Mrs Thompson funeral scheduled after Oklahoma death
Mrs Amarde Thompson 67 of 316 East Thirteenth died Thursday morning. Funeral set for Sunday at Missionary Church 330 East Thirteenth with burial in Jews Cemetery. She moved from Arkansas to Oklahoma in 1918, lived in Ada area, studied East Central College, and was active in a Baptist church and Sunday School. Survived by two daughters Ina Russell and Pearl Shivers a son Ira Rienwall four stepdaughters and many grandchildren and survivors across Oklahoma and Louisiana. Funeral arrangements announced locally.
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Amarde Thompson
East Thirteenth
Missionatist
Jews Cemetery
Thompson
Oklahome
Arkansas
An Shetau i
Atlas
East Central College
Ada
Beig
Ina Russell
Oklahoma City
Pearl Shivers
Coalgate
Ira Rienwall
M. Alton
Stonewall
Flora Thorreson
Tulsa
Vivien Johnson
Great Bend
Cora Bryan
Iona
George Pharps Shawne
Claude V."thompson
Adas
H. D
Irl Helms
Oklahoma University
Willard Rhynes
Ollahoma
Ted Helms
Buddy Russzi Helm
East Ten College
Buddy Jean
Fatsy Shivers
Schultz and
Lorst
Louisiana
Tea College
Pennsylvani
LaMarr
Bina Park
Cal
Arhington
Calters
J. d. Ryan
Ada Serah
Clear Skies Over Oklahoma Forecast
The Associated Press forecast predicts clear skies across Oklahoma with highs near 83 degrees. Rain totals were light, with McAlester Tulsa and Vinita reporting up to one tenth of an inch. overnight low around 50s at Guymen and Pever.
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Tre Associated
Oklahoma
McAlester
Tulsa
Vinita
Guymen
Pever
Weather Oklahoma Outlook with scattered showers
Partly cloudy tonight with showers developing in the panhandle and north central areas. Cooler temperatures approach, lows around 50s to near 60. Friday will be increasingly cloudy with more showers, cooler conditions in the west and north. Highs mid 60s to low 70s in the panhandle, 80s in the southeast.
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Oklahoma
Panhandle
North Central
Boys Here Learning Much in Work as Little Merchants
Kenneth Dittemort, a 15 year old Ada high school junior, is featured as a model youth on National Newspaperboy Day. He has delivered The News for almost four years along his nine block West Eighth street route earning about five dollars a week. He plans for college after high school and aims to save money through his earnings and occasional lawn mowing jobs.
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Kenneth Sittemore
Ada News
Dittemore
Bill Little
Kenneth Dittemort
America
Kenneth Dittemure
Kenneth
Onishoma
Kenneth Ditterore
Ada High School
Tie
Joney
West Eighth Street
Hurley Faces Murder Charge in South Storkton Killing
Hurley, arrested Tuesday afternoon in Minnestion, is charged with murder in the shooting of Jack Nabors on South Storkton avenue. The incident followed a tavern argument. Nabors died at the hospital after being shot five times. County Attorney W G Long led the case with a preliminary hearing set for October 31.
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Jack Nabors
Vascle Hurley
Callie Nabors
W. G. Long
South Storkton Avenue
Hurley
Colbert
He i
Petcy Armstrong
Istice
The
Peece
Fennant
Rich
Tony
Haley
Shrri’t
South Storkon
Nashers
Navorgun
Nabors
Tasrh O 2
Oval Hospital
Funeral Home
Thhat Nabors
Mrs. Fischer Dies At Stratford Home Funeral Thursday
Regina Fischer 73, born Essen 1853, died at Stratford Oklahoma after living in the area since 1910. Funeral held Tuesday at Stratford Pentecostal Holiness Church with Rev B L Haley. burial at Syars cemetery. Survived by husband Ernst, five sons Fred P L A Lester Elmer. daughter Pearl Isom. 21 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.
