introduces a new automatic machine to carton and package milk in paper cartons. The Lee Horton plant manager says the system speeds distribution, with up to two quarts per customer and an added one cent per carton. The facility uses wax-coated boxes, a conveyor line, and a fully automated filling and sealing process, moving milk from packing to chilling.
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Steffens Dairy
Steffen
Iniogan
Steffers Dairy
Shah
Lee Horton
Burtem
Tac Hor
Ates
All In Allen Band Receives New Uniforms and Enrollments
Allen band members received 23 uniforms funded by the Band Patrons who also bought 10 more. Delivery completed Saturday giving the band four regular members and several beginners. Enrollment closed until next year with ongoing chair competitions across cornet alto saxophone trombone and other sections led by instructor J C Widner. Virginia Taylor Mitch Millard Jarrett and others hold top chairs. strong participation across three main sections boosts rivalries as preparations continue.
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Allen
Thei Umiams
Om Santest Humbers
Virginia Taylor
Millard Jarrett
Oy Ramey
J.C. Widner
Domme
Sove
Helen Jo Heddieson
Highways Glassy In Two States
Freezing rain coated highways in Kansas and northwestern areas, creating slick conditions and hazardous travel. The Kansas patrol urged drivers to stay off roads unless travel was essential and to observe extreme caution when driving.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Patzreiien
Howard To Head Red Cross Drive
Pontotoc county chapter of the American Red Cross names Howard to lead the annual drive. Local plans target meeting or surpassing a modest quota as the national goal stands at 80 million dollars, with the wartime peak well above that figure.
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Howard
Red Cross Drive
Pontotoc County
American Red Cross
Annast Red Cross
Bernard G. Howerd
Deive
Toda Ave. Wilk Ie
Aa. Com
Howard Seit
Moa
Everybody Loves U S A Business Man But Himself
BAL BOYLE examines the paradox of the American businessman who, while central to a complex economy, risks diminishing self esteem. He notes rivalries among peers, the lure of culture, and government burdens that erode confidence, portraying the business man as essential yet self-doubting in a modern society.
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U.S. A
Bal Boyle
Deep South
Abe Mopey
Weved
Statinuedt
Artis
Basimear
Mam
Probe Wreckage Of Bomber Crash
Investigators probed distant wreckage of a bomber crash near Great Falls Montana seeking causes. Four air force crewmen were killed and eight injured in last night's incident. Captain Terry Pickett of the Great Falls air base reported the deaths as Corporal William A. Frenkenberger, California. Sergeant Harold D. Buddleston, radio operator. Sgt. Robert E. Leuck, Washington. Sgt. James F. Parker, Spokane. Surviving crew from Fairbanks base at Spokane were not questioned due to doctors' orders. the bomber reportedly struck a snow-covered hill after taking off from Great Falls.
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Great Falls
Mant
Couss
W Crzsh
Air Force
Terry Pickett
Great Parls Air Base
William A. Frenkenberger
Roscow
Calif
Qumter
Harold D. Buddleston
Robert EL. Leuck
McLanguin
James _F. Parker
Spokane
Fores
T Ae
Ree
Asian Bloc Forging Asia Leader Role at UN Meet
From New Delhi India January 24 a measured Asian bloc moves to the United Nations seeking swift action to end the crisis and urging nations to cooperate. The conference claims a rising Asian bloc now shapes the bloc leadership with Nehru backing a proposed role for Asia in global governance and sent resolution notes to Lake Success urging overdue action.
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Delhi
India
Ansake
Ikon Nockes
Fagime
Iawabrlal Nehrly
Resolutiona
Lake Success
MacArthur Hails Jap Vote Result
General MacArthur praised the recent Japanese vote as a landmark for the region’s postwar philosophy, calling it decisive in shaping Asia’s future. The dispatch notes the election’s timing amid tense regional history and the General’s cautious optimism for stability.
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MacArthur
Congress Shifts Into High Gear After Three Weeks
Washington Jan 24 Congress buckles down after three weeks of organization and marking time. Senate and House committees, now reorganized, plan meetings to grind out bills this week. Senate Rules considers curbing filibusters while committees hear Brannan on price supports and grain storage. Labor panels in both chambers set talks on minimum wage and Taft-Hartley. House eyeing a wage rise from 40 to 75 cents an hour. measures on Truman authority and extension of the farm programs loom. Former President Hoover to testify as hearings unfold.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House Committees
Fuborgamiaed
Senate Rules Committee
Jarazry
Brannan
House
Truman
Herbert Hoover
Ways and Means
Oklahoma audit questions safetys car purchases in 1947 system
State examiner audit of the Department of Public Safety covers July 1947 to June 1948 and scrutinizes 42 trade in transactions and two car purchases from Betz Motors. The report cites alleged violations of state law by public officers involving sales and bids.
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Oklahoma
CTFY
Department of Public Safety
Dietat Chase
Paul Hees
Public Safety
Exmainey
Charles G. Morris
Aae
Bae, Bets Moter Company
Bulldozers Aid In Frozen Area Reported In Nebraska
Lincoln dispatch says Nebraska with army aid deployed bulldozers to clear snow and assist stranded ranchers. Gov Val Peterson appeals to the Nebraskan general contractors association for more machines. The association replied 30 to 40 dozers are ready to go where needed. Peterson cites the main task as opening roads to deliver feed and hay to cattle for shipment.
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Lincoln
Net
Nebraska
Val Peterson
Association of General Contrastors
Fred
Cabbage Vitamin Loss Warns at Room Temperature
A concise health note warns housewives that cabbage loses more vitamins within three days at room temperature, while longer storage at 29 degrees is advised to slow degradation. Featuring Dr. Ruth B. Reder of Oklahoma and agrarian expert advice, the article emphasizes proper cabbage handling to preserve nutritional value for months.
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Stnelwater
Jun
Mir
Bere’s. A
Ruth B Reder
Okbihoma
M. Sollepe Agricultural Chera
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Hugo Mas Gradecte
Callegu
Fe Norman
W. Stovall
Stovall
University of Oloma Museum
University of Alaska Arthropology Department
Ray 2
Turner
Henry Worthington
Mangum
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Timatly
Govs Turner
Highway Patrol
Iwo Jima
Bidge
Leipsige
Rational Guard
Virginia
River
McSwain, Kiva
Ritz
Coors
Judge Rice
Presta
Neat
Hations Drive
Jaye
Hater
Little Rock
Blaze Guts
Main Street
Thresians
Busioass
Mands
Kenai Mountain
Sweet Home
Ore
Fan
Glenn
Serene Beck
Carbo
Mieihe Porsemhig
Asian Bloc
William. F. Abbogist
Inspecteor Zays Hiagal
Safety Department
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