Adan Named YEW Leader Amid Ada Delegation Plan
Fragmented report notes push for Adan as YEW leader by Ada delegation. Meeting set at the BriOmore Hotel with Okla mel department involvement and a February 28 reference, while Lt Pavifie and other officials appear in uncertain context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Push Adan
Ada
Briumore
Spencers Au Senor
Enebarsing Babiack
Asiatic
Pavifie Shuater
Gust
Ly Bea
Auty Courench Mitre Eo Charloir
TRU Otis
Gratis Thern
Cunter- Bares
Delayed Start At Visitors Week Of Experimental Farm
Visitors Week at the Experimental Farm reports a delayed start with plans to assist farm groups in Johnston Ponto and Haskell counties. County agent Caul and others note ongoing activities and safety reminders while highlighting cooperative efforts and upcoming events despite limited opening.
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Coamgate
Toi
Suminole
Johnston
Ponto
Haskell
Oesag
Caul
Wean
pEtinen
Faria
Cedantell Gertie
Dr. Harper
Oishighay
AN. Singh
Eloy
Motorcyclist Dies in Tulsa Night Crash
In Tulsa Oklahoma on May 10 AG Fred D McChurn aged 26 died from injuries after a motorcycle crash late last night. The report notes hospital care, but details are garbled with unreadable fragments. The incident occurred in the city and involved emergency responders.
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Telsa
Okla
Fred D. McChurn
Grinie Porgar
Uae
McChew
United States
Panada
Stratford News Family Ties Mark Weekend Visits Across Oklahoma
A busy weekend in Stratford features many local names visiting relatives and friends across Oklahoma. Mrs Negbit with parents in Stonewall and Mrs Verda Brown in Wynnewood hospital, plus several Oklahoma City families including the Hess and Archer households, are noted among the gatherings. Caselyn Burnet, Oklahoma A and M student, spent time with her mother as the Burnets and Johnsons visited relatives in Hart. Maxine Manley of Shawnee joined peers, while Mr and Mrs Ghirke Buds welcomed relatives.
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Mr. and
Mips
Mesbint
Okla City
Mex
Lie Baynett
Stonewall
Mag. J
Martini
Near
Pauls Varley
Negbit
J. N. Nesbatt
Annual Field Day of Soil Conservation in Stratford Area
Stratford area hosts annual Field Day Friday featuring soil conservation talks by Henry M Chambers state conservationist and Lowell Caskey veterans' leader. Demonstrations include soil-building crops, permanent pastures, strip cropping, and the use of commercial fertilizers. attendees view farm visits and hear about soil improvement measures.
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S.cs
Stratford
Stratforeck
Accordian
Lowell Caskey
Taviorito Pisteuelan
Bepum
Torn Celeste House
Wermis
Stealforg
Congo
M. Chambers
Sa. Si
Henry M Chambers
5. C. Sq
Nton Tata
Tegen
Final Clean Up Campaign Delayed by Rain
Rain delays the town wide Clean-Up Drive leaving only the northwest section to collect bulk garbage. Officials urge residents who were missed or who cleaned up to arrange haulage of their bulk waste. In other news Herbert Beard resigns as Woeleetka High principal to become district superintendent at Mason. no successor named.
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DAN Beer Bewr
Faves
Alleva
Woo Mostelvy
Leree Wels
Stvain
Martee
McRelny
Weleetra
Okla
WM T Herbert Beard
Principiel
Woeleetka
Phevorne
Masom
Phaimedt
Government Drafts Civil Defense Plan Skipping War Showy Flair
A long fragmented article outlines a new civilian defense program led by Russell J. Hopley and Secretary Forrestal's pick for study. It sketches a nonmilitarized, nationwide effort to educate and mobilize the public, avoid World War I-style helmets, and coordinate with local committees and industry. The plan emphasizes home front resilience, public information campaigns, and centralized Washington guidance, with communities forming advisory groups to advise authorities on protective measures and communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bougelas Larsen
Seti Chen
Washingtom
Russell J. Hopley
Orivha
Neb
Deve Dames Forrestal
Mosley
Portagor
Ilan
Uned
Hopley
America
Wall Pemli Bois
Congres
Seich
Ceeus
Peter Gov
Tegal
Geture Daten
Bite
Enghrne
Boreboigs
Horne
3000 Girl Guerrillas Fight With Greek Rebels
An OCR fragment describes a clash involving large numbers of female fighters and Greek rebels, naming Athens and various names and places in a garbled account. The passage mentions groups, tactics, and a mix of unclear characters, with scattered references to unity and confrontations. The text is severely damaged and contains many nonsensical insertions.
