Clergyman Warns Third World War Risk in Europe
Washington report cites American church leaders returning from Europe warning that a third world war may be underway. They condemn moral decay in Germany and warn of dangers to American youth, urging strong measures like the Marshall Plan while cautioning against Western tensions threatening peace.
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Europe
Washington
Germany
der George Pitt Beers
American Baptist Home Mission
Northern Baptist Convention
Atted Carpenter
Southern Baptist Convention
Garman
The
American, Council of
Harad J. Ockenga
Park Street
Boston
Russia
Cooper
Max
Qexengs
Ockenga
Churches Here Building To Take Care Of Needs
Local churches push to expand facilities for present and future needs as postwar building materials stabilize. First Baptist, Ada, plans a four story annex with multiple departments and fireproofing, originally estimated at 200000 but now possibly over 250000. Neepene Church on Ninth and Oak advances a 15000 structure with upstairs Sunday School rooms and a youth library, while Trinity Church raises 4425 for a two story education building and parsonage.
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Het
Waice
Sarre
Tunis
First Baptists
First Baptist
Ada
Sophie Tis
Peonle
Uae
Trishne
Wally
St. Tenth and Tureer
Building plans expand church to serve 725 Sunday School
Oklahoma church construction spreads across multiple sites. A newly completed two story building at Oak Avenue will house seven departments and accommodate 725 Sunday School students. Plans for a larger auditorium and education complex call for tearing down the old structure and building anew with extensive classrooms and a chapel. The project includes a brick expansion, a connector cloister, a covered court, and a large banquet hall, with completion targets set for next year. Other churches outline additions and remodeling, including a Free Will Baptist push for a new front addition and a Cumberland Presbyterian project near completion of a $15,000 structure on a hill.
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Oak Avenue
Qhand Oak Avenue
Bulding
Mar
Irifain Church of Christ
Eighteenth
Inhnston
Dutt
Sineeter
Main Street
Colored Church of Christ
Fourth and
Froadway
Ste. Leng
Prom Wewoka
Pre Free Wit! Baptist Church
Fifteenth and
Ash
Furst
Pourtrent
Jena
Ralecety
Ismell
Ais Fiials
Ivoune Peone
Nottown
Othe Bown People's Department
Comnesting
Churchrand Education
Atta Cumberland Presbyterifter
Byat
Weara
Werteer Charels
Sehool
Italian Assembly Votes Confidence in De Gasperi Government
In Rome the Italian Assembly defeated two leftist confidence motions and rejected a third. The pro communist Sinnasti party led by Pietro Nenni failed to sway the chamber as the session opened with cheers when Foreign Minister Sforza announced the United States renounced its share of Italian warships under the peace treaty. Nenni protested the timing and urged not to vote, while communist Togniatti called the motion a waste of time. The vote underscored support for De Gasperi amid postwar political tension.
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Rome
Christian Democratic
Alcide de Gesperi
Sasiaiist
Peitro Nemai
U. S
Bove
Caria Sforza
United States
Washington
Tlso
Nogbors
Psimi
Ro Toguiatti
Taoguatti
Smit Neary
Sforza
Nenni
Great Britain
Birth Rate In Europe Holds May Worsen Global Food Strain
Washington reports that if Europe’s population continues rising without heavy emigration, major nations including the United States may have to supply larger food surpluses from dwindling reserves. Analyst Guy Burch notes farmers need about 34 acres per person globally, while America yields about 3 acres per person for food and clothing production.
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Washington
Barea
Europe
Guy Evens Burch
Burch
America
Agriculture Department
Sey
Marshall Lat Bured
Hitler
Herrick Waddell Represented Here in Kansas City
Caleb Adams of Kansas City represented Herrick Waddell & Co. of Kans as City last week and Patton for Pavil B Alderson to become an associate. Frank McMillin of Tulsa is store manager for the investment company. The piece notes mutual investment funds and their growing use in the United States and Scotland.
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Caleb Adams
Waddell & Co
Kansas City
Paten
Pavil B
Leventine Acta Une
Valley View Admissions A Patchy Local Notice
Fragmented OCR lists names and addresses including Mrs. girl Rt. 3 Ada Sana Lee Brown 800 West Ltd Ada Isaoe McCown Ri 5 Ada A Jacoby Hs West Co A Vaugin Sasakwe Mrs Paitin ekpatrick and baby Ronawa Mrs es acie and baby Cac Hows aps Peased 81 North Fren Scott Route 1 Stonewell Bobby Joe Mood Star Batre Tishorumge Slhan Reté Sunday Mrs Elizabeth Hawley Pay Samuel B Howard Dist Street Ada Lee Mackey Tee nite hos Murryek Tate amd baby boy Bastard Ade Mira Lee Eleanor Elley avid bau Inox Joe South Rennie Ade Mrs py Opak Warwood Roster Ail
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Mrs. Girl
Rt. 3
Sana
Lee Brown
800 West Ltd
Ada
Isaoe McCown
Ri 5
Ehaititaeet
A. Jacoby
Hs West Co
A. Vaugin
Sasakwe
Paitin Ekpatrick
Elizabeth Hawley
Samuel B. Howard
Te Pany Lee Mackey
Hos
Murryek Tate
Ade
Mira
Lee Eleanor Elley
Joe South Rennie
Py Opak ‘Warwood
Woman Charged In Killing Of Husband Amabane
Mrs Rime, 46, is charged after she shot at her husband twice with a 92 caliber pistol near a heated confrontation at the King home. County Attorney Lewis T. Marlot reports the case continues.
