Youths Admit Burglary Spree Tying Ada to Theft
Police say four teenagers confessed to a string of burglaries in Ada, stealing cash and goods from North Oddway home to local sites including a church, school, and armory. They used windows and doors to break in, with two of the youths already in jail for prior charges. Police recover piggy bank and about 220 in pennies. owners estimate 47 dollars missing in coins.
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Pety
Hf Stalen
Howse
Oddway
Cecil Smith
Broadway
Tae
Howe
Borane
City Peice
Dany
Booth
Ipod
Tren
Iericena Wa Cigarettes
First Baptist
Asbury
Ee. Bank
IPA Counsel Attacks Export of Steel Pipe to Arabia
IPA counsel denounces Commerce Department action authorizing export of 20 000 tons of steel pipe to Arabia. Brown criticizes license as harming domestic welfare, cites Middle East concessions. Three day convention begins in Oklahoma with officials discussing policy and hearings. Bleachers moved to increase seating at Alva Roundup arena for football game.
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IPA
Arabia
Oklahoma
Commerce Department
Encounmred
Washington
Ticensi
cans-Arebias Pipe Lire Co
PAA
Middle East
Aritla
ALWA
Ace
Alva
Ada Men Develop Burns Run Near Dam On Lake Texoma
The Ada pair opened Burns Run near Denison Dam on Lake Texoma drawing thousands last summer. They ran a lively concession area with boats, gear, and food, while planning two bath houses and further expansion next season. Local officials note strong Texas patronage and interest in a family friendly recreation site.
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Ada
Coney Island
Texoma
Denton Dam
Texoms
Adams
Busho
Browall
Econcesginas
Bamburg
Tee Motors
Oklahoma Coney Island
Jalpe
Denison Dam
James V. Horn
Perk Service
Martyn
Browrall
Ata
Lloyd
Carl Browall
Ads
Wits
Mat Beece Oi
Sears
Burns
Mortyn
East Central
Oklshoras State Bank
Beechcraft Stepstons
Panic Lal Wichita
Kamsax
Otthoma
Stale Bank
Cabing
Taewad Co
Elio
Iit
Oklahoma Farm Views News Preview From Rural Oklahoma
The county farm agent Fordfield Miller offers advice on soil settling with manure or weeds to improve water clarity. Bill Philips and family in Latimer County praise Lyons farms in Salomia for higher feed per acre using soil series. A state statistic notes most fires start during soil operations and DUP material can go unnoticed until surface.
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Fiareld Miller
Bill Philips
Latimer County
Settee Respecters
RE. Lyons
Salomia
Bith
Ala
Sewell Wagoner County
Freedom Flight begins Wednesday across midwest states
The United States Junior Chamber of Commerce announces a multi state campaign named Freedom Flight. Ben Stepper, president of the organization, heads the tour starting in Des Moines with a twin engine aircraft. Frank Fister and Wil Marc Mandle join as officials accompany the event through several cities and governors, ending in New York.
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Tulsa
Oigle
United States Junior ‘Chamber of Commerce
Ben Stepper
Des Moines
Tows
Fosto
Shepperdof Counier
Shepperdof Counier With Governors and Indystriak
Yourgen Oy
Fister
Wil- Marc Mandle
Future Magasine
Middle
Gene Tierney Fired From Century Fox After Refusing Role
Hollywood dispatch reports actress Gene Tierney, previously earning about 3000 of 4000 dollars weekly in a Century-Fox contract, is suspended after declining a role in the film Walls of Jericho. Tierney says the studio’s action is not personal and she chose not to take the part, believing it would be a mistake for her.
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Hollywood
Gene Vieeney
Am Centuary-Fox
Miss Tierney
Itefusak
Emily
Orignal
Tiernez
4-H Achievements Highlight State Fair Delegates and Contests
Portage delegates attended the State Fair school and judged crop and livestock categories. Two 4-H members earned major yearly achievements, with record books showing medals, trips to 4-H Congress, scholarships, and state and national awards across meat, poultry, field crops, farm safety, and livestock contests. The piece notes ongoing record-keeping, dairy contracts, and pig fatstock plans, plus new officer elections for the LL club at Lawton.
