Dont Expect Much Action on Truman Recommendations
Washington July 27 President Truman outlines a broad program to curb inflation housing and a United Nations loan but Republicans control Congress and are likely to resist. The piece notes the main support for a $55 100 000 U S Housing loan and the political risk for Republicans if they do nothing as prices rise ahead of November elections.
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Ames Marlow
Washington
Tar
Congress
Truman
Fromm
United Nations
New York
Cme
Republicom Cony Prewman
Amdokaus
Trajan’s. Meng
Livigit
Novermber
Olympic Sars Ready For Friday Start
London dispatch reports clouds and heat boost U S confidence as track and field squad trains at Wembley. George Sanich leads high jump readiness with solid Steger heat results. Stonich clears high bars, others show form. Two setbacks hit sprinters Willie Steele and Herb Douglas with leg troubles before Friday events.
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Weston Marmot
London
George Sanich
CLA
Uxbridge
United States
Fredyerpic Ceaord
Stonich
Willie Steel
Sam
Diego State
Herb Douglas
Pittsburgh
Steele
Douglas
Former Adan Killed In Oregon Accident
Vernon MecCauley aged 37, a former resident of Ads, was killed by a dangling tree at Mitchell Oregon on July 23. The body was shipped to Wicks Art for burial arrangements announced. He was husband of Gertrude and father of Alten and Joyce. McCauley worked for Jackson and Payne Lumber Company.
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Vernon MecCauley
Ads
Mitchell
Oregon
Wicks
Art
Lerten
Gertrude Summer
Davinise
MB Ears
Ada
Meek Canksy
Alten
Joyce
McCauley
Jackson and Payne Lumber Company
Contrasting Legal Damages in Singapore and London
A Singapore press piece contrasts a London case and a Singapore case from the same day. An English six year old in London and an Indian laborer in Singapore were awarded damages by courts for injuries suffered in a motor vehicle incident. The report notes severe injuries and mentions the Singapore Indian Rebounds, with text describing a leg injury and legal outcomes.
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Singapore
Singapore Prep
England
Ondon
Marrek
Family Eviction Petition Sparks Constitutional Rights Debate
A disturbing scene in Chickasha involves residents protesting an eviction petition alleging the Schaeter family is violating housing rules. Mrs Schacter defends constitutional rights to assemble and discuss politics, while neighbors threaten violence and authorities offer limited protection. The episode includes a National Guard sergeant and local ministers seeking calm as broader action remains uncertain. The report also notes a 15-run baseball game in Chickasha and Gov. Reynolds heading to Europe for study.
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Army
Mitchel
Epperson
de. Spencer
Tex
Don Kaye Fights for Sons in Bitter Court Battle
Hollywood leader Don Kaye won a bid for custody in a Tulsa court after a heated dispute with his mother Mrs. Irvin J. Metzger over his three children Freddie, Philip, and another son. Metzger claimed theft charges under Indiana law were filed to seize custody, while Judge Albert C. Hunt issued a writ of habeas corpus and dismissed Indiana extradition. Kaye, who recently remarried, said the family conflict destroyed his home as he sought to reclaim his boys from Metzger, who says she has cared for them since the death of Kaye's first wife.
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Oklahoma
CIFY
Hollywood Bart
Soya
Indiana
Kaye
Secon
Dodgert
Albert C. Hunt
Tulsa
Hunt
Irvin J. Metzger
Angola
Freddie
Pillip
Maye
Mocomba
Angeles
Indiama
Giant Plane Makes Cross Country Hop
FATUXENT NAVAL AIR STATION Md July 28 The Constitution biggest airplane ever to cross the country did it in ten hours and nine minutes yesterday The 184000 pound giant second of the built by Lockheed Aircraft company naval transport Dew a 2606 mile course from Moffett Field Calif at an average speed of about 260 miles an hour The plane had the help of tail winds ranging from 20 to 29 miles an hour at 19000 feet Some time was wasted dodging thunder storms between Chicago and Washington and flying low over Washington National Airport and Andrews Md air base The Constitution will be flown to Washington tonight and remain until next Monday when it will be taken to Idlewild Airport New York for several days After that it will be brought back here and then flown back to California for completion of tests before being accepted by the navy The navy had not yet accepted word of the giant planes They were built at a cost of 27000000
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Fatuxent Naval Ate Station
Lockheed Air¢talr
Naval Transposts
Dew
Moffett Field
Calif
Orsahs
Chicago
Washington National Airport
Andrews
Constitution
Washington
Idlewild
New York
Cal- Hornis
Navy
Witer
Veteran Teacher Degree Graduate in Education
Veteran teacher from the Choctaw Nation began teaching in 193% and will complete a bachelor of science in education this summer with majors in elementary education and English. She is mother of two and has four double majors. Sophia Worman, Garvan, Carter, Love and Stephens are among colleagues mentioned.
