Holy Candles Ready as Jewish State Proclaimed
Jerusalem dispatch reports that for the first time in nearly two millennia, Jewish authorities prepare to proclaim a Jewish state in Palestine. Provisional leaders set to declare at twilight, while martial law considerations expand across Egypt and Arab states. Citizens mobilize as Arab and Allied actions reshape the region amid historic dawn of a Jewish homeland.
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Davidson
Jerusalem
Pan
Palestine
Melaiaht
Tel Aviv
Flaiva
Ambion Gas
Egypt
Syria
Haganeh
Whortiakhan
Cairo
Ma‘hwad Rabmy Nokrashi Pasha
Interior Ministry
Sey
Holy Land
Provi
City Adds Two Precincts and Extends Boundaries in Ada
Ada local government announces revised precinct boundaries adding two new precincts Ward 1 Precinct 6 and Ward 2 Precinct 5. Several existing precincts gain extensions to align with updated city limits, affecting voter registration requirements and areas covered by each precinct. Information on new registrars is pending.
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Ada
Bagred
Walles View Hospital
Eastwartt
Faye
Mississippi
Sixteenth
Dahnator Avenue
Rail Unions Set on Agreement or They Will Strike Again
Rail unions threaten to strike if no wage settlement and rule changes are agreed. Federal judge to hear temporary order next week to keep trains running under control, while unions demand a 40 percent raise and work rule changes.
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Barrison
Washington, Bay
Thread
Eariiers
Carl
Emeineres
Switchitan
T. Alan Goldakoroun
Area High Schools Prepare for Graduation Fireworks of Names
Area high schools plan graduation exercises for Wednesday May 19 at school auditoriums led by Rev Lyle Garlow and Supt Hagar and Principal Harold Bisacth. Salutatorian Mary Dawnard and valedictorian Margaret Crane headline a large class with two valedictorians and a salutatorian. Several seniors intend to attend East Central College. commencement speakers include A De Patton and Rev C B Schmit.
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Free i High School
Lyle Garlow
BR. H. Hagar
Prin
Harold Bisacth
East Central College
Contrahum
Margaret Crane
Mary V. Dawnard
Fiteat Bets
C. B. Schmit
Coats
Pontoton High School
A. de Patton
Murray Lime School of Agriculture
Four Charged With Liquor Possession
Sheriff’s force continued actions in Pontotoc county leading to four cases in county court. Accused include Pred West Ray Linyd Benton J. M. Etehte son and Anne Bye. Information alleges multiple quantities of whiskey seized: Benton 22 pints Etet 2 pints Byrd 23 pints.
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Pontotoc County
Thru
Titecim County
West Ray Linyd Benton
J. M. Etehteson
Anne Bye
Benton
Byrd
Oklahoma City Bus Incident Leads to Match Found
In Oklahoma City on May 13 a rider jumped from a bus after the driver refused to stop. Reportedly, a mate for the bus driver was located, described as a postty tacky. The events include a transfer and resistance at a hotel, with statements from Holcomb.
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Ahoma City
Oklahoma City
Mulcombs
Holcomb
Pales
Broadway
Auletatel
Medical Arts
Breild
Skirvin Tower
Hispital
Mac- Ry
Tin Alley
Lwo Megre
Autohotel
Ekerman Ross
Mercy Hospital
Ure
Harold Johnson
Cary
Able
Funeral for Pfc Jay Perkins Set at Atwood
Pfc. Jay Perkins of Atwood to be buried at Allen Cemetery after funeral Saturday at 2 30 p m at Aller First Baptist Church with Rev A McDonald officiating. He died March 7 1945 from wounds in action in Germany. Survived by widow Ozzie Perkins Merugin of Fr pa and daughter Paytis tum five sisters Mrs dow Rosey and Mrs Cleo Perkins of Atwood. Military services at graveside with pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed. Body to arrive in Holdenville Friday morning, funeral home charge by Hucson Funeral Home Holdenville.
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Atwood
Fallow
Allen
Perkins
EFO
Ozzie Perkins Merugin
Paytis Tum
Dow Rosey
Mus. Cleo. Pe
Rev
A. McDonald
Atwood Nazarene
Hucson
Holdenwille
Holdenville
Pomaian
Earlie
Cleo Perkins
Palloearess
Wayne Blackburn
Turner Hopkins
Leo Singleton
Kenneth McCain
Ray Millers
Clarence Singleton
Honorate
L. C. Sideleton
T. A. Olivo
Clarencé Blackbwin
Chine Stanfield
Rey Mahan
Gilbert Phurik
Fowler Held for Trial No Bail
Fowler of Wau rika faces a preliminary hearing on the auto tank murder of 26-year-old Watts OS, with confessing statements claimed but defense denying coercion. State trooper Paine testified that no force was used and that Fowler was restrained before the signed statement. A former crime bureau chief alleged purported pressure from Jake Sims, while Fowler described confinement and aclaimed coercive remarks from an ex-cop.