Oklahoma Tax Policy and Inflation Debate
Oklahoma citizens face rising living costs as inflation bites and taxes climb. The piece discusses state tax policy, public expenditures, and calls for reform, citing 1999 tax increases and inflation pressures. It references economist insights and urges readers to seek information from the Public Expenditures Council for clarity on government spending and taxation.
Prop-Wash With Local Twist in Aviation Training
An accelerated tempo in aviation training appears in the southwest as students near achievement goals. Private pilot certificates are the focus with several new junior aviators flying solo. Mentions of cross country flights include pilots Will Semtti and Charles Petty, with others listed in a growing set of solo and cross country endeavors among the group.
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Escal
Corefkates
Rigas
Sem Kite
Charles Petty
Bill Shiver
Frank Carpenton
John Sevivmer
Joe Kirk-land
John Johnson
L. Th Semtt
Qealiax
Sher- Fex
Charles Potty
Tulsa
Qetenarmacite
Chickasha
Thursinm Bishow
Dakias
Slerman
Dallas
Shona
Enlisted Marine Officer Commission Path Described
Oklahoma Muskogee May 12 report outlines how an enlisted Marine may earn an officer commission. Candidates must be in the Ai Corps, aged over 25, with leadership, integrity, and stamina. a four year college degree is desirable but not required. Education tests and Marine Corps placement come through the local recruiter at 307 Test Office Building, Aca, Ol. Also notes a separate item about a blind veterans convention in October and a comment on the salmon as a prominent fish in the United States.
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Trahan Sehoel
Vietnam
Ai Corps
Imale
Marine Corps General Classification
Bcal Marine
Honm 307
Aca
Ol- Tahoma
Oklahoma Farm Views and Poultry Meeting Notes
Veteran breeder Sid Challin of Werverton leads a discussion on pasture lime phosphate Bermuda and yellow hay pasture improvements at the Marshall County Poultry Poulvation meeting. Officers WK Porter O F Cadivin Timed wices presiding with DH Mra. dB. Griffin among the members. The report mentions chimes and home improvements, with Mrs Immishing rai paying 50 cents. Ronzid Mason of Nowave County plans to turn under a high crop, expecting costs for vegetative matter and soil amendments.
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Sid Challin
Werverton
Wash Cington
Marshall County Poultry Puelvation Nga Meeting Io Mill
WK Porter
Ronzid Mason
Nowave County
Sit
Soih
Ernestine Raby Named Gerty Valedictorian At Gaity School
Ernestine Vanelle Raby, daughter of the late Raby, is valedictorian of the senior class at Gaity School. She has led in academics and activities, with involvement in clubs and social events, and plans to receive the American Legion citizenship awards alongside classmates Gene Hall and Lois Ingcom. Superintendent Riley Coxad oversees the Gaity school system.
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Ernestine Vanelle Raby
Daugh
Ter
Incest
Raby
Ras
Studiere
Gerey
Hag
Greg Club
Schornt
Sam Kaghner
Ire Barger
Cass
Ampy
Betty Rae Livinestom
Larry Maghner
American Legion
Citizenshios
Gene Hall
Lois Ingcom
Riley Coxad
Gaity School
Welcome Rain Over State Amid Storm Lifts Oklahoma
After days of gusty winds and scattered showers Oklahoma faced a major rain event. The storm brought heavy rainfall, wind damage, and localized flooding with multiple regions reporting inches of precipitation benefiting crops in Grady and surrounding counties. Roads closed north of Garber due to high water as cities like Chickasha, Bartlesville, and Shawnee logged rainfall totals from about 1.2 to 2.9 inches, while Alva to Guthrie reported varied amounts and hail in places. The northwestern panhandle and border areas saw the first downpour early, with urban flooding in Ponca City and Ray County districts noting curb-to-curb water. Overall, the storm eased agricultural droughts but caused urban inundation and traffic hazards in several locations.
