Tulsa film crew pours into Ada area for Oklahoma production
Ada residents report two to three movie notables arriving by plane from Tulsa around 4 pm with Susan Hayward and Dennis Keefe expected to join a Oklahoma project. Howard Koel confirms Hayward will reach Ardmore first then Ada, accompanied by Pedro Armendariz and other crew. About 200 makers will shoot near Sulphur and Davis with Gov. Turner reportedly considered for a minor role, facilities set at Aldridge hotel and Turner ranch. Shooting planned to begin Thursday at 9 am in Tulsa area locations.
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Ada
Tulsa
Chauncey Airport
Susan Hayward
Dennis Keefe
Okahonas
Keith Marshall
Adts Chamber of Commerce
Pad
Am Arminl
Haye
Demale
American Airlines
Plante
Howard WW. Koel
Miss Hayward
Ardmore
Pedro Artcendariz
Fecent
Hollywood
Fear ‘Mexica
Seawee
Nacry Shannon
Gov
Aldridge
Koch
Sulphur
Davis
Pete
Therd
Platt Hotel
Technicolor
Bem
Gov. Torney
Trr
Meister Sart
Gar
Bill Liking
Heisler
Roland Jack
Ems Mo
Tusners
Ada to Exhibit Two Booths at Autumn Manufacture Show
Ada plans two booths at the Oklahoma Manufacturers Association Exposition in Oklahoma City October 12-17. Local firms will display combined Ada products highlighting low costs, automation, minerals, and transportation. Designers and Ada Chamber of Commerce personnel coordinate the display with firms already expressing interest.
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Ada
Bull
Oklahoma City
Asset H. Pearson
Oklahoma Industrial Plai
Tuala5
Jonas Goen
Wendell Thomas
X P
Larsh
Emil Wyatt
Ada Chamber of Commerce
WIN
Ewo
Pendon
Ade
Sie
State Planning and Resources Board
South Central Oklahoma Development Assocvstuym
Eeganiz Lony
Ob Asharman
A. Jong
Darter of Fredericksburg visits Ada and college ties
Darter of Fredericksburg Virginia and his wife travel from Oklahoma to California and Washington state to visit friends and relatives. Dr Darter heads the chemistry department of the University of Virginia Women’s division. Mes Carver and Darter are East Central graduates with prior roles as superintendents in Johnston County and Temple schools. They renew acquaintances on East Central campus and note the growth since their departure.
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BM Darter
Fredericksburg
Oklahoma
California
Washington State
Darter
Women’s Division
University of Virginia, We
Carver
East Central
Johnston County
Tupele
Troops in London Reutilize to Safeguard Food Supplies
London reports say because dock workers walked out over pay and handling of dirty cargo, government will redeploy service personnel to unload ships and protect perishable food stocks amid shortages and potential spoilage. Prime Minister Attlee's office cites public interest and ongoing dock disruption.
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London
Tabor Gavwationt
Trocnd
Wites Dey
Etn Fin
Froet Prime Minster Attlee
Red Red Rose to Visit Easy Central Campus Thursday
A Red Red Rose group led by Suet Norris and Be nevolent Ordut announces the “Ord Nun” will visit the Easy Central campus for a Brethren gathering Thursday evening June 24 at 8 30. Members must notify Dear T. Treadwell or Dean Mor tison early to arrange the event and man attendance.
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T. Treadwell
Dean
Mortison
Greeks Press Into Guerrilla Pocket in Grammos Mountains
Greek forces push into the guerrilla pocket in the Grammos Mountains near Albanks as the Ninth and Sixth Divisions advance toward a junction with the First Vath unit. Guerrillas retreat toward Albania. total rebel strength about 7,000 as shells hit Greek troops from Albanian territory amid high level updates on insurgent actions and Allied observers.
