Mrs Goodwin Is Killed In Auto Crash Near Ada
Miz Sybil Goodwin, 28, of 600 West Nineteenth, died at the scene when her car allegedly was forced off U.S. 17 near Tester by a vehicle Saturday night. Her companions, including J. F. Goodwin, were injured. Mrs. Goodwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Crass, had been employed downtown. State authorities provided limited details. the collision occurred as they were en route to attend Ada-Messengers events.
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Sybil Goodwin
McAleewron
U. S
State Department Weighs Special Session On European Aid
The State Department seriously considers calling a special session of Congress to authorize a temporary European aid fund by year end. Proposals include roughly 2 billion dollars in aid to Britain, France, and Italy, with uncertainty over the total. Key questions hinge on President Truman’s decision and Secretary Marshall’s recommendations, and whether Congress would front funds before the Marshall Plan approval.
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Gweront
Crif
Cember
Whitevesume
Eutoge Lander
Marshall Ptain
Eaess
Ture
Tetman
Juset
White House
State Department
Alana
Europe
Marshall
Truman
Secretary of
Congress Ehmutt
John Leferrar
Boston
Mass
Defestari
Francis B. Masterson
Dederras Foundation
Long Skirts Booed At California Fair
At a California fashion event in Sacramento women booed long skirts while editor Milady of California lauded shorter dresses. Miss Centenia, a pageant winner, praised modern styles and criticized the revival of 1850s fashion as impractical for contemporary life.
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California Fair
Sacramento
Calit
Calizarea
Poe Molis
Dos Aniotes
Milady
California
Brongit
Toniy Desc
Fort Knox gold hoard and Bevin plan puzzle readers
Washington reports the Bevin proposal to redistribute Fort Knox gold sparks questions about its meaning and effects. The Port Knox treasure holds about 12,000 bricks of gold, with a 47,000 pound vault door, part of a global monetary system backed by gold. Government storage spreads gold across cities to back currency and balance trade, but redistribution questions remain.
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Max Hall Washington
Ernest
Associated Press
Breastity
Prisvate
Bevin
Kentucky
Port Binox
Louisville
America
U.S
Xnoo
Port Know
Bureau of the Mins
Denver
San Francisco
Fort Knox
Treasury
Syortad
Livais
Fort Bnox
Small Boy Falls From Car During Ride
William Lee West, a young boy, fell from a moving vehicle late Saturday night while being transported by his father Wendell West near Shawnee, four miles west of As'. He was likely ejected when a car door opened during the ride and was taken to Valley View for treatment.
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William Lee West
Cvee
Anc
Wendell West
Amate
Wests
West
William West
Valley View
President Truman Returns Aboard Mighty Missouri on Homeward Voyage
President Truman sails aboard the battleship Missouri for the homeward leg after a goodwill mission and the Hemispheric Defense Treaty signing. He jokes about a star cap, enjoys high spirits, and travels with Mrs. Truman and daughter Margaret. The ship’s radio telephony keeps him in instant contact with Washington on the extended voyage from Rio de Janeiro.
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Missouri
President Truman
Dranmtite
Truman
Howse
Washington
Rio de Janeiro
Washingore
Admiral Leahy
Geatly
Morkelk
Detroit taxi robbery case shocks city on streets
Detroit police held 30 year old Conrad after a gunpoint taxi heist outside a cafe near the State Fair. The suspect allegedly kidnapped a woman, damaged two cars in the escape, and threatened her as he fled. authorities said armed robbery charges are possible as investigators press the case.
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Flint
Sonoma
Detroit
Beeteaie Petit
Suliog
Conrad
Sayme
Pipes
James
Two Detroit Youths Shot While Exploring Haunted House
In Detroit and Wayne County, two youths Irving Jobbervey two and Nelson Hyatt 17 were wounded during a late night shooting near a country house described as a haunted site. Accomplices Alex Wilson Miriam Keating and Dolores Keller were questioned. Deputies found firearms and liquor in the Long house scene, with a second blast injuring the two youths as they helped the wounded into a car and fled the scene.
