New Band to Go to Waurika Festival
Allen high school band, 40 members, prepares for the Waurika festival. Fundraising by Band Patrons Club funds uniforms and travel. With new facilities at the school, the group hopes to reach 50 members next term and showcase a 20 minute program before events.
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IRS
Harrison Allen
Ial Gehool
Allen
Waurika
C. Kidwell
Calvin
Taorching Doom
Allen Streets
Elazens
Progress Tor Bason
Shal Elias
Attisan
Bill Campbe
Suzanne Mellroy
Mr. Kidwell
Real
Chaparones
Mel
Charley Vinson
Rey
Haake
Hoyt Thatcher
Exiled Hungarians Level Accusations Against Communist Hungary
Thirty one exiled Hungarian leaders and MPs living in Western nations issued a manifesto accusing the communist Hungarian government of using propaganda and harsh policies to suppress peasantry. They name former PM Ferent Nagy and Belle Varga, plus 28 parliamentarians, detailing peasants forced delivery to state storage and likening their fate to Soviet-era oppression.
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Washington
Mar
Thiry
Buishevsm
Mangarian Pedaseata
Baltic States
Ferent Nagy
Belle Varga
Hungarian National Peasant Party
Hungary
Sams
Last of Ma Barker's Boys Killed by Wife in Denver
Denver reports confirm Lloyd Barker nicknamed Red Barker, son of Ma Barker, was shot dead by his wife Jeannie beside their suburban home. Jeannie, previously a frail widow, admitted to the murder amid questions of family ties and fear for her children.
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Ma Barker
Denver
Mar
Barker
Dengrge Gell
Aloyd
Red” Barker
Southwest
Ouriaw
Lloyd
Kate
Ma" Barker
Fred
Arthus
Jeannie
Clarence Hagleenthal
Charles Klein
Lane
Foweaver
Liovd
Leavenworth
Ma Baker
Bases
Mayors Seek More Federal Aid for Traffic
Washington. The United States conference of mayors urged Congress to double the federal highway lane share to relieve city traffic jams. Federal Works Administrator Fleming said current $673 million congress provides for city highways is insufficient and urged immediate blueprints for rapid motor traffic movement. The resolutions committee seeks at least 50 percent of next year’s $50 million highway aid for city use, while 25 percent now funds city routes. An increase would reduce funds for Isles and secured routes.
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Washington
Mar
United States Conference of Mayors
Congress
Philip B Fleming
Federal Works
Antue
Pieming
Resolutions Committee
William E. Kemp
Kansas City
Akron Baptist Journal
Less Farm Acreage To Be Planted In 1949
Washington officials indicate farmers plan to plant less acreage in 1949 as crop prospects for wheat flaxseed and other staples run below last year. The crop report foresees about 381 008 000 acres seeded, 1 600 000 fewer than last season, with large reductions in feed grains and corn likely. Officials urge return to soil conservation practices and rest from overworked land.
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Ovid A. Marten
Washington
Agriculture
Department
Aport
Farners
State Supreme Court Opinions Review Texas OKLAHOMA CITY
Oklahoma Supreme Court opinions list several affirmations and a vacated award. Cases include Boul Lerkin versus Bland Tallant in Waster County affirmed, B Elam versus John Loya in Geoshita County affirmed, Young versus Union Construction Co in Tulsa County, Claud A Adams versus City of Anadarko sustained. Special Indemnity Fund administered by the Insurance Fund is noted, with BR. E. Jennings of the State Industrial Commission reporting an award vacated.
