Truman Drops Crisis Action Plan in Budget Speech
President Truman today canceled the crisis action plan and called for no major tax increase, instead proposing selective measures to boost employment and production. He warned against austerity, urged price stability, and outlined a broad program including public works, farm supports, social security expansion, and tax changes to revive growth while avoiding a recession.
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Britain Seeks Way Out of Dollar Crisis in Talks
Britain aims to solve its dollar problem by September after a three day closed door conference in Washington between United States Treasury Secretary John Snyder, British Economic Chief Sir Stafford Cripps and Canadian Finance Minister Douglas Abbott. They pledged swift fact finding and further talks, as Cripps leads Britain through a debate on policy in Parliament while the pound and gold reserves fall sharply and a three month moratorium on non urgent dollar purchases is ordered.
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Oklahoma Wheat Harvest See Sharp Drop in 1949 Fallible Output
Oklahoma’s 1949 wheat harvest is projected at 39,809,000 bushels, down from 103,836,009 bushels in 1948, due to continued rains, hail, and plant disease. Government figures show yields around 14 to 15 bushels per acre, with total output still above ten year averages despite losses. Historical peaks include 104,734,000 bushels in 1947 and 98,992,000 in 1948. The report notes widespread crop damage and weed growth while citing optimism that the harvest remains above the ten year average. Within Oklahoma City, Dr. Jack Gritz and Albert McClellan are referenced in Baptist church and Southern Baptist convention contexts. Lindsay discusses a record municipal budget of 1,118,980 for street repair, parks, and land purchases, while warning about economic trends and a lack of signs of degeneration.
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Oklahoma City
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First Baptist Church
Tehtequak
Albert McClellan
Cancer Fight Advances Across Lab and Treatment Fronts
Washington reports two major strides against cancer. Radioactive materials like cobalt 60 will become available for treatment, expanding options though not immediate cures. In parallel, lab tissue culture growth and chemical testing aim to develop a universal cancer "wander drug" while early detection via cytology tests progresses.
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University Press Backs Teaching Communist Affiliation
The AAUP upheld the right to teach with ties to the Communist Party, stating affiliation should not justify exclusion from academia. It cited cases involving dismissed faculty and censures while condemning a Methodist college for firing a professor linked to Henry Wallace’s campaign. multiple institutions remain on its censured list.
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American Association of University Professors
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Rational Education Association
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Allen News Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
A long list of Ada area visits and guests from Bristow to Muskogee appears, including Mr. and Mrs. W. H Phillips entertaining relatives, and numerous trips to Ada, Holdenville, Shawnee, and other towns. The article notes a rising lung cancer concern and mentions government and private funding in the ensuing year.
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Bristow
Hiley Waldrip
Fragmentary note records names in partial transcription
A garbled OCR fragment lists individuals including Mrs RP Beker and a daughter Margaretie of Pauls. The text appears to be a note or ledger entry with scattered surname fragments and no clear event or date.
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Adda
Beker
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Pauls
Akron’s $2 Million Temple Promises Hellfire Power
Dr Billington, a Kentucky born preacher, leads Akron’s Temple as he touts a 3000 seat, glass enclosed complex described as a miracle of 20th century Christianity. The project features a 1080 foot long main auditorium, 96 loudspeakers and 1,500 parking spaces, drawing 3089 followers on opening.
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Tomorraw
Inchating
Ren
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Temple
Grady the Cow Now Recovered and Engaged in Romance
Grady the cow, once trapped and ill after a lengthy escape attempt through a tiny door, has recovered and now entertains romance talk with a blue-ribbon bull named Hi-Toma from cattle breeder H. H. Wegener. Locals and travelers along US 86 visit the farm to glimpse Grady and her silo door, while Mack, her keeper, notes the growing public interest and hospitality from western travelers.
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H. H. Wegener
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Hi-Toma
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Mach
Pattern seen on WHRY and WKY TV signals in Oklahoma City
North Hollywood and South Hollywood pattern detections described by Bogar Zane from channel four in Oklahoma City. Reception ranged from fair to good at about eight air miles, noted as a rare event for distant stations. Nearby guests of Mr and Mrs Jae Gever also mentioned.