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Sept
Systerions
Wane Couttay Sheriff's
Irving Jobber Vey
Nelson Hyatt
Wayne, Mich
Jablonicky
Thigs
Hyatt
Alex Wilson
Wayne
Miriam Keating
Dolores
Keller
Nears Theartim
Lupinstig
New York City
Collyer Brothers
Bert Lang
Jesse
Jebionicky
Wilson
Fae
Wilsom
Kel
Long House
Fred
Miss America Barbara Jo Walker plans marriage after title win
Barbara Jo Walker of Memphis won Miss America 1957 at Atlantic City beating 39 states. She earns a $9000 scholarship and intends to finish at Memphis State College, marry medical student John Hummel, and pursue further schooling near his future hospital. Hummel, 28, says wedding likely next fall and praises her quick wit.
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Misa America
Barbara Jo Walker
Memphis
Tenn
Yosa
Sd Eirts
States
Itaiies
Canada
John
Hummel Sai Barbara
Barbera
Oklahoma Medical School limits starters for 64 admits
Norman Oklahoma September 6 University of Oklahoma sections of medicine at Oklahoma City will admit only 64 students from among the 225 residents who seek admission. Dean J F Gray said only 57 students will be admitted next year under a program approved by the university board of regents. Gray had recommended 52 but the board raised the figure to help veterans.
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Okla
University, of Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Stoe
J. F. Gray
University Board of Regents
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Hoerk
Tegenty
Oslahoma C
Sent
Feamey General Mac
Wiklameon
Toda
Love Esunity
Biandin Bowring Consolidated Dstrict
Osage County
End of Guiana Prisoner Exile Under Pean Plan
The French Guiana “Green Hell” closes as Brigadier Pean leads a shift to end the Devil’s Island system. By mid August about 2,408 of 3,600 inmates returned. remaining liberes face repatriation or long stays. Rehabilitation efforts unfold with Salvation Army aid and new hospitals.
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French Guiana
Sabaticom Army
Charles Peas
Devil's Inland
Guiana
Saba‘ten
Theorest
Newil
Royal
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France
Pean
WEA Serve
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Cotton Yield and Acreage Estimates From Agriculture Dept
The Agriculture Department sets this year’s cotton crop at 11,843,009 bales of 500 pounds gross, down from a prior forecast. Planted and harvested area totals about 21,143,080 acres, with abandonment and yield per acre estimates provided for major producing states. Normal conditions and crop quality metrics are given, including a forecasted yield of 209 pounds per acre and a 72 percent normal condition.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Oklahora
Tish Baptists Cornerstone Laying Ceremony Today
Tish ominga Baptist church marks a memorable cornerstone laying for its new East Main street COG building. Homecoming events, Sunday School, meritng services, and a basket dinner follow at the old site and new location. Rev. T BR Lackey speaks in morning session. Rev. Ray Watson is pastor.
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Tish~ Ominga
East Main Street
T BR Lackey
Helahamz Baptist Convention
Spesh
Snalding
Ray Watson
Pator
Sunray Man Suffering Wrist Injury At Sten View Hospital
Hart Tom Bell, a Sunray Refinery employee, was injured Saturday at Sten View hospital where attendants reported cut tendons in his wrist. Hospital officials could not confirm his condition at press time. Mangum Sept 9 GPP notes repeated presidential election for Kent Lop Fhipps in class of Kent Mangum.
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Tom Bell
Sunray
Sten
Ipintley View Hospital
Bell
Pee
Mangum
Kent
Primer Coat On East 14th Street Near Stadium
East Fourteenth Street from the dob leg to Moors Stadium has been closed for several days to complete an asphalt top. City employees cleared large hulders and embedded bars while crews applied a primer coat before paving. Hansen, city manager, says sealing will be followed by asphalt and the street should be ready for use before Norris Stadium’s first traffic.
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Moors
Ae Praang Ho WE. Hansen
Hamsen
Norris
Resurvey begun of rural property in Pontotoc County
County workmen from the assessor's office have started reclassifying all Tara property in Pontotoc County. Charley Rushing notes more than 22 months will be required to complete the task. The project covers 705 sections plus parts of 45 sections of land. It aims to standardize land values based on soil quality and land use.
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Rastieven
Charley Rushing
Pontotoc Iounty
Awplaing
Paul Henderson
Tom 'T
Goodwin
Anc
Pointatec
Pintotec
Russum
Miss Sara Hale Rites Planned After Oklahoma City Death
Miss Sara Hale of Oklahoma City and former Ada resident died Saturday after a long illness. The funeral is set for Monday at 4 p.m. at the Funeral Home in Oklahoma City with a burial service at Rosedale Cemetery. She was a daughter of Mrs. Virgil Hale, pioneer Ada resident now in Oklahoma City, and sister of Mrs. Travis Kerr of Oklahoma City. A graduate of Ada High School and Est Central State College, Hale was active with younger musicians and taught for years in Oklahoma City until illness forced her to resign.
