Nine People Of Stratford To Hospital
A head on collision near Stratford in Pentatee county sent nine Stratford residents to hospitals in Ada and Pauls Valley. Dr A H Shi was driving a 1942 Ford sedan returning home when his car collided with a Bailey car. Several passengers were injured, some in critical condition. Police attributed the crash to steering problems and brake locking. Several victims remained hospitalized Tuesday evening while others were released.
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Stratford
Pentatee County
Adaamt Pauls Valley
Glenn Clark
Br. Shi
A H. Shir
Clark
Dr. Shi
Floyd Gene Bailey
Rt. 2
James Ske Ir
J. R. Taylor
Ada
Bailey
Dr. Shui
Shianne Smith
Foster Shi Smith
Jimmy Smith
Macha Shi
Molky Shi
S. Judy Shi
A. He Shi
Valley View Hospital
Iwo Ko Pauls Water
Digr Susset
Sentry Keeps Lonely Vigil At Pershing Grave In Arlington
A lone sentry keeps vigil over General Pershing's gravesite in Arlington as flags fly at half staff for 30 days. A somber public farewell drew more than 300000 mourners despite Washington rain. Generals Eisenhower Bradley Devers and other dignitaries joined the funeral procession and rites at the national cemetery.
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Pershing
Arlington
Washington
John 5. Pershing
France
Capited
Dwight BD. Eisenhower
Europa
Omar Bradley
Gem
Jacot L. Devers
United States
Rin Smd
Tater
Rilstoein Slysu
One Opinion From Supreme Court Opinion Day
The June 20 docket notes a single published opinion by the state Supreme Court. The case titled Rizlto Mining Co. and Consolidated Underwriters versus Orem Leon Peery involves a special identity finding and the State Industrial Commission, with the award vacated. In Hyde Park M D July 20 a death notice records Mrs Elizabeth Riley Roosevelt, widow of James B Roosevelt and second cousin of Theodore Roosevelt, who died yesterday.
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Orlafroma Cify
State Supreme Court
Rizlto Mining Co
Consolidated
Orem Leon Peery
State Industrial Commission
Rookevert Sevelt
Hyde Park
M. D
Rlizabeth Riley Roosevelt
James B. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Jets From U S To Strengthen Allied Air Power In Europe
A flotilla of U S jets is scheduled to bolster American fighter strength in Europe, with aircraft from the 38th Fighter Wing previously based in the Panama Canal Zone. The planes will be stationed on the Rhine or Clyde area bases in Scotland and Germany as part of ongoing U S deployment to support Allied air operations.
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London
U. S
Glasgow
Areptean Alronakt
Sielly
Scotland
Germany
ELS
Air Force
Wiessbaden
Im Londom
Ain Agmechat Officizl
Gars Vowny
Europe
British Press Association
Wwe
Clyde Frova
Sicily
B6th
U.S Air Force
Panama
Wiesbaden
Berlin
Fuerstenfeldbruch
Bavavia
David Nes
Shooting Stars
38Th
Colom
Panama Camel Zone
Neg
Iver Clyde
Abbotginchairport
Sn Raf
England
United States
Iceland
Britain
Rhin
Versatile Grad Class Member Balances Teaching and Family
A member of the graduate class, Bila Mae Trousdale, will graduate from East Central this summer after nine years of teaching, six in her hometown Trousdale. She has five children and a husband, and still manages school tasks, home duties, and part time work.
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Romne
Bila Mae Trousdale
East Cental
Trous-dale
Trousdele
O. B. Uf
Shawnee
Teotedle
No Ship Carrying An Atomic Bomb Vanished
Washington July 26 a navy denial that any ship carrying an atomic bomb ever disappeared was issued today by Rear Admiral Ellis Zacharias retired A Mutual network audience Sunday heard a near end of war vessel bearing an atomic Ford headed for Tipier disappeared before reaching there One officer suggested the retired admiral recalled the cruiser Indiampolix sunk near the Philippines after carrying one or two disassembled atomic bombs later dropped on Japan California received its ice from Alaska from 1855 to 1980 About JOG tase were shipped and nearly
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Wasthington
Eilis Zacharias
Pacific
Tipier
Indiamapolix
Philippines
Tinian
Japa
Soviets offer to feed Berlin amid Western blockade
Berlin dispatch says Soviet authorities announced plans to feed all two million Western Berliners using 100000 tons of grain from the Soviet Union. Western allies doubt the pledge as distribution issues and rival currency controversies surface. General Clay remains skeptical, noting performance over promises.
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Berlin
Soviet Union
U.S
Russia
Clay
U. S
Germany
Azeaia
Mish High Grad Wins High Honor
Jerry Ray Walker, graduate of McLish High Sedge at Fittstown, received the 1947 48 President’s Scholastic Award for the highest grade among freshmen. He will attend Central again in the fall. Rev Walker long served as pastor of Fittstown Baptist Church.
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Jerry Ray Walker
McLish High Sedge
Fittstown i
State Teachers College
BR. Robirsom
East Central Tollope
U. PB. G
Totkawa
Central
Jerry
Rey
John B. Welter
Oklahoma City
Walker
Fittstawm Baptist Church
Pershing Promoted Sergeant Known for Mud Bath Incident
The account recalls Sergeant Lodge, a veteran of World War I and associate of General John J. Pershing, who claimed the general promoted him for giving Pershing a mud bath. Lodge describes Pershing as a strict but fair commander, nicknamed The Ramrod, with a tough, precise leadership style.
