Two Steps for Peace Crusade by Truman in Chicago
President Truman outlined a two step peace crusade promising to sustain economic recovery and aid to free nations. He pressed for strong American leadership, continued European recovery funding, and support for the North Atlantic Security Alliance while condemning totalitarianism and propaganda.
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Chicago
Trumen
Truman
Diamond Jubilee Shrine
Phxiges
Tinue
Msinidinice
Americas
Free World
Pri
Troegran
Emd
Russia
Earg
Patrens
Warrats
Ipigs
United States
United Nations
Senate
United
Three Oklahoma City Attorneys Suspended by Supreme Court
Oklahoma City lawyers Ben Matcher E Hatcher and George D Davis were suspended by the state supreme court amid bar association charges of unlawful professional conduct for soliciting legal business. The court said reinstatement could occur after three years, noting no evidence of dishonesty despite evidence of runners soliciting clients.
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Oklahoma
City
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma City Diivers
Oklahoma Bar Association
Ben Matcher
E. Hatcher
George D. Davis
Shera
Wnanimets
Shakespeare Festival Draws Thousands to Ashland Oregon
Ashland Oregon hosts its annual Shakespeare Festival attracting farmers, lumberworkers, housewives and Hollywood scouts. The festival showcases five plays from Shakespeare, revived since 1935 with Bowmer driving community support as tourism and education intertwine with a summer Shakespearean school at Southern Oregon College drawing over two hundred applicants.
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Bussey
Ashland
Ore
Kea
Wtodens Lumberiecks
Hollywood
Tinsgma City
Wiliam Shakespeare
Angus J. Bownier
Entharastus
Boomer Ral
Studetts
San Francisco
Bowmer
Pesee
Labland
Rexild
Jecs
Southern Oregon College
Ada youth fashion and events at East Central college
The Ada scene shows boys in uniforms as status symbols during summer programs. Celebrity pianists Blanche Zucker and Florence Zucker perform at East Central, while many locals attend events at Hereford Park and support football base ball and cowboy outfits. Recent notes mention East Central ties to state leaders and campus changes with library plans and office relocations.
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East Central
At & Im
Audirtorium
Blanche
Florence Zucker
Guo
Wsters
Allen F F A Food Locker Rebuilds After Debts Cleared
Allen F F A Food Locker is back on track after a rocky start following a 1946 purchase. Citizens contributed funds totaling 7 500 to settle debts and transfer ownership to the F F A chapter. A new board works with the school to manage operations. funding will support livestock purchases and county and state fair participation.
Riddles Plead Innocent In Case In Lawton Oklahoma
Elvert E B Riddle 34 and his sister Maaintine Virginie 30 pleaded innocent today to a drive in shooting charge. Judge Fred Kswonth set a date for a preliminary hearing early next week. The pair are accused of shooting Hebert W Henry 42 at a drive in restaurant Tuesday night. Henry died Wednesday. Officers say Riddle fired five shots after a clash at the drive in.
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Lawton
Oklz
Elvert EB. Riddle
Maaintine Virginie
Peace Justict
Fred Kswonth
Riddle
Hebert W. Henry
Ridle
Henr~ry
Me Ginnis Named Public Relations Director for American Legion
Washington July 24 Edward F McGinnis former senate servant has been named public relations director for the American Legion Percy Brome announced McGinnis will headquarter in Washington He succeeds Reymond E Files of Guthrie Oklahoma who resigned last March McGinnis 52 a veteran of both world wars
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Washington
Edward F. Me
Ginnis
Sere Peant-El-Srms
Senate
Pew
Amerizem Legion
Comnek Percy Brome
McGinnis
Reymond E Fielés
Guthie
Okla
Toward Fund Aims Valley View Hospital Expansion
Toward a drive for 75 580 dollars begins as hospital staff donate early. Employees at the town raise about six thousand dollars in a day, roughly the equivalent of a hospital salary per person. The Hospital Auxiliary meets to plan drives and organize gifts to fund a nurses home maternity hospital and a new ward, expanding capacity from 80 to 120 beds.