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Athens
Futrrilla
Grammos Thountains
Albanks
Tre
Alganian
Vourbiane
Nestoriosk
Albania
Iemixant
Eliteles
Ninth Division
Paul F
Rosane
Insosrtion
James A
Flest
U.S
Threlfall Heads Press Photographers
Threlfall of Wichita Kansas Beacon was elected president of the National Brass Photographers Association at the close of its third national convention. He succeeds Joseph Costa of New York Kings Features Syndicate photographers.
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Atlantic City
Paul Threlfall
Wichita, Kas
Beacon Today
National Brass Photoraphers Association
Threlfall
Joseph Costa
New York
Kings Peatures Syndicate
Goldsborough Dissolves Ban on Miners Leaving Jobs
Justice T. Alan Goldsborough dismissed his order prohibiting United Mine Workers from leaving their jobs. The action followed a Justice Department motion amid ongoing wage talks and pension fund disputes. Talks resume as miners and operators seek a new contract before June expiry, with movement toward easing the strike threat in the soft coal pits.
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Washington
T. Alan. Goldsborough
United Mune
Goldsborough
Justice Department
HK. Graken Morison
Coldsborough
John L Limyte
Goldsborowgt
Lewis
UMW
Matthew Flie-Guire
Lewie
James C Borders of Allen Dies at 65
James C Borders 65 of Allen died Sunday morning at his home after a heart attack claimed his wife minutes earlier. Funeral plans pending with Bingham Funeral Home. Survivors include Minnie Borders widow and several children and grandchildren across Allen Bakersfield and Chaveta.
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James C. Borders
Allen
Church of Christ
Trumim
Andred
Allen, Rey and
R. ©. Borders
Bakersfield
Cali
Eva Borders
Alen
Zelia Wilton
Nancy Swardwood
Chaveta
Fever Tree Usage Across Lands
Fragmentary text describes eucalyptus trees called good fever trees used to calm malarial swamps. It mentions rapid growth and some uncertain claims about drinking from the sap, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Sunray Picnic Set for Saturday at Gilngre Camp
Sunray production department announces a barbecue picnic for employees and families at Gilngre Camp Allen Oklahoma on Saturday afternoon and evening. The event honors Clem C Shreve former South Gilahorma division superintendent now with Bord Kansas operations. Shreve and family will relocate to Great Bend next week.
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Oklahome
Gilngre
Allen
Clem C Shreve
Sunway
Tandent
Grest
Bord
Kansas
Diviglam
Am—Pany
Shreve
Wie
Amd Ba
Dee 1
Mernel
Great Bend
Sunray
Survivor Ailotte
Pierce
J. Ki. Ells
Bud) Marder
General
Tulya
Lusa Penerad
Air Conditioning Brings Modern Comfort This Summer
Air conditioning gains ground after wartime scarcity with widespread use in Ada and offices. The feature traces its origins to 1902 in Brooklyn, notes local dealers Farald Gilder and others, and details unit types, costs, and benefits.
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Lanother Watrbut Sk Loing
Fust
Bat
Eng
Brooklyn
Wesley
Farald War Gilder
Ada
Old Sage Clinic
National Bank
of & Tom
Thenee Sugg Tlimb
Ici
Gildass
Wheeler Supply Company
Sheet Metal
Heary and Brown Supply
Whittle’s
Wards and Goekmaan’s
Controls Tight On Both Sides Of New Money Borders
Border restrictions and armed patrols tighted on both sides as Germany prepares to issue the new Deutsche marks. Soviet controlled zones enforce curbs on travelers and permit exchanges only of limited Reichsmarks, while western zones brace for currency reform tomorrow. Soldiers and police man checkpoints and restrict exit, with reports of cross-border attempts and coercive measures at border points near Helmstedt and Berlin road corridors.
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Richard Kasiscerre
Berlin
Germany
Bertmradt
U.S
Mikes
Havayia
Helmstedt
Bari
Patrolmen Handled Flood Scene and Road Aid
TECUMSEN Okla June 2 patrols aided by highway crews fought rising waters and aided self help laundry workers. Officers Bud Willem and Adama reported clearing a fire scene, turning on patrol car sirens to summon volunteers who arrived quickly to assist. A historical note mentions Philadelphia connection from Santo Domingo in 1794 and a referenced product.
