Meat Prices Drop Nearing Retail Shops
Chicago reports retail pork prices easing as a surge of hogs hits markets nationwide. Officials attribute declines to seasonal factors, farmer actions, and consumer resistance. Packagers push wholesale pork lower while plant labor shortages affect supply. Prices may rebound after spring stockups.
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Chicago
Nets
Aft
Samme
Hutch
Agriculture Department
Afictil Et Chigano
Novaetri
Fay
South St Paul
Jones
Elliott
National Association of Petal Meat
Usta
Taellanapalis
Sid
Atoka County Man Run Over by Truck Killed
Atoka County, Oklahoma, a 40 year old man named Thompson was killed in a highway accident near Atoka city at 2 10 am when a truck struck him while both vehicles approached each other. Police investigated the incident and identified the driver as Ditson Tirlea in a report noting highway tolls.
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Atoka County
Ascetanne
Willy Thompson
Cowl
Atoka
Tadaw
Thompson
Highway Patrol
Rand
Atoke
Mim Jyung
Joe Benefield
Resofield
Narrot
Oo Mboward HB
Ditson
Tirlea
Weather forecast for Okishoms Fall tonight and Friday
Readings show patchy frost possible with lows near 20s to 38 degrees across counties. Friday turns partly sunny with cooler highs near the mid to upper 30s and a light breeze. East zones around 38, west around 20s to 38 with frost risk early.
Postpone Action on M Laurin Admission at Oklahoma Uni
The Oklahoma Regents ordered a study on providing Negro graduate instruction under complete segregation and postponed a decision on admitting G. W. Mc Laurin, a retired Black professor. Tulsa attorney Hall seeks a federal injunction to block denial for the current semester. The board instructed Cross to report after studying class hours, facilities, and schedules for segregated instruction and to obtain extra funds if needed.
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Tulsa
McLaurin
Antes Hall
Oklahoma City
Cross
Mehaurin Orr
T. R. Benedum
Northan
Wasa
G. W. McLaurin
Bom Emery
Bartlesville
Getpher M
Ome
Ada Youth Center Reaches 591 Local Registrants
Ada Youth Center reports 591 local boys and girls registered as of April 9. Formed about three years ago by civic groups, the center operates from Convention Hall downtown to curb juvenile delinquency. Headed by George MacRobert, the center offers games, a ballroom, study literature, and adult supervision to foster neighborly policy and improved youth behavior.
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Ada Youth Center
George MacRobert
YC Youth Center
Adw
MacRobert
Ada
James Flint
Cecil Smith
I Howard Greer
East Central
Pamela Stewart
Goor
Jaycees Skip Full Christmas Lighting Plan in Ada
Ada Jaycees will not attempt the full Christmas decorating program this year due to cost. Downtown decorations will proceed with limited lighting at Main and Broadway as funds allow, and other intersections may receive some ornamentation if money is raised. President L Gesnoth said Santa Claus will visit Ada and a platform program will run at Main and Broadway, with the downtown area less elaborate than in past years.
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Funion Chamber of Commeres
Mot Wansling
Merchad
Jdayeeds
Wainane
Browewaye
Jaycees
Ada
BR. L. Gesnoth
The
Adaa
Main and
Broade
Down Tower
Ada Exhibit Set Up For Oklahoma Manufacturers Exposition
Ada Chamber of Commerce prepares a 14-item Ada display for the Oklahoma Manufacturers Exposition in Oklahoma City December 7. The Ada booth will be placed at Southwest Natural Gas Building on West Thirteen, then moved to the Morriginal Auditorium for a 10 a.m. opening officiated by Governor Roy Turner. The exhibit will feature a panorama of manufacturing from drilling tigs to pottery, with products from 50 state manufacturers. Ada’s section includes two complete booths and 23 Ada Roma towns participate in the showcase titled the showplace of Oklahoma.
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the Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma City
Ogi
Ada
West Thirteenth
Farvey Lambert
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Thas
Roy 3. Turner
Adate
Bere
Adg
Okelahorra
Agans
Adz
Ada Air Squadron Meeting Tonight at Elks Club
The Ada Composite Squadron of the Air Force reserve schedules two 7:30 pm meetings tonight at the Elks club under Capt. Jack Price. Topics include radial engine maintenance and repair, a radial engine film, and progress from a Tinker Field rep with plans for future development. Correspondence course forms for those not yet completed will be handled at the gathering.
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Ada
Air Force Reserve
Elks Club
Jack Price
Tinker Field
County Officers Raid For Whiskey Net 42 Pints Found
County officers reported two raids for whiskey yielding 42.4 pints across the two locations. Charges were filed Thursday morning against hh Wrigit and Leonard R. Iker. A North Broadway site operated by Tker contained 10% pints of tax paid liquor. Wright's place west of Ada produced 32 pints of tax paid whiskey. Charges of possession of intoxicating liquors were filed against the men. Paris notes Eleanor Roosevelt’s upcoming birthday.
