Bandits rob exclusive club in Painesville raid
In Painesville Ohio on September 23 a group of 12 marked bandits armed with machine guns raided the exclusive Siqumds club near town. They forced staff and patrons to the floor, emptied a gambling bank of cash and jewelry valued around 200000 dollars, and escaped in three stolen cars after firing several volleys. Witnesses said the scene resembled a stage act as the robbers shouted orders and fired shots during the daring heist. Sheriff James Maloney and deputies investigated the robbery with preliminary estimates from club officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville
Ohio
James Maloney
Sheriff's Dagaties
Edwar Cook
Clarence Arnm
Pambling
Patx
Armin
Mare W. Schaffner
Arun
Itacy Healy
Lef Tushand
Peter Lind Hayes
Eddar
Henry-Hayes
Milne
Jax
Gintman
Building in August Up Over July Total
New York reports Dodge data show August building contracts in the east rose 25 percent from July and exceeded July by 2 percent. Residential work gained 28 percent from July. public works and utilities rose 35 and 24 percent respectively. Regional totals listed for Missouri, Arkansas, and nearby areas vary. overall August totals reflect a strong contra-seasonal trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rocky Mountains
Das Dodge Corp
Dodge Corb
Missouri
Haineis
Tennpsyee
Arkansas
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Hughes Tham Aveust
Home Demonstration Projects Highlight Rural Club Efforts
Local 4-H club members from Pontotoc County excelled in home demonstration exhibits despite stiff competition from nearby counties. Winners include Rae Thompson and MenoR mond VWerbles with displays in red and white ribbon groups. The district 4-H achievement program offers medals, state-level competition, and scholarships, with deadlines set for September 22. A new insecticide Chlordane is recommended for roach control, with careful use and cabinet cleaning advised. A Colbert Club meeting is scheduled for October 2 with guest speakers and a pineapple dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marth Soe
Chite
Pontotoc
Oklahoo
Rae Thompson
Jessia
MenoRmond Vwerbles
Dray
Iches
Fred Rotxer
Gasr Corser
J. E. Boring
Pecan Grove
Lomas Fulton
Pecam Grove
Amy
Garmin
Hole Spree
John A. M. ‘Reowm, Co
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Te Neler
Mee County
HDA
Cock-Bearhey
Davis
Public Works Jobs Show Increase In State After War
Oklahoma public works contracts rose after World War II with total state and local awards reaching 12.7 million for January–June, while year-ago period totals were 51.3 million. Highway and sewer projects dominated the pattern, with state and local agencies overseeing most highway contracts and county and local authorities handling several projects.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Federal Works Agency
Texas
Kansas
Arkansas
New Mexico
Sabibona
State Highway Department
Bader
Recipe Fragments on Sugar Mixture and Cooking Time
The text references sugar and a method to “prot through chopper and cook joedy for a minutes of watch de sired ¢omsistency.” It appears as fragmented recipe notes mentioning measurements and process steps, but the full instruction is unclear and partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joedy
WAA Deciding On Gruber Land Fate
Tulsa Oklahoma September 21 War Assets administration local office says 600 acres of the Camp Gruber tract of 490 acres will return to Agriculture and classification made. Remaining 36660 acres eyed by Oklahoma Planning and Resources board for full use as a land bank. If suitable for farming grazing or forestry owners may have opportunity to repurchase Gruber land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
War Assets Administrations
Cemp Gruber
Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board
Uae
WAA
Oral
War Department
Camp Gruber
Mother Tries High Wire and Dies in Memphis Fair
A young Memphis mother of three attempted a dare on a high wire at the mid-sent fair and fell to the ground. Identified as Mrs Elizabeth Navig, she climbed the pole in darkness and slipped from the balance. Police Inspector Wiebenes said the act appeared to be a dare. The incident ends a brief, tragic page in a busy fair night.
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Memphis
Tens
Ant Diac
Elizabeth Navig
Pete Wi
Wiebenes
Davis
Pele
Wholesale Soap Prices Rise Despite Miami Market Turmoil
The article notes wholesale prices for toilet and powdered soaps increasing, with a reported boost around percent. Procter and Gamble reportedly limited price changes by about 2 percent in March. Mentions Coptez the Spanish explorer and a claim about the United States possessing 71 million irrigated acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
State Seeks Control of Textbook Retail Prices
Attorney General Williamson and aides discuss regulating retail textbook prices adopted by the state. A subcommittee member says limiting retail fees could “black market” books, while wholesale pricing rules for state purchases already exist. Parents must buy books at retail prices due to funding gaps for a free program.