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Sara Hale
Oklahoama City
Ace
Oklahoma City
Puneral
Rosedale
Miss Hale
Virgil Hale
Ade
Oidestema City
Travis Kerr
Oklahome
City
Ada High School
Est Central State College
Riots Rage as Police Fire in New Delhi Calamity
Violence grimly escalates in New Delhi and Old Delhi as police fire on rioters amid fires and looting. Military forces evacuate families while mobs loot and torch buildings. Reports conflict on tolls as officers and reporters struggle to verify deaths in the riot torn capital.
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Svesons
Mew
Kiwanians Discuss State Dairy Show Highlights
At Mooday's Kiwanis meeting C R B Wey county agent spoke on the State Dairy Show in Enid last week. He noted county junior day entries swept the similar division and one heifer defeated the adult winner in the open class after beating 11 others. The county sent 20 examples across four dairy breeds and returned with 16 first places and other placings. Wey added 20 others would likely have earned similar honors if entered. Harvey J Bambert urged civic engagement to Sam Farrer and R R Croise new members, stressing initiative and the democratic system as vital to American business, industry growth, and high living standards.
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Mooday
C. RB. Wey
Enid
Hailey
Denie Glmost
Harvey J Bambert
Sam Farrer
R. R Croise
Erica Busi
Downtown Alleys Cleaned By City Truck
City workers in Ada have cleaned Downtown alleys using a large garbage truck for ten days. Officials report about 1,560,000 foreign-born residents are illiterate in the United States. The effort continues with a second truck expected to arrive and crews sweeping and collecting trash from alleys and back lots.
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Ada
United States
Donaghey Rises Today Funeral Details For J B P Donaghey
Funeral service for 92 year old J B P Donaghey is set for Monday at 9 a m from Criswell Chapel with burial in Rovedale Cemetery. The deceased was known for generosity during the depression era and is survived by a daughter Mrs W E Pitt five grandchildren and several great grandchildren.
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J. BP. Denaghey
Criswell Chapel
Rovedale
Micajah Pinkney Ley
Oklahoma
W Woks
Allen
Adaghning
Donaghey
W. EB. Pitt
Gorham Doughey
Wayne EK
Three to Ask For Kew That Soon
Three democratic party workers convicted on fraud charges arising from Kansas City primary irregularities. Morris Mlem Henry Burke and Frank L. Holmes found guilty by federal court jury. two co-defendants had motions sustained. Maximum penalty ten years and fines up to five thousand eight hundred dollars. trials follow for others indicted.
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Kansas City
Sept
Democratic Party
Bandas City
Morris Mlem
Henry Burke
Frank L. Holmes
John Metham
William DB. Witton
Klein Burke Ami Molmes
Kansas City Star
Wink Be Axtell
Roger C. Slaughter
Conrace
Tino
Truman
Republicas
Reavis
The
Star
Five Oklahomans Killed In Weekend Tragedies
Five Oklahomans died weekend deaths from a light plane crash, a two car collision, and a car accident at a race event. The dead include Marcus Glendon Burke and Floyd J. Couch from Oklahoma City and Fort Sim, respectively. Others are Sybil Goodwin Ada resident, George Rerbert Foch Tulsa, and a race driver Koch.
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Marcus Glendon Burke
Oklahoma City
Floyd J. Couch
Fort Frank
A. Wells
Woodward
Sybil Goodwin
George Rerbert Foch
Stulpe
Burke
Couch
Chickasha
Fort Sim
Wells
Goodwin
Neer McAlester
Koch
Tulsa Fairgrounds
Poisonous Potion Not Fatal to Her
A woman at 211 West Main reportedly drank poison but doctors said her condition improved by Monday morning. Witnesses saw her before and after the incident. officials noted she did not swallow a large amount and she is expected to recover. The event occurred near 714 South Hope and involved a small quantity of poison with about $33 spent on beer prior.
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Ruby Golden
South Hope
Ig Iy Wathey View Hospital
Sas
West Main
phe‘Sica
Flemee
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