Jim Price Found Dead Near Ada After County Resided
Jim Price 62 former resident of Holdenville found dead about 50 yards off a country road near the Thomas ranch southeast of Ada on Saturday from natural causes. Officials suspect foul play but examination ruled it out. A woman was arrested as a suspect and questioned. Price often carried small amounts of cash, eight cents found by investigators. He was widely known in Pontotec county and had lived with a daughter in Holdenville. Services will be at Smith Funeral Chapel with burial in Rosedale Cemetery. date and hour to be announced. Survivors include five daughters, two sons, two brothers, and nine grandchildren.
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Jim
Price
Thomas Ranch
Ada
Holdenville
Pontetec
Smith
Rosedale
Tommie Lee Norris
Cushing
Allegene Carr
Duncan
Paul Neill
Ruth Duthhart
American
Samoa
Ireland
Latern Morelock
Dons
Sterling
Lawrence
Glenn Price
Centralia
Til
George
Bill Price
Guynion
Chard Swink
Campbell
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
McCarthy Case No 9 Backfires on Security Risk Charge
NEA Washington correspondent recounts how Senator McCarthy publicized Case No 9 involving David Demarest Lloyd, now an aide to White House counsel Charles Murp dy, and notes Lloyd’s background, career shifts, and security questions tied to 1948 inquiries.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Wisconsin
Joseph R. McCarthy
David Demarestoyd
Charles ¥. Murpdy
Mark Clifford
Truman
McCarthy
David Demarest Lloyd
New York
Shoe
The
Daily Worker
Lloyds
Charles Tuttle
Empire State
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lloyd Himeeltt
Harvard
Harvard Law
Department of Agriculture
Resettlement Administration
Senator LaPollette
Civil Liberties Investigating Committee
Washington Co-Operative
Supreme Court
Jackson
Ferdinand. Pecota
Lloyd
Harriman Economic Mission
U. S
Democratic
ADA
Livyd
Henry Wallace
State Department
National Defense Establishment
Kurl Stefan
Neb
Fie
Stefan
House Appropriations Committee
John Peurifoy
House Appropriation Committee
Democratic National Committee
White House
Murphy
Charles G. Russ
Dallas Youth in County Jail Here
A fourteen year old Dallas boy identified as William Ray Pamplin was held in Pontotoc county jail as a federal prisoner after a stolen car overturn near Ardmore following a two mile chase. Rubye Joyce Wilson aged sixteen was treated for a broken nose and head cuts before transfer to Dallas hospital. Police said the couple attempted to flee to Dallas when the crash occurred and Pamplin is reported to have a police record.
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Dallas, Tex
Allen Stanfield
U. S. Marshall
William Ray Pamplin
Pontotoc County
Dallas
Ardmore
A&a
Rubye Joyce Wilson
Saturdey
Fficers
Pamplin
Ada DeMolay Holds Degree and Plans State Conclave
Ada Chapter DeMolay presented before Masons the DeMolay Degree on March 1, followed by a dinner served by Bill Massey J E Thompson and Gorham Donaghey. The group plans the Muskoge e Conclave March 24 25 26 with a March 13 registration fee 2 dollars. Ada will send four delegates and officers will be elected March 8 with credentials due.
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Dub Alston
Ada
DeMolay
Ynis
Muskogee
Mrs. Powell Heads Back to Sulphur Address
Mrs John Powell and her son Buddy Powell wife and son of Judge John C Powell of the criminal court of appeals were in Sulphur Sunday arranging a move back to Sulphur from Oklahoma City. They will relocate to a home on East Fourth and Oklahoma Avenue with the Powell family.
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Bulpbark
Oprua
Toho C Powell
Buddy Powell
John C. Powel
Criminal Court of Appeals
Oklahoma City
East Fourth
Oklahoma Avenue
Miners Celebrate Strike Settlement With Two Year Contract
Pittsburgh march 4 1947 miners in a No contract no work stand end ten months of industrial stalemate. The miners cheer a two year contract expiring in 1952 while some caution remains until the formal agreement is seen. Local towns celebrate with community support as preparations to return to work begin tonight.
