Gearhart Eisler Found as Stowaway
Immigration officials identify Gearhart Eisler as a stowaway aboard a Polish ship approaching Southampton. Eisler, a 35 year old declared Communist, faced deportation and had appeals pending in US courts. The case involves legal actions and ongoing investigations by Justice Department and Scotland Yard agents.
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Waliington
Watson Miller
Gearhart Eisler
Fister
New York
Elster
Southampton
England
Mitler
Bister
Nw Bister
Mister
House
United Nations
United States
Poland
Shin
Gerhardt ‘Rislee
Gdynia
Polar
Elsler
Court of Appeals
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
Gontot Eet
Airlift in Berlin Skies Drives Allied Supply Effort
British and American forces maintain a long airlift over Berlin as the blockade persists. Details mention thousands of flights, captured supply totals, and the ongoing effort to sustain the city through Western Allied air corridors.
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Investern
Oslo
Pretin
Wiftvoone
British Air
Moreles
Avtar
Satellies
Pirttish
Fire Prevention Drive Urges Cleanup and Safety Steps
Fire Chief urges citywide cleanup and home safety checks to reduce fires caused by dust, oily residues, and defective wiring. He calls for residents to dispose of rubbish, inspect electrical outlets, light fixtures, and heaters, and to keep yards clear to prevent blight and accidents.
Farmbe Drowns While Fishing in Ast ARH Marth
Oktie Rey 12 and Lawrence Brewer with 31 year old farmers crown Ast ARH in a fishing incident. Authorities report the drowning occurred near the tiger marth river in here.
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Alva, Oktie
Rey
Lawrence Brewer
Farmes
Tiger Marth
Here
Weather outlook from Orgla ssoma tonight
Fragmentary report notes weather systems affecting the region with warmer air pushing in from the central area. Forecasters expect mild tonight with variable winds and a low in the upper 80s.
Stonewall Alumni Meet Set for Banquet at Silver Dollar
Stonewall alumni plan their annual banquet Friday May 27 at the Silver Dollar. Clifton McKay urges reservations at $1.55 each. Many Stonewall High grads haven’t returned since graduation and the event aims to reunite amates of Stonewall High with a social evening.
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Stonewall
Clifton McKay
Stonewall High School
Stonewall High
McKay
Alaboma
Berlin Rallies Mark End of Blockade in City Squares
May 12 events in Berlin feature two rallies, one pro West and one pro Communist, amid traffic flow into Germany. Western officials including Mayor Ernest Reuter urge unity with freedom, while East leaders praise the communist cause. Up to 125,000 anticommunists gather in City Hall Square, and 11,000 East Sector demonstrators applaud. The West German stance remains for a unified Germany without sacrificing constitutional freedoms. Continued on Page 2.
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Berlin
Germany
Itv
Elding Young
Lucius D. Claw
W. S. Militery
West Berlin
Aster den Linden
Appr Adeness
Brandenburg Gate
Ernest Reuter
Reuter
Carla Sehraid
County High Schools Open Grad Week Across County
Graduation week kicks off Sunday as several County High Schools announce senior activities. Stonewall Latta Vaness and Burg plan services including sermons by Rev Holloway and Supt Slowall. Commencement dates vary with Latta set for Wednesday night and Stonewall's program Sunday morning.
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Toy! Burg
Stonewall
Latta
Van
Ess
Bynas
L. L. Holloway
Homer Baptist Church
Vanes
Casper Dulles
College Lbrarian
Dale Stone
Stonewall First Methodist Church
Supt
M. L. Slowall
Legislators Eye Return as Special Session Looms
Oklahoma City May 13. Governor Roy Turner says a special session is unavoidable for the 23rd, tied to the $38,000,601 bond issue for public buildings. If the bond fails or passes the election date shifts from May 24 to Sept 27. Repeal politics and succession fears surface as Turner may depart, with Berry as acting governor and Logan as next in line posing potential action.
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Payton Blair
Oklahoma City
Iome
Capitol
Roy Z. Turner
Turner
Tveir
Aetition
Turner Enemieh
Devs
Tirner
James E
Berry
Stillwater
Prtlorey
Perry
Senate
Pierren
Bill Logan
Lawton
Logan
Broad range of crops cultivated for ages per Britannica
The Encyclopedia Britannica states that wheat barley rice dates figs olives apples grapes flax and hemp oil have been cultivated for at least nine hundred years, indicating a long history of diverse agricultural crops across regions.
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Britannica
Briton Outlines World Conditions For Ada Club
British consul Captain T. Cotton-Minyhin tells Ada Knife Ant Fork members that communists faced their greatest defeat in Berlin. He notes his wide U S travel and remarks on vast distances and unlikely book writing. He is a former secretary at the British embassy and WWI veteran.