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Tohica Lake
Telewistom
Statinn Wky TV
Ahoma City
Bogar Zane
Channel Four
Oklahoma City
Zane
Assistance Rolls Grow Warning Is Given by Stokes
Oklahoma City reports state welfare head Virgil O Stokes warns that assistance rolls cannot be sustained without more funds. Old age checks totaled 527, - the average payment 84.0 percent of $57.07 with 281 more recipients than last month. Aid to dependent children rose to 1,260,070 across 22282 children, with average payments around 82.17, up from 55.10. The blind aid and other programs also show increased totals and recipients, signaling financial strain and ongoing roll reductions efforts.
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Oklahoma City
Vir-Fugo Stokes
State Public Welfare
Tuna
Stokes
Negro Sought for Knifing Incident in Ada
Floyd Doss, a Negro, is wanted by city and county authorities on assault with a deadly weapon charges after allegedly cutting Roy Gabreath, a Negro, on East Pitt Street near 9 30 p.m. Saturday. Blaine Gilbreath, assistant county attorney, filed the charges after statements from witnesses. An extensive search of Ada failed to locate Doss on Tuesday afternoon.
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Roy Gabreath
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Agitation as Art and Bolshevik Teaching Demands
An article cites Pravda on agitation stressing ongoing ideological heightening and the need for agitators to explain complex topics clearly. It argues agitation should reach varied population strata and push for higher responsibility while avoiding past laurels.
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Part of What You Pay For Canned Goods Goes Abroad
New York July 1 Credit part of the money you spend for canned foods goes abroad as part of the dollar crisis and U.S. policy Americans are paying about 45 million dollars yearly for tin used in cans of fruit vegetables and beer. Tin price is held at 1.032 a pound despite surplus. Britain controls a third of world tin output and pursues policy toward Bolivia. Washington says to speed buying of strategic minerals for the stockpile means dollars for Britain and security, with tin prices tied to British payments to Malayan mines. Bolivia remains a key price influencer. About 170,900 tons of tin will be mined this year and consumption may reach 61,086 tons. The international outlook expects growth in the coming years, as prewar prices soared and today Americans largely buy tin directly, still hampered by foreign cartels that influence production and pricing.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Britain
Ana Oes Greenee
Bolivia
Tom
London
U.S
Second Death in Lover's Quarrel
In Cleveland Oklahoma July 1 a double shooting ended a thwarted romance. A 22 year old former Oklahoma City woman died of a chest wound at a Hominy hospital after being shot in Westside Park. Donald W Queener a former Oklahoma Congressional clerk died earlier at five hours before. Pawnee County officers say Terlarz Lee Hardiman fired eight shots at Queener and the woman as the lovers quarrel resumed.
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Pawnee County
Tlarz Lee Hardiman
Donald W. Queener
Oklahoma
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Queener
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George Shenald
Oklahome City
Stratford News Loyalties and Weekend Visits Across Town
Stratford notes large family visits and weekend guests from Norman to Ada and Oklahoma City. Several residents, including Mr. and Mrs. A. Ed Moore and Mrs. Rose Sears, travel to California and Colorado, while local gatherings feature a Horsley family reunion and a Fourth of July picnic with many relatives present.
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Edward Jackson
Fort Worth
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Mra W. de Jackson
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Los Angeles
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Patss Henry
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Norman
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Ed Strieb
Land and Son
Colorado
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Carizao Springs
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Mallie Shi
A. H. Stik Jr
Crippled Children's Hospital
Oklahoma City
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Mary Bryar
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John Ballard
Californtr
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Momdry
Prices Falls
Desgie McConnell
India
Z. W. Atsher
Alabama
Rufus Fostex
Les Foster
Claud Horsley
Dale Melton
Horsley
Pienis Pavillion
Spring—lake
Masaie Heden
Ft. Worth
Male Calton
Matt Heimer
Sam, Bul Hyon
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Dewey Eadshach
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Willie Zaston
Ada
Lester Waddle
Betty Jean Sears
Obu
Shawnee
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Sacramento
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Oxlahome City
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John Alden
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Blair
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Bill Quincy
Warten Stewart
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W. J. Rodgers
E Williame
Ray
Stratford
Walton. Labaugh
Louie Reed
Mrr
Two Area Men Enlisted in Army and Air Force
Clyde H. Walker Jr. of Verous and Joseph R. Brewer of Mill Creek were enlisted last week at Ada through the US Army and US Air Force Re cruiting Station. Walker, a 1948 Vanoss graduate, played basketball and baseball and plans to volunteer for the Air Force after basic at Fort Chaffee. Brewer will train at Lackland Air Base and aims to become an airplane mechanic after service.
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Joseph R. Brewer
Mill Creek
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