Ocean Flying No Longer Is Luxury Air Travel
New York readers learn air travel has shifted from luxury to practical, as postwar travelers trade romance for affordability. The piece notes confined space, limited berths, and rising coach fares while citing immigration data showing air passenger growth and the decline of ocean liners. It highlights diverse travelers from workers to elites, with far ranging itineraries and a glimpse of future transoceanic flight trends.
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New York
Nea
Rio
Paris
Rome
Cairo
Honolulu
Shanghai
Sidney
London
U.S
Mexico
Candcara
4-H Club Directors Win Ribbon at Dairy Foods Show
Tre 4-i club delegates return fr om a trip to Stillwater where Maxine Neely Wilma Neely both earned blue ribbons in the dairy foods demonstration Making and Serving Ice Cream Guelle Bryans won red ribbon in health gem fast Omerta gave an individual demo on Making Simple Salads Patsy Thompson won white ribbon in Styling a Blue chambray wash dress In the dress revue Avinglle Alston placed in white ribbon group The group split into panels for discussion and a get acquainted bee A dinner sponsored by John A Brown Co Oklahoma City and Brown Dunkin Co Tulsa featured orchids from Hawaii Simplicity Pattern Co NYC presented a popular style show Dairy demonstrations contest slated for June 7 at 10 00 am with several entries Center activities include a judging by Mrs Margaret Stettler and garden insect control tips for cabbage worms and plant lice with chemical recommendations and cautions about removing leaves and misapplication of sprays
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Maxine
Wilma Jean Neely
Guelle Bryans
Omerta
Individua Foods
Amely
Patsy Thompson
Avinglle Alston
Hawaii
Simplicity Pattern Company
New York City
Rémbest
Okeehome
Aca
Margaret Stettler
Vaness
Bry
Lois Lowe
Homer Club
the Clus Room
Fetzbugh
Peace Conference In Woodstock Brings World Citizenship Hope
Forty year old Art Desimond helps organize an International Town Meeting at Woodstock High. The event gathers delegates from local families and nearby towns to discuss a World Citizenship movement aiming for a World Government and a World Bill of Rights. Community teams, schools, churches, and local businesses host lectures, banquets, and broadcasts to promote peace and global cooperation.
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Dorokay Rolnick
Woodstock
Nea
Art Desimond
Desmond Gas
Conpmneanity High
World Citizens Peace Conference
Ma Hoe
Dan
Andrews
Art
P. W. Kus
China
James Avexy Joyce
England
Consti- Hunom
Den
Prac
Weardstock
Chicago
Ares
Raymount Andrew
Wondstock
Todd School For Boys
Sohatton
John Strohro
Wondstock Journal
Harley Foote
Alte
Dentey
Todd
Woirdeteck
Phigh
Sapwt Groupe
Desmond
Police Juvenile Aid Division Receives New Assignment
In Indianapolis on June 5, police juveniles unit took in four boys and three girls aged 11 to 16 found swimming in Fall Creek. The incident interrupts homework duties as officers handle a mixed group of youths, highlighting ongoing concerns over youth behavior in public spaces.
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Indianapolis
Fall Creek
T. S
Fight Jet Plane Falls in CaliforniaMAROC AIR BASE Crash kills five air force crew near testing field
A Northrop fight jet bomber crashed and burned during routine testing near a remote desert field in California, killing five air force crew members. Eyewitnesses reported a violent explosion at altitude before the plane plunged and destroyed the sage wash area. Military authorities launched a preliminary investigation, with Dayton officials later releasing the victims' names.
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Calif
Tune 5
Northrop
Air Force
Talem
Forte
Aecumty
Dayton
Air Material Command
Wright Field
Oklahoma State Democratic Convention Set at Canton Blair
About 4,000 party followers are expected to attend the Oklahoma State Democratic convention Monday at Municipal Auditorium Canton Blair. Gov. Rey Turner and State Chairman James W. Rcvington lead efforts for unity as 32 delegates to the national convention are chosen. Senator James Rinehart and Governor Turner speak Monday afternoon, with Ernest W. McFarlane the principal speaker. The convention drafts resolutions and selects a permanent committee.
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Canton Blair
Oklahoma
City
Municipal Auditorium
Truman
South
Rey J. Turner
James WH. Rcvington
Cecil Chamberlain
Praderick
Turner
James Rinehart
el Remo
Robert S. Kerr
Ernest Wi. McFarlane
Arizona
Cislahamen
Earlsporo
Pottawatamie County
Per Central State College
Ada Sees Highest Heat Of The Year On Saturday
Despite shade and cooler spots the official reading hit 98 degrees as Ada endured its hottest day this year. Downtown reflections from brick and stone amplified the heat while ambient air in shaded areas fared slightly cooler though intense. The Express notes a brisk, sunlit afternoon with air temperatures climbing under punishing conditions.
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Ada
Adda
Express
Rales
Fragmented musings mix politics and theatre in local ramble
A garbled memory piece crosses from politics to domestic scene with names, places, and odd anecdotes. It recalls Lampoon era rhetoric, a district debate on democracy, and a comic interlude about a duck and a dubious cook amid community chatter and reflections on governance.
