City Planning Urged In Ada Chamber Meeting
Dr Leonard Loran of the University of Oklahoma urges immediate city planning at the Ada Chamber of Commerce meeting. He warns a town cannot afford not to plan, citing practical failures from unplanned streets and airport land purchases and urging broader zoning and long term master plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Loran
University of Oklahoma School of Socology
Ada Chamber
Logan
Sere
Norman Mong
Among Commissions
Noeman
PRBS
Dr Logan
Cuon Orty
Manhattan Quartet in Concert Here
Local concert features a violinist flutist and pianist forming a quartet with solo appearances by each member. The group plans a varied program while inviting patrons to attend with no advance tickets required for admittance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Quartet
Cates
Quartin
Ike
Tames de la Fuente
Vicky
Richner
Walter
Virginia Po
Weather Summary for Chhinoma Area
Mostly cloudy conditions continue through Friday with occasional breaks. Expect mild days with highs near 50s and locales seeing 45 to 79 for overnight and daytime ranges. A light wind and chances of scattered showers remain possible into the period.
Red Cross Fund Rises in Ada County Campaign
The Ada community pushes Red Cross funding toward a $9,838 goal amid bad weather. By Thursday morning totals reached $8,234.57, about 1,000 short. Ada Rotations, Kiwaniams, Lions Club, and Alten report strong support, with 672 in Ada districts and outside groups awaiting Saturday or next week figures. Per reports, some areas are canvassed and residents not contacted are urged to donate at the Ada Red Cross office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponistoce
Red Cross
Inet
Ada Kiwaniams
Lions Club
Ada
Alten
Raveas
Anglin to Run for House Not Senate This Year
ADA Okla March 18 CP veteran State Senator Tom Anglin announced he will vacate his senate seat and run for the Oklahoma House. He spoke from a hospital bed before an upcoming minor operation, saying he can better serve the state in the House and has no desire to return to the Senate.
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Tom Anglin
House
Senate
Ada
Okla
Tom Ang
Oklakoma
House of Representatives
Anglin
Hughes
Jimie Seqst
Boldenville
Scott
Anet
T & Vetoing Hospital
Texas
Bollinger
Semle
Paul Builinger
Angin
Tully
Holdenville
Oklahoma
E.W. Land
Witliwn ER Mal. Balla Bill" Movyay
Hour of Decision Signals Chiang's Campaign to Crush Communists
China faces a pivotal hour as Chiang Kai-shek's government organizes a conference of seven military leaders and provincial governors from six frontier areas. Observers note limited fighting recently and focus on setbacks in Manchuria including the falls of Shengkai and Kirin cities.
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Wanking
Central Ching
Vootva
China
Tok Rowisinhiings
Governmint Party
Chiane
Newt
Manchu
Srepingkai
Kirin
President Says He Wouldn't Accept Wallace at All
New York March 11 01 President Truman says he would not accept Henry Wallace or his communists under any condition. He spoke at the Friendly Sons of St Patrick dinner in New York urging unity and criticizing Wallace while defending the European Recovery Program and a temporary draft revival. He left for Washington by train after the remarks.
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New York
Tremat Avs
Fency Ace
Wallace
Trumast
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Aveee
Truman
Henry Wallace
Harry Walkey
Washington
Pennsylvania
Thd
Trumaun
Coxe
Balin
Berlin Flight Accident Involving Gen Taylor Injures Passenger
Gen Taylor hurt in a Berlin area air incident as seven Armatori troops parachute from the craft. Mrs Taylor, aboard the plane, sustains a back and hip injury. A sergeant and others receive care in Russian zone hospitals. passengers safe overall. The group was returning to Nurnberg after talks with Gen De Clay.
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Berlin
Marvel
Telford Taylor
Tastor
Goretamg
Amek
UG. S Army Hospital
Authotilies
Taylor
Beneral
Nuormberg
Lucius de Clay
U.S
TY Revere
Noren al Eada
A. Fey
Cut in Trains Ban On Coal Exports Ordered for U S
The U S government orders a 25 percent cutback in coal burning passenger train service effective March 21 to conserve domestic coal stocks. Shipments abroad will stop at the same time. The move, driven by wartime needs, aims to reduce rail coal use as the steel industry scales back operations amid miners' strikes.
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U. S
Washington
Mar
Tnday
Office of Defense Transportation
Passenay
ODT
Commerce Department
Office of International Trade
Ezew Vite Horn
Operabo
Katey
Joan L. Bewis
GOT
Bayning Passengbe
Association of Agterican Railroads
AAR
AAR Atticnids
Three Premiers in Continental Talks
Stockholm March 101 The premiers of Sweden Denmark and Norway met today for confidential talks on world conditions. They aim to halt the mounting tension and discuss topics from the Rhine to Baltic affairs. An informant noted possible moves toward a broader alliance with Britain France Belgium and the Netherlands.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Way End
Dunmark
Tege Erlancder
Hins. Heetott
Denmark
Klnas Gornardsen
Norwaiy
Truman
vResee
Il Alliance
Brus
Brioia
Frames
Belgium
Holand
Usembouta
Europe Split Over Truman Speech
European reaction to President Truman's address on readiness defense against communism is divided. Western press praises firm stance while Moscow controlled and communist outlets dismiss or attack the speech as inflammatory.