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Regina Fischer
Oklahoma
Stratford
Stretford Pentecostal Holiness Church
B. L. Haley
Ing
Ri ‘Ner
Davis
Syars Cemetery
Essen
Buenrinsthau Ala
Syarsland Stratford
Baptist Church
Ernest Fischer
Pearl Isom
Blanchardy
Fred
Oklahoma City
L. A
Medeira
Calif
Lester
Mesa
Apiz
Elmer
Blanchard
Two More Traffic Fatalities Listed In Oklahoma
Two more persons have died on Oklahoma highways, increasing the year’s traffic deaths to 403. The toll for 1943 during a similar period stood at 367. A car out of control near Lawton killed two year old Rhea Ann Rogers when the car rolled. Her father Frank Rogers and mother were uninjured. Enid resident Christian Peter Christansen, 38, died from injuries after a Saturday scooter and car collision. Another Oklahoma victim, Maury A. West, 53, a wheel salesman from Oklahoma City, died in a crash south of Libbock, Texas, Wednesday night.
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Oklahoma
Lawton
Rhea Ann Rogers
Frank Rogers
Christian Peter Christansen
Navy suspends Crommelin in Navy turmoil over morale
Navy officials suspended Captain Crommelin from duty amid expanding controversy over morale in the service. Secretary Matthews and President Truman voiced support for a fair handling, while an inspector general investigation and potential court martial loomed. Crommelin disclosed the Navy’s actions to reporters after meeting Admiral Price.
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Crommelin
Matthews
Truman
Defense Policie
Offic
John Dale Price
Price
Navy
Sayy Secres
H. R
Attics
House Passes Bill Expanding U S Social Security Program
The House approved a broad expansion of Social Security by 433 to 14, extending coverage to 35 million workers. The bill would raise benefits, create disability insurance, and raise payroll taxes staged to 3 percent, with coverage expanding though some groups like farm operators and professionals remain outside. Senate action is anticipated before the next session.
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House
U.S
Francis
M. L. Washington
Fkers
Senate
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Rep
Kean
R-Nj
Yankees Beat Dodgers 1 0 In World Series Opener
Dodgers stymie Yankees 1 0 as Brooklyn climbs to a 1 0 lead in the 46th World Series. Vic Raschi yields one run on tight defense and fine pitching, while 70 083 fans watch in quiet suspense. Reese, Robinson, Jurgensen figure in key plays as the game stays scoreless until late.
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Jack Hand
Yankee Stadium
New York
Arka
New York Yankees
Brooklyn
Vic Raschi
Bacogsh St
Reese
Lindell
Jurgensen
Mennich
Snider
Raschi
Rizzuto
Used Pipe Arrival Holds Promise for Ada Water Project
The City of Ada has dug up and brought in used pipe from Camp Claiborne Louisiana. Workers are conditioning the pipe near the water reservoir southeast of the city for the spring expansion project. Internal rust is being cleaned and exterior dirt scraped. The city seeks additional pipe from AmpTub er and notes substantial savings from buying surplus used pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Camp Claiborm
Enid Minister Elected Synod Moderator in Oklahoma
The minister of the First Presbyterian Church at Enid Dr. Horace Craig Casey was elected moderator of the Synod of Oklahoma at its 67th annual meeting. He succeeds Dr. Clayton S. Valdir of Stillwater. Rev. Robert Geller of Oklahoma A and M College was named vice moderator. Dr. Lloyd C. Walter of Oklahoma City continues as state clerk.
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Ardmore
Okla
Ont
First Presbyterian Church
Enid
Horace Craig Casey
Synod of Oklahoma
Casey
Calyton S. Valdir
Stillwater
Robert Geller
Oklahoma A&m College
Lloyd C. Walter
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Teachers Build Retirement Security in Pontotoc County
County teachers participate in the Teacher Retirement System of Oklahoma formed due to ineligibility for social security. In Pontotoc County 69 teachers contribute four percent of salary, with local boards and the county office handling payments to the state fund. The program, started in 1949, aims for retirement benefits at age 65, with monthly payouts based on earnings and years of contribution.