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Oklahoma City
Mar
Uppsmeau
Nyt
Boul Lerkin
Bland Tallant
Waster County
Affiirmed
B. Elam
John Loya
Geoshita
Riley Youngblood
Igeoneen
Tulsa County
BT Young
Union Construction Co
Bryan County
Claud A. Adams
City of Anadarko
Ai Insureante Fund Vy
BR. E. Jennings
State Industrial Commission
Frank Phillips Retires From Phillips Petroleum Board
Frank Phillips, founder of Phillips Petroleum, retires as chairman and will take an honorary director and chair title. He relinquishes active management due to age, stating he cannot keep up with younger colleagues.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Bar
WPI
Frank Phillips
Phillips Petroleum Company
T Phillips
Veti
Philips
Tol7
K. 8
Adams
Storms Kill Two Across Louisiana and Mississippi
Storms swept Louisiana and Mississippi killing two people and injuring about five others. Tornadoes and windstorms struck northeast Texas and southwest Arkansas with no fatalities reported. In Mississippi a 160 mile strip between Jackson and Yazoo City bore the hardest blows. A collapsed cabin killed a 10 month old infant and injured parents and three other children in Humphreys county. A car was picked up and dropped a quarter mile away, injuring three mildly. In Louisiana a tornado near Tioga injured six and wrecked buildings. Mrs. Helen Acton of Chatham drowned when a car plunged from a bridge in rain. A tornado near Nexarkana, Texas, damaged livestock, a dairy barn, and Negro churches and homes.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Arkansas
Jackson
Yazon City
Humphreys County
Cablin
Tioga
Monroe
Helen Acton
Chatham
Nexarkana
Most Lonely Thing in America Today is a Decision
HAL BOYLE argues the era of decisive choices is fading as fear of being wrong or right grips society. He mocks executives and ordinary people who delay choices, citing wartime indecision, the lure of fate, and the humor of a world where decisions are postponed or trivialized.
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America
Hal Boyle
Wobodsr
Henelte
Ctossing
Warvime
Stajor
Cassino
Minnesota
Who Can Ballot In March 29 Election In City Vote
Voter eligibility for the March 29 election is defined as any qualified registered voter including those not taxed on real or personal property. In the prior March 15 race, 2,084 ballots were cast with 1,756 from property taxpaying electors and 329 from non property taxpaying voters. The $200,000 urban highway issue seeks roughly two thirds of right of way costs on Twelfth street and Hope avenue with $550,000 from state and public yards admin for remaining costs and traffic controls.
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Twelfth Street
Hope Avenue
State and Public Yards Administration
Opposition to Roberts Atlantic Union plan draws heat
Washington dispatch outlines Justice Owen Roberts leading the Atlantic Union Committee for a Federal Union of Democracies. The proposal envisions a global federal government with a single citizenship and separate legislative, executive, and judicial branches under United Nations oversight, prompting strong opposition from isolationists and American Firsters.
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Pefer Edson
NEA
Washington
Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
Atlantic Union Committee
Igig
Roberts
United Nations
United Nations Organization
Faders Union of Nations
Justice Roberts
Justice Revers
Atl
Benim
Tor
R.L. Whitehouse
World Republic
Robert K. Hutchins
Federsl Republic of
He Warld
Cord Meyer Jr
United World Federalists
Ely Culbertson
Citizens Committee For United Nations Refurd
Charence K. Streit
Ruth Erere
Ulupiam
France
Streit
League of Nations
Robert P Patterson
Wr Clayton
Union
Lass Jan
Patterson
Clayton
Wendel: Wilkie Memorial Freedom House
New Yor
Sugh Meore
Americans United For World Organization
Herbert Agar
Fight For Freedom Committee
Gardner Cowles
Pollstar
Eimee Rover
Walden Moore
Germany
Nearier Joo
Earl &, Bart of
Cleveland
Harald Orton
Harald Stassen
Robert
Stich Om
Uncle Sam Stands Pat on Barring 12 From This Country
New York March 22 Twelve foreign delegates to a world peace conference here lacked visas to enter the United States. The State Department maintained its hard line, barring four Britons and several noted figures while admitting seven Russians and five other delegates sponsored by Eastern European communist governments. Conference chairman Harlow Shapley protested the action and an opposition group urged public disclosure of donors.