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Valley View Hospital
Uta
Ite
Local Allen News Highlights Visits and Arrivals
Allen News lists visits with Fredecky and Durant families, travel from Bakersfield to Ada, and returning servicemen. It notes Kenneth West returning to Ft. Lewis, others visiting Ada, and a baseball game between Ada and Chickasha. Family trips to Los Angeles, Santa Maria, and Phoenix area are mentioned along with hospital checkups and regional gatherings.
Explorer Dufek Chases Polar Boredom Beyond The Pole
Antarctic explorer George S. Dufek defies boredom with perilous polar research roles. A navigator on Byrd’s Little America voyage and WWII Navy officer, he thrives on danger and leadership, returning to cold seas and polar missions with Byrd as a trusted partner.
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George S. Dufek
Dufer
Anna Ois
Heer
Dréc
Sprites
Byrd
Little
America
Dufek
Netherlands Envoy Honors S Burton Heath In Tribute
Netherlands ambassador to the United States Delco Van Kieffens paid tribute to NEA correspondent S Burton Heath who died in the Bombay air liner crash. The envoy praised Heath as a man of character and integrity, noting his mission to Indonesia and his devotion to understanding among peoples.
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New York
Nda
Delco
van Kieffens
Netherlands
United States
S. Burton Heath
NEA
RLM
Bombay
Death
Indonesia
van Rleffens
Meath
Mantor
Tes
Heath
Oklahoma City Mental Board to consider action over Taft hospital incident
The state mental board will review disciplinary measures stemming from the Rosenfelt James incident at the State Mental Hospital for Megroes at Taft. Hospital director Dr Charess P Obermann said no plan to replace superintendent EB Henry. Buck Cook accused hospital management of weak administration after a 21 year old inmate obtained a pistol and barricaded a ward for over 24 hours, surrendering without injury. Cook’s letter to Obermann followed a hospital visit, noting progress but urging disciplinary action for the incident.
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Oklahoma City
State Mental Board
Pames
Megroes
Taft
Charess P. Obermann
EB. P. Henry
Quermont
Buck Cook
Commissioner of Charities and Corrections
Rosenfelt James
Sherif
Cook
Obermann
Three Treated for Accident Injuries at Valley View Hospital
Three persons received treatment Sunday at Valley View hospital after a two car accident one mile west of town. Leota Hudson 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs Ron Hudson of Ri 1 Konawsz had facial lacerations and an x ray for possible internal injuries. About three hours later two others were treated for injuries. The incident was investigated by Seminole Highway Patrolmen.
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Valley View Hospital
Ana
Leota
Hudson
Ron Hudson
Ri 1
Konawsz
Adamen
Seminole
GAAR CORNER NEWS REPORTS VISITOR ROUNDUP AT JACK JONES HOME
Visitors to the Jack Jones home included Mr and Mrs Taylor and family Mildred Rodgers Vale Brown and Francis Bonnie Ruth Jones Missy Patsy Ruth McClure and grandparents Mr and Mrs F D B Jones. The ball game drew a good crowd with attendees from OU Center Galey Stratford Ada Varess Center. The visiting Clarity team won 47 Maritakes a stowtell amt re ations of the two trams are of the Rest. George Brown spent the past week visiting Mr and Mrs Pay Braven. Mia Mildred Rodgers Sunday night with Miss Velota Srv gus here July 4 Riley Cozsd a superintendent at Gertz last year has been employed as principal and will be assisted by Mrs Kenneth West. Mrs West taught She school alome last year.
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Jack Jones
Mrs. Taylor
Mildred Rodgers
Vale Brown
Francis
OU Center
Galey
Stratford
Ada
Varess
Center
Clarity
P47
Maritakes
Stowtell Amt
Gus
Riley Cozsd
Gertz
Kenneth West
Oklahoma Traffic Death Toll Rises With Multiple Fatalities
A severe year of Oklahoma road accidents claims five more lives in Tulsa and surrounding areas. Johnyaron Hawley, 20, died after being struck crossing a street. Herman Mala, 20, fatally injured when a Rock Island freight train collided with a car near Monron. Seven others injured, including a Tulsa boy struck near his father’s parked car. The toll for the year reaches 258, higher than last year. Also reported a Greensboro farm incident where a worker was crushed when a tractor overturned on tracks.
