Dallas Symphony Proves A Wrenching Musical Force At East Central
A large East Central State College audience witnessed the Dallas Symphony under Amal Dorath deliver a dramatic Beethoven Leonore Overture No 3 and Wagner Strauss works with notable vigor. The concert showcased strong lower strings while dating missteps in Brahms and Coronti, yet the Wagner and Strauss portions solidified the ensemble as a top national caliber group. Encores of Prokofiev Classical Symphony movements impressed the audience, and hopes rise for a return engagement in the community concert series.
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East Central State College
East Central College
Dallas
Wagner
Richard Strauss
Amal Dorath
Alwand
Dovali
Strauss
Brahms
Beethoven
Ade
Dallas Symphony
Mrs Maggie Wright of Francis Dies of Heart Ailment
Mrs Maggie Wright of Francis dies at a local hospital from a heart ailment after several severe heart attacks last year. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Cyriswell Funeral Home. Survivors include a sister in Francis and her husband Oliver Wright, longtime railroad conductor, with ties to Tulsa and Missouri origins.
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Maggie Wright
Francis
Mandarmer
Cyriswell
Wright
Southweat
Missouri
Wrights
Stacktop
Tulsa
Aca
Wristat
Frangis
Ethridge Named To Commission
Washington February 24 President Truman announced the appointment of Maris Ethridge publisher of Goursville to the United Nations Palestine crisis commission. Ethridge, who arrived yesterday from Toursville, said he will depart for Palestine in about ten days for an indefinite stay. He conferred with Secretary of State Dean Acheson and other officials to discuss the assignment. The invitation, extended by Acheson, was one of Truman’s first official actions, and authorities were asked to treat the assignment as urgent. Ethridge had previously served as an American member of the United Nations Balkan commission assisting Greece amid alleged Communist activity.
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Washington
Fas
Truman Cunally
Maris Ethridge
Goursville Pblisher
United Nations
Ethridge
Toursviftedle
Palestine
Etbrideg
Dean Acheson
State Department
Bresident
Truman
Mthriege
UX Group
Achesunust
Authoities
Atic Athingke
Ethridie Formeshs
United Natices Balkan Commission
Greece
Yumasiasia
Alodois
Bulgaria
Chiang's Personal Troops Withdraw to South Amid Peiping Reds
Chiang Kai-shek's forces, described as his personal troops, pull back to south China as communist factions tighten grip on Peiping. Thousands of troops move with equipment, blocking rail lines between Shanghai and Nanking, en route to Cheki Province. Civilian travel diverted to allow troop movements. Shanghai remains tense as Red forces gain ground north of the Yangtze.
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Shangsal
Fah
Shanghei
Meas
Hamkunow
Chiang Mai-Shek
South China
Shanghai
Nanking
Cheki
Chikow
Chiang
Shen Chang-Huan
China
Presadta
Yangte
South- Ixpi
Making the Most of Canned Foods by Gaynor Maddox
A 1940s style guide advocates maximizing canned foods nutrition by preserving liquid and consuming both can contents and liquid. It cites uses for canned vegetables and fruits in salads sauces beverages desserts and meals, plus sample menus with dietary allowances from the 1948 National Research Council.
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Gaynor Maddox
Venus
Home Boornomics
Assovistio Pepimentle
Food and Nutrition Board
National Research Council
Washington
Denner
Truman Directs Planning for CVA
President Truman directed government agencies to begin work on legislation for a Columbia Valley Authority. The White House said a special message to Congress is planned once a draft is ready, with heads of interior army agriculture and commerce the director of the budget and the EAC asked to craft the proposal.
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Washingtom
Truman
Columbia Valley Authority
White House
Congress
Ar Auchor
BRS
Chrles. G. Ross
Departments of Interior
Army, Agriculture, and Commerce
Economic Advisory Council
No-Death Drive Ended After Fatal Traffic Event
Kansas City reports a 100 day goal for traffic safety following a fatal accident. Details are unclear with fragmented mentions of a motorcycle rider Roser Delane Edmunds, and a police role in traffic safety. The text is garbled with numbers and unrelated phrases, making exact facts uncertain.