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Rime
Lewis T. Marlot
Tha King
AFL Convention Opens Amid Taft-Hartley Rift In 1973
SAN FRANCISCO October 4, 1973 The American Federation of Labor convenes its 68th convention Monday amid a looming split threat. Some leaders oppose unanimous compliance with Taft-Hartley provisions after Denham’s ruling, while others back the act’s interpretation and the National Labor Relations Board’s procedures. President William Green believes the AFL may overrule Denham, though the issue hinges on union representation disputes.
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San Francisco
American Federation of Labote
Betase
Taft-Hartley
Lews
National Labor Relations
Robert N. Sbrasa
Lewis
Romans
United Mime Workers
Bramed
APL
C16
Denham
Denbarr
AFL
CIO
William Green
MLAB
Denhany
Turmie Ducket and kin figure in Konawa faceball news
Konawa notes show Turmie Ducket son of Mr and Mrs Ross Ducket now playing faceball with the Fifth Army Surforce in Japan. The column lists numerous visits and relatives from Ada Milwaukie and Oklahoma City, with travel to and from Konawa and nearby towns, mentioning Mrs L D Meas and other local names.
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Turmie Ducket
Mrs
Ross Ducket
The
Fifth Army Surforce
Japan
Homer Smith
Oklahoma City
Farm Fire Prevention Tips From County Agent
County agent C H Bayley warns Pon tote county farmers to prevent losses from tires and fires through systematic fire prevention. NFPA estimates 700 million dollars in damages yearly with 14 million pounds soil erosion and three times more runoff on burned land. Key methods include removing hazards, guarding buildings, storing flammable liquids away from structures, using safe electrical cords, and having water barrels and sand ready to fight small fires.
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Pontote
National Fire Protection Association
Keny
Henn Quads Finally Get to Go Home
Henn quadruplets leave St. Agnes Hospital in Baltimore for a home in Catonsville after a lengthy stay since birth. Parents Charles and wife bring three boys and a girl home to a family with an older son, amid updates on newborn weights and a wartime meeting in England. Oklahoma City band contest yields El Reno and Kingfisher top prizes with judges mandating a rematch.
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Baltimore
Henn
St. Agnes Hospital
Charles Henn
Catons- Wille
Honms
England
Oklahoma
Newspapers Open to Catcalls and Kind Words
Davenport veteran Adien Adler, 75, longtime press figure and head of the Lea! Syndicate, reflects on fifty years in newspapers. He recalls early penny wages, the shift from printing to reporting, and cites press freedom amid rising costs and technology.
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Davenport
Adien
Sun
Adler
Bia
Everty
Midwest
Lea! Syndicate
Lows
Bee
Deam
America
Pope Alary
Compromise debate in Balkans looms at U N General Assembly
Delegates from the United States and allied nations push for a compromise on the Yugoslav crisis as the U N General Assembly’s political committee adjourns. American representatives urge a special Balkan commission to assess the dispute among Yugoslavia Albania and Bulgaria. Britain Belgium and other powers weigh the French proposal to move toward reconciliation while avoiding blame.
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Balkans
United Mapenss
Bale Jean Tere
Herschel V. Johrson
5Si Nation General Assembly
Yugoslavia
Alia
Bulgaria
Breisedt & Rama
Greecé
Omanatk
Paul- Henri Speak
Belgium
Yaroslavia
Albania
Bulgaris
Ezamet Fanngen
Cormittte
U.S
Vishinsky Sperks
Andret
Vishinsky
Russia
Herbert Evatt
Pis
Stabemacus
Bayt Adt
TF. F. Tsian
Ching
Greece
T.S. Ricardo Fourisier
Costa Rica
Eno
Two Fined Here On Whiskey Case Pleas
Police raids in Mettod City yielded four and a half pints of intoxicating liquor found with two persons. One woman pleaded guilty and paid a twenty dollar fine at the station. A cowboy was found with one pint and also fined twenty dollars. Chief Cecil Smith and Fatothern 3 H Ramsey led the raids Saturday morning.
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Courk
Cecil Smith
Fatothern
H Ramsey
Auctioneer School Set to Open in Fort Smith
Colonel Edward White of Ann Jersee Missouri announces a two week Fort Smith Arkansas auctioneers school starting November 10. The program will cover various auction business phases taught by seasoned practitioners. The Fort Smith Auction School plans three terms each season and aims to become a permanent institution. Address for correspondence provided.
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Edward White
Ann Jersee
Bissouri
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Langston stadium contract awarded amid plans for expansion
At Langston University Oklahoma City on October 4 a stadium construction contract worth 38990 was awarded to Des Moines Steel Co for the Langston project. Future plans call for dressing rooms and related facilities with an estimated 25300 in proposed costs.
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Oklahoma City
Tides Rare
Langston University
Custangh
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