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Pershing
Army
Sarge
Lode
John J
Lodge
Nexice
France
Hoth Je
Germar
Sourtly
Chanemont
Sky Pilot of 180th Infantry Meets Local Company
Capt Samuel J. Scott of Muskogee, newly appointed chaplain for the 18th Infantry Regiment of the 40th Division, visits Ada to meet the local company at the National Guard armory. He flew his own plane to inspect 20 units of the 120th Regiment, plans to visit 28 communities with airports, and will remain through Wednesday night, then travel to Muskosee Thursday. Scott, a member of the Assembly of God church, active in youth ministry, flies from Tulsa for training and has logged about 48 flight hours.
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Samuel J. Scott
Muskoges
18Th Infanttry
40Th Infantry
Ada
National Guard
Werines- Gay
Tulsa
Truce Fails To Halt War in Palestine Blast Hits Cairo
On the third day of a UN cease fire in Palestine, a single unidentified plane struck Cairo, blasting a thoroughfare and two department stores. Premier Nakrashy Pasha condemned the action, warning of immediate retaliation if traced to Zionist forces. The Israeli government denied responsibility, citing 13 planes involved. Syria accused Jews of violating the truce, prompting protests to UN mediator Bernadotte.
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Cairo
Jay
Sourtey
Haifa
Palestine
United Lors
Interior Ministry
Gmn
Motion
Prowure
Fahmy Nakrashy Pasha
Folke Bernadette
United Nations
Social Readiness Important To School Beginnner
This final piece in a series on The Childs Readiness for School emphasizes social development. It notes children must know personal details, speak confidently, and feel secure at home to adjust in larger classes. It urges parents to prepare children for school routines and interaction with peers and teachers.
Orel Barnes Listed In Summer Graduation At East Central
Orel Barnes majors in industrial arts and agriculture at East Central College and is set to graduate. He attended Hosedale High in Oklahoma and entered East Central in 1836. His varied career includes teaching, war work, and army service. He owns twenty acres at Blanchard and plans to pursue further work there. His wife is Edna Mitee and they have two children, Joe Thomas and James.
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Orel Barnes Wil
East Central
Hosedale High School
Oklahoma
Middleperg
Blanchard
Edna Mitee
iSat
Joe Thomas
James Are
Blanchards
King
Konawa Student Dramatics Festival Selections Made
Pillie Merte Sucker a East Central College student has been chosen to attend the Plymouth Drama Festival in Plymouth Massachusetts for six weeks starting late July. The program gathers about 40 college dramatics students to work with Broadway directors and actors, with venues along the coast near Boston each night. Surber departs July 22 to join the colony and perform in traveling shows and theaters under famed directors.
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Pillie Merte Sucker
Dargiter
Mes
Roy Lurber
Monawa
East Central College
Plymouth
Massachusetts
Broadway
Mise Surser
East Central
D. F. Naters
Max Gordon
Michael Todd
Michael Todd, Dr. A. Trask
Mr. Skelly
Boston
Traveling Shines
Sisemblier
Migs Surber
Power Farming Spreads Across Nation in Latest Measure
Kansas City report highlights rapid gains in farming tech and activity. The magazine estimates 314,596 tractors on farms, 2,192,621 trucks, and 4,928,127 cars, with 3,817,100 farms electrified and total farm acreage up to about 1.1 trillion acres. Farm size per hold nearly 870 acres amid shortages hampering expansion.
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Kansas City
Implement & ‘Tractor
Farm Equipment Magazine
Cha Thermagacing
Former Chickasha gridder killed in highway crash
Oly. July 20. Morris D. Red Gitthens, 21, former Chickasha high school football center, died from injuries after a motorcycle collision on US Highway 21 south of Chickasha last Thursday night. He was in a semi conscious condition following the crash and suffered a head injury and broken bones.
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Chickasha, Oly
P—Morris D
Red) Gitthens
Chickesha High School
Coal Miner Killed Missing After Lone Star Mine Disaster
In McCurtain Oklahoma a miner Millard Hatley aged 27 was killed and Lars Vinge is missing after an explosion and fire at the Lone Star Coal Mine. Eighteen other workers escaped through the air shaft while rescue crews search for Vinge. The mine operated by Lone Star Steel Co had recently reopened after closure in 1965 and is near the site of a 1912 disaster where 73 miners died.
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Cameron
Maine
Bane Star Steel Co
Lone Star
Foreign Aid Costs Outpace Local Spending, Europe Program
Washington reports that foreign aid costs exceed total local outlays for schools, police, and fire protection. Paul G. Haffiman, directing the European Program, says no communist claim is more ridiculous than the charge we dump surpluses on Europe. Congressional appropriations total over 5 trillion for the program, with six month funds reaching the half‑pay point and new loans and grants announced for a three‑month period ending September.
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Washington
Paul G. Haffiman
Europe
World Wide Broadcasting Foundation
Congress
Hoffman Yesteday
Britain protests to Reds over Berlin air raid bold claim
Berlin dispatch reports Britain delivering a strong protest to the Soviet mill mark administration in Berlin after a formation of Russian fighters flew yesterday over Gatow. An official statement calls the Yak flight a direct violation of air safety rules amid Western Berlin relief air operations. In Oklahoma a Farmers Association event joins Oklahoma A. and M. campus August 5 for its fifth annual meeting, aligned with the farm and home week program.
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Berlin
Millmark
Gatow Sieport
Gatow
Bertin
West
Ern Berhin
Bestin
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma Flying Farriers Association
Oklahoma A. and M, College
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