Airport Hangar Set for Brilliant Scene Over Three Nights
The Jaycees plan a three night aviation show at Chawneay Air with an all weather road to handle heavy traffic. A new walk from the parking area to the hangar is under construction to guide visitors and ensure safe entry.
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Chawneay
Hag- Ric
Ferking
Jaycee Tombers
Jaxtees
Chamber of Commerce
Goanedl
Thursdas
Wangat
Harigan
Jaycees
Big Steel Doors Open Air for Industrial Show
The Ada Industrial Show opens at Nangar building near Clean cey Airport with more than 40 booths. Vendors showcase wares as the Tayere sponsored event runs Thursday through Friday night, featuring Al Jolson act, broadcasts on KADA and WHAD, and dance and magic acts. Booths sparkle with decorations and live demonstrations, aiming to be the state’s largest industry show.
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Nangar
Cleancey
Tayere
Kivety Entertainment
Aeade
Tony Wise
al Jol- Son
Monts Bet
His Kiamicht Vate Wv
Kada
Ada
Whad
Norman
McBride
Stacenty
Rex O. Morrison
Otter
Wednesday Rain Tiny Totals Suppress Harvest Progress
The report notes light rainfall across the region with scattered showers totaling about 0.3 inches in parts. A colder late afternoon brought a chilly 5 degree feel as wheat harvest began in various counties and drought-affected areas.
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Hemi
Weidner
State Employment Service
Altus
Lawton
Comanche County
Ada High Awards Assembly Friday
Ada High holds an awards assembly Friday in the auditorium. Principal Trige Brodie stresses recognition for past year achievers and perfect attendance across twelve years. Students named to Oklahoma Honor Society and National Honor Society receive awards for academics and activities district wide.
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Ada High School
Tt Celack
Trige Brodie
Wall Reserve
Oklahoma
Northeastern State College Fraternity Elects Leaders
In Tahlequah on May 27 Curtis Moker of Cutlimeville was elected president of the Northeastern State College chapter of Alpha Chi, with Mary Din Bover of Husted named vice president and Sey Banhant of Kenta elected treasurer, as the new contingency leadership team.
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Tahlequah
Okla
Curtis Moker
Cutlimeville
Northeastern State College
Te Alpha Chi
Mary Din Bover
Husted
View
Sey Banhant
Kenta
Weather Forecast Fragments From Shahoman Page
Fragmentary weather note shows cloudy conditions with hints of warmer Friday night. Partial names and terms are unclear, but the fragment suggests a forecast for the Shahoman area with elevated temperatures and possible light winds.
Ada Whiteway Lights Go On In Advancement Step
Ada marks a new whiteway system with a 7 50 pm switch on Wednesday as Breyer Jim Spencer flips the switch before a damp crowd at Mai and Broadway. Officials say installation costs to the city are zero for new lines, with old system costing about 316 000. City save about 166.17 yearly while maintenance remains. Spencer outlines government per capita costs and Ada’s population growth potential, with hopes of 8 000 more residents by 1950. Chamber of Commerce notes improved lighting source unity. several Oklahoma city officials and local managers attend despite rain short program. War-saw note follows about FrancePoland trade zone agreement worth 80 million in vehicles and goods, coal payment by Poland.
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Neve
Downt
Ada
Wednessay
Breyer
Jim Spencer
Mai
Broadway
Oscar Parker
Spencer
Enn Spencer
Chile
Gaxrimmert
Parker
Breil
Ots
Keith Marshall
Matager
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Emil Wyatt
Joval Okahoma Gas
Etertric Company
LS. Bruimpus
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
A. 2
Chomgh
Minager
Arelmon Les F Mer
Baroles Guire
Hom
Holten- Ville
Harald Pierce
Ardmuré
GM Wage Deals Tie To Living Costs Aims
Washington May 27 James Marlow reports GM's first wage agreement ties pay raises to living costs. The negotiated plan aims to lift workers' wages automatically with inflation, potentially guiding other automakers amid strikes at Chrysler and stalled talks with U S Steel. Critics warn real gains depend on cost trends and purchasing power beyond day to day expenses.
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James Marlow Washington
General Motors
Steel
Motor Company
Chaysler Cos
Entoys
Uniang
Exeample
Seknel
Eviere Costa
Dr A Linscheid Confers Degrees On College Grads
Dr A Linscheid presided at a college commencement, with 78 percent of degrees in education. Oklahoma A and A College president Dyy G Bennett delivered remarks, praising educators nationwide and urging graduates to seek enduring moral standards amid rapid change. Musical interludes and formal exercises followed, as W B Marrison presented degrees.
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Dr. A, Linscheid
Phu
Liv
Selreit
Dyy G. Bennett
Oklahoma A
A. Collece
Linscheid
Bennett Smith
Bennett
Rast Central Concert Singers
Franceme Pooree
Uegardt Michaeli
Mauviel & Davis
T.R. Preadwell
Misn
Victor Hatfield
St. Luke's Episcopal Cmuch
Robert Pinegaddleby
W. B. Mam Rison
Tulsa Water Main Burst Strikes City Supply
A major water main break in Tulsa disrupted supply across a square mile, cutting pressure and flooding sewers and basements. Thousands faced low pressure or outage as crews worked to isolate the break and restore service to affected neighborhoods.
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Tulsa
Tulga
GOP Limits Trade Pacts Time and Powers
Washington May 27 UP Sensley Vandenberg Michigan senator warns against a House backed provision giving Congress veto over future trade pacts and extending the act for up to two or three years. Debate rages as GOP leaders push a one year extension while Democrats push limits and public hearings.
