Ada Weekly News Evaluates The Het
The Ada Weekly News weighs Ada business and tax policy in 1946 context with a Tulsa World expansion debate. It argues against forcing corporate debt to pay dividends, discusses double taxation, government taxation, and the balance between expansion, jobs, and profits. It notes stockholder interests and broader implications for industries and economic growth.
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Bandicap
Pensa Gity News
Tulsa World
Internal Revenue Department
Pable
RFC
Oklahoma
Oklahoma lawmakers move to review general fund appropriations
Most measures have been introduced in the Oklahoma legislature and will be sent to appropriations committees. The size of the general fund will determine what each department receives, with the goal of fairness across institutions, services, and departments.
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Oklahoma
Appropriations
Law to curb trespass for fishing and hunting on private land
Senator Phil Lawery proposes Senate Bill No 57 requiring written permission before fishing or hunting on private property. The measure aims for bipartisan support and argues landowners should grant access or deny it with reason. It cites property damage from careless hunters and claims the law could reduce such trespasses and losses.
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Phil Lawery
Senate
Keeping church end state separate while teaching religious truths
A letter argues for keeping church and state apart yet supports religious training in schools. The writer says education should develop character and intellect, rejects denominationalism in class, but cites fundamental truths shared by all religions as appropriate to classroom discussion. He questions why core beliefs should be kept out of the schoolroom.
Chiang Kai-shek Out Taking Step Aside From Power
Editorial piece reflects on Chiang Kai-shek stepping away from official duties and ponders China’s future under Communist forces. It compares Chiang’s leadership to potential Li Tsung-jen terms, notes Russian influence, and weighs Truman’s foreign policy and the UN’s role in stabilizing global tensions. It cites Secretary Marshall’s China views and governmental shifts, presenting a cautious outlook on democracy, war risk, and global balance.
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China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Li Tsungren
Chiang KaiShek
Russia
Tyles
Europe
Okahoma
Marshall
Seven staple food prices drop nationwide this year
A year over year survey shows seven common staples down on average by about seven percent across 13 coastal to inland cities. Des Moines records the largest drop at about twenty one percent. milk remains the only staple with higher prices, while bread eggs butter pork chops and beef cuts all show declines.
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Sevean
Associated Press
Garvey
Sam Pranciece
Thare
U.S
Merketet Oes
Des Branes
Molmnes
Sf War Sa
Sterilization Ordered for Los Angeles Mother
In Los Angeles on January 26, Mire Georgette Brucks, 20, agreed to a court ordered sterilization after her expected April birth. Judge Thomas L. Ambrose recorded the proposal as a court order, noting it unprecedented in the nation’s history. Brucks had previously killed her seven month old son Howard last October, pleading guilty to manslaughter after initial murder charges.
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Los Angeles
Georgette Brucks
Walter Sudersom
Thomas L. Ambrose
Ambrose
California
Cha
Edmond Bracks
Sam Francisco
Edmond. Jr
Bracks
Wielcliffe
Oto
Donald Redran
Howard
Donald
Marines Enlist Non Vet Women Marines Open Enrollment
The Marine Corps announces enlistment of non veteran women. A recruiting office in ia says the program opens today at Parris Island South Carolina for a combat camp role. About 50 recruits per class will be trained, with six weeks of recruit training before assignments to Personnel Administration School at Parris Islet and then to duty stations in Washington DC San Francisco and Reserve Bism athet Headquarters. Must be 20 to 31, high school graduate, US citizen, married or unmarried, meet standards by July 1. Further information from Marine recruiting offices.
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ADA USA
Jem
Keimiar
Merine Corme
Mer
Sargeant Rypar
Matoa Corps
Parris Isla
South Carolina
Marine, Corps “Pac
Parris
Washington
DB. C
San Francisco
California
United” States
Marizs Kd
Valley View Hospital annual meeting report details 1948
Valley View Hospital held its annual meeting at the Aldridge hotel with officers and directors retained. The report notes a total operating expense of 253 43 for 1948, charity care of 20 665 35, and a 123 68 daily cost per patient, plus plans for a urology cystoscopic room and other equipment to improve patient care.
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Valley View Hospital
Aldridge ‘Hotel
Bert Weetz
Jon Wocrs
Claude Y
Teampoon
Aga
Raspstat
Bee Bene
van Serlier
of &S
Vallay Siew Farley View
Oie
Rosa Stout Dies at Allen in Welvetka Church Service
Mrs Rosa Stout longtime Alten resident died Saturday morning in Welvetka estimate 10. Funeral services to be held Wednesday at 2 PM in the First Christian church at Weleethe with Perry River minister of the Church of Christ in Alam officiating. Interment in the Weleethe cemetery. Survived by three daughters Mrs Ideur Alen Mrs Cap aw Thermopatis and Mrs Bill Wade plus 17 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren.