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Portage Soumty Swart
Dean Young
Fitabuith
Clyde Bay
MelLish
Dan Smith
Latta
Yannis Morgen
Stonewall
Etd
Tom Griffith
Vanossela
Cairy
Ivestock
Thomas E Wilson Co
International Harvester Formpany
Standard Oil
Enrollment Climbs at East Central College Adds Weekend Classes
Enrollment at East Central College rises to new high this Saturday as additional classes are added. The college expands Saturday offerings for inservice teachers seeking extra hours, including two short courses, music, health education, and English, with more added if enrollment justifies.
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East Central College
Sollze
East Central
F College Durin
Palldod
European Nations Seek 19.33 Billion Aid Under Marshall Plan
Paris dispatch says Western and Southern European states released a 20000 word Marshall Plan plea asking the United States for 19.33 billion dollars in four years to buy imports. The document details general needs including coal petroleum timber cotton wool and machinery, with financing set through the reconstruction bank or a loan, and notes expected American price stability.
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Paris
Silioen Europeare Nations
Marshall Plam
Ant
United States
Sen
Prublic
Alex Te
Washington
Truman
George
Marshall
Sworth
North Sf
South America
Zony
Wast
Thorould
Sevciopmrene
Weis Bante
Iloan
Sharon
Fenera
Petrolcom
Western Bar
U. S
Candidates chosen for American Queen contest in Kansas City
Seventeen Kansas girls and nine others are selecting candidates for the American Queen contest in municipal auditorium October 18. Karl Raeiper and Clover discovery by scientists noted. details unclear due to OCR errors.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Jon
Mauricipal Auditorium
Karl R. Raeiper
Ranetory
Blast Claims Second Victim in Early Morning Explosion
An early morning blast at a tannery plant in Menaseo recapped a second fatality as police say the event remains under investigation. The wounded man Benton died after burns and injuries, while an earlier suspect, Nenad Tate, was noted as involved with prior fines and arrests for gambling, with police noting no clear motive yet.
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Menaseo
Loral Hasatist
Nenad Tati Tate
Pear
Benton
Inves
Texdrd
Peanut Association Application Blanks Availability Noted
The article notes Peanut Association application blanks and permits for grower families. It mentions buyers, prices, and a concrete block structure, with Boles having purchased peanuts locally and various erratic details about crops and timing.
County Discovery Well Flows at About 11 Barrels Per Day
The Leland Cooper No. 1 Madel in O County flowed at about 11 barrels per day after initial tests. The well lies northeast of 3i-Ga fe and south of Asi es, near the Asher field, with water production noted and the borehole ending at unknown depth. Local conditions include a sweeping storm to the south and several weather-related observations from the Canadian river region.
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Ponte Cereminty
Leland Cooper
Madel
Eimsley
Asies
Asher
Badaril
County Agent News and Farm Store Seed Availability
County Agent Maurier Garrett reports 100 pounds of yellow corn seed and other varieties available at the Partners Cooperative Store. Coalgate firm to supply hairy vetch rye grass wheat and rye seed. Winter plants touted for hardiness and rust resistance. Maver expands planting and Waster Cats project noted. High feed costs prompt emphasis on winter hardiness to reduce wintering costs. Ponca City area notes and church assembly elects Rev W Johnson president.
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Cual Ceusty Maurier Garrett
Caer
Tee. Dso
Parmners” Cooperative
Coalgate Bhlim=s
Ponca City
WT. Johnson
Duman
Blind student excels in braille aided classes at Vaness High
Jean McDaniel 28, a senior visually impaired at Vaness High, uses Braille textbooks and a raised-dot reader to study English history and literature with help from teachers and peers. She attends class, types notes, and reads braille texts with speed near that of sighted students, while riding the bus to school and receiving support from staff and classmates.
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Tyearaid
Jean McDaniel
Ives
Vaness High School
Bex Cher- Tey McDaniel
Muskogee
Muska
Jean Amine
Oser
Jess
Ein Gush
Eorry
Jean Gaus
Arival
Jean
Seon
Jesa
Sivlus
Lescom
Jene
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