Buchenwald A Promised Land For Refugees
A NEA feature notes 90 Jewish refugees from Buchenwald who, after liberation, formed Kibuts Buchenwald on a 1300 acre site in Palestine. They fled Nazi camps, endured long journeys, and now farm and fortify their settlement near Palestinian Arab communities. They plan to rename once thriving grounds with a Hebrew name.
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David
Dover
WEA
Buchenwald, Sarael
NEA
Tarf
State of Israel
Land of Dreamy
Runedo'etee
Palestine
Buchenwald
Germany
Auschwitz
Poland
Aegchwits
Bugler Pend
Bucherwald
Marcus
Shechter
Degendorf
Devendorf
Weat
Frankfurt-am- Main
Buchenwatters
Rough Hollen
Belgium
France
Ana
Sea of Gables
Wem
Bri
Sam Rothberg
Puccia
Lnitet Palestine Appeal Organization
Aconi
Anc
Buckenwalders
Gary Seeks 5000 Cut From Oklahoma State Payroll
Oklahoma Senator Raymond Gary proposes reducing about 5000 positions to trim costs without hurting public services. He notes last year’s state salaries totaled 31.35 million with nearly 59 thousand in fees and other payments, urging streamlined departments and selective hiring to save taxpayers. He suggests consulting a Chicago firm on personnel reforms and warns many agencies operate on earmarked funds under various boards.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Ma Gill
Gary
Mearly
Alver Elaine
Gary Raa
Lewis
Peekway Commission
Tax Commission
Department of Public Welfare
State Board of Afiaivs
Resents
Senwtax
Mealm
Chitego Fim
Sai
Chinhorna
Randolph-Macon School Official Branscome Named Dietician
Reeves Branscome, former resident of Ada, is appointed dietician and dining room supervisor at Randolph-Bacon Academy in Front Royal, Virginia. The military school serves boys in the Blue Ridge region of Virginia.
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Bir
Reeves Branscome
Ada
Dow Agistapt
Randelph- Bacon Academy
Front Royal
Virginia
Blue Ridge Trouniais
Rhymes of a Cornfield Lawyer and a Pueblo Road Trip
A fragmented poem recounts a summer journey from Ada to Santa Fe and Taos with sketches of stops at Hostelry La Fonda and the old palace plaza. The narrator fantasizes about seeing the Rockies and a living desert, mixing travel whimsy with regional imagery and a stray note on refugees and bowling leaders.
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Somta Fe
Plaza
la Ponda
Truman and Warren Lead Oklahoma City Campaign Push
President Truman and California Governor Earl Warren will appear in Oklahoma within a week as both major parties stage a heavy campaigning month. Warren will speak in Oklahoma City and Tulsa with two major addresses after a brief train platform talk, while Truman plans a major address at State Fair Park. Democratic and Republican organizers coordinate a series of platform appearances and speaker clinics across counties to boost campaigns and align schedules.
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Oklamoma City
GFT
Okisnoma Ochktre
Campeigning
Truman
Earl Warren
California
United States
Warren
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Emd
Robert S. Keer
E. HL Moore
Crewless B-29 May Have Headed In Moscow Direction
FRANSFURT Germany Sept 4 The possibility that two crewless B-29 Superfortress bombers had taken off on a long flight toward Moscow dominated today’s news. Eyewitnesses reported a B-29 seen at 10 000 feet over Hamburg and elsewhere near Lubeck while the crew of ten parachuted to safety after the crash near Vilssinger Flughing off the Netherlands coast during air maneuvers. Air force officials cautioned against speculation, noting the aircraft had burned fuel before the crew leaped and that one B-24 incident from the same operation involved fuel use and a fatality. Walter Doyle Roquet a Tucson Arizona 11 year old mechanic died in hospital after being knocked unconscious.
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Fransfurt
Germany
Moscow
Air Force
Foss
Oelite
Vilssinger Flughing
Netherlands
Brivau
Hamburg
Luebeck
Beane
Alarme
Russa
Iscident
Tmaneuvers
Mantz Wins Bendix Race in Closest Finish Yet
Paul Mantz wins the Bendix cross country race of 447.084 miles in a photo finish ahead of Jacqueline Cochran and Lin ton B. Carney. McCarthy of Houston previously fielded the winning planes and bet on Mantz, with the event marking the third straight Mantz victory in this demanding airport dash.
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Cleveland
Sept
Mussais
Long Heath
Glenn McCarthy
Houstom
Mantz
McCarthy
Bamtz
Local Woman Wins Treasure Top Cash Prize
Mrs. Mistry Pecranm wins the $25 cash state third prize in the final six month contest of the Treasure Top series run by Ada Peps-Coia. Also named are six finalists and several prizewinners, with the overall sweepstakes offering $208,725 in cash across 108 families and a $25,000 first prize.
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Mistry Pecranm
Ada Peps-Coia
Emity
Smith
Ada
Sid East
Five Otter
J. Pred Sanit
Berthel Bowen
Ed NeGann
Sam Lewis
Louise Harper
Pepsi-Cola
Subcommittee Calls for Immediate Dismissal of Communists
Washington report says a seven senator panel urged firing communists and their sympathizers from federal posts and barring them from future service. The panel criticized loyalty tests of over 2,600,000 government workers and referenced dissent within the group. Political figures Earl Warren and Alf Landon are cited in reaction to the findings and policy implications.
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Washington
Deri
Gora
ovFour Pneibtlcans
Ada Public School System Teacher List Revealed
A complete list of Ada public school system administrative and teaching staff is provided, naming superintendents, clerks, coordinators, supervisors, principals, teachers, and support personnel. The roster includes numerous individuals across grades and departments with roles in English, mathematics, science, history, foreign languages, music, art, physical education, library services, and administration.
