Schools Have No Break Here
Ada high school seniors finish the day before diplomas as East Central State College begins a two day summer term registration. Seniors attend a spring term and graduate. registration slots open for freshmen and transfer students with detailed name-based reporting windows. Classes begin Wednesday morning.
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Ada High School
East Centrak State College
Ater Naba
Ser Ion
C. Aidee
Rex
Morrison
Ducalay
Celtee
Otter
Hereford Heaven Tour Features June 11 12 Broadcast
WEY Farm Reporter will air a transcribed interview and tour plans on Monday at 12:30 p m The annual Hereford Heaven tour and sale runs June 11 12 with lunches at Patterson s place The second day at Ada near V B Harver s ranch East central Oklahoma cattle raisers and local businessmen will discuss the tour attendees include K P Larsh Blue Valley Ranch Roff Ott Burnett Burnett Ranch Pontotoe Jack Smith Hereford Heaver sale Beon Dan De Moss Patterson Lazy S Ranch Ardmore Guy Harris Jess Pugh and more
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Aiscuision
WEY Farm
Patterson
Wi. B. Harver
Ada
Hvestack
Edd Lemons
Sendy Saunddess
WEY Firm
Moss Patterson Lazy S
Argemore
Oklahoma
Harmony in State Campaign Sees Autry Support
Oklahoma City May 26 Gene Autry movie star will fly to Oklahoma next week to back former governor Robert S Harr in the race for the Democratic nomination for U S Senator. Autry’s appearance was announced at Kerr headquarters. Wester movie star will attend Kerr polls at Seminole and Muskogee that night to rally support.
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Oxlahoma City
Gene Autry
Comeoy
Oklahoma
Robert S. Harr
U. S
Autry
Kerr
Pondian Wester
Kerr Polly
Seminole
Storks on Brink in Switzerland Amid Nest Decline
In Zurich a periodical notes storks near extinction with only emki nests last season and five broods producing 20 young. One chick died after contact with a high voltage ring. In Seh Tattimgen a pair raised young but aggressors attacked, prompting a fight observed by observers.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Seh Tattimgen
Boom or Bust: American Families Struck by Inflation
The article argues that postwar inflation erodes U S family finances amid rising prices and housing costs. It cites a National Conference on Family Life in Washington and Department of Labor data showing shrinking savings, rising debt, and widespread low incomes. It warns of a dangerous recession and social strain from poor housing and crowded living conditions.
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Douglas Larsen -Waseington
WU. S
L. S
Acerco
Washington
Rey
Dept of Labor
U. S
Sol
Newe Orleans
Lesshan Bett
Amerie Famitica
Maver
Tocay
Wwe
Yental
Amerigam
Double Limit You Can Buy Now of Series E Bonds
Local resident investors can now buy up to $30,000 in Series E savings bonds this calendar year, a jump from $9,008. H. J. Huddleston chairs Pontotoc county Security Loan campaign, urging volunteers to maximize sales. Bonds pay 4 for every 3 over 10 years. the investor cannot lose principal even if bonds are redeemed early. The article argues the return exceeds many other investments and notes future inflation would boost purchasing power.
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H. J. Hud- Gregton
Pontotoc County
Chatrnan Huddleston
Vulcanteers
Ashray
Freagury Department
Dellar
June Events Slow but Highlights Emerge in Central Oklahoma
A brace of local happenings marks June with slow overall activity. Major events include the Central Oklahoma Dairy Show June 2 2 and the 12th annual Hereford Heaven tour June 11 12, plus summer community programs at East Central College and a schedule of lectures and arts events at the college.
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Madle
Junge
Central Oklahoma
Fereford Heaven
Scheys
East Central Weimg
dune—Secom
Eax
East Central
Freteral
Aldridge
Ada
Dar Dunst
Central Okahome Dairy
Chantbe
Rkereford Meaven
Kereford
Cox and Box
Gibert and Sullivan
Givery
Sumer Pine
Dr Edeard
Howard Griggs
David Aizen
Sadet
Fast Central
Fine Artists
Plan Sooner Entry For Miss America
OKLAHOMA CITY May 2. Ghishems will enter a candidate in the Bias America Flagame in Atlanta Cityext September. Marmaduke Corbyn Jr of Gikaherma City, resident of the State Junior Chamber of Commerce, announced today. Corbym signed a contract for the Oklahorns franchise and will hold local contests before August to select entries for the state finals. Ben Kile of Tulsa is state chairman of the Beaty and Talent pageant. Only national winner from the state was Norma Smallwood, then of Fhisa, who won in 1928.
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Oklahoma City
Ghishems
Bias America
Atlanta
Marmaduke Corbyn, Jr
Gikaherma City
State
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Corbym
Olahorns
Ben Kile
Tulsa
Oklahome Taat
Norma Smallwood
Fhisa
Ada's 101 Accidents Push Auto Safety Month Initiative
Ada reports 161 accidents in five months sparking a statewide safety campaign led by Mayor Charles P Spenc er. Oklahoma Safety Council and Oklahoma Automobile Dealers Association coordinate free inspections by 14 Ada Auto Dealers, with free service and windshield stickers for passing cars.
