Luxembourgs Mesta Starts Fancy Diplomatic Duty Abroad
Luxembourg welcomes Mrs. Mesta as the new American diplomat wife figure, handling receptions at the grand duchy’s chateau amid tourism focus. Her protocol duties, charity events, and planned lunches mark a rehearsal for etiquette and state customs, with guests and reporters following closely.
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Mesta
Charotte
Eleaa
Mesia UN
Margaret Trussan
Washington
Wasington Ractice
Prilotte
Meste
Ter Packerd
Two Oklahomans Die of Pelio Toll Rises
The Associated Press reports two Oklahomans died Sunday from Pelio, lifting the state death toll to 82. The victims include six year old Bartlesville resident Tre Schooler and Jerry Fairenila, son of Mr and Mrs Millsline Fairchilds of Oklahoma City. The deaths occurred after hospital treatment in Tulsa and Oklahoma City.
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Associated Press
Irtin Sehooler
Oie
Jbs
Ada High Home Economics Wing Rebuilt Since 1946
The Ada High School Home Economics department has undergone major modernization since 1946. Principal Trice Brogerick and supporters led the remodeling including enlarging the living room and rearranging spaces for better work areas. New equipment from local dealers and updated decor created a brighter, more functional environment for senior homemaking students.
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Ada
Trice Brogerick
Applance
Nocez
Zelma Cromer
Foods Coor
Mecurney Brothers
Sam Whittle
Life Term Gone Six Days to Hear His Music
A prison release tale follows a life term convict granted six days of freedom to hear music. The piece notes the man once tied to Grandstaff Wolf and Big Seri Earl, with hints of parole prospects and the warden’s farewell salute as a symbolic moment.
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Tex
Franz Cee Jie
Sitien
Ant
Chiaens
Texas
Ster
Grandateff
Grandsiaf
Hat fashions this season pour over men and women
A garbled feature discusses straw hat days, hat quality shifts from fur felts to wool felts, suede and velour textures, and general style guidance for men and women. It notes cost ranges, brim balance with face shape, and evolving trends like lightweight belts, casual hats, and sporty options.
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Genevieve Smith
Jones
Iman
Tréy
Gate
Cattle Tests In County Find Nine Of Two Hundred Twenty Five Infected
State Department of Agriculture rep Lew Richard White reports 9 of 225 cows tested positive for Bang’s disease, with about 300 head of heifer calves vaccinated for immunity. He invites ranchers to visit the office for testing or vaccination as county agents prepare for a Denver convention and note ongoing 4-H and winter pasture plans. Also highlights state fair entries by 4-H clubs and upcoming winter pasture strategies.
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Bangs
Lew Richard White
State Department of Ag- Teultum
Bang
Tenver
Denver
Catorade
ML OL. Wilson
Jan
Coaries F Brannan
Dr. Hanash
Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities
G. L. Noble
Donna H. Logan
Clearwater
Florida
Archie Hale
Coal County
Oklahoma City
O. M. Riley
G-Tk
Olene Daniel
Olney
Charles Stutze
Clarita
Billy Don Morrison
Billy Joe Woods
Clarita Club
Death of Boy in Accidental Play Shooting
In Bethany Oklahoma a 1 year old boy William Olea Benson was shot dead during a cops and robbers game when playmate Richard Teas aged 11 fired a 20 gauge shotgun in a bedroom closet. Coroner W F Hargrave ruled the death accidental.
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Bethany
Okla
Gett
Wen
Wiliam Olea Benson
Richard Bar Teas
Benson
Acne
W. F. Largrave
William
We Keep Close Tab on Baseball in Harassed Times
A reminiscent column argues Americans balance heavy world events with interest in baseball. It notes nationwide awareness of the cold war, tax questions, and college funding while affirming that sports fans stay engaged and rational, keeping tabs on baseball and other worthwhile matters.
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Kremlin
Even &E Hangman
Mary
Patrick Henry
Oklahoma City records coolest August in years
Oklahoma City reports a cool summer with August averaging 78.6 degrees, three degrees below normal. Precipitation reached about two inches, 69 percent of normal, while August 20 saw a high of 108 and Pawnee logged a 48 degree low. The cooler weather aided refining but surface moisture was lacking in some areas late in the month.