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Pia Public School System
Sperintendent
Ren O Morrison
Huth Collins
Neva Kennan
Miceit
Austin Kidwell
Hugh Warren
Ivan Cromer
Faiz
Daisie Bell
Bell
Paul C. Burgess
Lewis G Colbert
Zelma Cromer
Ers Lettie R. Curtis
M. E. Derrick
Mead Drain
Elvan George
Enach
Arthur 2. Harrison
Viswa Ards
Lula Johnson
Doyle McCoy
Pearl B. McCoy
Supervisco
Leland
Newton
Memorial Arts
Fame
Brampal
Lesa Adair
Ina Lora Allen
Wilma Chis
Laurire Core
Grace B George
Mary Gillespie
Bemmite Hargis
Likie Herndon
Reriro Herndon
EL *Zora Jehr
Spenish
Anza Tinsley
Bea Weaver
Paulina Whitsest
Annie Belle Vir
Neer
Chicago Fire Fatal to Three at West Side Candy Factory
A massive blaze on September 7 swept a four story west side candy factory owned by E. J. Brych and Sons. Three people were killed and more than 40 injured, with several in critical condition after a violent explosion preceded the fire. Estimated damage surpassed 3 million dollars.
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Chicago
West Side
Meaely
E. J. Brych and Sons
Delegates Talk Over Religion Conference in Amsterdam
Amsterdam dispatch from NEA notes World Conference on Religion emphasizes plain talk over protocol as delegates from Austria Egypt Czechoslovakia Italy Spain England Belgium and more mingle with leaders from Japan and Canada. Reporters anticipate study section findings and aims toward unified Christian understanding.
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Blerne Stewart Amsterdam
NEA
Globe
Relgion
Endia
Greenland
Iey
United States
South Africa
Amstedam
Austria
Egypt
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Spain
England
Cleveland Frese
John Hus Seminary
Prague
Frederick A. Bancett
New Zegland
Curtem
Amsterdam
Canterbury
John Poster Dulles
Marc Hoegney
France
Visser
Hollane
Wall
British Labor Urged to Raise Production Before Wages
Sir Stafford Cripps told the Trades Union Congress that Britain must increase productivity before demanding higher wages. He argued wage boosts would harm profits and cited historical figures on wages, salaries, and corporation profits to defend restraint, while mine workers and shipbuilders linger on wage pressure. The plan channels toward higher output as the path to real living standards.
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Britain
Stefford Cripps
Sir Stafford
TUC
Congress” General Council
Cripps
Cmedi
Concrete Ramp and Apron Completed at Channery Auro Hangar
Concrete work completed after weeks of progress connects the new hangar to the taxiway by a concrete apron. The apron measures 100 by 50 feet and a 50 by 200 foot lane with two 50 foot radius fillets. Work was done jointly by the city and the Civil Aeronautics Administration. Additional curing and joint pours are needed after grading before full strength.
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Channery Auro
Civil Resoantics Administration
CAA
Red Medals Awarded to Farmers Across Soviet Union
Soviet collective farmers receive government medals and top orders for agricultural success since wartime decrees. The Levi announces awards honoring collective farm achievements in recent harvests, reflecting a push to recognize rural productivity nationwide. Terminal Tower, Cleveland. airports outside New York City.
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Moscow
Cleveland
New York City
Two Places Added To Take Care Of Draft Registration
Two registration sites opened in Pontotoc County to handle the draft rush. East Central College will host a registration pier starting Monday morning and Ada High School will open Tuesday morning, per George Latta, clerk of the local board. Registrants rose from 87 to 236 in the first days for the second age group. The county draft office at 210 East Main has closed for registrations. Tim Couch, chair of the local board, says the first draft call will not exceed 13 men.
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Pomtatoc
East Central College
Ada High School
George Latta
Pontotoc County
Focal
East Main
Tim Couch
Toca
Pyntotec County
Small Plane Falls On Bayside Home
A small plane believed to be a naval fighter craft crashed into a bayside New York home. The pilot Lt. Roger Olsen, 25, and two women in the house perished. bodies recovered from the wreckage. Police identified the women tentatively by rings as Mrs Raynor and Mrs Alice Cressmar. no positive identifications yet.
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New York
Naval
Queens
York City
Polite
Beles Raynor
Alice
Cressmar
Ates
Roger Olsen
New Zaenelle
Mw L
Mere Corps
No Early Effect To Lower Prices
ST Louis September 4 The Federal Reserve Bank in its August monthly review says bumper crop prospects and legislative action to restrain events will be offset by other factors. Upward pressure on food prices may renew due to bumper grain crop but greater effect on farm income than retail food cost. Prices driven by costs beyond raw materials and meat prices stay high into 1940 due to livestock declines and demand for meat. An offer for a military aircraft was planned by the United States Army in 1907.
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St, Louis
Federal Reserve Bank
Louis
Cashier Disappears With Payroll Funds in Riverside
Riverside California Sept 46 Sheriff's officers report a company cashier R E Thompson 45 disappeared with payroll funds totaling 22008 from the Midland plant post office. A warrant was issued for his arrest as police trace his flight to Blythe and Los Angeles. The safe was found open empty and Thompson left a note claiming he had gone to Blythe to change the money into smaller denominations.
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Riverside
Calif
U. S
Needne
Wes Riverside
R. E. Thompsos
Company
Emoye
Thompson
We Post
Midland
Ne Thompson
Dol
Water resistant elm used for early London water pipes
Fragmentary notes describe elm wood and bark used in ancient water pipes and a reference to New York as Seat of Empire. The text mentions Empire State branding and a tour of state resources, with unclear dates and names.
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London
Cencanae
Empire State
New York
George Wi
New Yorke
Emm Bert
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