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London
Mar
Europe
Pat Truman
Moscow
Congress
Universiny
Berlin
Ackie
Cirebrand Tall
Finland
Vapaa Sana
Helsinki
Democratic Party
Truman
Britain
Speeely
U N Clash Over Czechoslovak Grab and Soviet Expansion
Lake Success March 18 The United Nations faced a bitter exchange as Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko defended Soviet policies amid inquiries into Czechoslovak actions and alleged Western slander. The council scheduled debate for Monday, with Chile accusing Rangila in a slanderous document.
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Fh Russaa
Ak Rirden
Tovinineet
United Nations Imei
Czechoalaivakia
Eastwest
Eurovets
Dagencaslovakia
Origis
Chis
Jan Paplameke
U.N
Prapie Ecumunigl
Gramyie
Kamten
Jaycees Entertained By Grade Schoolers
Jaycees were entertained by Washington grade school pupils in a May event with a Tate crowd. The program featured a choral group and local performers. Election notes list Foote Gesnwll, ten Wolch, Lovee Reganiels, Kuayedt Tucker among speakers. second and third in voting for President are Crest and second vice president.
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Aca Jaycees
Washington Grade
Turner
Ten Wolch
Lovee Reganiels
Kuayedt Tucker
Bowie Bullard
Tony Shoemake
Bem Todd
Enemett Johnson
Charley Joe Stone
Ferry England
R. J. Clinton
Worndel Moraloch
Dresident
Will Stalin Apply Brake
Diplomatic officials in Washington fear how Stalin may respond to Truman’s actions. They worry the Soviet leader could seek to seize control in Western Europe before the United States acts, potentially extending communist influence as elections approach in Finland and Hungary.
Manpower Not Worry by HAL BOYLE
Washington report notes the U S Army faces equipment shortages rather than men. Of about 350 000 troops, fewer than half are in combat condition and most serve in occupation, support, and guard duties. Only about three divisions could be landed quickly if war erupted.
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Hal Boyle
Washington
Mare
Soviet Russia
United States
Europe
Pacific
Ore Imasa
Asia
Truman
College Vets Weigh Draft Talk And War Fears
Veterans at the college joke about conscription while senators hear pleas for a manpower boost. Forrestal indicates a draft may be needed to reach authorized service strength, with estimates around 349,000 additional troops. Students show mixed reactions, some anxious about reentry, others nonchalant as they await concrete policy details.
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Forrestal
Cdl
Army
Navy
Congress
Onuer
Forres
Germ
Europe
United States
Selles
Prohibited cattle slaughter sparks Exodus in India
In Delhi and across regions, cow slaughter bans trigger discontent as beef supply wanes. Officials report fear and protests, while some communities respond by shifting to alternative meat sources. The upheaval reflects long standing tensions between cultural norms and state policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
Frelia
Srozim
Nowata couple marks 50th wedding anniversary
In Nowata Oklahoma on March 18 Mr and Mrs B D Young celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with family and friends attending the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowata
Okla
Mar
D. Young
Information Sought on Universal Military Training and Draft
Edwin B. Harkinson reports in Washington that the armed services committee moves toward sending a universal military training bill to the Senate but house prospects are dim for a similar bill. President Truman’s call to revive wartime draft spurs mixed reactions as Secretary Marshall urges force buildup to deter Soviet influence while tamping expectations on exact manpower.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Mar
Senate
Chambers
Armed Services Committee
House
Truman
Gurney
R-Sd
Marshall
Sdg
Congress
United States
Soviet Russia
Moose
Army
Marshal
Senayor EV. Robertson
Raw
Wks Yesterard
Quegram
Sajtonstas
Baldwis
Bell
Gah
Birthday Celebration for J B Patrick Ends Year of Hope
J B Patrick of Route 2 Allen marked another birthday despite severe illness. Friends and neighbors gathered to celebrate, with Ada residents presenting gifts and Copeland's Bakery supplying a decorated cake. Neighbors will aid his parents Mr and Mrs Jess Patrick in Friday activities at McCats Chapel community.
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J. B. Patrick
Route 2
Allen
McCatls Chapel
Jess Patrick
Copeland's Bakery
Local Senators and Brassmen in a Crisis Skirt Debate
In a brisk discussion styled as a community commentary, readers note that many women favor the new long skirts and joke about lawmakers and brass men as unlikely peacemakers in a crisis. The piece reflects regional sentiment and satirical tone.
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