Germans Stone Cops in Russian Sector
Berlin dispatch reports about 75 German youths stoning Soviet police in the Russian sector. The incident marks a third such attack in recent weeks, with police firing in self defense and one Berliner killed previously. Also noted: a Berlin official faced a secret Russian court in a separate case linked to the East West tension and Soviet press comments on American science policy.
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Richard K. O
Walley
Berlin
Xun- Sire
Meryes Communar Et
Curt Muerchenbarger
Fadtion
Tal
Reidy
Hueckenberger
Gover.t
Funeral Set for Mrs Hawley Tupelo Resident
Elisabeth Colly Hawley 5 died at home in Tupelo area after long life in the region. Funeral at Smith Funeral Chapel Ada Saturday 2 pm with burial at Memorial Park. Survived by ten children and several descendants. active in Tupelo Methodist Church and Eastern Star.
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Elisabeth Colly Hawley
Oklahoma City
Smith Funeral
Ada
Fark
Tupelo
Chiahola City
Shy
Arthur Ediwits Hawley
Hiewley
Methodist
Chinel
Eastern Star
Mus
M. Mt
Foresman
Stonewall
Mics
Daisy Hes
Mia
Homey Crosby
Winilchik
Alaska
Normal Wrouti
Dear Gibson
Lazar
J. 8
Starnex
Dallas
Commers, Montgomery
Newman
Ros Hawley
Forge Kong China
Fred Mawtey
Rabert Fox
Rarpn HsWiew
Negroes Enroll At Arkansas Law School In Fayetteville
Patetville Arkansas September 16. Report says Jack Shropshire, a Black student, has enrolled in the University of Arkansas law school as a first year student. He will attend classes with white students, marking a notable integration in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patetteville
Ark
Jack Shropshire
Arkansas Law
Bena Robert A. Letlar
Toy Shropshire
Oklahoma Weather: warm through Friday with highs near ninety two to ninety eight
A weather notice reports generally warm conditions through tonight and Friday across Oklahoma. Temperatures are expected to reach the upper eighties to near ninety for tonight and climb to 92 to 98 degrees on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Abies Nee
Mvtvamalle
Wiig
East Central College Holds First Meeting For 400 Freshmen
East Central College opened its term with a welcome assembly attended by over 400 new students and faculty members. Dr. Charles F. Spender, acting president, urged student leaders to organize class officers while Eddie Moore was sworn in as president and B. Badger named vice president. Alice Hixon was elected secretary-treasurer as the student council prepared to appoint replacements for several posts.
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East Central College
Auditeum
Studerts
Marguerite
Dafamilily Arc
Spencer
Erro
Swucloak Council
Osel Theta
Eddie Moore
B. Badger
Alice Hixon
Fast Mag Bet
Temperatures Up Across Midwest
Chicago reports rising heat across the Midwest as a fading summer heat wave trains the Mississippi flood plain from the plains to the lower Ohio valley. Extreme highs reach 107 in Philip and 108 plus in parts of South Dakota and eastern Montana while cooler air moves into the three states. The heat is expected to spread toward the eastern seaboard by Saturday.
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Chicago
Midwest
Plains States
Eastwate
Ohio Wales
AIF
Ohio Valley
Madge
Seaboard
Philip
South
Dakkota
North Dakota
Montana
Three States
Newsboys to Get Watermelon Feast
Ada Evening Newsboys will hold a watermelon feast tonight at Wintersmith Park picnic grounds. Pat Ray provided the newsies and carriers with rides and access. The event is scheduled from 7 to elock, with timing obscured by OCR errors.
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Rerriers
St St Sellers
Ada Evening News
Wintersmith Park
Newsies
Pat Ray
Ray
Tenth Street
National Guard Day Reminds Of Its World War Two Roots
September 18 marks National Guard Day as eight years since Oklahoma National Guard units first entered federal service for World War II. Ada and Pontotoc County units highlighted the Guard’s warfare history and peacetime roles including disaster relief and community service.
