Russians Modifying Truck Restrictions
Berlin May 19. Maj. Gen. George P. Hays says Russians are tightening truck limits from west Germany to Berlin. Freights halted at Felmstedt may proceed without Soviet zone permits, as Western allies threaten protest if demands aren’t met. Train movement from west Germany to west Berlin remains limited. airlift continues as the secure supply route.
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Renard H. O'Malley
Berlin
George P. Hays
U. S
West Germany
Felmstedt
Soviet Zone Economic Commissor
Bear
Pocinita
York
Vassily
Huikov
Hays
Germany
Ber- Tin
So- Wiet
Rik
West Berlin
Manlroad
Russyans
Western
Laest Byylin
Countywide Eighth Grade Graduation Program Details
Countywide eighth grade graduation set for Saturday with a joint program across Bartatad county schools. Superintendent Poogup says the event will begin at 10 oclock with Ada junior high panel handling ceremonies and Lewell county superintendent overseeing activities.
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Finiahings
Bartatad
Sehoors
Poogup
Ptyot Seliodite
Commietes Tient Eeeisrn
Ada Dumior
MiLewell
Eaynacencats
Chiomle HC
CNSEY
T Msn
Dairy Show Entries Grow Ahead of Monday Event
Dairy show organizers in Contes home area report more than seven entries received as preparations begin. County agent CD Elrey and Hanan coordinate the event set for Monday May 30 with contestants and exhibitors set to compete across multiple divisions. Local groups and merchants plan booths, with gates opening on a first come basis and judges selected from nearby counties. The show features performances by the Motif Serenaders and other acts, with regional exhibitors from Stillwater and Ada areas.
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Heyag
Tevou
CD Elrey
Hanan
Yrdoy
Darepowards Wiens
Iistact
Ada
Prin
Weil
Rhs Agha
Foo
BFR Thane
Lawton
Berousels
Stillwater
Ada Dainy Whee
Weather Report for Oklahoma Panhandle and East
Weather forecast notes mostly cloudy conditions with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in the east tonight. Friday brings cooler conditions from the northwest with temperatures ranging from around 90 in the panhandle to 55 in the east and highs near 70 in the southeast.
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Oklahoma
Panhandle
Compromise School Bill Reported In Oklahoma Legislature
Oklahoma City May 15 a compromise school bill was reported favorably by a joint conference committee to appropriate 330 million dollars for the next two years. It creates a state board for common schools with final say on policy and the superintendent as executive officer. The current superintendent Dr Oliver Howe would receive a pay raise to 11 000 a year. Debates set for next Tuesday in the house.
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Oklahoma City
Shite Board of Education
Legis
Joint Conference Committee
Oklahoma
Olver Howe
Dunths Red Oak
Cane
Special Vote Seems Certain in Oklahoma City May Election
Day ton Bear reports a May 139 1-A special election on a 38 million dollar building bond appears almost certain along with a probable special session of the legislature next fall or winter. Governor Roy J. Turner won his battle in both houses yesterday, aiding passage of the election bill and a 725 thousand appropriation. The session is aimed at funding the public buildings, with Turner's plan leaning against repealing prohibition though petitions raise hope for a repeal vote.
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Dayton
Oklahoma City
Gev
Roy J. Turner
Senate
West
Turner
Oklahoma
Supreme
Turnes
Revelo
Berry
Bil Logam Lamton
Torneo
Thunderstorms Raise Flood Death Toll Across Texas and Oklahoma
A line of thundershowers moved east across a weather front, striking eastern Oklahoma and Texas. Flooding along the Trinity River in Fort Worth caused six deaths and extensive damage, with Dallas levees holding at 60 feet. Amarillo reported six deaths and 61 injuries, and new fatalities appeared in west Texas. The U.S. Weather Bureau noted the storms shifting east, with scattered showers in the upper Midwest and cool conditions in the northern plains.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Texas
Trinity River
Fort Worth
Oklahomo Texas
Dallas
Amarillo
West Texas
Gould
Hobart
Okla
U. S
Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Plains
International Falls
Mine
Illineis
Indiane
38st Comp. Sq Will Meet Tonight
The 38st Composite Squadron air Force Reserve will meet Thursday night May 19 198% at Tad p.m. at Elss Hall Stillwater Oklahoma. The program centers on safeguarding military information with Dr Gaston Rittan archivist at the University of Oklahoma among speakers in the Oklahoma historical society birthday celebration at Oklahoma A and M College.
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Air Force Reserve
Elss Hall
Stillwater
Okla
Séth
Oklahoma Historical Society
Oklahoma A
College
Gaston Rittan
University of Oklahoma
Youth Breaks Jail Here Recaptured Following Night
Dale Edwards age 17 and accomplice Richard Crain escaped from city jail by jamming a milk bottle between a cell door and wall. Edwards climbed to upper area and exited through a window, later recaptured after county authorities recovered him Thursday morning. Burglary at Sportamen's store linked weapons and ammunition to the case. authorities held Edwards and Crain for questioning.
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Dale Edwards
Richard Crain
Cecil Smith
Crain
Green
Smith
Edwards
Officecx
Sportamen
Severa
Gen Clay Gets Noisy Welcome in New York
About 250 050 persons greeted Sen Lucius B Clay former military governor of Germany with ticker tape and torn paper along lower Broadway. The reception honored his service in Germany and his retirement from the Army as he arrived in New York from Washington where he had been honored by President Truman.
