Three Backers Meet Hitler from England
A British report based on captured German documents describes Hitler and his generals discussing Sea Lion, the planned 1940 invasion of Britain. It notes Churchill’s June 18 speech rallying Britain, German doubts about invasion viability, and shifting focus to Russia by spring 1942.
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Texas Bars Border to Keep Migrant Farm Workers In
Marshall Texas reports a statewide border seal to halt 60 000 Latin American migratory farm workers from leaving for northern states. USDA agent Yeager says crime arrests of labor recruiters escalate enforcement under wartime migratory labor powers. He notes pay gaps and housing lure workers away, with many arrests at Marshall and transfers to Texas farms awaiting clearance.
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Capt Tom Thomas Embarks Soon for Rio Assignment
Capt Tom A Manthas, famed Mediterranean theater pilot, named to the Joint US Brazilian Military Commission. He prepares to depart for Rio de Janeiro in September to join aviation work with the embassy on jet propulsion aircraft production and maintenance.
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Gwins Drug Adds Cochran Cosmetics
A distnguished itorn was add rel Love stock of Gavin's Drug stove, when they stocked the Jace squeline Cochan ring of sogmesses. Beginning today Miss Jeynette Krott, company cepresentative vom New York City, will be here a Week to assist Mra. Marie Bowles with the introduction of thug mass line. Most people know Miss Coch ban as perhaps the world's out-tstanding avvatetx. She began five int iy ama obtaited: her uil vale pilot's lcense after weeka training. Since then jae won Qbaerons Dittes anti free many rscocts Ter Aey avll wey ve fy, Jbeengorge money that enabled her toe establish her gasietic e tabuatment, which has been her 1st AMBION. Complete in every healty trent. 1 the oitckames are decorated in Gasinine manner, in keeping with the contents found in Jucayeline Cachran cosmetics. A ccovsial wvitation iseens ed the women of his vicinty oe visit Gaeri's ant check 1h oTeyon and ise toe
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McAlester Wins Sooner State League Playoff Title
In a furious final, McAlester defeats opponents to capture the Class of the Sooner State League playoff crown. The team’s victory marks a major regional achievement as details of the decisive game emerge from the season’s end.
Oldtimers Gather To Celebrate Run In Oklahoma
Oldtimers in northern Oklahoma counties plan gatherings this week to recall events from 54 years ago tied to rural settlement. Celebrations occur in Enid Perry Ponca City Wakita and feature discussions about early pioneer days and the opening of the area.
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Reece Ward Jr In Hospital in Japan
Reece Ward Jr 19 son of Mr and Mrs Ward 817 North Cherry is in a Japanese hospital after a fall while serving with the 34th Infantry Service Company in Kagusa Japan. He suffered a fractured jaw broken collarbone and multiple cuts and bruises. Red Cross reports expect a six month hospital stay.
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NBC to Ban Crime Programs Till Late
NBC announces a daytime ban on detective crime and mystery programs before 630 PM local time as 160 of 137 affiliates approve the move to reduce exposure of youth to crime content. The action targets future scheduling only, not current programs, and applies to late evening time slots in three time zones.
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Line Under Track To Be Enclosed
Workers have prepared four days for enclosing a concrete sanitary sewer line crossing under West Main railroad. The project will seal the sewer line at the city’s cost, eliminating annual cleaning of the lime bends and improving maintenance.
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East Central Pep Club To Blossom in New Uniforms
East Central pep club and student council unveil plans for new uniforms and a major show during the season. Arrangements include two buses to the season opener at Tishomingo, a pep rally, fireworks, and a half time show with student sections and music booklets for games.
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Work to Start on Street Project in City
City officials announce street work will begin Moo f yomorning on the Baat Fours centrery area. City Manager W. E. Toneen says the contractor will lay asphalt over the slip from Baat Centhal vos tem toris Stadiums, aiming for travel even in rain. The project runs about a week late and delays cite weather and permits.
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East Central College begins fall term with near 1250 enrollment
After three days of the fall term at East Central, registrar Harvey Faust reports unofficial enrollment close to 1250. Dormitories fill quickly with about 275 men housed, 170 in Fontein Hall, 49 in College Hall, and 14 in Gray's building. Apartments may exceed 260 residents, totaling nearly 1500 living on campus. Activities include a cheer squad formation and the first football game at Tishamingo Thursday night as classes organize and student council elections approach.
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Marshall Urges UN Meeting as World Policy Pivot
New York Sept 18 The United States views the 1947 United Nations General Assembly session as a key turning point in world affairs Secretary of State George C Marshall is expected to call for practical results on major global problems stressing the UN must deliver concrete solutions He discussed issues with Warren Austin Bernice Fo Johnson and John Foster Dulles ahead of the assembly session and plans to submit position proposals.
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Kaiser Family Juggles School, Work and Civic Life
Byng area family headed by Mrs. Kaiser raises 12 children who attend Byng schools and participate in activities. They plant gardens, can 1800 quarts yearly, and support church and club efforts while Mr Kaiser serves as a law enforcement officer. The family plans a silver anniversary in 1948 and balances farming, education, and community.
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Dorsey Family Announces New Daughters Birth in Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs T C Dorsey of Oklahoma City announce the birth of twin daughters on September 4 Mrs Dorsey formerly Norma Kel vem Foo of Monae Also noted are multiple local social items including visits from Christine Beard and Mary Even Stubblefield host activities and moves by Jerry and Mary Low to the Jumper place.
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John Dos Passos Involved In Car Crash Injuring Writer
John Dos Passos, noted writer, and his wife Kather were injured when their coupe collided with a cranberry truck on the Wareham to Boston road. The accident occurred yesterday while traveling from Provincetown to Boston, with the couple reportedly en route to Boston from Cape Cod. Police reported his eye injury as serious but non fatal, while details on the crash remain limited.
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City Expands Garbage Work Downtown Ada
City employees will begin downtown garbage collection Monday under a city ordinance. Washing alleys will occur nightly with biweekly deep cleaning to meet health standards. Private collectors will be relieved, and rates will depend on refuse volume, with service limited to city limits.
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Milk price boosts reach Oklahoma cities in price talks
Dairymen in Lawton and Muskogee voted for higher prices or threatened to ship milk elsewhere as processing plants set raises. Lawton creamery averted a strike by paying 12.5 per hundred pounds for grade A milk, deemed 48 cents above the old rate. Tulsa officials anticipate two cent per quart increases to offset higher costs. Shawnee retailers report a two-cent rise in price per quart effective Monday, with current rates around 58 cents for grade A and 19 cents for skim milk.
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