Snow Returns as Temperatures Ease Across Oklahoma
Oklahoma reports moderating temperatures but new snowfall returns with freezing rain forecasts. Roads remain hazardous statewide as snow accumulations vary from trace to several inches, with McAlester and Ada noting light to moderate falls and several depots closed due to dangerous travel conditions.
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Associated Press
Okiskomi
McAlester
Shige
Naval Ammunition Depot
McAlesua
U. Oklahoma Students Protest Race Barrier in Campus Demonstration
Norman January demonstration at the University of Oklahoma objected to racial admission restrictions. Howard Freedman spoke for equality under the law citing the 14th Amendment and urging action to end discrimination. Police and campus officials monitored the event, which included readings and calls for equal access to education across races.
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Norman
Okla
Okiahoma City
Bigente
Hushered Waitin
University of Oklahoma
Howard Feedman
Oklahoma City
Friedman
Weather Outlook for Oklahoma Panhandle and Surrounding Areas
An unsettled weather pattern moves across Oklahoma with snow and sleet in the panhandle and mixed precipitation elsewhere this afternoon into Friday. North region around 224 may be lighter, while southern zones see 25 to 48 for temps with varying precipitation. Expect treacherous travel and a transition to cooler conditions by Friday with lows near 26 to 32 degrees.
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Oklahoma
Panhandle
Afernoon
Local Heads Laud Ada Visit For Freedom Train Support
Local leaders praise Ada for hosting the Freedom Train visit, stressing broad cooperation from city workers, police, highway patrol, water department, National Guard volunteers, Scouts, Red Cross, and many local groups. City officials thank staff for dedication amid cold and crowd management duties.
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Ovary
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Aca Merch
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Junin High
Red Cross
VPW
Paul Stewart enters race for Oklahoma City state senate
Paul Stewart, publisher and former congressman, announced his candidacy for state senator in the 24th district, covering McCurtain and Pushmataha counties. He seeks the seat held by Torr Pinney, who faces re election. Stewart previously served as state representative and senator, with multiple terms in Congress.
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Oklahoma City
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McCurtain
Pushmetahao
Stewart
Torr Pinney
Ittabel
Willmot Soaks
Longress Mainy
County Red Cross Meets Emergency And Comes Through
In Pontotoc County the American Red Cross organized an emergency response after severe weather disrupted travel to Ada. Local officials coordinated with national safety instructor Jim Konilion to set up a first aid station, distribute coffee and blankets, and mobilize volunteers from Ada Junior College, the Red Cross Auxiliary, and the National Guard to care for exposed residents.
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Pontotoc County
The
American Red Cross
Ada
Jim Konilion
National Safety
Soho
Borothy Drixleith
Facrebay
A Richardson
Thaysea Whiiroten
Viola, Peay
Camtoem
Sony
Geeviryt
Coltec
Br. R. E. Cowling
Henry and Sons
Cas
Con Drat College
Joenwel
Bud
Motor Corps
Statiery
Twellth and
Johnston
Regents in Special Meeting Over Segregation at OU
Norman Okla Tan 29 44 The University of Oklahoma board called an emergency session to decide on segregating whites in schools. The page notes a Supreme Court decision requiring equal facilities, mentions Ada Fisher, and describes a three man faculty for a Negro law school at the capitol. It lists applicants Os for admission and colleges involved.
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University of Oklshoma Law School
Sp. Om
Negro Law School
Supreme Court
Eve George MacLauring
Helen Holmes
Igor Tatum
Maudette Blanecock
Wilson
Oklahoma City
Mageet A. Ditlon
Janes Reed
Langston, Olela
Russians Opposing Balkan Federation
London dispatch reports Russians oppose a Danubian federation. A spokesman says it is easier to assemble several medium satellites than a single large federation. Response follows Pravda’s stance on Balkan union plans with Bulgarian premier Dimitrov. Polish officials signal caution regarding federation formation.