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Kansas City
Iran
Yicken
Roser Delane Edmunds
Fis
Reburial services for Pvt Willie Winters at Antlers church
Special notice from Antlers Oklahoma reports Sunday services for Pvt Willie Winters who died in the Sota moan Islands March 25 1943 while serving with Company C 3220 Infantry First Division. Full military rites were conducted at the graveside with survivors including widow Lula Mae Winters and two daughters, three sons, and brothers.
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Antlers
Prt
Willie
Lula Mae Winters
Bittle Sue
Biny Wayne
Don Edward
David Laon
A. Winters
Barbara Ann
Vergie Harkey
Ardimazey
Claude Winters
Paul Winters
East Seminole Place
Tulsa
Washington U Fires Three Professors over Subversion Allegations
Washington University regents fired three professors and placed six others on two years probation after a hearing by the Legislative Un American Activities Committee. The dismissed faculty include Joseph Butterworth and Ralph Gundlach, with others named Eby Ethel and Melville Jacobs opposing. The action stems from alleged Communist ties and required affidavits from the six.
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Seattle
Jan
University of Washiestda
Board of Regents
Comeet
Panty Berstop
Raymond B. Fillen
Samene
de. Allan
Aenevican Association of University
Alow
Anc
Dosephutterwerth
Ssudiere
Ralph Gundlach
Soidiate
Phillips
Butterwerth
Ad Melville Jacobs
Ethel
Roy
Jacob
Committee Favors No Filibustering Action on Debate Rule
Washington January 24 Senator Hayden of Arizona announced that a majority of the Sangte Bales committee will recommend action to aid the filibuster. The panel opened hearings on five resolutions aimed at killing the filibuster as Hayden, committee chairman, argued the key issue is whether a mere majority or two thirds of the Senate can end debate. Southern senators already pledged to oppose limiting debate as President Truman's civil rights program faces opposition. A bus skidded and overturned on an icy highway near Applegete.
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Washington
Hayden
Ariz
Sangte Bales
Cayden
Senate
Bee
J Duster
Strander
Truman
Seventéza
Tme
Trials stall as Axis Sally treason case seeks jury
Washington January 24 reports show difficulty forming an impartial panel for Mildred Gillars known as Axis Sally. Prospective jurors voiced biases and some admitted knowledge of German language and wartime propaganda, signaling a tough path to a verdict in the treason trial.
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Washington
Orewcd
Jorge
Miss Gillars Iy
Err- Curran
Therd Grinicn
Mildred B. Gillars
Miss Gillars
Portland
Drama Club Formed For Youth in Allen
A new drama club formed at First Baptist church in Allen with Rev and Mrs George McDow sponsoring. The club plans instruction in stage actions makeup and costuming with meetings on the first and third Thursdays. Charter members include Arsenal Bryant Louis Kimbrough Mary Ron Gault Joyce Ye Donald Ronald Lee Jones and others. Membership is limited to intermediates and younger youths with a small entrance fee and monthly dues.
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First Baptist
Allen
Hetters
Alles Baptist Drama Club
George McDow
McDow
Oklahoma Baptist U
Shawnee
Southwestern Seminary
Fort Worth
Texas
McDowe
Ridge Crest
B.C
Alen
Peente
Mary Ron Gault
Joyce and
Sune Ye- Donald
Ronald Lee Jones
Rossalene Hays
Johnny Gault
Hey. and
Mrs. McDow
Raid Results in Possession Charge
Police records show that Chester Hice was arrested Saturday on a charge of possession of intoxicating liquor. Mayor Cecil Smith said the department found only a small amount of whiskey. A bond was posted at the station and the suspect appeared in court. Officers conducted another search but found no whiskey.