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Pontotac County
National Guard
Oklahoma National Guard
Ada
Bats C
F. A
Roft
Biry
Alen
Pontotoc
Tocay
Fox Wml
45Th
Salerng
France
Germany
Fawley
St Koy
Co. C
Sv. Bhry
Rekt
Allen
Hysherry
H Einis
Guard
New England
Wewoxa
Romania Demands Recall of Four from Washington Staff
Four members of the American legation in Bucharest are recalled at Romania's request after Romania accused them of photographing in a zone. The United States rejected the charge, calling Romania's complaints unfounded. Prime notes describe the detention of two male clerks and two female clerks for hours with no food or water, prompting a protest from Rudolph Schoenfeld. The named staffers include Warne Fisher, Paul Breen, Ruth Virginia Garr, and Peggy Maggard.
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Washington
State Department
Legation
Bucharest
Romania
United States
State i Department
Ro ‘Mania
Giurgiu
Schoenfeld
Rege~ation
Warne Fisher
Glidden
Iowa
Paul Breen
Newars
Onio
Ruth Virginia Garr
San Francisco
Peggy Maggard
Kansas Site
Demands Reversal Ban by MacArthur
Soviet ambassador Alexander S Panyushkin urged the Far Eastern Commission to revoke General MacArthur’s no-strike directive in Japan. He accused the supreme command and Japanese government of violating the 1935 Potsdam Declaration and called for cessation of repressive measures against workers in government enterprises. Moscow and Tokyo have pressed for a special council meeting to revoke the order. The report notes Saskatchewan borders Montana and North Dakota.
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Washington
Russia
Far Eastern Commission
Deggins MacArthur
Japan
Alexander S Panyushkin
Pacific
Panyushkin
Shich
FEC
Supréme Carmanda
Paryushi
MacArtner
Supreme Sammazider
Ily
Tokyo
Moscow
Macarthur
Representaives Oo
Jepec
Rislents
Ihe
Seventy-Nine Rescued From Abandoned British Freighter
In a North Atlantic hurricane, rescuers plucked seventy-nine crew members from the British freighter Leicester as heavy seas hindered salvage operations. Coast guard reports and ship owners described a tragic scene with several sailors still unaccounted for amid ongoing attempts to assist other vessels in distress.
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New York
North Atlantic
Skaw
Rainter
Coast Yard
Leicester
Amr American
Leicester Rad
Cage
Lawson
Ad Nm
New Zealand Shipping Co
Fas
Atelanthe
London
Cecil NM
Bean
Segentine Shin Tropern
Mesnwinde
Canadian Air Poste
Talfax
Hal
Coast Guard
Bermuda
Newfoundland
Double Funeral At Konawa Friday
The bodies of Pie Eugene Payne and Me Lawrence Jennings will arrive in Konawa on September 10. Double funeral services will be held Friday at 2:30 PM at La Tentecarta Holiness Church.
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Pie
Eugene Payne
Dewey Payn
Lawrence Jennings
Robin Jennings
Konawa
la Tentecarta
Holiness
Bork
Pres Truman to Visit Several Cities in Oklahoma Area
President Truman plans a two day tour through Oklahoma with major speeches in Oklahoma City and Tulsa. He will stop at Farr Park in Oklahoma City and speak at the fair grounds. The itinerary includes Ardmore Davis Purcell Noble Tecumseh Shawnee Muskogee Tulsa and Vinita with multiple thirty minute stops along the way.
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Pres. Truman
Oklahoma City
Trumans
Than & Dozer
Oilahowe
Democratic
Tulsa
Woll
Farr Park
Legva Peh
Baule Valley
Purcell
Noeman
Fair Grounds
Ollahome C
Gay
Shawnee
Teave
McAchester
Muskogee
Leeve
Ma. Harrington
Cemanerabic
White House
Vinita
Afton
Okla
France Strikes Spread as Civil Turmoil Tests Government
Paris reports reveal five day old government teetering amid a wave of strikes led by communist groups. Premier Queuille faces resistance to emergency finance measures while right wing and left wing factions push for elections. Police clashes injure dozens as workers protest wage cuts and wage increases oppose. Coal pits, aviation, automotive, and metal sectors see walkouts. Renault plant shows partial return to work.