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Dirs
Sophia Worman
Sangeet Tris
Mra Campbell
Garvanio Fou
Konawa Community Notes and Obituaries Briefs
Local notices from Konawa include memorial services for Set Fo dr a parish member, with arrangements at Wednesday service. birth announcement for Benny Rhodes and Mrs. Rhodes of Meeker reporting a son named Invim Fy born July 20 at Shawnee City Hospital. Community updates cover church activities, installations at Masonnic hall, and revival plans at the Methodist church August 18 29 with evangelist John Salter.
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Benny Rhodes
Meeker
Hosipital
Shawnee
Invim Fy
Methodier Church
McFarland Plans Teaching Career After Graduation
McFarland intends to teach mathematics at Wetumka High School after graduation in August. He previously attended East Central College in the 1930s, taught junior high and high school in Hughes County for 12 years, and later returned to East Central. He works in conservation and is active in soil conservation work, with roles on the county board and as a supervisor. He belongs to the Masonic lodge in Holdenville and is listed on the national honor roll.
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Earl EB McFarlant
Wetumka
Auteuat
Mir. McFarland
East Central
Highehood
Hughes County
Te Kes
Ernanihy Sei
Masonic Lodge
Holdenville
MicPassend
Holderville
Mei
Densford Leads Pistol Shoot Bid For 146 Title
Densford aiming to regain the Oklahoma Grand Pistol crown by leading the annual event. He scored 2 1 843x200 in four centerfire matches in 39 caliber pistols, finishing first in the national match course for 3s with 72. Other events include four matches for 22 caliber and the carp ail war course for any call count in determining.
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Flessal
Chasies
Denstord
Shayenee
Okahema
Densford
Zymy
Chicaze
Pearraw
Carp
Pentecostal Camp Meeting Draws Big Sunday Crowd
Nine states were represented as a packed Pentecostal camp meeting at East of town with cars parked along the road. Tampa preacher Fred Sanders delivered the sermon amid plans to address a $50,000 debt at Southwestern Pentecostal Mission College in Oklahoma City during the afternoon service. Leaders praised the attendance surge as camping space filled. the camp runs through Sunday with sunrise prayers, youth service, and evening sermons by local ministers.
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Molinass
California
Colorado
Marioa
Arizona
Texas
Namsas
Missouri
South Carolina
Artanis
Oklahoma
Ray
Fred Sanders
Tampa
Fia
Medi.ness College
Oklahom City
Corvin
Petive
Portctae County
He Wartiwomery
Fred
Scouts Paint Air Markers At Ada Armory
Scouts completed painting air markers atop the Ada armory led by a group including Joe Floyd Gene Winittinatom Lindell Smith Robert McCollum and the Isader squadron members Vernon Founta and others. Additional markers will be painted soon at nearby towns by the same group and supported by parents.
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Ada
Toca
Joe Floyd
Gene Winittinatom
Lindell Smith
Robert McCollum
Isader
Vernon Founta
Off
Sunerwall
Pittstowm
Allen
Tests in Swimming Classes Interest Old Creek Swimmer
Berliners and intermediates completed a three week course with 28 Beginners passing major tests. The program lists included deep water entries, various strokes, turns, and endurance feats. Advanced course tests ranged from back and breast strokes to dives, floats, and long swims. The note closes with Bevin on Berlin rights and Soviet policy.