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Rome
Oklahoma
Associated Press Seminary
Bott
Faid
Garber Waa
Grady County
A Tucker
Bartlesville
Washington County
Farr
Ernest
Black
Guymon
Panhandle
Orly
Alva
Clinton
Fonea City
Ray County
Murray HDA Dress Revue Set for May 25
Genevieve EK and local clubs plan a dress revue at the American Legion hall in Saline on May 25. County president Tom Howell of Davis leads the dress revue committee with Marshall Montgomery, Mr. B. Chester, and Mrs. Chilton Barry. Mrs. H. G. Lester serves as secretary and home demonstration agents Irene Wood and Miss Dorothy Goodman of Carter County assist. Emeri contestants will model their own dresses.
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Ameritam Legion Hall
Salame
Tom Howell
Davis
Irs
Marshall Montgomery
B. Chester
Chilton Barry
H. G. Lester
Joyelle
Cudaes
Irene Wood
Dorothy Goodman
Carter County
Emeri
Sgt Junghans on Furtough Journey
Sgt Junghans of Ada Oklahoma departs Chirk Air Force Base for a Seafarings Seance assignment in the United States. He will report to Camp Stoneman California then return home. He travels amid city plans for a new water system near Butter Creek reserve.
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S/Sak
Roderick A. Dimeghans
Slveat
Ada
Okla
Chirk Ate Force
Cenengerey
Furtougb
United Staes
Dunghans
Tg Ee
Af Force
Will
Stoneman
Calih
Ee LE
Ova
Max Oniagig
Constitution San
Wallace Outlines Plans for Peace
New York May 12 A crowd of about 18 900 cheered Wallace as he outlined a plan for ending the cold war and a century of peace In a Madison Square Garden rally the third party candidate said tensions with the Soviet Union cannot be settled by negotiations He proposed six steps including general disarmament free trade restraint on weapons and a resumed exchange of scientific information between nations plus freer movement of people and the creation of a UN agency to distribute international aid and information.
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New York
Henry A. Wallace
Madison Square Garden
United States
Soviet Union
Stalin
Wallace
Sen
Glen Tayhor
Russia
United Nations
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Gildhomea Department
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Oke
Jannat Cyry Mary
Stratford News
Benie Brown
Agios Street
Dewey Beals
Wisitrins
Mya
Loh Mucins
RB. Archer
Konawa
Bua Johnson
Chis
Hart
Tom Cook
Vaness
Maxine Manley
Shawnee
Mrs
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Barry Ring
Oklahoma City
Hattie B
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Anita Reynolds
Phillip Rhitts
Olklahome Coty Ypeme
Ghirke Buds
Ma Atyeltes
Qling Bhat Glayeshone City Spunk
Sundy
Her Atoher
Mrs Lara Methumg
Mix
Clyde Tuttle
Tom Black Burn
Arange
Thoma Soran
Cleveland
Mary
Lerry
Patrion
Dennis
Farce
Ad Tommy
Moda Linn
Jackson Tech
Gur
Athens
Martha
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Elcroomiine
Jae
Pettee
Frau Chiuwely Eedding
Grek
Giles Wank
Rastanouten
Ermansemt
Argund
Calahoma
Coungil
Okeitraing
Andy Fuhowna
Rly Usin Praia
Taupayers
Loy
Bret
Pat al Lowets
Aighan
Ata
Alderson
DiLhema Public Expenditures Council
Muskoger
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Blind Veterans Association
Enis ‘States
Shiskey
Pitsburg Eounty
Bermuda
Griffin
Pushma
Colinky
Amy Moder
Rai
Ernestine Raby
Gerty Valedictorian
Ot Gerty
Ade
Hell
Murray
Sgt
Junghans
Joe Marsh
Ben
Ben Ryder
Babs
Sux
Ayia
Senow Ben
Eait
Tog
Andy
She Maree
U.S. Brewers Foundation
Okichoma
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