Navy funeral notice amid chaotic battlefield names and wreckage
A garbled obituary and tribute list recount a Navy officer's funeral during wartime. The article names several officers and crew, notes the officer’s death in a traffic accident near a defense facility, and describes the close ties between high ranking personnel and key aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far One
Lte
Yaninmag
Corminssion
Rome
W. Martyn
Denthil
Dautivkt
Ben Jepson
Aad
Diderl
Nap
Seven Girls Named Adaka Counselors In Training
Seven girls are selected as Adaka counselors in training for a camp program. The recruits include Mary Sila Reynolds and Patsy Hairs, both with prior camping and leadership experience, and the 17 year old recipient who has Rainbow Society and speech activities, with plans to attend Oklahoma Coby University next fall.
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Adaka
Bain
Mle
Linn Botsk
Buley
Uloness Gobey
Chitaguer
Mtr
Glynn
geMtor
Cp. Ing
Adwka
Rainbow
Mary Bila Reynolds
Daiietter
Mus
Laurence Reynolds
Patsy Hairs
Adagh
Patsy
Sophonine Clisa
National
Moner Regipty
Mary Sila
Taaterte
Disgruntled Osage members seek reform of water project head
In Pawhuska Oklahoma on May 28 tribal factions opposed to a Cowet proposal filed petitions to replace T. B. Hall, the Osage agency superintendent, arguing the plan to recover about 400,000 in air rights from the old workyard would benefit a few leaders. The action follows a recent 1,034 to 530 referendum among Osage landowners approving the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawhuska
Qila
T. B. Hall
Oearc
Tristad
Fe Cowet Povalbiog
Pli
Osage
Morkhy Burhans
Peatue Mises
Sid Donelson
Donelson
Wartern
Menuhec
Osa
Shaw Hall
Wilanerators
Agemey
Pont Mt
Chet
President Faking Weekend Cruise Saga Headlines
A garbled OCR item recounts a weekend cruise by a president, mentioning Annapolis and Naval Academy plans, a brief party schedule, and references to assorted agencies and tours. Names and places are uncertain due to text corruption, but the piece signals coastal travel and official engagements aboard a presidential party.
GOP Will Go To Work On Farmers On Oklahoma Tour
Tulsa May 28 GOP leader Mugh Scott announced Tulsa as headquarters for a three day Oklahoma tour aimed at convincing farmers that Truman has deceived them. He said Republicans will highlight farm benefits promised but not delivered and will urge a farm vote focus ahead of next year’s elections.
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Tulsa
Okls
Mugh Scott
Truman
Scott
Tancheen
Calubusa
Ransay City
Sean
Dionne Quintuplets 15 Years Old Still Look Alike
Dionne quintuplets aged 15 celebrate a birthday near Mother's Day in Callander. Emilie Yvonne Cecile Marie and sisters attend high school while helping at home. Father Olive, 45, says more children not surprising. family keeps equal dress and routines.
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Callander
Sftair
Armade
Emilie
Yvonne
Cecile
Marie
Bella
Toaghers
Anna Des Agnes
Olive
Nowjener
Herm Chogues
Deadlocked Briggs Jury Dismissed in Oklahoma Trial
A 33 hour deadlock led to a mistrial in the ouster case of Sner Ht Eddie Briggs. The sheriff, already under federal liquor conspiracy charges, retains his office. The jury dismissed 12 counts while eight were cleared, hung on two involving a key witness and alleged failure to enforce prohibition. Also noted, displaced persons from the International Refugee Organization plan troop transport to New York, with numbers by state.
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Briggs
Muskogee, Oke
Hovelc
Diathen
Sner
Eddie J. Briggs
Aleady Ender
Fred
Slim) Payne
Washington
International Refugee Organization
Army
Stewart Dur
New York
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowas
Arkansas
Tolorado
Kansas
Kentechy
Oklahoma Gas Tax Hikes Pass Amid Broad Legislative Reforms
Oklahoma lawmakers approved a gas tax increase to 4 cents a gallon, expected to raise about 36 million annually to fund road work. The session also raised driver license and hunting fees, expanded Sunday food store exemptions, and modernized school and tax laws while considering a state building bond and a potential constitutional convention.
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Howard Conan Orlaroma
Oklahoma
John Q
Roy J Farner
Okishoma
Caath Mist
Bill Peat
Criminal Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma Legislative Council Listed in Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma Legislative Council was announced today by leaders Speaker Walter Billingster and President Pro Tempore Bil Logan. The list includes 15 House members and 10 senators with entries such as James Bullard Duncan John Carmo Watkomis F. Dunlap Red Oak Roy Nail Boise City and Charles Ozman Lawton among the House members and Floyd Carrier Ray mond Gary Madill Paiwary Lacay Perry Porter Miami Jim Ringhart Reno Louis Ritz haunt Guthrie James Nevins Oxmuzee Byrombo Det Baldwin Anadarko among the senators. The note mentions an ancient bow and arrow used by early peoples on every continent except Australia.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Legislative Council
House
Walter Billjingster
Wewoks
Senate
Bil Lo
Lacay Perry Porter
Miami
Jim Ringhart
BL Reno
Louis Ritz
Haunt Guthrie
James Nevins
Oxmuzee
Byrombo
Det Baldwin
Anadarko
Ace
Memorial Day at Ada East Central dorms and parade plans
Memorial Day observances unfold at Ada East Central with a quiet procession to the park as students prepare finals and move into Knight Hall and College Hall dorms. The piece outlines dorm assignments, deposits, meal tickets, room cleanliness, and a Memorial Day parade floats program, naming administrators and staff, plus a brief anecdote about campus life and student activities.