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Chesster Hice
Cecil Smith
Smith
Fireman Arthur G Floyd Dies After Illness
Arthur G Floyd a four year member of the city fire department for 12 years died early Monday in a local hospital from heart condition. The funeral is set for Tuesday at 4 p.m. from Criswell Funeral Chapel with burial in Memorial Park. He grew up in Ada and worked for O G and B before serving as a police officer and in the street department prior to firefighting. He was an avid fisherman. Surviving are his widow a son Malcom a daughter Kleine mother Mrs Dr Floyd and sister Mary Byneam, all of Ada.
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Arthur G Floyd
Atm Hota
Fron Criswell Funeral Chase
Mentorial Park
Fire Department
A Floyd
Ada
O.g.&b
Eragigad
Sunbeam Angus Go On Block at Miami
Sunbeam Angus tops the Miami sale as 61 top Aberdeen Angus cattle go to auction at Sunbeam Farms annual achievement day. Prime attraction is Sunbeam Prince Sumbeam 32% Presale, last year’s 1948 international reserve champion, with expected prices near 25 000 to 40 000. Bulls from 20 other lots expected to fetch high prices. one Prince Sunbeam 249th sister sold for 60 000 in private sale, a record bid for a bull of any breed.
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Miami
Okla
Jam
Aberdeen
Sunbeam Farms
Suil
Prince Sumbeam
William Barton
Buffalo
N. Y
Abertiger-Angug Foeewal
Prince Sunbeam
K. St Searemengey
Charlotteswile
Peire
Ada Resident Since 1947 Buried Here
Jaba D. Bosker owner of the Bel Haven Court in Ada was buried Thursday afternoon at 2 at Rosedale Cemetery. He is survived by a widow, a half brother in Texas, a sister in Mintie Crisp Stillwater, and other relatives. Born November 28, 1833 at Commercy, he lived in Shemrocks Vernon Texas before moving to Ada in 1947 and purchasing the Bel Haven courts. Mrs. Booker plans to continue as proprietor. Relatives attending the funeral lived in Oklahoma City Ladspie Texas and others in El Dorsey, Stillwater and Grady New Mexico. Booker was a member of the First Christian Church.
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Jaba D. Bosker
Ada
Rosedale
Pac's
ME Sap
Cammecee
Texanc
Irs
Mintie Crisp
Bixby
Booker
Commercy
Mira
Bozella Malt
Stillwater
Tivedt
Shemrocks
Vernon
Texas
Ada Im
Mim
el Dorsey
Orle
Harvey Gribert
W. W Hall
Grady
New Mexico
Chrismanchurch
Eisenhower visits campus over weekend break in Washington
Five star general and former president of Cohentra University, Dwight D. Eisenhower, toured the pentagon area during a weekend visit to Washington. In Tulsa Oklahoma, G Bowles, 68, veteran educator, died after a heart attack at home Friday night. Marvin Martin of Tulsa, a two letter football man and manager, named head of Khégastern State college N club. Clayton Dyer, Oklahoma Matt, 44, named vice president.
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Washington
Fensagor
Booker
Witon
Tulsa
Okly
Jam
G. Bowles
Priday Sight
Logam County
S. Ee
Tahelequam
Oks
Marvin Martin
Khégastern State
Clayton Dyer
Oke
Matt
Oklahoma killer Godbey returns to Oklahoma City jail
Roy Frank Godbey, dubbed Oklahoma's vengeance killer, arrived in custody at Oklahoma City to face a robbery charge tied to a 17 year old vow to KiT Earl Pruet. Sheriff Newt Burns led the transport from El Paso, stating Godbey appeared cheerful until about 75 miles from home. He will be arraigned Monday before Justice of the Peace Howard Boyer.
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Oklahoma Capy
Roy Frank Godberg
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Kit Earl Pruet
Godbey
Newt Burns
Oklahoma County
Wac
el Paso
Tex
Burns
Burma
Burns San
Justice of the Peace
Howard Boyer
Treat Potiem
FBI
Pruet
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Fort Worth
Texas
Emmett
Casualties Expected In Severe Test By Amphibious Force
Enroute to Kmo Rak land, medical officers brace for casualties as high as one in ten Marines and sailors in Operation Studyle. Dr A J Fidler of Coromade California says fatalities are not expected, but severe injuries from immersion and frostbite may occur. Temperature treatment protocols include heated water and vasodilating drugs to limit tissue damage and blood clotting concerns.