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Brew York
Lucius B. Clay
Germany
Lower Broadway
Gen. Clay
Battery
Clay
New York
Washington
Treiman
Annual CofC Meet Tonight Ada Chamber of Commerce
The Ada Chamber of Commerce holds its annual meeting tonight at 7:30 in the banquet room of the Aldridge hotel. H J Huddleston gives invoc, Mrs Florence Ambrose sings, past presidents are introduced, and certificates of award are presented. Harvey J Lambert reports on 1949 and Oscar L Packer outlines the 1950 program.
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Ada Chamber of Commerce
Banewet
Aldridge Hotel
H. J. Huddleston
Florence Ambrose
Witl
Die Deering
Stockman
Ma City
Adam
Harvey J. Lambert
Oscar L. Packer
Constables Warned After Drunken Incident in Bohot Case
Oklahoma City May 19 Constable Wilson Bohot received a warning from the criminal court of appeals after a drunken driving arrest on January 26 1945. He was sentenced to 60 days in county jail reduced from 250 fine and one year, and the court stressed strict adherence to the law by officers. The decision cited Bohots visits to taverns and drinking with a woman he barely knew as a cautionary example for law enforcement statewide.
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Oklaflqma City
Tavarr
Taylor Polk Early Area Cattleman Dies at 92
Funeral services for Taylor Polk 92 pioneer cattleman and early leader were held Wednesday in Coalgate with burial in Colgate remehery. Polk born December 1856 in Hard county Arkansas came to Old Washita near present Davis in 1885 helped move Old Washita to Davis site. He moved to Stonewall area about a year ago trading cattle and aided the first schoolhouse in Pontotoc county. Surviving are his son Pascal and daughter Maud Stevens among four sons and two daughters.
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Taylor Polk
Coalgate
Colgate
Hard County
Arkansas
Old Washita
Davis
Stonewall
Pontotoc County
Ito
Wis
Frank Paik
Coalante
Betel
Coalgate Church of Christ
Hugh G. Murray
Palk
Vera Cross
Maud Stevens
Pascal
Elmo
Jim
John Pall
Sallie Frazier
Rent
Kansas Town Damaged by Storm in May 1 Incident
A torndadic wind struck Chetopa Kansas causing extensive damage along Main Street. Roofs ripped, trees uprooted, and homes damaged by falling trees. Hat's Western Auto Store, Warwick Food Market, Luman Hardware, and the Savage Cafe suffered the most. No injuries reported. Heavy rain accompanied the storm with streams rising. Parsons reported 1.86 inches.
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Chetopa
Kas
Southerss Labeste
Hat
Warwick Food Market
Luman Hardware
Savage Cafe
Parsons
Reds Barred from Education With Atomic Commission Fund
In a stormy session senators demanded the Atomic Energy Commission restrict spending on education for communists. David Lilienthal faced tough questions over a $3.99 billion request and the $1,000 annual fellowship for Hans Freistadt, an avowed communist, with critics worried about security and political influence.
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Atomic Commission Fund
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
O'Mahoney
Wye
David
Lilienthal
Commission
Lisenthal
O'Mashomey
Hans Freistadt
University of North Carolina
Senator McKellar
D-Tenn
Freistedts
Floods and twisters hit central Oklahoma causing widespread damage
Oklahoma city residents faced record flood danger as Washita and Canadian rivers surged after days of storms. Fort Cobb Anadarko and nearby towns experienced major inundation with power outages and water shortages. Whitefield and other river towns evacuated as tornadoes caused brief panic and property damage. No injuries were reported.
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Oklahoma
City
Washita
Oklahoma City
Fort Cobb
Anadarko
Carnegie-Fort Cobhates
Aredarko
Carnegie
Mountain View
Gravemont
Norman
Purcell
Oklahora
Whitefiek
Hobart
Flood Waters Eb b at Dallas and Fort Worth Storms Go On
Oklahoma City May 19 flood dispatch lists closed highways across Oklahoma with numerous washouts and one-way traffic. Dallas Fort Worth flood recovery continues as Trinity River recedes. Fort Worth reports water supply struggles, levees in place, and relief measures underway amid tornadoes in the Texas Panhandle.
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Dallas
Fi. Worth
Oklahoma City
Highway Department
TD A. Rm
U.S. 66
Sapulpa
Heyburn
Bristaw
Depew
Tulsa
Minen Creek
U.S. 7
Sapulpap
Qwasan
Choutests
State li
Skiatook
S. 5
Sand Springs
Keysiong
Deamright
Osltor
By & Bridge
Washintt
Leonard
Pryor
U.S
Chickasha
Fof Bradley
Washita River
U. S
Anadarko
Cracemont
Whiteoread Creek
Alex
Little River
Walnut Creek
Blanchard
Asher
Pear Sor
U. S. 77
Purcell
Pond Creel Bridge
Newcastle Limited
State
Logan County
Dear Mireek
Cal
Fort Worth
Trinity River
W. C. Jones
Worth
Dalles
Beauford
Fort Wayne
Ind
Texas Panhandle
The Pessimist Debate Over Age in One Basket
A fragment expresses skepticism about consolidating ages into a single measure, arguing the idea overlooks individual differences and fails to capture varied circumstances. The brief lines suggest organizational or group concerns about a unified age approach.
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Tollywood
Dalywool Presbyterbir Hospital
Helen Graven
Belgrade
Yugoslatia
Compromise School Bill
Emdla Guinn
United Nations
Beviin Sforca
Italy
Stockholm
Sweden
PraStockholm
Soviet Union
Siberia
Ifingis
Mason Tandy
Fort Worthy
Hmgr
Rea Phote
Cofc
Arso
Kansas Town
By Oliver W. DE Wolf
Fre Gnecke
Wherry
R-Neb
Liliemthal
FBI
Wherby
Guy
Freistadt
United States
Palforstall
Saltonstall
R-Mags
Freistedt
Cobb
Robert
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Mabart
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