U S Robot Planes Surpass Sound Barrier in Tests
U S Navy ram jet engines have logged speeds above 1400 mph in tests. UK claims 300 mph in a drop test. NACAs drop tests aim for 1200 to 1800 mph with more powerful engines. Ram jet tech uses external rockets to reach ram effect. stability and altitude limit performance. Experts caution against assuming immediate supersonic piloted aircraft.
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James Strebig
Itted Press
Eley
ELAND
United States Navy
Navy
National Advisory Committee For
Asronautics
NACA
England
Iwo Jima Damaged By Typhoon Devastation
A damaged report from Guam describes a tropical typhoon striking Iwo Jima 600 miles north of Guam. It claims winds of 129 mph with gusts to 145 mph, leveled a barracks, damaged several other buildings, and caused extensive water damage while communications were cut for hours.
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Iwo Jima
Guam
Coastard
Volcanic
Coast Guard
Fred
T S Moore Dies Thursday Morning In Ada Since 1937
T S Moore a longtime Ada resident and former cabinetmaker died Thursday morning at 6 43 while milking after moving to a farm in the Hollis area earlier. Survived by Daisy L Moore his widow, daughter Mary Rose and son John Moore, mother Lizzie Moore and brothers Ralph Pad and Lie. funeral set from First Methodist Church with Rev W A Alexander officiating.
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T. S. Moore
Beng
Methodist Cauvch
W. A. Alexander
Ada
Tulsa
Mr Moore
State Railway Department
Bormaly
Mikiard
Tex
Hollis
Aklahama
Hayes School
Ace
Lattax
Mary, Aivend
Mo Rose
John, Moore
Aday
Lizzie Moore
Roswell
New Mex
Ralph
Phad and
Lie
Law Upholds 3.2 Beer Sale In Oklahoma
Oklahoma criminal court of appeals upheld state law allowing 3.2 beer sales. The decision denied an appeal by Nowata County Attorney J M Springer, who sought to bar tavern sales. The court ruled 3.2 beer is not an intoxicant under the state constitution. Meanwhile 60 days remain for petitioners to seek a statewide popular vote on prohibition repeal.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Criminal Court of Appeals
Nowato County
J. M. Springley
Springer
Nowata
Diavinsset
Pauline Meanard
Nowata Tavern
County Stroomey
Oklahoma
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Nowate
Capitol
Tocax
Bill Shi
Mor
Still Hoping For Four Minesweepers
Pearl Harbor report on October 9 notes a faint distress signal from the Pacific keeping hope alive that four minesweepers may be found. The signal claimed to come from the Edward M. Guirim tug after it cut the four minesweepers adrift near Palmyra 16 days earlier while seeking fuel and supplies.
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Pearl Harbor
Pacific
U.S
Tre
Galt
Edward M. Guirim
Palmymiles
Sta Frontier
Yadieman
Philippines
Pebmiyra
Chile Ousts Two Communists In Los Alamos Theft Case
Los Alamos agents arrest two ex Army photographers tied to classified Los Alamos and Sandia base thefts. George Wellington Thompson and Ernest Lawrence Paparello face arraignment in Santa Fe and Albuquerque respectively. Bond set at 10,800 dollars. Thompson pleads guilty to Los Alamos thefts but denies photos from this base. Paparello’s hearing delayed pending counsel and bond arrangements.
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Albuquerque
al Kodern
Matey
Los Alamos
Miles Apsyt
Monica
George Wellington Thompson
Greenwood
Miss
Army
Sandia
Atom Laboratory
Ernest Lawrence Paparetta
Ames City
N. J
Los Adamos
Federal Bureau of Investigation Ag
Thompsom
Civil Service
Santa Fe
Paporello
al Maquer- Que
Tources
Thompson
FBI
Iris
Paperella
Fis
Ada to Host Cancer Symposium for Area on Friday
A Cancer Symposium is planned in Ada with ten statewide speakers from the American Cancer Society and state health agencies. The event will run at the Adaridge Hotel from 10 am to 3 pm and aims to inform Ada and surrounding communities about cancer treatments and prevention.
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Ada
Oklahoma
American Cancer Society
Okla“home Medical and Dental Greens
State Sealth Department
Ai@ridge
Court Silent On That Wedding Gown
London reports a court declined to confirm or deny details of Princess Elizabeth's wedding gown. The Daily Mirror speculated on secrecy before the November 2 wedding to Lieut Philip Mountbatten, noting satin fabric costs and the risk of the gown being copied if the secret leaked.
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London
Elizebeth
Nike
Buckingham Palace
Daily Mirror
Philip Mountbatten
Ada Buyers Haven't Gone For Responding to Food Proposal
Washington dispatch outlines mixed consumer response to a government plan urging housewives to alter food purchases. Retail managers report no sharp rush or major shifts. some note plans to observe poultry and egg restrictions, while meat sales show uneven changes. Industrial leaders warn a liquor distillery holiday could cost thousands of jobs and disrupt production, with officials predicting regional impacts across several states.
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U.S
Truman
Ronald Sanders
Washington
Eiuntre
AFL
Justom
John
Nick Kier ‘Mann
Frankfort
Charles Luckman
Citizens Took Committee
Neuar Tacres
Safira Weeps As Trial Is Delayed in Havana
In Havana Cuba October nine Patuicia Schmidt a 22 year old Toledo dancer known as Safira wept in her cell counting hours until trial for the Mundi yacht case. She and others face judges after the April murder tied to a Cuban firm. A five day postponement was ordered due to Independence Day festivities.