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Oklahome Wattie
Johnyaaron
Hawley
Tulsa
Herman Mala
Momrse
Rock Island
Monron
Diek
Chil
Bf Hawley
Josikecom
Dumont Named Ada Office Manager for Insurance Branch
Bob Dumont, formerly of Topeka Kansas, becomes manager for a branch of Tri Stage Insurance in Ada. He formerly managed the Tepeke office before transfer. At Ada he works with Howard Thomas as associate. Bob is said to be 25 months old. The American Museum of Natural History in New York holds the world’s largest study collection of birds with about 89,000 specimens.
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Ard Fou
Invasons
Sicily
Mealy
France
Atlantic
Pacific
Bob Dumont
Topeks, Kas
Ada
Tri-Stage Insurance Company
Bie
Tepeke
Byleg
Howard-Thomas
Bob
American Museum
Ae Kat Natural History
New York
Lonnie Abbott to Graduate From East Central July 29
Lonnie Abbott is set to graduate from East Central this summer term with a business degree. He previously finished high school in 1943, served in the Navy mainly in the South Pacific, and later attended Texas A&M for a semester before transferring to East Central. He married Deam Walker of Oxishoma in December 1947.
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Lonnie Abbott
East Central
Lornie
Navy
South Pacific
East
Cer- He
Deam Walker
Oxishoma
Clarita News highlights local visitors and sports
Clarita News from Davis notes Clarita residents vacationing in Phillips Texas while Davis locals visit kin. Hubert Byrd, a local newspaper figure, plans DDT spray truck pursuit and asks for support. Clarita Raiders beat Atoka 8-8 in a league game with Ray Ridley homering on the first pitch.
Lucky Swhems Weee Lays Beach Beached.warned
A disjointed report from Australia describes a man in Darwin who went for a swim at night and was approached by police. The text mentions rowers and a disturbance but is unclear about specifics or outcomes.
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Australia
Darwin
Swift
Timmit
Artesia Man to Receive East Central State Degree
Wiltent A Brown of Artesia New Mexico majoring in industrial arts and physics will receive a Bachelor Science degree from East Central State College Atlanta next July. He is a Rupele high school graduate did culture work at Rest Center and has been rehired to teach in Artesia elementary schools. Previously he coached and taught part time at Allen for four years. Brown is married to farmer Miss Bessie Josic Dowell.
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Wiltent A. Brown
Artesia
New Mexia
East Central State College
Atla
Brown
Rupele High School
Rest Center
Bessie JosicDowell
Deaf Mute Tells Of Wife Death By Own Action
Tulsa deaf mute recounts pact with wife to die together after her illness. He later backed out, saying he could not go through with it. He explained watching her shoot herself led to a moment of hesitation before fleeing the scene. Authorities describe the events and note the couple lived with the Billups family as the investigation continues.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ford
Billwps
Devine
Billups
Sway
Perenta
Wir
Tire
Sime Billups
Bruce Lovelase
W. Eebert
Billape
Gas Lines Going Down in Coalgate
Coalgate gas lines are being laid with city manager Robert Lacy urging residents to keep alleys and streets clear for access. City council members call for full cooperation to speed completion. Also notes visiting relatives from Sunnyvale and Seattle during the holidays.
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Coalgate
Coalgate Record Register
Casigate Gas Company
Robert Lacy
Lacy
He Ghortest Cine Posible
Garry Davis Hales Plans Temporary Retirement From World City
Paris reports Garry Davis Hales, son of Meyer Davis of New York, announcing a temporary retirement from his world citizenship efforts. He cites a sense his capacities are insufficient and seeks to ponder steps to advance world government. The note references wartime bomber Davis and a self-styled world citizen status, with Libia noted as Africa’s ancient Greek name.
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Paris
Garry Davis
U Ag Sway Pais
Samae Davy
Meyer Davis
New York Society
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Mia Mildred Rodgers
Miss Velota Srv
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Wrate
Greeneroad
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Tamesurs Equipment Company
Hin
Dumont
Yee High Mille
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Clarita News
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Jra
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Clarita
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Hetley
Army Ieave
Hubert Byrd
Clarita Raiders
Akso
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Clarita Raters
Gaar
Ray Ridley
W. A. Brown
Brand Pasquali
Sunnyvale
Wes Jota Ptaim
Airs. Blainy
Mercy Wirs
Virgil Fiaim
Seattle
Wash
Garry Davis Hales
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