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Ada
Taggtime
Suny
Charles P Spencer
Pilic
Oklahoma Safety Counc
Oklahoma Aistatmobile Deniers Association
Ads Automobile Dealers Association
Cio
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Carter
Johnston
Choctew
Bryer
MacCurtzin
Sic
U S to Pay Tribute to War Dead Worldwide
The United States will honor war dead with Memorial Day prayers around the world. President Truman plans ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery and a national broadcast after. Holiday observances include church services, travel surges, and a near standstill in Congress as many officials attend events.
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United States
Truman
Arlington Rational Cemetery
al Tadlio
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Tourman
Washington
Williamsboro
Arlington
Fis
Sumiay
T.e
Union (Railroad
Astate
Congress
Indianapalis Speedway
Dier
Europe
Toy
Belgium
Margrates
Haland
Soters
France
Americam Veterans Committee
I A
Arkington Natio
Itheratida
Lawrence RL Kelly
Altsona
Sainteloud
Brame
Beer Dealers Take 15 City Licenses
City clerk lists fifteen beer licenses issued for sale on premises consumed on site. About two dozen licenses are $2 each and three are $10 licenses. City authorities threaten action against operators lacking compliance within the 31 day period to set licenses, with possible business closures.
Soviet Travel Drive Opens Up to 839000 Workers
The Moscow Komsomolata reports 839,000 Soviet workers will travel as part of a summer movement with 42 tourist bases ready. The trade unions secretariat says decisions are pending as 21 travel routes are laid out.
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Moscow
Moscow Komsomolata
Ussr
Contra Engam of
Chas Rushing Seeks Re election On Record Made
Chas Rushing seeks re election citing experience and loyal service to Pontotoc County. He notes four certificates from Oklahoma State University Stillwater and says his records show efficient work with a veteran staff and county on the property tax reduction plan. He argues fairness in assessment and opposes lowering valuations below required rates.
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Chas. Rushing
Joe Rushing
Tom
Oak Avenue Baptist ‘Church
Od Fellows Ladigw
Rebekah Lodge
Stillwater
Mies
Board of Equalization
Headon Collision Sends Four Adans To Hospital Here
A headon collision at Broadway and Sixth early Saturday sent four people to Valley Hospital with head and body injuries. John Harvey Gay and his wife, traveling north in a 1939 Chevrolet pickup, were struck by B. J. Rogers in a Sask...y Ford panel truck. Owen Hughey, a passenger in Rogers' vehicle, was also injured. Police planned to arrest Rogers and Hughey when discharged, as Mrs. Gay suffered facial lacerations and Mr. Gay stiffness in the leg.
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Broadway
Valley Ae
John Harvey Gay
Adz
B. J. Rogers
Owen Hughey
Gay
Gar
Rogers
Baghey
Two Killed in El Reno Motorcycle Car Crash
Two people died in a motorcycle automobile collision near El Reno during Memorial Day weekend. Victims were Mack Kendon Frid, 21, and Georgie Lee Prid, 20, both residents of El Reno. The car was driven by James Thompson Heinen of Chicago. The crash raised Oklahoma’s Memorial Day fatality toll for 1948, with state figures showing higher traffic deaths than the previous year.
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Whetston Jami
el Reno
Mack Kendo
Frid
Hie Witt Georgie
Lee Prid
Et Reno
James Thompson Heinen
Chikatche
Heinen
Arabs Widen Fight For City Amid Jerusalem Siege
Arab forces push deeper toward Jerusalem as fighting surrounds the old Jewish quarter. Egyptian reports claim air and artillery strikes reached the area, while Jewish aircraft reportedly attacked Egyptian positions. Aerial clashes near the city are reported as Jewish defenses tighten their grip on the beleaguered area south of Jaffa, with massed troops and siege lines forming around the ancient walls.
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Max Bove
Cairo
Bay
Jerusalem
Mgjdat
Defense Ministry
Tsdudt
Jenin
Nablus
Campaign Events Build Momentum This Month
Campaign activity heats up this month with voter registration drives opening June 7 and candidate speaking schedules set. An underscored community supper and entertainment planned for June 3 aims to raise funds for a local project while precincts prepare for upcoming elections and possible shifts in campus political life.
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Roca Mio
Lute
Immigrant Catherine Noles Gives Millions After Death
Catherine Noles, 54, widow of multimillionaire Tumberman, left about 190000 in personal bequests to public and charitable hospitals in Whets gan and Wisconsin. She had given hundreds of thousands of hours to worthy causes in northern Michigan before she died, leaving a legacy of philanthropy and the term sparrow origin note.
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Catherine Noles
Whetsgan
Wisconsin
Bonites
Wiklian
Tian Ay
Michigan
Saneire
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Alten
Gree
Watenrs
Byara
Rabbe
Old City
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Palestine
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Banyan Square
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Rea-Acare Star
David S Boyer
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Asuegaar
Ramse
Kognall
Headon
Hedy Cry
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County League of Young Democrats
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