Smith Realty Donates Steer for Pontotoc Dairy Day
Otlin Smith, long active in Pontotoc County dairy circles, donates a steer for the county dairy program’s dairy day dedication. He praises local business leaders and pledges ongoing support as the program advances, noting his son will participate and that the dairy herd aims to improve local farming and milk products for the community.
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Otlin Smith
Teirgoqunds
Novembe
Smith
Pontotoc: County
Pontotoc County
Counry
Hig San
Nist
Truck Plows Through Wall In Pontotac Building Crash
A gas laden semi trailer driven by Sammy Perris loses control while attempting to pass another truck on a Pontotoc highway. The vehicle veers off the road, strikes a wall, and crashes into a building, tearing a 12 foot by unknown opening. The driver, John Lee of Oklahoma City, survives. another truck driver, Perry, escapes with minor damage. Local patrol reports describe the scene and immediate aftermath.
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Pontotac
Tishetingu
Thaighway Patrol
Sturigd
Waller John Lee
Oislahama
Wielhin
Aca
Sammy Perris
Pontoter
Adit
Perry
Ewing Boule
Wieshan
Bips Ficke
Holmes
Rusky
Lee
Parking Signs At Post Office Here
Fitterh minute parking signs are placed around the post office building and police chief Brett Smith says the parking law will be enforced. The new signs were installed and old regulations revived. Signs are permanent and easily read while parking. Complaints included motorists blocking exits and teaching others bad habits. The parking rule imposes a daily fee from weekdays and Saturdays.
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Po- Nice
Brett Smith
Brida
Pulion Department
Wominibter of
Gwaimass
Allen Woman's Daughter Dead in California
Mrs Pattly Dick Wad died Thursday morning near Fillmore California after several months of cancer. Her daughter Mrs Lidich survived with two sons Alia and Paul Je, mother Mrs Cembil and four sisters Julia Perry Las Vegas Shirley Fossey Kansas City Mrs Almeda Crain Dearings and Lucile Smath Los Angeles plus brothers John Bakersfield and Dow Crasit Dharan.
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Bersny Crakab
Able
Pattlydick
Fillmore
Calif
Mre
Julia Perry
Las Vegas
Nov
Shirley Fossey
Kangas Cite
Mrh
Almeda Crain
Dearings
Lucile Smath
Los Angeles
John
Bakersfield
Dow Crasit
Dharan
Weather Report for Oklahoma District
Weather bulletin reports considerable cloudiness with light to moderate flurries tonight and Friday. Strong northwest winds may gust to gale force in western areas. Central and eastern sections will be partly cloudy and cold. Lows around 15 to 25, highs Friday 35 to 42. Winds diminish northwest to southeast.
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Oklahoma
Central
East Ion
Lowe
Indian Student Indra Malani Exemplifies Courage and Ambition
Ruth Wimbile profiles Indra Malani a Bombay native who left home for education in the United States. She completed a BS in home economics at Oklahoma A and M College and is pursuing a master's while touring schools in Oklahoma. Her teaching tour compares Indian and American methods, noting India emphasizes fine handwork.
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Ruth Wimbile
Gir
Indra Malani
Miss. Malani
Bombay
India
United States
Oklahoma A
MW. College
Malan
Miss Malani
Aamd I Rt
Univer
Allahabad College
United
Snow and Wind Sweep Oklahoma Statewide Weather Alert
Snow, cold rain hit Oklahoma panhandle and western regions with up to three inches of snow and high winds. Roads icy, visibility limited, travel advised. Guymon and Boise City report snow. temperatures fall to near zero in parts. Forecasters warn subfreezing temps and gales, with hazardous conditions overnight. In Enid, northwest winds push temperatures down as panhandle air freezes. Okinawa faces a typhoon threat with strong winds expected to brush the area later today.
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Forgan
Okla
O'Dell
Oklahoma
Mawnien
Panhandle
Witter Regan
Guymon
Boise City
Grand
Ed O'Dell
Arment
State
Enid
Shipnery
Chickash
Amy
Government cuts potato price support amid high cost
Washington reports the government will reduce potato price support to 66 percent of the theoretical price next year, with growers limited to planting goals. The shift follows costly subsidies this year totaling about 10 million dollars, down from earlier highs as surplus buying and weak demand pressured finances. The move aims to curb overplanting and unprofitable supports while Secretary of Agriculture Brannan seeks 928,300 acres for next season.
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Washington
Browers Rt
Tev
Brannav
Hey
A. K. Gardner
Maine
Brapman
Baskel
Reports Grow Of Victory on Suchow Front
Government spokesmen claimed complete victory at Suchow while noting Red forces in retreat The report described battle results as conclusive and cited heavy casualties for the communists as nationalists kept up mop up operations around Suchow Marine reinforcements moved toward Tsingtao to bolster forces nearby A Senate source in Tokyo discussed conference plans with Allied leaders but offered no firm details The outlook suggested Chiang Kai-shek cadre gained the upper hand though observers warned the outcome remained uncertain
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K. Miles
Suchow
Gem
Chang Liu-Shih
Chang
Guar
Tsingtan
U.S. Naval
Shanghai
Tsingtao Trom
Tsinan
U. S
George W. Marlowe
R-Nevw
Tokyo
Associated Press
Tsingtao
Onglas
MacArthur
Madders
Plon
Nanking Bale Foy Fist
Nanking
Chiang Kaguce
Knutson backs higher corporation income tax plan
Rep. Knutson of Minnesota calls for a sizable rise in the corporate income tax, proposing about a one hundred sixteen hundred million dollar hike from the current 38 percent on earnings over thirty thousand. He points to steel and other large firms as overmaking profits and argues excess profits taxes harm small corporations. He warns against reinstating wartime style excess profits taxes and notes the matter to be handled by the new Ways and Means chairman.