Candidates Will Back Nominees In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City June 5 Pj Moss ranger democratic candidates await support from Ottinhowss amid party pledges. State chairman J H Arrington reports cuts to pledges from a May 28 questionnaire. Gomer Smith not backing the party in the U S state race. Kerr Johnson and others respond.
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Oklahoma City
Buffalo Bill Lookalike Rouses Borger Crowd
In Borger Texas a man claiming to be Buffalo Bill Cody appeared with a beard and six gun gear. A 100-year-old swore he is Juste Janes while a goateed man says he is Billy the Kid. The visitor, about five feet tall with long hair, wore a pearl band pistol and carried 28 rounds as he toured with his wife in cowboy attire.
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Tex
Kit Carson
Wildi Binl Hickole
Daniel Boone
Lawes
Del
Juste Janes
Bortter Hobin Hood
Buffalo Hill Cody
Lookout Mountain
Colorado
Borger
Buffalo Bill iv
Kiwanis Milk Program Showcases Oklahoma Dairy Breeds
Kiwanis and Central Tehoma Dairy cooperate to present a county dairy program in Stillwater. Speakers include Garvin Glover Donnie Baldthenp and Clyde Casady among others, with Harvey Lambert leading the agriculture committee. The event aims to discuss dairying in Oklahoma and the Rend sire program while Kiwanis members arrange a Monday luncheon.
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Central de Tehoma
Moon Hut
Foutotes County
Wille
Oro
Garvin Glover
Funha
Poe Tom Griz
Vsness
Donnie Baldthenp
Byng
Jersey
Clyde Casady
Latta
Guernsey
E. B. Besousek
Stillwater
Pixcuss
Oklahoma
Harvey Lambert
Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Commmttes
Joe Coutty
Wil
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Kiwanis Elu
Athena
Automobile Dealers Sponsor Fourth Dairy Bull Program Ada
Automobile Dealers Association votes to sponsor a fourth dairy bull for Pontotoc County Dairy Program. A semi proven animal will be purchased around 1,000 dollars, with the Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee to prefer a dairy breed. Local business and professionals have invested about 7,500 dollars in the project and support the Central Oklahoma Dairy Show.
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Endpire
Tssafav
Destels
Ada
Ceaters
Truman Greets Sleepy Eyed Crowd En Route to Chicago
President Truman opened a cross country tour in a Pittsburgh railroad yard, meeting a sleepy eyed crowd as his train entered Union Station at 3 90 am EST. He shook hands during a brief greeting and declined to discuss politics, while aides prepared papers and a daily plan for the president to fly important documents to his train.
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Truman
Aly Pregonvedmion
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David Lawrence
John Kane
County Legion
William Forsythe
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Latus
Forsythe
Cy Hungerford
Truemact
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Alleghery County
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Thoes
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Fress
Charles G. Ross
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J Courtes
Washington
John R. Steelman
White House
W Huff Seeks Public Service Seat After College Exit
March 8 resignation from East Central State College faculty to practice accounting led W Huff to file for Representative No. b. A life in Pontotoc County spans farming, teaching, and public service since 1919 with WWII and earlier civic roles. He highlights school progress during lean finances, calls for broad home counsel, and touts accounting for government and tax work.
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Pomtotoc County
No. B
Kang
Revows
Agsit
Coiany
East
Central
Oklahoma University School of Business
Business Colleg
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Callon Coumty
Oklahoma
Roe
Pontotoc County
Ssa
Tosus
Pearl
Berefora Beaven Tour and Sale Fainerare
A fragmented sale and tour listing shows multiple ranches and stops with times and places. Readers are guided through Artesian Hotel to Turner Bank, Daube, Culvert, Waits Bench, Flying B, Lazy S, Godeéards, Gikespie, Roche Coffey, Burnett, Noble, Sanford, and other ranches with arrival times and a sale starting around noon on Friday and continuing into Saturday. The text resembles an itinerary for a multi-ranch sale event with schedule details.
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Fiat Am
Turner Bank, & A.m
Daube Ranch
Flying B
Lazy S Ranch
Tia
Timmer
Patterson's Mama
Godeéards
Brive Clark
Roche Coffey
Earsh Ranch
Spencer to Resign as Ada City Mayor
Spencer announces resignation as mayor of Ada to focus on presidency of East Combat State College. He praises City Manager J Flint and council for stable governance, urges funding reforms, outlines needed sewer and water expansions, and calls for price-aligned city services to avoid political employment.
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Charles ¥. Spencer
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Combat State College
Ada
Ye Collage
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Oider
Ian
Cit
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Aca
Akter Spencer
Oleishonra
Former Teacher Publisher Back in School of College
A Stratford father and son, Arthur B Tenney and Deland Tenney, return to college schemes at East Central for teaching credentials while the elder holds a Stanford education degree. Deland, just back from a Japan duty tour with the Eighth Army Public Relations office, plans to attend Oklahoma University after East Central. The Tenneys previously ran the Stratford Master, and the elder hopes his son follows in publishing footsteps.
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Terney
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Texas
Oklahoma
Japan
Parmy
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