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Okilahoma
Pontotee
Poneee
Popitotce
Asi
Oklahoma
Pontohtoc County
Pontotoc County
Texas
N.C
Police Chief Files Against Operator Of Beer Tavern
Police Chief Cecil Smith filed a complaint in County Judge Tom Mee Keown's court against Nell Watkins operator of a beer tavern at 115 South Stockton. Charges include selling beer without license and to intoxicated persons plus disorderly conduct linked to a shooting involving Jack Mathers. Hearing set for October 12. surrender or trial.
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Cecil Smith
South
Stockton
Tom D. Mee Keown
Chief Smith
Jack Mathers
Nabors
Wagdle-Hurley
Nell Watkins
Smith
State Santa Claus Board Keeps Christmas Gift Drive On
Oklahoma City October 8 The Santa Claus commission which supplies gifts for about 3000 orphans and underprivileged children has begun in voicing and stocking presents Most purchases were completed in September This is the twelfth year of the project Secretary Mrs Jessie M Fountain directs sorting and distribution Children in approved homes list desired gifts Each child receives at least two gifts Four state oil men serve on the commission Gov Roy J Turner Frank Phillips W G Skelly and Forrest Harper
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Oklahoma City
Santa Claus Commission
Jessie M. Fountain
Roy J. Turner
Frank Phillips
Bartlesville
W. G. Skelly
Tulsa
Forrest Harper
Hayes P-TA Program Friday at the school auditorium
Hayes P-TA will meet Friday at 2 15 PM in the school auditorium with all patrons urged to attend. Miss Neva Kennon presents the theme Foundation for Friendship. Mrs Guy Shipe gives the devotional. Miss Huth Hager directs a musical program including the girls chorus and the mixed chorus of more than seven fifth and sixth graders. Tea served after. hostesses are Mrs H T Alexander, Mrs Burt Thompson and Mrs Tommie Maines.
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Hayes P-Ta
Neva Kennon
Foundation For Friendship
Guy Shipe
Huth Hager
H. T. Alexander
Burt Thompson
Tommie Maines
Bats Enter Hibernation Mode Amid Winter Freeze
Bats in hibernation become cold blooded for the time being, aligning with several other normally warm blooded species that endure long winter sleep.
US protests mistreatment of Americans in Soviet zone of Germany
The United States delivered a strong note to the Soviet Union denouncing the mistreatment of Americans in the Soviet zone of Germany. It cited two college students from Oyster Bay New York and Radnor Pennsylvania detained eight weeks and a U S Private who escaped a prison after ten months. The note demanded punishment for responsible officials and adherence to elementary rights of citizens in line with international comity.
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Washington
United States
Russi
Germany
Kirk
Moscow
Oreign
John J. Sinkowicz
Berlin
Pergona
Charses
State Department
Warren
Ocsna
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Peter
Oessner and
SeVers
Europe
Attendant Slain by Robber at Amarillo Filling Station
A handicapped filling station attendant, Charles Lee Freeman, 21, was shot and killed today in Amarillo. A robber, who fled after taking $31.11, rifled Freeman's pockets and left him lying in front of the open cash register. Freeman had a defective left arm.
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Amarillo
Tex
Charles Lee Freeman
Freeman
Bossy boss tells sales force to stay alert
A terse boss, described as a teller who rests feet on the desk, lectures the salesmen on restraint. The remark blends brag and complaint as a speaker warns against greed and careless habits, reflecting a sharp, humorous slice of office life.
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Alte
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Mrs. Thompson
Russia
Congress
G. Crommelin
Tinel
Brooks
Doelgers
Yanik Oes
Yankees
Dorgensen
Harmanski
Henrich
Bauer
Robinson
Johnson
Hermanthi
Coleman
Backler
Enic Minister Synod Moderator
Lee Tee
State
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