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Paris
Frence
Henri Queuille
Crartes Be Gaulle
Oration
Pas de Calais
2Tee
Lorraine
Renault
General Federation of Labor
Tools
Ce Soir
Lyom
Federal Non Jury Docket Continues in Ada Oklahoma
The federal court in Ada continued its non jury docket on Thursday and will extend through Friday September 24. Judge Eugene Rice of the Eastern District of Oklahoma presides. Seventeen cases were scheduled for the docket with twelve set for trial.
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Ada
Haratofore
Eugene Rice
Eastern District Court of Oklahoma
Couger Season Tickets Offer For Ade High School Games
A local notice advertises season tickets for Ade High School home games. It states a buyer may purchase 35 tickets, one being severed, by calling Ade High School on Friday afternoon at 3. The Commatoma Pep club will arrange delivery of two cheer tickets.
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Adven
Ade
Luna Fridex
Commatoma
Alm
Governor Sides With Feds In Dove Season Fuss
Georgia Governor Thompson clashes with the Georgia Game and Fish Commission over dove season rules. He denounces state regulations conflicting with federal law as absurd and urges immediate rescission. The U S Wildlife Service threatens arrest for early hunting while federal season runs December to January. Local officials advise hunters to avoid conflict and pursue court action if challenged.
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Georgia
Atlanta
VP A
U. S. Wildlife Service
Georgia Gatherng Fish Commission
Deep South
Flman
North Georgia
Tan
Federal
Harrell
Denies Union Is Red Dominated in Fur and Leather Group
Ben Gold, president of the CIO Fur and Leather Workers' Union, testifies before a House committee that his union is not dominated by the Communist Party and that no party dictates its actions. He describes the union as democratic and denies accusations linking it to efforts to overthrow the U.S. government, while a witness declines to reveal timing of statements.
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Washington
Ben Gold
CIO Fur and Leater Workers’ Union
Communist Party
Gold
Windn
United States
Sam Mencier
Stax Schwabe
R-Mo
Jeds
Fur Ine
Pontotoc County Free Fair Set To Break Attendance Records
Early attendance signals one of Pontotoc county’s largest shows at the fairgrounds with 311 exhibits planned by Friday. Judging begins Friday for most events while Quarter Horse judging is Saturday morning. An expanded health exhibit and busy entry clerks mark preparations as visitors arrive Thursday morning.
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Pontotoc Counts
Pontotoc County
Moray
Arrivad
Ponfdtor
R. Berousel
Stillwater
Wall Fucka Conerusev
Forrest Burns
Folstein
Shorthorty
Roy Ellitivarp
Jude
Argie Taylor
Watumba
Jeff Connally
Ab Stratford
Varoweh
Oklahoma State Department of Health and Community Health Service
Ffork
Sautiness
Ars Plct
C. I. Halley
Pontotoc
Mave Home Plate And Bring Peace In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City report describes two men moving a makeshift baseball plate to relocate plays away from a neighbor’s property. Wade and Mapes moved the plate after a year-old woman complained of balls entering her chicken house while children played daily.
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Oklahoma City
Pate
Watyt Street
Wade
T. O Mapes
Aalls
Notable Quips on Work and Pay Reflections
A fragment reflects a pessimist tone about paying others to listen to petty troubles. It mentions a wife tracking her husband on pay day and hints at social dynamics around wages and dependency. The text remains terse and informal, capturing a rough dialogue rhythm.
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Doonne Gregory
Jesse Williams
Junius
Davie Jacoby
Glen Collins
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Secratary
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Dame Heideaberg
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Trophomores
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America
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U. S. Legation
Forbidden Zone
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Sengre de Cristo
Adore Con Trevet
Pauls Valley
McAboster
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