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Pittsburgh
John L
Frank Hapertof
United Mine Workers
Ada voters to decide bond for sewer system upgrade
A citizens committee in Ada promotes a $920,000 bond proposal to replace and extend the sewer system after an engineering survey found 27.3 percent of Ada’s area unsewered and existing plant at capacity. The plan includes a larger treatment facility northeast of the current plant and a comprehensive collection system to serve current and future growth.
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Ada
Viday H. Jd. Huddleston
Newcomers Club
Mack Braly
Hayes P
B. G. Howard
PTA
Howard
Red Cross drive kickoff and local farewells in Roff
Mrs. Jerry Ivey opened the Red Cross drive in Roff with a noon talk urging participation. Quits noted for Mrs. W. L. Bunyard and another to follow next Thursday in the Robnett home. Attendees included numerous Bunyards and Carletons, plus Sulphur Springs visitors. The Ada First Baptist church hosted an OBU Glee Club program with Roff locals present. Nearby, Texas visitors from Sulphur Springs stayed with Ethel Smith and the Hudsons. Singapore police dogs join Malaya security aims to hunt insurgents in jungles. two handlers assigned to the Police Training School at Extala Lumpur.
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Jerry Ivey
Red Cross Drive
Roff
Red Cross
W. L. Bunyard
Robnett
Brs
Mable Mor-gan
Paul Evans
Ethel Smyth
Mabel Rucker
Joe McDanials
J. Mo Etchigan
W. A. Raich
C. L. Guentinger
Fred Kock
First Baptist Church of
Ada
OBU
Bill Bunyard
Lora Ann
Merritt Lewis
Manuel Merritt
Ino Carleton
Nancy Lou Carleton
Gloria Pollock
Singapore
Malaya
Far Easm
Extala Lumpur
Changes Under New School Code Guide Elections March 28
An outline by Dr Dilehe Hodge details new procedures for school board elections under the updated code. Independent and city districts set dates in March 1950 with terms of three or five years and options to vote on excess or building fund levies. Candidacy filings run March 2 to March 17 for districts electing trustees.
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Dilehe Hodge
Board of Education
Ihe
Clerk of the
Crippled Industries Move To Restart After Coal Strike
Pittsburgh March 4 AP Crippled industries shift back into gear as John L Lewis and coal operators near agreement after a 10 month strike that halted 660000 workers including 372000 United Mine Workers. Railroads lift freight cuts, coal shipments to resume, steel refires, and pits prepare to restart within hours to days.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
ICC
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tipples
Andrew B Crichton, Jr
Johnstown
Jorg
Two Involved In Car Wreck Here
Police report a Saturday afternoon crash between Glenwood school and Glenwood Park near West Main sent the male driver, Adam Kirkpatrick, 28, Floy Dada Tex, to jail on driving while intoxicated charges. His female passenger Mira Grace Williams, 34 Ada, injured a knee and admitted to Valley View hospital. The car struck a telephone pole. the vehicle and operator are held for review.
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Glenwood School
Glenwood Park
West Main
Valley View Hospital
Adam Kirkpatrick
Floydada
Tex
Mira
Grace Williams
Box 231
Ada
Bridge of a Lifetime at Natural Bridge Offers Mystery
In Natural Bridge Virginia locals recall a tale of a man named Joseph who rebuilt the famous bridge with odd, self taught methods. The response hints at long days working unseen and a humorous note about keeping out of the boss's sight to stay busy.
No Pace Like Home set by Konawa Junior Class
Konawa Junior class presents No pace Like Home on Thursday March 9 in the high school auditorium directed by Mrs George Sanis and Miss Ida K Deavers. Cast includes Nub Wooten Ive Hay Thomas Earlene Watts Heard Murray Freda Sadberry Zula Saye Phillips Norma Reed Illy Jack Johnson Frank Nancy Pauline Fry Geraldine Letam John Ray Darstion.