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Red Cressy
Beniiner
U S and Britain impose new limits to Berlin zone
Berlin July 26 United States and Britain banned increments of train flow to the Soviet zone amid tensions over Berlin. American officials cited technical difficulties as a reason while Western allies pressed for a breakthrough in the blockade. London and Berlin reports signaled a push toward coordinated action with France as talks on a broader German settlement continued.
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Berlin
United States
Britain
Germany
Wysgizny
Gaaue
Ceecunea SS Micuilles
Steneaee
Paul Arkerat
Pian Stratepr
Londor
Pees
Russia
Easlier
Lucius. D. Clay
Soverauc
Gerrary
U. S
Sory
U. S.sconemng Cooperation Administration
Ada area residents travel and local moves noted
Mrs Luther Jones and her mother Mrs Charles Jones of Ada travel to St Louis to be with Mrs Jones sister Mrs H E Taber whose son is ill. Ann at Tulsa visits her mother Mira. Aaron Walker head of the National Guard unit promoted to captain. Families relocate to Ohio Ridge Tenn for atomic plant work. J A McMraith brother in law funeral held Mt Vernes HE. Mrs Truman Dallas and children go fishing. Ed Prewett sells home and moves to Osl Ridge Tenn. Lee Woodard and Cattrall lease Himmer's Cafe now Lee's Cafe.
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Luther Jones
Charles, Johneom
Aida
St. Louis
Jones’ Sizeter
H. E. Taber
Jim Meeks
Barbera
Ann
Tulsa
Thissday
Mira
Annie Jones
Wine
Jerry
Beverly
Robert Lyne
Aaron Walker
The
National Guard
E Ed Prewett
Alen
Osl Ridge
Tenn
Atomic Research
Victor Luke
Jo Ann
Vesta Stout
Alfreea
Mary Louise
Virgil
Juke
Temet Speigives
Nowats
J. A. McMraim
Mt Vernes
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U. 5
Adan
Vernon McCauley, Jr
Hien
Max Schaeter
Federal Housing Project
Kerr Heights
Ste Priday
Igsbery
Fook Place
Max Schacter
V.fw
Maxie
Schaeters
Schaeter
Sunde
Schacter
Colonral
Douglas Eoperson
Eoperson
Chickasha
Orta
Chickasha Chiefs
Oxmulger
Oks
Donald W. Reynolds
Okmulgee
Grosvenor Square
Mension
Lome
Don Kaye
Liberty
Bitfir
Bettis
Owen Mather
Oklahome City
Mra. Campbell
Ohfahome
Konawa
Set Fodr
Bibed Saly
AD. Parish
al Tbeckup
Dr. Backs
Amd
Saaanwes
Seth
Mrs. V. Gibson
Lenora Walker
Lindsanaesy Te
Imatics
See
Borens
Boren
Heverend Boren
Rebekchs
Masonnic Hall
J. W. Gladden
Mrs. Hyde
Laura’ Eugene Grey
Kon. Rhr
Mr. and Mies
Bir
Mrs
Bud Furch
Olemilger
Mrs J. Grittin
Ron A Renge Pit Ge Ke Yiotoey
Mr. Courtoff
Floyd Hale
Hille Gains
J. Re Huclleberry
Ruby Harris
Joe Harris
Agr
Lighere Dignet Guess Ab Wez
A. W. Dye
Mary Jane Cbs
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Chishorma City
McFarland
County Fair Board
Dry Walnut Creek
Great Bend
Kan
Pentecostal
Sistence
Herlin
Ernest Bevin
Janet
Gloria Bunter
Lawrence
Val
Sam Whitecloud
Merchandise
Berle
Maskell Girore
Edger
Muse
Charles Wat
Forress
Rte
Som Gilmore
E. R. Watson
Oklahoma City
St Anthony's Hospital
F. T. Renry
Hastell
Pegg
Br. and
Mirs
Thomas Mays
Twyla Mae
Edgar Lee
Truman Dollas
Anita
Tacey
Agentes
White Wet
Sutter
Benita Beth Euther
Thursday
Lee Woodard
Shreveport
Edme Hunnicut
Ef Himer
Lee's Cafe
Woodard
Miss Cattrall, Davaiter
Mire WA. Cotwell
Lute
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