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Rowglas
Cornell
Washington
Knutson
R-Minn
Knuutson
Knutsort
Thas
Congressional Committee
Carnton
Steel
Minnesota
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Cocmittee
Hep
Doughton
Atein
Truman
Budge
Trabier
Rep
Diegell
Britain seeks UN action on Bernadotte plan for Palestine
In Paris a British spokesman said the United States delegation supported a UN resolution backing Count Bernadotte’s plan to divide Palestine. The plan would create a conciliation commission to supervise borders and handle acting mediator Ralph Bunche’s tasks, with a technical boundaries group to outline frontiers subject to Arab Jewish agreement. Debate in the committee was brief with McNeill, Castro, and Khoury speaking, and Prince Faisal warning Arabs would not accept a Jewish state. France Faisal accused Czechoslovakia of aiding munitions to Israel during the conflict.
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Paris
United Nations
Folke Bernadotte
Palestine
United States
Connciliation Commission
Security Council
Ralph J. Bunehe
UV. N. Truce Commission
Oks Boundaries Board
Count Bernadotte
McNeill
Brie
McNcil
Hector David Castro
el Salvador
Faris E Khourk
Syria
Uring
France Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Prince Faisil
Czechoslovakia
Eastern Europe
Tel Aviv
Israel
Kansan Wounds Two Men Sought In Oklahoma
Wellington Kansas reports two armed men were wounded and captured after exchanging shots with a city policeman. The suspects A D Pott and Hay Dee Smith Little were identified. a 22 rifle and a 38 automatic were used. They hijacked two filling stations and a cafe and fled toward Wellington before a pursuit in a back alley ended with both men wounded and arrested. A Texas tagged car and stolen plates were mentioned in the chase.
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Kansan
Oklahoma
Wellington
Kas
Oklahoms
Jimmie Bitte
Little
A.D. Pott
Hay Dee
Sma
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Pond Creek
Okla
Sabe Baries
Smith
Little Adder
Pist Waurika
Lewis Coox
Pha
Kaid
Texas Aps
Trac
Apply Now for Sales Course
Friday is the final day to apply for the Ada Chamber of Commerce retail sales school. Applicants must visit the Chamber office between 2 and p.m. for a pre school exam. About 30 applications already filed. Ada merchants plan to provide 128 extras for the Christmas season training 182 workers. No charge for the course. Instructor M J DeSen ning of Stillwater.
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Ada Chamber of Comimerce
Chamber
Chamber of Commmerce
Ada
Stamis Mannay
Ter
M. J. DeSenning
Stillwater
Library Program Being Postponed
Postponement of the Oper Yougse and book review planned for the Ada Public Library for Friday nightly announced. The display by school children and groups will remain at the library through Sunday. Death of Frank Neal, father of Mrs. Inez Richmond, eased decision to postpone the Open House and review. The first free public bath in this country was established in Chicago in 1904.
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Ada Public Library
Turkey Prices to Rise as Shortage Hits Holiday Demand
Turkeys will cost more this year with 16 percent fewer birds available for Thanksgiving. Wholesale prices climb as demand remains strong, with 1 to 20 pound toms at 43 to 44 cents per pound and hens 65 to 68 cents, while total supply falls about 20 percent from last year and cold storage stocks drop 30 percent.
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William Terris Cuscagg
Department of Agriculture
Turkey
Forney
Agriculture Department
Six Indicted in Liquor Conspiracy in Oklahoma
MUSKOGEE Okla Nov 16 Federal grand jury indicted six persons on conspiracy to violate U S internal revenue laws. Arrest warrants expected for four including Sheriff Eddie Briggs Eugene Andrews Harley Greenwood and Velta Peters. Paynes cousins Fred and Guy Payne and Miss Peters were also indicted with bonds posted earlier. Justice department inquiry followed undercover alcohol tax investigation. President Castro seeks congressional approval to travel to explore a Central American union.
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Muskocee
Okla
U. S
Tom McSpadkten
Eddie Briggs
Eugene Andrews
Harley Greenwagd
Vella Peters
Saim
Chester Norman
J. F. Beavers
Pai
Roy J. Turner
Muskoogee
Eudie J. Briggs
Wene Andrews
Beigas
Andrews
Fortrest Brewster
Harley Greenwood
Riger
Fayetteville
Ars
Velta Peters
Miss Peters
Liberty
Shim) Payne
Bignte
Guy Payne
Jaycees Skip Ada Christmas Decorations Plan
R L Gosneth president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce said the Jaycees will do nothing this year toward decorating Ada for Christmas. He noted funds could not be raised and said other parts of the Christmas program will continue, including Santa Claus visits to nearby towns and a long running program for children at Byng Baptist Orphanage. London report says Princess Elizabeth and her infant son are doing well per doctors.
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R. L. Gosneth
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Ada
Gasnelh
Jaysees
Santa Claus
Pea Baptist
Byng Schoo
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Suchow Front
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Girike
Fostal
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Mass
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Faisal Seys
Epwars Curtis
Saak Review
Chicaeer
San Salvador
Castro Castaneda
Zt Salvadors Congress
Usad
London
Elizabeth
Sre Tong
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