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Tecumsen
Okls
Jume
Lhotwy
Bud Willemose Adama
Han
Philadelphia
Santo Domingo
Slarier Requires Proof of Age for Driver Licenses
Oklahoma state fire examiners now require documentary proof of age for all operator and chauffeur license applicants unless clearly of legal age. Applicants 16 may obtain operator licenses. instructional permits may be issued before 16. special licenses for 14 to 18 for school commutes are allowed with proof of necessity. Nonage for chauffeurs is 18 or 22 for common carriers, per state statutes.
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Cicaufieur
Commalissioner of Public Safety
Paul W. Reed
Reed
Tour Of Osage Ranches Closes
PAWHUSKA Okla June 14 a seven ranch tour in Osage county ended the Osage Cattlemen's Association convention The speaker Yenty G Bennett president of Oklahoma A M college urged doubling food production in 35 years saying more land should be cleared for cattle and praising Osages ranching role A caravan of nearly 200 automobiles carried visitors from 21 states and the District of Columbia to the tour
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Pawhuska
Okla
Osege
Osage Cattlemen's Association
Yenty G. Bennett
Okahowha A
M. College
WF. Friend, and Sons
America
Bennett
District of Columbia Pn
Airline Celebrates 20th Anniversary in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City hosts a ceremony marking the 20th anniversary of Brandt International Airways. A DC-6 with Dallas civic leaders arrives for events, with 20 company officials set to depart for Tulsa and return later. Officials discuss expansion and government suspension of Broniti’s operation. The service originated in Houston yesterday.
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Oklahoma City
Dallas
Brandt Tntornational Airways
Tae
Mir
T Nite
Brandt
Olin
Tulsa
Pane
Dalles
Tula
Aecorres
Oklahoma City Municipal
Broniti
Houston At & Pu
Pie Pletchen Riley Seeks Speak at University of Oklahoma
Pie Pletchen Riley, sub premier court justice and Democratic candidate for the U S Senate, said he was denied permission to speak on the University of Oklahoma campus. Riley requested last week a chance to deliver a non political address on the campus about race segregation.
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Pie Pletchen Riley
United States Senate
University of Oklahoma
Riley
Federal Highway Program Boosted By Conference Action
A senate-house conference committee agreed on a federal-aid highway program of 460 million dollars per year for two to three years. The plan requires state matching and sets federal share near 69 percent for some construction. The agreement moves to both chambers for approval.
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Washington
Senate-House
House
Senate
Prairie Grove School Smoke Incident Sparks Inquiry
Prairie Grove teachers use smoke signaling to summon students in bad weather. Miss Ruth Shate allegedly told pupils to return only if smoke rose from the school. A mix of rumors and attendance records followed as education officials review the event and possible district annexation.
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Calanoma City
Prairie Grove
Ruth Shate
Kémond
Ola
Aioe
State Education Department
Aixam
Beale Higgins
Political Interest Law in Southeast Puahimatah
County voters show unusual apathy before the first primary on July 6 as political figures move to energize turnout. Robert S. Kerr, U.S. Senate candidate from Oklahoma City, appears Thursday with Mac Q. Wearsom of Tulsa to rally local support and sway critical voters.
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Puahimatah
Robert S. Kerr
U. 5
Oklahoma City
Mac Q. Wearsom
Olstahome Ci Om Wrndsy
Jimg Reet
Poleticiane
Bixby Man Drowns as Boat Crashes at Port Gibson
A Bixby man drowned when a boat capsized near the Fort Gibson dam spillway Sunday. George ex, of Bixby, was lost despite rescue attempts. two other occupants, Roman Ally and J. L. Sxker, reached shore safely as water forced the craft onto the falls.
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Akiz
Fort Gibson
George Ex
Oath
Bixby
Cr Crater
Roman Ally
J. EL. Sxker
Rewies
Secayer
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