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New York
State Department
J. B. Bernal Hesteran
Crowthers
Lozis Solding
Patricia Burke
Americas
London
Olaf Stapledon
Harlow Shapley
Americans For Intellectual Freedom
Shapley
Russia
Copton Defense Claim In Espionage Case Details
Washington March 22 CPL A recent defense claim states Judith Copton denied any espionage. Her attorney said she was gathering notes for a romantic novel with political background when arrested March 4 in New York with Russian engineer Valentin Gubitchev. FBI said her purse held confidential intelligence. The attorney insisted material was book notes only and not shared with Gubitchev. A second grand jury indicted her for unauthorized removal of secret information from the Justice Department.
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Washington
Cpla Yeu
Judith
Saplom
U. S
Miss Copton
Justice Department
FBI
New York City
Aloe
Valentin A. Gubitchev
United Nations
FBE
Miss Coplon
Archibald Palmer
Gubitchev
Jusfew Department
County Road April Letting Estimated at 37 984 Dollars
The state highway commission schedules an April 5 letting for a county road project part of a two and a half million dollar contract. Bert Anderson of the Adz division says the road starts three miles west of the south edge and runs north and west with an 18 foot gravel surface.
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State Highway Commission
Bert Anderson
Adz Division
City Council Advances Grants and Utilities Plans in Busy Meeting
Ada city council approved grant applications under Public Law 845 to aid sewer extensions and pollution measures. It authorized the National Guard to deploy equipment on South Broadways, approved development west of the Silver Dollar, and discussed waterline expansions from Camp Maxey and Camp Cleve. The Spear Club gained lake access and dock improvements, while food handler regulations were updated to require schooling and health checks.
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Ade
Maren
South Broadwas
Mein
Iusds
City Planning Commission
Tryines Voor
Aida
Camp Maxey
Camp Cleee
War Assets Administration
CAA
Spe
Fis
Addi
Ada
Slugging Sinatra Has Bone It Again
Palm Springs reports Frank Sinatra involved in a party incident where a guest, Jack Wintermeyer, was hospitalized after a dispute over mixing a drink. Police say a coherent story is lacking but a brief exchange occurred at a large gathering. no charges were filed, and the matter reportedly cooled with a handshake at another meeting.
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Palm Springs
Frank
Sinatra
A. G. Kettman
Jack Wintermeyer
Kettmann
Wintermeyer
Harty & Em
pSxce
Gunean
Sivatra
Lee Mortimer
Hollywood
Ada Retail Credit School Opens With 120 Attendees
More than 120 persons attended the Ada Retail Credit School opening and evening session, continuing through Friday. State supervisor DeBenning leads the program with Prof. Eugene T. Sebauer and others from Oklahoma A and M College and local merchants.
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Ada Retail Credit School
Personna
DeBenning
Eugene T. Sebauer
Ollahama A
M. College
Ung Woody
Custor
Barry Batz
O'Benton Browning
Fiss National Bank
Delasamilt
Benna Smith
Credit Ser
Katz Department Store
Retsil Merchants Assortation
Ada
State Board of Vocational Educacion
Aldvidee
Ars
Oklahoma Law School Entry Question Sparks Debate
Oklahoma City March 23. The fate of including negro students in the University of Oklahoma law school hinges on legislative action. Turner signals no plan to fund Langston Law School at the capitol, while lawmakers discuss continuing one student scholarship and operating costs. Most legislators deem the separate law school too costly.
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Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma Law School
Turner
Langston Secr
Capitol
Meith
University of Ok+ Honl
Funeral Tuesday For Mrs Buffer
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Frances Buffer 87 who died Monday morning at 922 West Sixteenth will be held Tuesday at 2 p m at Central Church of Christ with Rev E Gaston Col officiating Burial will be in Allen Cemetery Criswell's in charge Mrs Buffer born in Lawrence County Missouri came to Oxnard some time ago her husband Will Duffer settled near Allen in 1925 He is survived by her son B B Duffer of the home address a grandson Casper Duffer and two grand children The short eared owl note mentions its habits and mis state in the text
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Mary Frances Buffer
West Sixteenth
Central Church of Christ
E. Gaston
Southwneat
Will v Duffer
Allen
B. B. Duffer
Casper Duffer
South Center
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Uncle Sam
Copton
County Road
Neel
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Hegrees
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Wokan
Bouse
Christ
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Cleveland Police Department
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