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Pl—& Forman
Obval Wodaye
Pravda
Seism
Seovyt Dimitrov
Rigabors
Union New
na‘Jom
Freedom Train Draws 7 186 Persons To See Its Exhibits
Washington hearing notes show the Freedom Train attracting 7 186 visitors as lawmakers discuss tax policy and an expected Republican bill. Democratic leaders push for a full substitute to Krutson’s plan while arguing for higher revenue to cover living costs.
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Freedom Train
Washington
Beeakly
Knutson
Inn
Demerets
Coax
House
Krutson
Doughton
Keracinger
No GOP Decision on UMT Legislation
Washington reports indicate no clear stance yet from GOP leaders on the UMT program. Speaker Martin Day and House committee heads have not committed to shelving or advancing the measure, with discussions expected at a future GOP meeting.
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Washington
Martin Day
Rowses Te Peby
Niiny
W Mertin
Hope to Raise 6 Sums Paid for Vets and Students
Washington report notes proposed bills to raise subsistence and housing allowances for veterans and students under the GI Bill. Legislation aims to increase monthly benefits for single and married veterans, expand on-the-job training pay, and adjust ceilings on combined salaries and subsidies. Senate approval remains pending in committee.
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Roy
Sima Dubrte
Gad
Senate
Singivy Vetecum College
Speech and Debate Contestants Gear Up for Midwest Forensics Tourney
East Central College students head to the Midwest Forensics tournament this Thursday. Debaters and interpreters, led by F Nabors, travel from Warman to compete in individual and team events Friday and Saturday. Participants include Burl Karis, Charles Parker, Doris Stewart, Billie Surber, Jo Ann Kemmitz, Jane Heidelberg, Betty Wetelazc, and several inexperienced competitors.
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Warman
Nohov
Billie
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Jo Aon Kemetnitz
Jane Heidelberg
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Okey Rapeerh
Bul Chastain
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Ly G. Wright
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Charles Parke
Earry
Jer
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LG. Wright
Charles Parker
Wo Perrin
Bevlyene Miller
Doris Stewart
Tune Keidelbeng
Brlie Lurber
Jer Tan
Dorr Stewart
Qiamnry W. Pevein
Buil Iittie
Jo Ann Kemnity
Berlyene Miller
Behol
Winfield
Mansas
Nabors
Army Funeral Ship Loses Tow and Sinks
Coast Guard reports a tow line parted in heavy seas near Cape Race causing the Connolly to sink as Arch and Curk assisted. The Connolly carried crew and possibly casualties amid gale and snow squalls. Separate Warsaw item notes a Polish wage relief bill awaiting payment.
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Cows Guard
Foois
Newark
Coast Guard
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Custerno
Karle
Connolly
Conpolly
Goast
Warsaw
Pamentoday
Ada Crowds Pack State Exhibit Train Through Cold Day
The Fesedorn Train drew 7,186 visitors in Ada on a record wintry turnout. Train chairs reported smooth crowd flow despite long lines, while locals and groups from nearby communities toured the white and blue liner bearing patriotic documents.
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Verno Rokerts
Ada
Oklahoma
Railrradd
Limes
America
Bay
Lorak
32 Bodies Recovered After Fresno Plane Crash
Fresno Calif Jan 39. Forty nine bodies of 32 persons who perished when a chartered transport plane carrying Mexican deportees crashed and burned were being brought out of Los Gaton canyon today. Civil Aeronautics Board investigation began. Plane operated by Ling Transport Carriers under charter to Immigration Service. Victims included 28 Mexicans, three crew members and one U S immigration guard. No survivors. Witnesses cited an engine fire causing wing ignition and plunge into flames.
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Calif
Los Gaton Canyon
Civil Aeronautics Authority
U. S. Immigration Service Guard
Frank V. Isiinson
Haining Pineradk
Ling Transport Carriers
Burbank
Immigration Service
Charles E. Sherman
San Francisco
United States
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Untitled reminiscence about gender and old times
The piece reflects on how women and men were perceived in past eras and questions shifting social norms. It notes a common joke about what men saw in women and recalls a time when a hamburger was affordable for most boys.
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