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Oklahoma City
Fedeal Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Cook
Allus
Pawhusza
J B Champion Ardmore Lawman Dies After Heart Attack
J B Champion of Ardmore Oklahoma dies at his home after a heart attack. A Kentucky bar member, he moved to Ardmore in 1801 and formed Champion Champion and Wallace with his son and Wilson Wallace. He served in the Oklahoma House 1930 and 1912 and chaired the code of procedure committee. He led the Oklahoma Children’s Hospital board for years and was buried at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Ardmore
Okla
J. B. Champion
Oklahoma
Champion
Kentucky
Champion, Champion and Wallace
Wilson Wallace
Carter County
Oxtaphon House of Representatives
Flo
Oklahoma Crippled Children's Hospital
J. B. Champion, Jr
East German government to form without popular vote
Berlin reports indicate Soviet controlled leaders plan a National German Democratic Republic in Berlin with Ulbricht as prospective chancellor. Ministers from five states in the Soviet occupation zone would meet with the economic council and German People's council to outline a new government without elections. Moscow denies a tomorrow meeting while issuing a preferred outline.
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Berlin
Gpi
Russia
East German Economic Council
German People's Council
Walter Ulbricht
Economic Council
Tomorroy
Vladimir Semionov
Sergei Tulpanov
Geshart Eisitr
U. S. Department of Justice
East German Economic Commission
East Zone
Eisler
Paving Project to Start on Fifteenth Street Block
Weather favors start this week on Fifteenth street paving between Broadway and Rennie avenues. First phase includes laying 2 waterlines and removing the old line. A new line will be laid along with parking and cross connections. City will grade, Roy A Fry Construction will finish grading and pour a 30 foot concrete roadway.
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Fifteenth Street
Broadway
Rennie Avenues
Roy A. Fry
Oswald Villard Dies at 77 in New York
Oswald Garrison Villard 77, noted newspaper and magazine editor and writer, died after months of illness following a stroke. Survived by widow Julia Sandford and three children, Henry Villard, Mrs. John Hammond, and Oswald Garrison Villard Jr. He rose to prominence with liberal editorials in the New York Post and led the Nation as editor from 1918, authoring several books including Memoirs of a Liberal Editor.
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New York
Oswald Garrison Villard
Villard
Julia Sandford
Henry Villard
Garden City
N.Y
John Hammond
Washington, D.C
Oswald Garrison, Jr
Palo Alto
Calif
New York Post
the Nation
Papers Fill In His Obit Blank
Chicago October 4 papers completed an obit for George Packard 31 retired Chicago attorney who dictated his own obituary before death. Born in Providence Rhode Island he graduated from Brown University and Northwestern Law School and practiced law in Chicago after a long illness he died at his home on October 1.
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Chicago
George Packard
Packard
Providence
Brown, University
Northwestern Law School
Image orthicon TV camera works in poor dusk
The modern television camera called the image orthicon is so sensitive that it can operate under unusually poor light conditions and even in late dusk when the human eye strains. In the United States during the year nearly 43 million cars of railway freight moved.
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New York
Jeaaes Fn
United States
Young Rett Girl Dies After Cotton Patch Accident
Charlotte Ann Hudson aged 11 died from injuries after a dusk accident near Rett Monday. She was picking cotton with relatives when a car driven by Higden swerved to avoid her, striking her head. Services set for 2:30 at Roff Baptist Church, burial in Lightning Ridge cemetery.
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Charlotte Ann Hudson
Laughr
Ennis H. Hudson
Rott
Tammy Highes
Cotton Patch
Higdon
Cabhiaion
Roff Baptist Church
Earl Barr
Buriel
Lightning Ridge Cemetery
Seek New Use for Tulsa Plane Plant
Oklahoma members of the new Midcontinent Industrial council will attempt to revive the Douglas bomber plant in Tulsa into active aircraft production. The council aims to stimulate new industries across midwestern states and secure recognition of the midcontinent as a vast resource for production.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
New
Midcontinent Industrial Council
Tulsa
Madey Paul Strasbaugh
Strasbaugh
Kansas City
Harold Wright
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Canadian
Gulf of Mexico
Kerr Congratulates Days for Victory Over Repeal
Sen. Robert Kerr warmly congratulated Oklahoma voters for defeating repeal last Tuesday. He cited the 42 year old constitutional prohibition and praised the state for its dry law persistence. Kerr noted no comment on a justice statement about bone dry cases under the 1934 federal law.
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Washington
Robert
Kerr
D-Obla
Oklahoma
Justicement
Congress
Oklahoma State Fair Financially Strong Despite Attendance Dip
Oklahoma City reports the state fair closed with strong finances as producer C G Baker predicts one of the best financially in history. Attendance was about 7,000 less than 1937, totaling 342 829, with grandstand shows at near full capacity except one night.
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Oklahoma City
Fair Spanaipesy
C. G. Baker
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