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T. Cotten-Minehin
Kansas City
Ada Knife Ant
Berlin
Erelishmen
Cotton-Minchin
Washington
Eton
Rosal
Sandhurss
Cameraniang Scottish Rifles
France
Royal Flying Corps
Cotton-Minthin
United States
Union
Eosf Pioneer club meets at Mrs W Zorn home Wednesday
Twenty six members and nine guests attended the Eosf Pioneer club home meeting at Mrs W Zorn's residence on West Eighteenth Street Wednesday morning. The gathering marked one of the first in years for some members and highlighted longtime Ada residents now active in club affairs.
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Mir
Matthews
Keft
Eosf Pioneer Club
W. Zorn
West
Astate Kasted
Roff
California
West Coast
Koff
Ada
Ruth McWhert Marshall
Zoe Laird
Wille di Ratoff
Elizabeth Bickel
Alven Crain
Eunice Bromaugi
Bhada Coun
Elizabeth Dowdy
Minnie Belle’ Chamberlain
Bess
Senate probes hush hush meeting with mystery witness
Senate investigators under McCarran questioned a secret witness labeled Mr. M in a closed session. The witness, described as in danger due to abroad connections, refused to reveal his name. McCarran warned public testimony could deter other witnesses while promising more testimonies to come.
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Senate
Marvin. L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Mystry
Mr. M
McCarran
D-Nev
Iri
Boll
Penalty Possible For Rent Owners
A number of rental property owners face possible penalties for failing to report or register rental units by a May 1 deadline. The new control act makes registration mandatory, and those involved should contact the central control office at Norris-Haney Building related to the matter for guidance.
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Cent Control
Norris-Haney
World Forecast Station Planned for Global Weather Coverage
OKLAHOMA CITY May 12 A new global weather center will provide forecasts for any part of the world from Offutt Air Force Base Nebraska. Col H L Smith announced at a national conference of Air Force Weather Service officers. He said the center will be established at Offutt due to his duties with heavy bombers of the Strategic Air Force. The group discussed hurricane and storm warning systems and continued weather observation research.
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Oklahoma City
Irol
Omaha
Nebr
H. L. Smith
Smith
Air Weather
Oklahoma A and M President to Lecture Estrus Seniors
Altus Oklahoma May 12 Dr H G Bennett president of Oklahoma A and M college at Stillwater will deliver the commencement address to the Estrus high school seniors on May 27. The address will cap a program honoring the graduates and their achievements at the rural Oklahoma school.
Legislature approves funds for Oklahoma colleges
The Oklahoma Legislature passed a $27,725,000 biennial appropriation for state universities and colleges with an additional $1,750,000 earmarked for new buildings at the University of Oklahoma medical center in Oklahoma City and $175,000 for a gymnasium at Langston University. The measure, approved unanimously in the House after Senate approval, leaves final allocation to the state regents. The session adjournment schedule was set for the weekend with a Monday return anticipated.
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Qrearoma. CrEy
Oklahoma feRis Abta
Olahoma
House
Senate
University of Oklahona Medical Sthanl
Oklahoma City
Langston University
Walter Billingsley
Noble Mar Killed In Truck Overturn
A truck overturn near Maysville on State Highway 74 killed a Noble man identified as Noble Mar. Driver Teddy Taylor attempted to pass but failed. another passenger, Wylie E Laicon, 40, was hospitalized in serious condition. Total Oklahoma road deaths for the year rise to 174 vs 186 at this time.
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Noble
Oklz
Walter Scott Philpott
Maysville
Highway Patrol
Teddy Taylor
Taylor
Wylie E Laicon
Paris Valley
Barrol
Oklahoma
Ada Industrial Show Opens At Ada Armory
After a rush of preparations the Ada Industrial Show opened at 2 pm Thursday at the Ada Armory. Daily showings run 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 10:30 pm Thursday through Saturday with six showings and stage performances by You Forty-three booths have been arranged. Exhibits prepared by Ada industries and merchants with broths produced by an Oklahoma City firm. Admission 1 cent per person to cover show expenses.
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Ada
Ada Armory
Oklahoma City
Ada Industries and Merchants
Inycees
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Treubla
Turner Urges Higher School Aid And Teacher Pay
Oklahoma City May 12 1937 article notes Gov Turner calls for increased basic aid to schools and annual teacher raises. Senate passes amendment to double basic aid linked to pupil ratio. joint conference committee works on rewrite amid ongoing reorganization fights.
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Oklahoma City
J. Turner
Senate
Marsh
Hay Fine
Gore
Rhyeng
The Pessimist on Golf and a Hundred Dollar Impractical Bet
A satirical note questions business priority and leisure costs as men invest in golf gear and services while living frugally at home. It mocks spending on a golf game and lawn care amid small payoffs and domestic disagreements.
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Bat Utiley
Comdustibta
Chive Filo
Nea
Feitelkts
Eesta
Woelster
Allan
Oklaboma City
Adeed
Iron Curtain
Bertin
Daniel DE Luce
Adans
Roff Pioneer Club
Tinkes
Air Forces
Noble Mar
Associatedk Pease
Ai Rew Peak
Ade Arory
Mie
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