Human Chain Retrieving Bodies From Midwest Plane Crash
A 200 man human chain aided by stormy weather retrieved 20 bodies from the Northwest Airlines crash site between Winona and Fountain City Wisconsin. Civil Aeronautics and NTSB examiners sought to determine structural causes while crews searched rough, wooded terrain for debris and victims.
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Winona
Minn
Northwest Airlines
Missisippi
Wisconsin
Civil Aeron
Thce Board
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Fountain City
Wis
Minneapolis
Chicago
Herbert, Stohr
Adma
Salters Sidge
Fightning
Wimond
Gordon Clos‘ery
William White
Winona Republican-Herald
Walter Hogussinger
Winone Police
NWA
Volker
Crosway
Robert Johnfox
St. Paul
Pizne
Clesway
State Game Farm Reports Big Quail Crop
Oklahoma City reports the State Game Farm near Reno shows quail production exceeding the 1948 goal by one third to one half with total quail released over 32,000 and on hand quail about 18,000 plus 5,000 in incubation. Two final weekly hatchings in August aim to raise the annual total to about 80,000, with 2,000 ringneck pheasants to be released in hunting areas after Peaxon's releases.
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Oklahoma City
Gacpe
Reno
Kelly DeBuske
Tate Hatchery
W. A
Bill) Gaines
Balle
Gaines
State Game and Tisk Commission
Sportemary-club
Defias
Square Dancing Invades College Campuses Across Nation
Western square dancing spreads to colleges and universities from Colorado Springs to Stanford. Pioneer Lloyd Shasy, 30, leads the Cheyenne Mountain Dancers, touring the West Coast and teaching through Cheyenne Mountain school. His Cowboy Dances and The Round Barn are popular, with courses offered nationwide and June enrollments strong, Texas leading in registration.
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Colorang Springs
Cole
NEA
de Lloydt
Poppy
Shasy
Enjuvies
Denver
Ananes
Colorado Springs
Cheyenne Mountain
Chayenne Mountain
Sant Fuasingea
New York
Stanford University
Square Shaw
Texas
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Tizes
Ada Soldier Hurt In Motorcycle Car Crash Sunday
Ada Soldier Billy Don Stephens is injured in a motorcycle automobile crash near St Louis Missouri Sunday. The Ada High School graduate of 1947, now stationed at Scott Field, suffered undetermined injuries. doctors report the condition not good.
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Billy Don Stephens
Lon Stephens
South Steels
St. Louis
Stephens
Bry Telepiona
Ada
Scott Field
St Lonis
Corn Yield Prospects Fall Short Of Record Expectation
Des Moines reports drought and hot winds may prevent an all-time corn yield record. Leslie M. Carl of the lows crop and livestock reporting service notes August projections hover around 60 bushels per acre, with a total yield now seen well below the existing record of 208 bushels per acre. Damaged corn from heat and drought may hinder maturity, though rains could help uninjured fields.
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Des Moines
Leslie M. Carl
Carl
Envoys Confer at Kremlin Again
Western and Soviet officials held renewed talks at the Kremlin as British and American representatives met at the U S embassy. An authoritative source signaled progress toward a four power communique on procedure provisions, with a joint statement likely to be issued from Moscow Washington London and Paris.
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Smith
WV M Meclotow
Moscow
Washington
London
Paris
Giant melon from Texas grows record size
TRY THIS FOR. SIZE IS PASC Tex, J E Sims, Lower Rio Grande valley carme grew a 12 1/2 sound tminskmelon. Just the large economy size, Sims said, but it was the biggest of its kind he's ever seen. It took four months to grow from seed to fruit. Wes the melon patch noted its size.
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Pasc
Tex
J. E. Sims
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Carme
Sims
Wes
Fowler undecided on appeal after murder verdict
DUNCAN Oklahoma August 26. E L Letty Fowler convicted of murdering 28 year old Helen Beayars and given life in prison. District court jury found her guilty after 90 minutes of deliberation. State contends she beat the waitress in January and hid her body in a car trunk. Defense claims the confessions were coerced. Formal sentencing set for September 4. Fowler said she could not appeal due to lack of funds. Attorney David Spradling said he would advise once sentencing occurs.
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Duncan
Okla
E. L
Letty) Fowler
Helen Beayars
Fowles
Duncan Potiaemin
Gay Atlas
Powler
Fowler
Stephens 3
Ierense
David Spradisg
Waushka
Military planes move from storm path on east coast
Washington Aug 30. Military planes begin moving as the hurricane swirls along the east central seaboard. Initial 21 planes at stations near Buffels and Caincoteamue, Va, and about 300 naval aircraft ordered moved from Norfolk, Va, during the day.
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Washington
Tilitery
East Central Seaboard
Tlanes
Buffels
Naval Air Station
Caincoteamue
Norfolk
Oklahoma A and M enrolls 1,282 in second summer term
In Stillwater on Aug 31 the registrar reports a record August term enrollment of 1,282 students, with 3,025 veterans among them. The list includes names such as Mrz Eulens, TWilloughay Ang, and Ade J FL Pate. A stray note mentions a porcupine fish capable of escaping a shark’s stomach.
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Vaeley
Eulens
Ada Gressesy
Rank ‘Robinson, Jr
Driivery
Ade
J FL Pate
Ravi Elmer R
Swiel
Stonewall
Irs
Leous Shandy
Et Tay
Fcs
Hazel Estes
Sir West
Stillwater
Chia
Oklahom A
M. Rollese
Firigls
Tigistras
Russians Tighten Grip on Berlin City Government
In Berlin, Soviet pressure deepens as residents in Soviet sectors are ordered to pay taxes only where they live. The city council contemplates postponing meetings until Moscow-diplomatic talks yield guarantees of police protection. Communists disrupt anti‑communist council meetings, while cooperation grows between rival police forces at border areas amid a four‑power talks outlook.