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Hh Wrigit
Leonard R. Iker
North Broadway
Tker
Wright's Place
Ada
Tag Men
Western Powers Split Over Berlin Blockade Crisis
Six nonaligned members of the United Nations Security Council favored easing tensions by urging Russia to lift the Berlin blockade. Britain United States and France discussed drafting a resolution, but a Western official said no text exists yet and the US preferred to await fuller council input.
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United Nations Security Council
Berlin
United States
Britain
Frame
Russia
China
Syria
Belgium
Colombia
Argentina
Caratha
Ukraine
Security Council
Cleveland Squares Series With 4 Fo f Victory Thursday
Cleveland tops the Boston Braves 4 1 in game two of the best of seven series before 39 693 at Braves Field. Bob Lemon pitched for Cleveland, holding Boston to one run as Hegan Spahn and others provided the support. the Indians lead the series 2 0 behind strong defense and timely hits.
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Cleveland Squares
Braves
Boston
Bob Lemon
Cleveland
Boatom Braves
Teveland
Byetor
Ah Lemon
Hegan
Spaiin
Barrett
Potter
Stanky
Gordon
Spahn
Siguméer
Holmes
Leman
Russia Warns West Of 20 Year Impasse On Disarmament
Berlin reports say Soviet planes dropped a bomber near the city while Russians announce gunnery and parachute drills across air corridors to Berlin. U S officials protest potential formation flying and ground hazards. The moves appear tied to autumn exercises by the Soviet occupation army.
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Berlin
Mumervars
Allet
U. S
Vincent Gookin
Air Safety Center
Acme
Cuy
Goakin
Sorviet
County Teachers Elect Mrs. Duffer As New President
The Portotoc County Teachers Association elected Mrs. Casper Duff as president with Si Voss as vice president and N. Mitchell continuing as secretary treasurer. OED directors include J. 3. McKee Malish superintendent and Loyd Waters. The officers were chosen at the annual meeting held at Falk East Central College on Wednesday night.
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Portotoc County Teachers Association
Casper Duff
Fitehugh
Si Voss
Galey
Mitchell County
Teasurer
OED
J. 3. McKee
Malish
Loyd Waters
Allen
Association Cimmer
At Falk
East Central College
Doyie McCoy
Lorder
A. RR. Wallace
Jame Little
Persi Nomons
Br. Katey
W. Ratey
6Th Eastist University
Shawnee
Irene
OGBU
Chileaco WU
Tate
Ando
Trene
Pollusion Charges Filed Against Seven In County
Oklahoma Fish and Game Department filed charges in county court against seven individuals representing four firms for contaminating waters in Clear Fork of Boggy River Sheep Creek and related streams. Allegations include salt water and silt from wells and a gas line plant entering creeks, harming fish and land. Ranging game wardens collected samples and photos as evidence. several operators face action with more cases anticipated.
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Oklahoma Fish and Genes Department
Bob Hammer
L. E Crawford
Lawsor
George Jones
Rec Dunnigan
Clear Fork
Dennis
Ranger Beamer
Sheep Creek
Virgil Manahan
Dewey Manahan
Smith Farm
Lavi
Pete) Ackley
Clyde Moore
WH. Atkins
W.T. Mills
Carter
Lhaerden City
Bootlegger Types Reported Amid Raids This Week
State officers describe bootleggers as curious nervous anxious and optimistic during raids. Some deny bootlegging yet display federal stamps while officers search. One leader leaves for Colorado after quitting business. investigations continue for whiskey dealers as raids persist.
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Colo‘radio
Demands Big Four Cut Their Armies By One Third Now
Paris reports Deputy Foreign Minister Vishinsky urged the Big Four powers to cut their armed forces by one third within a year. He blamed Western officials for blocking progress on disarmament and condemned “ludicrous” reductions. The UN General Assembly debate focused on military force limits and the Atomic Energy Commission’s work.
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Big
Paris
T.pi
Russis
Andrei 'Y. Vixshinsky
Tome
Atomic Energy Commission
Foul Henri Spaak
Belgium
United States
Britain
France
Russia
China
Canada
Brazil
Ecuador
Iudia
Ukraine
Vishinsky
West
Staes
Ister
Ernest Bevin
Rewart Fori
Isigispeech
College Faculty Meeting Announced at Knight Hall
Rest Contrat faculty will hold a meeting on October 13 at Knight Hall. Dr. C F Smeneer, senior president, announces the gathering to discuss scholarship improvement. Dr. ER Chandler will report. new members be introduced by Dr. Spencer who will also speak briefly on general topics. All instructors invited to discuss class problems with the committee.
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Knight Hall
C. KF. Smeneer
Senier
Pessimist Insurance Adopts Election Warning Tone
A clipped political advertisement warns that insurance bought but never needed lapses if a candidate pledging to serve the people is elected. The message implies memory of prior failures if premiums lapse and hinges on voter action.
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Wittie Thompson
Barby
Tadey White
O. U
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blade-In-Oklahoma Exposition
Reids
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Criss
Devon
Bark
Lemon
Gerdom
Torgesor
Dace
Eliott
Boudreau
Torgesen
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Lemons
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Robinson
Mike McCormick
Negan
Salkeld
Sal Keld
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Jong
Clarke
Eliots
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Torgesot
Clark
Elliot
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