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Washington
Sensley Vandenberg
Michgal
Vandenberg
Senate
Cll
Congress
Vane Ross
Sion
George
Aranenette
Falt
Ohio
Regubbeen
House
Ways and Means Committee
Tatt
Roy Burkley
Oklahoma City Workers Strike for Overtime Pay Claim
In Oklahoma City on May 27, workers demand funding for three shifts after Hattie Stevens of Central State Hospital Norman quits to avoid more than eight hours. She says she earns 85 cents per hour and faces lengthy shifts, sparking state action debate on wage and hours.
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Oklahoma City
Rome
Cmncelion
Mes
Hattie Stevens
Central State
Norman
Egypt Cemetery Notice Amid Quiet Public Walkers
Citizens are urged to visit the Exyit graveyard on Friday to clear the premises before the May observances. The notice mentions Decatarina and the Sunday, May 3 deadline, with cemetery procedures explained.
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Egypt
Exyit
Furious Battle Along Jewish Supply Lines
Washington battles erupt as Senate and House launch probes into Voice of America broadcasts. Officials dispute program control, while lawmakers vow thorough investigations into alleged libel, sabotage, and the funding and management of wartime propaganda efforts.
Carl Gurley Dies At Home Funeral Friday
Carl Gurley, owner of the Barris Howe baybey shop and revndert of Aduginee RID, died at his home 518 East Sixteenth Wednesday wish. The Powrah will be held Fri elivye ab frevy ite ud I svithy butt to follow im Rosedile cemetery with Monsanie honors. He came to Ada in 1908 and was a master mason since 16 at Buke Oklahoma. He served in Ada Lodge and was chaplain of Ada Wyekge toa 1DHd. He joined First Baptist church of Duke in Isl and was ordained deacon in 1933. He moved membership to the First church here in 1944. He is survived by the widow two wv S, A Phompson, a sister Mrs Judge Duke.
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Barris Howe
Frielivye
Rosedile
Monsanie
Bern
Cowett
Inghredert
Mimacck
Adda Im
Bayboving
Buke
Okla
Ada Lodge
Tre
Duke Dodo MM
Ada Wyekge
First Baptist Church of
Duke
Isl
Mir
Phompson
Judge Duke
O Hay
Gilftin
Name Four 4-H'ers To National Meet
Four Oklahoma 4 H members were named today by extension directors to attend the National 4 H Camp in Washington. The selected youths include Mae Andy from Kay County, Glen Thrash of Custer County, Kevin County, and Raymonse Luel from Logan County.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma
King Abdullah Tours Jerusalem in Holy Sites Visit
King Abdullah of Jordan visited Jerusalem on May 27 touring the Holy Sepulchre Calvary and the Mosque of Omar, amid crowds in the Old City near the Jewish Quarter. The event drew thousands as security and processions marked the historic pilgrimage.
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Jerusalem
Abrutiah
Chrishiam
Trens-Jordan
Holy Sequitine
Calvary
Mosque
Omar
Christendom
Akekinn
Old City
Lessohn
Nis Avale
Seautherry
Corpus Christi
City Plans Survey of Needs on Water and Sewage
Ada city leaders and the Ada Chamber of Commerce discuss upgrading water distribution and sewage facilities. A survey of the sewage disposal system and a possible new plant southeast of town are examined to relieve the current plant and handle future growth.
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Ety Planting Commission
Ada
Chamber of
eHecasson
Probelems Facia
Ace Jue
Seware Isens
Ict
Oklahome
Jarmes Vel Flirt
Downtow
Ada Business
NBC writer defends scripts amid discharge claims
Rene Sorgiz, NBC script writer on Voice of America programs, says he was not responsible for the scripts. In a telephone interview he claimed the writing was assigned by Alberts and Gandero, who allegedly directed the content. NBC reported Sorgiz was relieved of duties and later resigned.
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Rene Sorgiz
NBC
Voice of America
Borealm
Alberts
Gandero
Gasdarn
Committee Recommends Brannan for Secretary of Agriculture
The Senate Agriculture Committee unanimously recommended Charles F. Brannan for Secretary of Agriculture. The nomination, pending full Senate confirmation, would succeed Clinton P. Anderson who resigned to pursue a Democratic Senate bid in New Mexico. Brannan is the current assistant secretary of agriculture.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Charles F. Branson
Nan
Senate
Brannan
Clinton F Andaersom
New Mexico
Brannan Nour
Battles Rock Latrun as Jews and Arabs Clash Near Jerusalem
A Jewish broadcast from Cairo reports heavy fighting along the Latrun and Bab El Wei supply line between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Arab forces allegedly killed 800 Jews while pushing reinforcements from Jerusalem sectors. The Voice of Jerusalem says the battle is fiercer than the defense of the Holy City. Arabs shelled Jewish positions inside Jerusalem as talks for a truce fail, with Arab leaders warning of harsher battles unless ceasefire holds.
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Boyd
Cairo
Latrun
Bab el Wei
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Holy City
Gaza
Graet
Trams
Jardin Aral Legionnaires
Bagan
Holy
Gand
United Nations
Abdel Rahban Azzam Pasha
Guneral
Lesgue
Paie
Azzam
Amman
Jordan
Israel
Jerusalemn
Stromspoinix
Mrs Mayme Field Named Stratford Postmaster
Mrs Mayme Field was installed Tuesday afternoon as postmaster of the Stratford post office replacing Miss Jessie Shi who had held the role since May. Field has previously worked at the public welfare office in Pauls Valley since June 1s9.
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Stratford
Maye Field
Jessie Shi
Togt. Mus. Field
Public Welfare
Ot Pauls Valley
Th' Pessimist: Folky Figures in Modern Photos
A cryptic note reflects on the folk figure pictured in album art, comparing old and new looks. The piece hints that the familiar character appears outdated amid changing tastes and humorous public reexamination.
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Sengyasahook Shenae
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