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George Brl
Berlin
Kremlin
Moscow
America
Socialist
Doxy
Kormmando
Mtv
Cisputra
Potsdam ‘Er
U. S
Johannes Stume
Socialist Lhief
Enromunist
Inony
Potsdamer
Stumm
Rice to Horace Mann High School supervisor of history and journalism
Howard P. Rice, long time Ada area educator and Veterans Administration Career Center worker, will transfer to Horace Mann High School as supervisor of history and journalism. He previously directed Glenwood and Raft elementary schools, served eight years as Ada city school principal, and spent 1940 to 1945 with the 45th Division overseas. He holds a B.S. from East Central College and two M.A. degrees in education from the University of Oklahoma.
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Howard P. Rice
Veterans
East Central State College
Horace Mann
Rice
Glenwood Sthiol
Ada Erty
Ada
Raft
Barkelor of Science
East Central College
University of
Burglary Solved at Oklahoma City Museum
Oklahoma City August 31 Two teenagers admitted breaking into the Oklahoma Historical Society last Thursday and stealing old pistols. Detective Gibbons led the investigation after a hot tip. Dr Charles Evans, manager, learned of the discovery and had the loot returned by the youths, with no police action sought.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahome Historical Society
Pare. Gibbonstate
C. KO Biveng
Charles Evans
Society
Tax rate up in Oklahoma City raises property levy
Oklahoma City council votes to raise the ad valorem tax rate to 573 per 1900 dollars of property value, triggering higher local levies and impacting homeowners citywide.
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Qalaroma City
Aug
Oklahoma City
Dairy cattle sire purchases mark Pontoter county farm youth program
The Pontoter county Farm Youth Dairy Program purchased two Holsteins two Milking Shorthorns and two Jerseys with delivery dates set for September and October. Bulls and cows from Dane County Wisconsin Norland Ormsby Johanna Weir Woodville Roamer Lod Borg bred Milking Shorthorns from Borg Farm and George Arnold were bought. Jerseys from Hallmark Farm Kansas City Missouri include Crystal Star Daford Sultan and Crystal Betsy top Kansas State Sale.
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Ratley Fontotoc County
Dairy Berd
Pontoter County
Guertsey
Dane County
Wisconsi
Norland Ormsby
Johanna
Norland Brothers
Belleville
Wiscongus
Tacomt
Nyland ‘Ormsby
Julienna
Jennie
Weir Woodville
Webly
Sun Prairie
Wisconsin
Pabst Roamer
U. S
Pabst
Frida Louise
Milwaukee
Borg Farm
Lcieven
America
Borg
Oxford
Bora
Northwood
George Arnold
Avelon
Roselam Weerer
Fay
Hallmark Farm
Kansas City
Missouri
Crestak
Daford Sultan
Verma
Halmark
Topeka
Kansas
Oklahoma
Crystal Betsy
Hallmark
Crystal- Star- Oxford -Sutton
Tore F. Sevenican
Vermont
Gema
Kansas State
Sred
Mearept Lodge Parm
Legion Not Adair Owned Machines in Seizure Case
Ray Adair disclaims ownership of slot machines seized by sheriff deputies. The machines were recently transferred from Adair to Mexey Post, tied to the American Legion locale. Funds from the post reportedly financed Hut operations during its tenure.
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Ray Adair
American Legion
Adair
Mexey
Post Cf Tt
Post 0
Hut Oaj
Women Beat Husband Then Firearm Incident Reported
In Caldwell County a 43 year old woman assaulted her husband after learning authorities say he was not her legal spouse. The husband was shot in their trailer home at Lindsay oil field near Neve. No charges expected against the woman.
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Garin County
Fermen Hatcher
Justifiante Fos Hire
Caldwell
Sn OH
Walt ‘Deities
Yesverax
Counie
Lindsay
Neve
Ada Enrolls as Schools Begin New Session
Enrollment pace quickens at Ada with Horace Mann Laboratory School launching class work. Ada public schools begin second grade today and push first graders into line for Tuesday classes. Seventh graders move from ward schools to junior high program. free texts to be issued as Rex O Mertison outlines distribution plan.
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Frome
Horace Mann Laboratory School
East Central State College
Ada High
Trice Broadrick
Anes
Annouing
Varius Ward
Lancer
Rex O Mertison
Community Concerts Bring Ada Cultural Growth
To the editor, Ada has transformed from rural to a thriving city with fine churches, schools, and business. The Community Concert program has elevated culture by bringing top music to Ada, and the city now approaches reorganizing a new season. Citizens are urged to buy tickets and support the series, especially families with children, thanking the Ada Evening News for support of civic progress.
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Ada
Ur City
Allowaye
Ada Evening News
Aca
Chas. F. Spencer
Central State Collega
Labor subcommittee to probe CIO United Electrical unions
New York Aug. WW reports say the House labor subcommittee will investigate the CIO United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America in Washington. Chairman Kersten announced a 10 a.m. session with witnesses Carey and Fitzgerald among those subpoenaed. Kersten cited concerns of communist influence in labor unions.
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New York
Charles J. Hessen
R-Wist
House Labor
CIO United Electical
Ravio and
Martine Workers of America
Washington
Kersten
Thersuk
MW A.m
Wisenosing Counihresstate
CIO
Unon
Albert J. Fitzgerald
Carey
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Staif
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Legion
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Joan MeAllom
Erate College
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