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Rosz_Z. Stout
Alten
Welvetka
Mira Stout
Church of Chat St Ailes
Lfrere
Weleetha
Perry
Ideur Alen
Site Cap| Aw
Thermopatis
Wye
Amd
Mes
Bill Wade
Weletetha
Israel votes move to mapai lead in first Batrew parliament
With nearly half the vote counted in the first Batrew parliament election, Mapai led with about 35.5 percent of votes. Twenty-one parties competed, spanning Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Halga, and many towns, suggesting continuity in foreign policy and stability for a new constitution.
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Eric Gottgetreu
Tel Aviv
Israel
David Ben-Guritn
Lett Isper
Mapai
Jerusalem
Halga
East Wild West
Taber
Maparn
Sist
Menachem Beigis
Famer
Traum Zr F Loum
Communist Party
Constituent Assembly
Bevin vows steadfast policy on Palestine in Commons
London July 6 Bevin told the House of Commons Britain will not be deterred from its Palestine policy. He said the government supports all UN Security Council actions and aims to keep the Middle East stable with US help. He linked Arabs and Jews to borders and warned against communism and outside meddling.
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London
Fortig
Bavim
Tabor
Palestina
House of Commons
Security Council
Palestine
Bevin
Britain
Middle East
Mediterranean
United States
Turkey
Greece
Israel
Fatal hunting accident leaves four children orphans
In Gore near Muskogee Oklahoma a hunting accident killed Woodrow Laymon and his wife. Sheriff Vic Wilson said the 27 caliber rifle discharged as a youth attempted to flush a rabbit, causing Woodrow Laymon to die and leaving four children motherless.
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Muskogee
Okla
Jam
Gore
Woodrow Laymon
Laymon
Py Dent
Vic Wilsott
Lee Crurom
Demos Move Quick to Repeal Taft-Hartley Law
Senate Democratic leaders pledged rapid action to repeal the Taft-Hartley Act. Hearings on new labor legislation begin Friday with Secretary Tobin testifying. The committee plans to wind up by February 10 and return a bill to the Senate for debate shortly after. Republicans signal a vigorous on-floor fight to preserve the Act.
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Washington
Jax
Senate Democratic
Todley
Lucas
D-Al
Tobin
Senate
Teft R-Citio
GOP
Lalfa FFA Chapter Funds Campaign and Shows Plans
Lalfa FFA Chapter launches a funds drive at Pecan Grove School to buy equipment without extra school funds. They announce a supper and invite all, offer soil testing for youth and community, and prepare for March Fat Stock Shows and Tulsa livestock contests. Charles Teet reports Bangs disease testing on his cow and aids in early isolation.
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FFA
Pecan Grove
Neger Future
Tulsa
Ter Eattie
Charles Teet
Charles
Britain Seeks Purchase of 150 American Superforts
London reports Britain is negotiating to buy about 150 to 180 American B 29 Superfortress bombers. Informants say talks began last week in London between Maj. Gen W Jokasem of the U S Air Force and Air Marshal Charles B Medhurst of the British services mission. No final decision has been reached and officials would not comment.
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London
Britain
Maj
Gem Leg W. Jokasem
U. S. Air CB
Charles B. Medhurst
RAR
Geieh Services
Washington
Foreign Office
Treasury
No Steaks from Storm Victims
SAN PRANCISOS Jan 26 Cattle killed by storms on the western plains are not fit for burma tursumption Federal officials explain that animals not bled immediately after slaughtering cannot be sold for consumption Carcasses from winter ranges can be salvaged for fats Waterspouts are tornadoes over water.
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San Prancisos
Western Plains
Burma
Oklahoma Towns Hit By Ice And Snow Storm Worsens
Durant and nearby towns faced power outages as lines collapsed and crews rushed emergency generators to Talihina from McAlester. Roads iced over, several highways blocked, and schools in Oklahoma City and Guthrie closed. Telecommunication circuits and wire lines were down across the southeast, with Bartlesville and Lawton reporting heavy snowfall and lingering ice.
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Tech
Durant
Tee
Elecoit
Sone
Thos
Cklahoma City
Guthrie
MaAleate
Lester Power
Highway Patrol
Tatihina
McAlester
Fatraimen & T Raley
Andy
Ardmore
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Oklahoma City
Sasterts
Oklahoma
Madiil
al Want
Madil
Beil
Sata
Lawton
Bartlesville
Chickasha
Fonts City
Arkansas
Hollis
Sro
Newata
Scandinavia Not Alliance Minded Says Stockholm Papers
Stockholm papers report bleak prospects for a Scandinavian military alliance after the Copenhagen talks. Oslo meeting plans show cautious optimism from Swedish and Norwegian governments while Danish socialist papers resist unity. Swedish communists oppose the alliance project as the three nations debate independence from Western powers. In Bristow, Oklahoma, 20 residents named for a jury panel set to hear a trial beginning February 7 in Sapulpa.
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Stockhats-Tidningen
Oslo
Samy
Osly
Morgeritidningen
Copenhagen
Bristow
Olim
Sapulpa
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