Ada Colored Pre-School Nursery Ready Ada Colored Pre-School Nursery Ready
Ada Colored Pre-School Society will open a nursery with Community Chest support of 1200, repurposing a disused school building 6 miles west of Ada. The project, led by Mrs W Fousher and Mr T Clublins, aims to provide care for about 20 children of working mothers, with fees paying maintenance.
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Ada Colored Ro
Ada Council
William Hansen
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TO. Clublins
W. M. Fousher
Community Chest
Whee
Che Cowny
Eruidla
Trands
Enple
Magro Worker
Vars Sala
Foosisi
Sinttt
Bey
Rie
Mulavland
Chinese Civil War Situation Darkens as Reds Advance
Observers report intensified fighting near Koteng and along the Yanptne river as Chiang Kai-shek’s forces struggle to hold key Manchurian routes. Chen Yi and Lin Pao deploy planned attacks while foreign observers warn it is too early to gauge overall balance. The national government’s grip on China remains challenged amid conflicting reports on future outcomes.
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Det
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Prastdine Chung
Daveramen
All China
Chen Yi
Withier Lin Paey
Chiang Kai- Shek
Oil Share May Be Needed in Future Oil Share May Be Needed in Future
Secretary Key held a news conference in Los Angeles announcing government plans to take over operations of an oil shale plant at Rifle Colorado. The plant built by Union Oil Co may be financed by the government to address oil shortages. Ke ng will travel to Arizona to meet with Indian leaders and discuss related issues.
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Rifle
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Krug Anid
Union Oil Co
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Colorado
Keng
Arizona
Alliance Forms in Western Europe Amid Peace Ambitions
Western Europe forms a military alliance including Britain France Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg. The bloc aims to deter aggression and support peace with U S backing, though formal American entry may wait until broader consensus. Monty selection as commander draws mixed British and international views.
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Europe
Suwa
Aenato
Appeuvick
van Denberg
Michigan
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Americas
America
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S. Cloyouty
Ghief
Patricia Dixon elected regional president of Horizon club
Patricia Dixon was elected Sunday as the new regional president of the Horizon club, the senior Camp Fire Girls branch. She succeeds Pat Philips of Wewoke, Oklahoma, and will head the five state region comprising Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas, and New Mexico. Officers include Renelly Landry of Port Arthur, Texas, vice president, and Joe Smith of Tulsa as treasurer.
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Tox
Gist
Patricia Dixon
Horizon Club
Camp Fire Girls
Miss Dixon
Pat Philips
Wewoke
Okls
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
Text
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Dewey Stays On Pace As Campaign Continues
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey remains confident of victory and will not alter his campaign pace after a Western swing. He will meet with adviser John Foster Dulles in Albany and plan a Berlin crisis briefing from Paris. Dewey’s team cited high-level talks and a steady strategy amid nationwide coverage and a forthcoming St. Paul speech.
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Albany
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Berlin
Arthur Vandenberg
CBS
Dewey
Vandenbere
Great Tengins
Pawling Tater
Fred Allen Bucking Give Away Deals in Radio Campaign
New York October 4. Fred Allen launches a one man drive against give away programs that entice listeners. He pledges to bond listeners up to a limit against losing any prize won by tuning into rival shows. Allen argues such programs spur talent while acknowledging risks and possible losses to sponsors.
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Fred Aaten
Allen
Kenneth Crosbie
ABC
Crosbie
Rome
NBC
Bartwaer
Empire State Building
Alten
National Sure Corporation
Asten& Rs
State Weather Forecasts Fair Conditions Through Tuesday
Weather reports indicate generally fair conditions across Oklahoma through Tuesday after a warm weekend. Highs are expected in the mid eighties, with Frederick recording a Sunday high of 97 degrees. No other Oklahoma city reported temperatures above 90F. In Hong Kong, a traditional belief links three consecutive deaths to the death of a child, suggesting sampan families weigh fate and prevent further deaths. The coroner noted the superstition but found no change in judgment regarding the case.
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Oklahoma
Weather Bureau
Frederick
Ie Weather Bureau
Okla
Hong Hong
Yan
Hong Kong
Bay
Two Year Improvement Plan Nears Completion at Jesse School
Jesse School six miles south of Stonewall nears completion of a two year improvement program led by county superintendent Norman Mitchell. Work by local citizens on a School Improvement Day upgraded grounds and walks, added a 75 foot playground space, redecorated interiors, improved lighting, and began a lunch program serving 40 to 60 children with balanced meals and milk. Future plans include a stores cellar and gym floor re-laying. Coke Unaleshilt is principal at Fegse school.
