Truck and trailer crash on highway near Lawrence
No injuries reported after a truck and trailer crash along Highway near Lawrence at about 4 20 Sunday. A telephone pole was seen through the middle of the trailer, appearing sheared off. The truck occupants were Jon Burns and Rolland Patterson of Stigler, and the vehicle is owned by Rogers Coal company.
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Alongida
Lawrence
Jon Burns
Rolland Patterson
Stigler
Rogers Coal Company
Fragmented OCR Summary of School News and Notices
OCR text shows a chaotic report on summer courses and students. It mentions Durie Choe leading a team, references to classrooms, teachers and enrollment, and notes on bad weather delaying openings. It highlights Mrs Mildradt Gall as supervisor and unique mentions of swimming classes with limited enrollment.
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Leonard
Bert
Mann
Mildradt Gall
Fragmented OCR notes on local school discipline and community issues
The text compiles mangled phrases about a pastor, a gang, a school, and municipal actions. It references a superintendent wage, a school feed, renovations or sanitation efforts, and plans involving a place named Colley. Readable parts mention Mrs Nella Floweth and community concerns for a safer living environment.
Haling and Fishing Permits to Military Are Ox OKLANQMA CLTY
Fragment describes state law repealing fishing and hunting permit requirements for armed forces members. Mentions August 19 effective date, fee details, and references to state game and fish department officials, with scattered names and numbers.
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Betty DeBusk
Okhha
Gine Direcwr
Tilton
Tilton Atwart Fyog
Ustad Gress
Barsand
Hammerstein Denies Plan To Alter Man River Lyrics
Ossar Hammerstein objects to reports that Paul Robeson or others want to modify the song Man River. He asserts he has no intention to change the words or permit others to alter his lyrics.
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Paul Robeson
York
Uhj
Ossar Hammertstern
Paul Robovan
Man River
Hobeson
Moscow
Tie Sore
Paul Hobeson
Hammerstein
Ming
Weather Strikes Oklahoma County Amid Heavy Weekend Rain
Oklahoma and surrounding counties faced widespread rainfall with Ada reporting soaking rain and Ardmore recording 3.98 inches. Roads were flooded in parts of the Washita region and a detour on State Highway 76 near Blanchard reopened after high water. Shawnee recorded 1.38 inches and Beaver saw measurable rain as crews monitored flooding and road conditions.
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Pontator
Ada
Dart
Adka
Alva
AMG Highway Department
Blanchard
Washita
Faust and Hick At Council Meet
W Harvey Fanat registrar at st Control Store college and Victor H H direckor of ce Mary schol vin mat Satz Tot commeeking of the Ola Coupril on Teacher Bau. s recommen ma Come Recah Sop with in turn 2 commendations too Re tstaig board of education.
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W. Harvey Fanat
St Control Store ‘College
Victor H. H Direckor
Ce Mary Schol
Bau
Retstaig Board of Education
Farm Rs and Views by H. Ramey County Agent
H Ramey county agent presents farm views and guidance in a column style item addressing local agricultural topics and practical farming tips for readers.
Grass silage demonstrations set for county farms week
Assistant County Agent Lester and FP Smith announce a grass silage program in the county with field demonstrations on Lambert and M. Ahloso farms. Participants will see use of a stretch unit and a tractor in building temporary upright silos, plus steps for making silage to cut feed costs for dairymen this spring.
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Wld
Lambert and m. Ahloso
Bermuda
Theimer Implement Company
Hus
Lilis
Oklahoma
W. T Hardy
American Mulkine Shadhar Society
Chicago
Ulineis
Pontotoc
Cere
Paris
Woman Fined In Oklahoma City For Obstructing Officer
Sylvia Edmonson, 42, was charged with disorderly conduct after an officer cited her for obstructing traffic while she cleaned her car tires with a hankie. She explained her desire to keep her auto spotless and was fined 3 dollars, suspended by Judge James Demop.
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Oklahoma City
Sylvia Edmonson
Williams
Gttier Williams
Ada Post Office Growth Outlined in Kiwanis Talk
Roy Young of the Incal post office outlined Ada Oklahoma’s postal growth since 1891 noting 11 postmasters and a 1930 shift to class office. The Ada office now employs 43 with 17 clerks, city carriers, five rural carriers, six custodians, and three messengers handling daily mail and packages plus savings services. A local baseball league fundraiser received $100 from the Kiwanis club to outfit a team. Muskogee murder acquittal ends case tied to a 1997 hotel death and related incidents.
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Roy Young
Ada, Kiwanis Club
Ada
Laterefi Reed
Eahle Moore
Kiwanis Club
Jackie Waller
Jim Wilkinson
Avdah
Walker
Tyro
Wilkinson
Waldschmidt Rites To Be Held Thursday
Cant Hugo Waldschmidt of Ada killed in a highway crash near Logan Iowa. Military funeral to be held Thursday at 2 at Fort Riley Kansas with services for a reentering army officer. Widow Lou Jean Evans Waldschmidt of 418 South Washington Junction City Kansas and her one year old son Paul survive. Family members and Ada friends travel to Junction City to be with the bereaved. Waldschmidt was in wholesale candy business with Evans after his last discharge, much of his service in Europe. His mother and a sister in the car survived with minor injuries.
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Hugo Waldschmidt
Ada
Logan
Iowe
Fort Riley
Kas
Waldschmidt
Fort. Riley
Lou Jean Evans Waldschmitt
South
Washington
Junction City
R. B. Evang
Paul
Waleschmids
Waldschyaidt
Evans
Europe
Eisenhower Opposition Blocks Federal Aid to Education Bill
Washington dispatch reports Dwight D. Eisenhower criticized federal aid to education, urging aid only to states unable to raise taxes for military needs. He argued against centralized federal funding, aligning with Republican fears of overreach and warning of risks to constitutional governance. Local note from Sulphur highlights ongoing street repairs and public improvements under Mayor Colley ahead of tourist season.
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Washington
Dwight B Eivenhower
Truman
Fener
Snow
Columbia, University
Military Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower
Rep
Gwinn
Senate
Berlin railway workers vote to continue strike amid Allied plan
In Berlin Western sectors, about 14 000 railway workers voted 2026 to 2085 to continue their anti communist strike rather than accept a four power backed compromise plan. The vote followed threats from pro Soviet papers and pressure from occupying powers Britain France and the United States.
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Berlin
Lune
Berio
United States
Britain
France
t-Heen
Vorwaerts
Heanec Thase
WOO
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Ta & T
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Aedes
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Ly. Gang
Eye Vic
Ghisenee
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Jace
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Hick
Council
H. Ramey County
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Susie Swimmer
Muskogee
Kes
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Jack Bell
Eisen~hower
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Oo Americans For Democratic Action
ABA
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Fort Higenhower
Taft
Ohio
Wherry
Nebraska
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Martin
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Y. Graduat
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Xhanes
Terre Haute
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Jasonville
Marina
Theo
Mrs. Warren
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