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George Sanis
Ida K. Deavers
Nub Wooten
Jive Hay Thomas
Earlene Watts
Heard Murray
Freda Sadberry
Zula Saye Phillips
Norma Reed
Illy Jack Johnson
Frank Nancy
Pauline Fry
Geraldine Letam
John Ray Darstion
Daniels Divorce Records Mixed Names and Parties
Divorce notice items list Oshiel Daniels and Harriet Daniels, and Jarsee G Créven from Opal, plus Albert Frances Faustech Jr. as a party, with mention of a wife and two minor children. Details are fragmentary and garbled but indicate multiple divorce actions and involved spouses.
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Oshiel Daniels
Harriet, Daniels
Jarsee G. Créven
Opal
Albert Frances Faustech T BM
Fautech, Jr
Post Office Saturday hours change in Rotts area report
Rotts 4-H president Calvin Krannig reports the hog project with total weight 280 pounds and gain 195 pounds. Prices start at 16.00 and gain price 31.10 per head profit listed as 14.80. Local yesterdays notes discuss spring cleaning, community help via Ourward Sloan and Virgil Evans, and a drive for Red Cross participation.
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Calvin Krannig
Stratford Society Elects New Officers at Meeting
The La Madre club met at the home of Mrs. Cossey with roll call and a business session electing officers. New officers include Mrs. John Welch as president and Mrs. Albert Dee Austin as vice president. Treasurer is Mrs. Ballard, reporting by Mrs. Aubrey Robertson. Bake sale planned for Saturday March 18.
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la Madre
Wolke Neaday
Ie Cossey
Lowing
John Welch
Albert Dee’ Austin
Aemevel
A Ballard
Ayes
Aubrey Y Robertson
George Cosse
Clarence Bratcher
Bro- Spa
Wiprent
Achcol
Aubrey Robertson
Bales
Avastin
Mra. Cos
Mrs Callen Honored At First Baptist Shower
Mrs. Milburn Callen was honored Friday with a miscellaneous shower in the Educational building of First Baptist. Guests included Mrs. Coy Duke and Mrs. Hugh Callen, with refreshments served to a large group of friends and relatives. The Friendship class of the Methodist Church and the WEES of St. Methodists held meetings with programs, poems, talks and pledges, collecting materials for overseas missions.
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Ozena Stewart
Dorcas
The
Baptist Church
L. M. Maxwell
H. H. Amburg
Clarence Adama
Fas
Macwell
Igos
Irs
Glenn Brewer
Lee Nelson
B. Meshburn
Callen
Milburn Callen
First Baptist Church
Burma Lee Duke
David Jenkins
Caller
Coy Duke
Hugh Callen
Mra Les Ott
A. D. Moore
W. W. Cock
Orb Smith
H. C. Medlock
C. D. Caskey
Louie Reed
Marjorie Gray
Walton Lobaugh
Ott Jones
Dorotty Gray
Willie Reidel
Owedin Reidel
Monna Duke
Ira Critchfield
Misa Mary Dana
Methodist Sunday Echo
Delbert Jonea
Herbert Watts
Eaves, Jr
Tom Glass
J. H. Walch
A. H. Shi, Jr
Aubrey Robertson
Wees
St Methodist Church
Tom Blase
Burcham
Forrest Sheppard
Kenneth Andrews
Mission Board For Overseas Missions
Willie Watts
Bainitton
Karl Andrews
Ona Oe Phinckapp
Ure Ps
J. Miller
A Watts
Milton H. W. Murray
Dave Duncan
A 'Rannais
BR. R. Chandler
Truman Honors Negro Doormen at White House Anniversary
President Truman paid tribute to two African American doormen on the White House 41st anniversary, giving each a dollar bill and a handshake as a nod to decades of service. The ceremony referenced past and future residents, with humorous remarks about longevity and place.
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Frédident Truman
White House
Ighields
Torer
Barber
Jackson
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