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East Central
Deam Daveda Swat Far
Bors
Dean T. K Treedwell
Besiedaes
Lucy Gregory
Fentem Hall Tmen's
Katherine Leonard
Knight Hell
Wesley Lewis
College Hall
Homma Girls
East Central Bull
Han Im Administration Hall
Adam Wews
Kathryn Lewis Raghutchk
John Gillespie
Ada News
Burgess Stwee
D. J. Nawbors
Dorothy Summers
Showdown Test on Expense Cuffing in Foreign Aid Bill
Washington May 38 Economy advocates said the showdown test of whether Congress will cut expenses probably will surface in the foreign aid bill. Senator Russell of Georgia, drafting a bill to trim up to 1 percent of cash outlays for the year starting July 1, warned that if the ECA funds aren’t reduced the economy drive could collapse. Senator Taft of Ohio said real savings must come from ECA and military appropriations and backs a 10 percent cut abroad. House action on the president’s request showed limited economy, with $704,730,000 cut from ECA, Turkey aid, and relief in occupied Germany, Austria, and Japan. Russell predicted further reductions could be found in about $21,000,000,000 in funds without disturbing fixed charges, veterans payments, and state grants.
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Ay Jack
Washington
Congress
Russell
D-Ga
Economic Cooperation Administration
Taft
Ohio
Shatrmat
GOP
Ohioan
House
Truman
ECA
Graece
Turkey
Germany
Austria
Japan
May Nee& More
Coult
Old rocks may hide uranium in Sault Ste Marie report
In Sault Ste. Marie Ontario on May 28 a hotel owner joked with a Geiger counter and found a rock sample yielding clicks. The device pointed to ore near an ornament rock, prompting a rush to stake a claim and secure the site, though officials cautioned about its value.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Aime Bretom
Local remarks on April and school exams
Marie Robinson comments that April could be an average month but notes they have been busier with school examinations this month, reflecting a busy academic schedule.
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Nate
Marie Robinson
Tata Hue
April records show health unit activity and services
The health department reports a busy April with multiple programs. Communicable disease and venereal disease controls cite admissions and visits. tuberculosis and maternity services record nurse field visits. school health inspections and exams evidence ongoing outreach. Laboratory tests include typhus fever and TB screenings. immunizations cover tetanus, diphtheria, smallpox, and tuberculin.
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Sam Brown
Dixie
Neeview
Crippled Children
Pontotoc County 4 H Round-Up Highlights and Names
Farm News notes the Pontotoc County 4 H Club Round-Up May 31 to June 3 at Stillwater. It profiles five county members Charlie Franks Garvin Glover Wilburn Jacques Vaness Dow Smith Latta and outlines their dairy livestock crops and health projects. Winners include state titles in dairy dress and farm clothing with contestants training at Stillwater.
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Yell
Stillwater
Pontotec County 4Helab
Pontotac County
Pantotoc County
Souvaeast
Endr County
Pontolog County
Charlie
Frank
Lyle
Geevin Glover
Latta
Wilhem Jacquer
Vaness
Dyn Smith
Lilly Thompson
McLish
Charlie Franks
Witter
Garin Glover
Garvin Glover
Latta Elu
Garvin
Pontotoc
Raundin
Pontatac County
Wwitburm
Jacques Wildern
Jacques
Clue Meather
Pickett and
Hix
Don
Aeid
Dairy
Garyin
Billy Thompson
Lttle McLish Club
Billy
Seutheast
Fomtatee
Yash
Fanm
Hlive Risbon
Sraith
Pontotoc County
Bill Thompson
Timely Toole
Wilburn Jacques
Charlie Frank
Stllwater
Christmas Seal Ad Sparks Indian Couple Romance
STILLWATER May 24 A Christmas seal promotion linked two students from India, Beulah and Christopher Rutt, who met through an advertisement may marry at the First Methodist Church. Beulah will wear a sari at the wedding and pursue home economics at Oklahoma A and M while Dutt plans pre medical study and aims to return to India to teach and help establish an orphanage. he plans to become a physician.
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Stillwater
Oklo
India
Christopher K. Rutt
Allahabat
Beuleh
Jose
Beulah
Ctlahoma
A and M
Dutt
Phillips University
Enid
Wit
University of Staborns Sord
Gma
Oklahoma sports clubs hold statewide convention
Fragmentary text notes a northeast Oklahoma focus and a three day period with a natural explanation. It mentions Oklahoma sports clubs planning a statewide convention and references handcrafts or mitts used in making fine American handicrafts, found in the United States, with garbled phrases about individuals and locations.
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Miame Oda
Oklahoma
United States
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