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Okeaboma Cees
Attormey Gel Mae Q. Williamson
Williamson
Capitol
Ecel Battles
Henryetta
Alrea
Vocational Home Ec Group Growing in Ada High Schools
Ada high schools expand vocational home economics with enrollment rising from 50 girls last year to 78 this year. The group plans an officers training school with 14 schools attending Saturday in Ada. Maximum activity includes initiation, festival plans, and multiple project committees led by Melba Chapman and others.
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Ada
PHA
Maxine Gulich
Merilynx
Cromer
Clarence Bandy Ma Gophoraece
Pine
Melba Chapman
Betty Richardson
Phyllis Eysare
Time Crawford
Oma
Bee Calhoun
Rowe Economics
Oklahoma rodeo stars shine at World Championship event
The New York Madison Square Gardens rodeo crowned Oklahoma cowboys with top placings. Winners include Frank Rowe in bull riding and Charley Colbert in steer wrestling, with other strong showings by Tom Regan and Jack Wilkinson as chronicled in the event results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Camestats Sob
Oklahoma
Jim Madison Square Gardens
Oklaharmans
A. Thine Jim
Todi Whailey
Bethel
Ota
Tom Regan
Tuli ‘Sa
Frank Rowe
Perkins
Okla
Oes Burk
Comanche
Charley Colbert
Hugo
Serena
Seca
Norns
Pecsom
Wild Hones
Zee Ae Ber
Jack U Wilkinson
el Reno
Seira the Mink
Weasel
New Ada Minnow Bucket Aims to Keep Bait Alive
A new Ada manufacturing venture unveils a two purpose Eureka minnow bucket that oxygenates and aerates water to keep live bait fresh. Designer Etheridge says the battery powered device can sustain minnows for days, with a four gallon capacity and a ready supply of 7,000 buckets expected. Estimated price around 13.50 dollars each.
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Ada
Eureka
Cecik BE
Ethexhige
Fant “Eeden
Ige
Etherstime
Etheridge
Dot
Paul Weeden
Cecil E Erherisge
Bronzewall Highway
City Lake Road
Reunion of Draper Home Comes Friday
Sir and Mrs W G Chayper longtime teachers honored at Draper co scholastic reunion. Former students from several states gather to celebrate influence, with a fish fry finale at the Draper home. Events begin October 3 with a 7 p.m. start and continue October 4.
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Draper
Sir
Mra
W. G. Chayper
Amd
Draper Eo-Student Association
Johnston County
Drapers
Bell
Tieioymings
Soi
Californi
Oklahoms
Arkansas
el Teady
Amin
Fey
Conference urges federal state tax readjustment and self reliance
A Chicago conference of 26 U S. governors and legislators urged immediate readjustment of federal state tax relations. They backed state administration of programs, equitable estate tax sharing, and federal action to curb inequities among communities while pursuing fiscal self sufficiency and reduced government spending. Participants included Carisoxr of Wansed and Donneily of Missouri.
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Chicago
U. S
Sor
Fideral
Spe
Mparel
Igtstes
Ceanonoyers
Congress
BCA
Carisoxr
Wansed
Donneily
Missouri
Valley View admissions list and public sale notice
A reading of Valley View admissions lists includes names and addresses of mothers and babies from Ada and nearby towns, noting multiple births and expected delivery dates. The item also lists a county delinquent tax sale set for October 13 and remarks on juvenile crime arrests per Justice Department records.
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Doren
Great Britain
N.C
Wwe
Dl le Lil
Gan't
Atk
Tage Pene
Wiedpale Deltas
Colbert Club
Woodley
Gruber Land
Hobart
Ek City
Ae i Jean Sreenay Argbtim
Quartz Mountain
Lurgert
SSS Ee
Coptez
New World
Ade
Big Rodeo
Madison Square Prise Menay
Cecil Etharidge
Storsne
Tishemizga Coopla Amenged
Aliey
Waterloo
Okahoma Gas and Electric Do
EeBy Ray Archer
Tom Dykstra
Dielel Womack
Bothy Bassman
J. 3
Minard
Huncan
Donvan
KARE
Eddie Evans
Savanna
Tate
Valley View
Katherine Leaste
Earl
South Turner
Aca
Delores Rice
Seeil Brogins
Mor
Burton Mann
Koray
Patay Vandegrift
Ies
North Dek
Catherine Andrews
West 1Th
Wee Zupa
Lens
East Stréet
Cee Luis Cannady
EB Centre
Tay Irs
Waste Lee’ Barnett
Clarita
Nira Clara Robnett
Konawa
Wer Sen Smith
East Street
Leah A. Dietrich
Cromwell
Wands Paley
Nettie C. Bigs
Axe
Ratalad
West
Alice Fowler
West Pace
Jane Hunt
Sophie Veach
Leathe
Erat
Troy Gilway
Stonewall
Wewchsa
Seminole County
Lis Town
Department of Justice
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