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Havana
Cuba
Patuicia
Sethra
Schmidt
John Lesson
Chicago
Toledo
Abaart
Zatad
Cristobal More
Superor Criminal Court
Deloder
Names for 16 New Oil Pools Submitted
TulsaOct reports the Oklahoma Corporation Commission will receive 16 new oil pool names after yesterday approval by the Oklahoma Steering committee on nomenclature for the Kansas-Oklahoma division of the Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association. New pools cover Okfuskee Lin gin Oklahoma Garvin Cotton Lagen Hughes Stephens and Grady counties with expanded pools now having one more well each in Okfuskee Kiowa Jefferson counties.
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Tulsa
Ola
Oct
Oklahoma Corporation
Oklahoma
Kansas-Oklahoma
Okfuskee
Linegin
Garvim Cotton
Lagean
Hughes, Stephens
Grady
Community Concerts Membership Drive Expands Amid Closing Campaign
The second annual Community Concerts membership drive intensifies to set a deadline Saturday at 7 pm for new members. The association will then decide how many concerts can be arranged next season and emphasizes reciprocity allowing members to attend similar programs in Ada and nearby cities. Local concerts have drawn attendees from McAlester Shawnee Wewoka Durant Ardmore and Lawton, with no extra charges for members.
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Cis
Ted
Plaum
Tomianti
Adz
Menther
Sere
Ada
McAlester
Shawnee
Wewoka
Durant
Ardmore
Lawton
Tere
Teachers Name Doyle McKoy and Election of Officers
The county teachers gathered at the First Christian church for a banquet and serious discussion of education revision. Ada High biology teacher Doyle McKoy was elected president, Sybil Stokes of Stonewall High named vice president, with about 25 percent of members in attendance. East Central Concert Singers performed, and Rex Morrison introduced George Behn, former Ardmore superintendent and past Oklahoma Education Association leader. Behn urged new approaches to reading, writing, and arithmetic, stressing the need for teachers to shape citizens amid atomic age anxieties and global tensions.
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James
Michael
Virgil Medlock
Lawrence
Dent
East Central Concert Singers
Acdavere
Rex Morrison
Aula
George Behn
Ardmove
Oklahoma Education Association
OFA
Russia
U.S
South
America
Ing
Tdealisor
Mem
Galden
Bahn
Iit
Chures
Oklahoma
Ibath
Jets Next For Push Buttons
Wilmington Ohio reports progress on automatic flight experiments using jet fighters and transports. Wright Field and Clinton County air base acknowledge the C-54 Skymaster’s final leg, with one aircraft featuring an electronic brain guiding full takeoff to landing. Experts note potential applications for jet approach and landing, reducing pilot workload and improving reliability.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Rger
England
Wright Field
Clinton, County
Stephenville
N. F
Piertoin
Col
Seniamin
Mersey
Raids Net Whiskey and Three Faces Charges
County officers conducted two whiskey raids Wednesday and seized 172 units of taxpaid liquor from three suspects. Forrest Simpson allegedly stored 170 pints of whiskey at a North Stoneway business. Garland Hair and Jack Green reportedly possessed three pints during the raid. Bair faced a second related charge within a week after he allegedly hid and destroyed nearby whiskey. Deputy Fay Goodwin and Constable Joss Lea assisted in the operations.
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Forrest Simpson
North Stoneway
Garland Hair
Jack Green
Bair
Mace
Amd
Fay Goodwin
Joss Lea
Airliner plummets in midair scare near El Paso
An American Airlines DC 8 carrying Dallas to Los Angeles passengers plunged 3000 feet after a suspected automatic unit failure near El Paso. Pilot Charles Sisto recovered control, returning the jet to normal and diverting to safety. Passengers reported flying debris and fear but no serious injuries. Investigators from the carrier and Civil Aeronautics Authority began examining the incident to determine the cause.
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EL Paso
Tex
Fet
HPO
Maltaret
Yestars
Cant
Charles Sista
American Airlines
Dallas
Los Angeles
Engi
Civil Aetornatics Anthyiv
Sisto
Clyre “Miller
Oakland
Caliz
Lavyuard
Charles H. Colvin
Washington, D.C
Truman
Bir
Yugoslav diplomats expelled from Chile over alleged Soviet plots
Santiago reports Yugoslav charge d affaires Andrej Cumja and Deli ber dakesa secretary were expelled after being accused of plotting communist campaigns against the United States and Western democracies. The official note cited plans to intensify propaganda, sabotage production, and coordinate strikes. Authorities said Cumja had long ties with Chilean communists and that Jakasa carried live instructions.
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Santiago
Chile
Chihaam
Dominunist Campnien
United States
Hemisphere Solidarity
Andrej Cuma
Deliber Dakesa
Yux Rasta Legation
Buenos Aurea
Santago
Communist International
Belgrade
United States of America
Mendoza
Argentina
Gabriel Gonzalez Vicele
Juan BD. Fer
Plas
Communist Party
Thas Posorr
Gonzalez Videle
Chilaya Pool
Cemchun
Fhe Sniberm
Theovernment
Ku- Soslavet
Tabor
Internations Cosmmunism 16
Ljubomir Hic
Marshal Tita
Trogoslav
Hic
Wie
Cumja
Charge Watfolves
Yugoslavia
Jakasa
Senor Cunja
Cavry
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Terser
Ovcar
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Telemmerina
Tair
Little
Atomic Project
James BE. Stith
D. D
Geisinger Memorial Hospital
Danville
Penn
Thomas G. Orr
M.D
University of Kansas Schoal of Medicine
Kassas City
Wth
Tyee H. Burford
Asington University School of
Chai Wran
Department of Reaver’ Oy
Atonic Eneray Project
Univ School of Medictry
Roenester
Florida
Jacksonville
Grzim
Europe
Safira
Doyle McKoy
County Association
Hahn
Lnto
Vergara Dorigno
Ey Sountey
Bob Bianne
Liz Bark
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