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Norman Mitchell
Evel
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Equity
Riley Jennings
Coke Unaleshilt
Fegse
Vera Un‘deriill
Bartlesville Sneaker To Lecture On Day Lilies Here
Bartlesville vice president F Régar Rice of Phillips Petraletum will speak at the south central district garden clubs meeting here Tuesday on Hemerocallis day lilies. He grows about 409 plants. a discussion will follow. Ada Garden Club members to attend luncheon and reports plan emphasis on hot topics in club work.
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Phillips Petrateum Co
Lamckean
First Christian Church
F. Régar Rice
Bartlesville
Phillips Petraletum Company
South Centred
Sera
Oklahoma
Imes
Harvey Lambert
Ade Chamber of Commerce
Mitchel
Epperson
KE. Ambrose
Jessie DeMoss
Ada Garden
Glen Smith
Three Fatalities On State Roads Reported
Oklahoma road fatalities rose to 57 for 1948 as three more deaths were logged. Victims include Mrs Donna Mazié Yanse Thompson of Hugo and two others from Tulsa and Pryor areas. A fourteen year old girl also died after a truck incident near Bed Oak Latimer county. State patrol noted unusually orderly traffic during the Oklahoma Texas A and M game weekend with no major crashes.
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Yanse
Thompson
Hugo
Mather
Rush
Tulsa
Dalila
Pryor
Bost
Jess F. Rost
Bed Oak
Latimer
State Highway Patrol
Stillwater
Paul W. Reed
Stele
Sailor Falls Into Drink at Narvik Wharf
A Narvik sailor climbing to his ship slipped into the sea. Onlookers lowered a rope as he struggled, pulling a bottle of brandy from his pocket and shouting to save the bottle first. The town’s only brandy store reportedly closed due to a strike.
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Sarvik
Norway
Narvik
Navajo Girl Invited to Amarillo Fair by Globe News
The Navajo student Florence Begay, valedictorian and musician, accepted an invitation to the state fair in Amarillo after Major Lawrence Racy arranged a reception and escort. She faced segregation on a bus to the fair and briefly left the route in Oklahoma City to return to Flagstaff after the incident, pursuing a $2,000 Sarah Lawrence College scholarship.
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Jan Ocreral
State Ling
Miss Beray
Sarah Lawrence
C College
Brornzeville
N.Y
Oklahoma City
Flagstaff
Plot Nipped With Siamese Arrests
Bangkok reports weekend arrests of about 30 army officers thwarted a plot to topple Marshal Phibun Songkram. Orders issued to seize more leaders as Al room movement halted and cabinet chaos grows. Premier plans changes to shore up rule, linking coup plot to Free Thai allies and Pridi Phanomyong.
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Phibur Songgram
al Troom
Siam
Parachuted fortunes sought in Belgian wartime stash
Police in Namur probe about 24 million Belgian francs dropped by parachute for underground movement during the war. Brussels reports say another 37 million francs vanished from the St Gerard region, mysteriously disappeared without trace.
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Namur
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PaChe
Austin Challenges Russia on Atomic Controls
PARTS Oct 4 Warren Austin of the United States challenged Russia on effective international control of atomic energy. He spoke in the UN General Assembly urging real work and criticizing Soviet proposals for ban talks and a world atomic bank while signaling U.S. willingness to press for stronger safeguards.
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United States
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Atomac Enarty
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Dmitri Z. Manilisky
Ukraine
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InNan
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Commissson Cynginge
Aiaiet
Corpele Hull Turns 15 In Naval Medical Center
Cordell Full, once praised as the father of the United Nations, marked his birthday in the naval medical center where he is cared for. An hourlong drive through Maryland with Mrs Hull and a photo session on the porch reflected his enduring belief that the nation must continue to pursue peaceful relations with Russia.
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Roosevelt
United Mall
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Methad
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Hull
Maryland
Naval Medical Center
Precinct Registrars Listed Across Ada Area
Precinct registrars for Pantotow county listed by ward and precinct with names and addresses across Ada and surrounding areas. Includes Ward 1 Precincts 1 3 4 and many others, plus Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 entries and multiple street addresses.
Roff Plans New Fire Truck Equipment and Benefit Dinner
Roff residents will add new gear to their fire truck to meet insurance standards. A Friday night fundraiser at Roff High School gym features a singing program with quartets and group numbers, a selling of songbooks, and a food drive to back the equipment purchase. George Mouchett Basheer was named advertising manager of the Alva Review-Courier, succeeding the Seminole Produces post.
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George Mouchett Basheer
Alva Review-Courier
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