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Calinere
Nor Bord
Ted
Neten Beavers
Yast
Pawler
Paine
Amy
Churi Fowler
Ya Fowler
Jake Sims
Stine
Fowler
Chipkasla
Nations Debate US Aid to War-Torn Europe
ECA head Hoffman testified before the Senate appropriations committee seeking the full 4.26 billion balance to complete the 5.3 billion European recovery program. He pledged to screen aid and prevent misuse, asserting funds will support recovery with a shift from emergency relief to development as of October 1.
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Hoffman
Aw. S. Welfare
Koffman
ECA
Hollman
Senate
Congress
É. Hulsman
Release of Most Of State Highway Program in Light
Washington reports a partial release of the petition with federal approval pending, detailing seven high priority road projects across multiple counties. The plan includes paving, surfacing, and cost estimates for routes near Caddo, Bartlesville, Wynnewood, Elmore City, and Tulsa areas, with urban projects planned for Oklahoma City.
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Oldahomi
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Aed
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MacDonald
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Aro Jents
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Eee
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Bartlesville
Dewey
Wynnewood
Elmore City
Img
Sats
Johnston County
Logan County
Payne
Imed County
Oxtahayte City
Tulsa
UAW Raises 8 Million for Strikers Fuels Auto Industry Fears
A national drive by UAW aims to raise 8 million dollars for striking workers intensifying worries in the auto sector about a prolonged walkout. The report also covers Senate discussions on civil rights and a southern education compact, with leaders signaling possible delays and committee referrals. Strong entities include UAW, automakers, Senate, Byrd, Morse, and Southern states.
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Nap
Senate
Senaeonet Ia
Russell D-Gai
Otter
Ens
Russell
Byrd
D-Va
Farrness
Morse
R-Ovre
Judiciary Committee
Congress
College Orchestra Presents Spring Concert At East Central
East Central College's student orchestra conducts its spring concert under director E Paul Enix. The group, now with 23 members, has performed at multiple local venues and events. Admission is free as the public is invited to an evening of classical works in the college auditorium.
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College Orchestra
East Central Cover Orchestra
E. Paul Enix
Enix Ve
East Cen
Thiel
Liang
Cre Ventura Wille
Horne Mann
Ada
Hast Central
Ludwig Vorwen
Finkandia
Sibelius
College
Raid Finds 25000 Dice Pot in Oklahoma City
The chief of police led a raid that uncovered a $25 000 dice game in Oklahoma City yesterday. Twelve men were fined 12 each and one suspect was held for questioning. The pot contained $1 000 bills. No horses, Chinert or raiders named.
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Oklahoma City
Miei ShoThe
Warehorse
Chinert
Ais
Filbert
Ace
Lawmaker Questions Army Enlistment Trends Report
Representative George Schwab of Oklahoma voices concern in Congress about army enlistment gaps and belief that the army may meet its needs only through voluntary enlistments. He asserts that army requirements are not being met and questions broader commitments.
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ARMY
Washington
George Schwab
Okla
Beer License Withdrawn In Stockton Case
Guy Looper withdrew his beer license application for 115 South Stockton after County Judge Tom D. McKeown indicated denial. Witnesses testified the site had caused trouble and previous handling of a beer place there was unsatisfactory. The judge said records of denial would appear on future applications and would affect any license held by the applicant.
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Guy Looper
Stockton
Tom D. McKeown
South Stacktor
Byng Wins Opener in Oklahoma City Baseball Tourney
May 1 Pi-Byngteo! Sda defeated Hen e atta Loro in a first pound class A game in the State High School Baseball tournament today. ey BUDAPEST Hungary May 13 Pithungary and Poland signed today firusy way economic agreement.
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Oklahoma City
Byngteo
Sda
Hene
Loro
Budapest
Hungary
Poland
Union Gets Set For Long Siege On Picket Lines
The United Auto Workers began a long wage strike against Chrysler Corp, with 75,000 production workers walking out to demand higher pay. Observers fear a two month disruption as picket lines form at plants in Michigan and beyond. UAW officials promise resilience and a funded strike effort as production and layoffs ripple through Briggs Manufacturing and related suppliers.
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Union
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
Auto
Chrysler
Email Macey
UAW
Newcastle
Ind
Briggs Manufacturing
Michigan
Kim Sigler
Michigan Labs
Weather summary for Oklahoma Northwest belt and towns
Rain fell overnight in northwest Oklahoma and the wheat belt. Beav er and Greyman reported moisture while Wayneka and Fiskest saw measurable amounts. Temperatures across the region ranged around the mid seventies in the last 34 hours.
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Northwest Oklahoma Wheat Belt
Beaver
Greyman
Wayneka
Oklahoma Police Chiefs to Meet in Oklahoma City
Fifteen Oklahoma police chiefs will meet Friday at highway patrol headquarters to plan a police school for next fall. The gathering includes J. M. Thaxton assistant commissioner of public safety and Bord Guming director of the extension administrator of the University of Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Batumi
J. M. [Thaxton
Bord Gunming
Ai.nister
University of Oletahoa
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