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Kmopiak Island
Casuanioy
A. J Fidler
Coromade
Calif
Teels Loree
Kodiak
May Garsson Decision Upheld in Bribery Convictions
The U S court of appeals affirmed the 1947 convictions of former Kentucky Rep Andrew May and Garsson brothers Henry and Murray for bribery and conspiracy to defraud the government during World War II. Judges Barrett Prettyman and Henry White Edgerton joined in upholding. Chief Judge Harold Stephens dissented.
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Jatt
VU. S&s. Crupt
Andrew J. May
Kentucky
Herry
Murray Garson
E Barrett Prettyman
Henry White Edgerton
Harold NL Stephens
May
Cheirman
House Military Affairs Committee
Garsson Brothers
Bach
Garssom Brothers
Garssom
Garssoms
United States
Garssons
Tommier
Ar Mead
Luober Company
Oklahoma Governor Furner Denies Cabinet Offer
Gov Roy J Furner of Oklahoma said he has received no offer for a Washington post and would place Oklahoma welfare first if such an offer occurs He emphasized maintaining focus on state interests and urged patience until a future decision.
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Turner Oklaboma
Truman
Gebinet
Roy J. Furner
Washington Post
Britain to Recognize Israel Soon Says Government Source
A government source in London says the British cabinet has formally approved recognizing Israel and will announce the move in a matter of days. The timing may align with Australia and New Zealand, easing Middle East tensions and aiding the establishment of the eight month old Jewish state. The Foreign Office plans to inform Parliament as early as Wednesday.
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Israel Tackus
Britain
Bevin
House of Comemons
New Zealand
Esraed
Tulsa Shooting Involving Ada Residents Sparks Fatality
The Tulsa cafe shooting left William Burt mortally wounded in the groin as he sat with Thelma Steed, estranged wife of Otis A. Steed. Steed, an ex electrician, fired a .32 revolver after a struggle for the weapon. a patron struck him with a catsup bottle. Steed confessed to the act stating he had “shot him and I don’t have any money.” The case unfolds amid claims of previous threats by Steed toward Burt and Mrs Steed, who had tried to leave him with their five children. Burt and Mrs Steed reportedly knew each other from Houston last summer and worked for the Oxiahome Economic Institute. Steed had run an electrical business and recently left for Washington State after buying a trailer filled with tools.
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Otis
Ada Electrician
Tulsa
William Burt
Burt
Steel
Thelma
Steed
Shim
Amy Rene
Rice Steed
Gori Bast Loromer
Houston
Tex
Oxiahome Economic Institute
Washington State
Rodeo Buys Red-Horned Steers From Florida Ranch
The Ada Ellis Rodeo committee buys twenty Red-Horned steers from a Florida ranch after rejecting over seventeen hundred stock. The purchase aims to stock pastureland near Portstane County for the August event sponsored by the Aga Ets club. The board in Ft Worth will approve the deal on January 3. EK D. Denton gains a five year term on the committee, replacing Raymond Raines. W. Adair, Jeter Everett, and Shaw financed the Florida purchase.
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Aga Ets Club
Florida
United States
Mexico
Porstatne
RCA Board
Ft. Worth
EK D. Denton
Ada Ellis
Raymond Raines
General Hodges Will Step Down From Army Command
Washington January 27 General Hodges plans retirement after 43 years of continuous service, ending his long military career at age 62 as a commanding officer in the First Army. The report highlights a earlier academic stumble at West Point and a later life in service. Colfax California reports a bus accident with injuries to Mattie Culpepper and others.
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West Point
Courtney H. Modes
First Army
Colfax
Calif
Mattie Culpepper
Shewnes
Oleta
Byenenaay
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