End of World War II Peace Ceremonies In Europe
Paris and Moscow hosted formal peace acts sealing treaties with five defeated Nazi satellites as the last step ending eight years of war. US Soviet Britain and France sent representatives to deposit ratifications for Finland Hungary Bulgaria and Romania while Russia and Britain handled Italy and Trieste amid solemn ceremonies marking a new era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Nevin
Paris
Germany
Moscow
Thaly
Finland
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Boscom
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Greenwich
Moses
Tonvain
Kremlin
Trieste
Maly Ender
Georges Bidault
New York
United Stians
Russing Amb
Sucnent
Valley View Admissions List Of Readings Across Ada Area
An OCR filled list shows multiple admissions and births linked to Ada and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Finma Low Eaton with baby, Cecil Leonard in Ada, and Betty Lucile Ellis Route Ada. The fragmentary text also mentions a baby boy and various addresses on East Beverly, West 1st, Bennett Avenue, and other Ada streets.
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William O. Newell
Stonewall
Mes
Ruby Golden
Ada
Cecil Leonard
West 1St Street
Floyd Morgan
Tupelo
Finma Low Eaton
FHS
Leth Street
Aaltt
Bifle Turner
Al AM. Haydé_WYanison
Bennett Avenue
Allan T. S. L. Eldridge
Scattore
Claude Levis
Connerville
Susie Mann
East
Beverly
W. A. Delaney
Kings Road
R .Pebshenitz
Tin East
Ttn
Judy Jay Jones
Souis
Cherry
Atte
Thealore Mooris
Sammons
van Lear
Gesiae
Gwen
Cherokee Strip Celebrations Mark Opening Across Oklahoma
Enid and four northern Oklahoma counties Garfield Noodle Ray Granz host a three day Cherokee Strip celebration climaxing with an historical parade. Dr George Ly Cross University of Oklahoma president will speak at Ponca City closing ceremonies. Wakita and Perry prepare events and old timers reunions with participation from early settlers.
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Enid
Okin
Oklahoma
Cherokee Strip
Garfield
Noodle
Ray
Little Richard Falls From Window In Denver Home
A two year old boy named Richard fell from a second story window at his Denver home. He tumbled about thirty five feet to the ground but sustained only two bruises on his left cheek. Doctors reported no serious injuries.
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Denver
Sest
Little Richard
Salas
Felk
Richard
Woolaroc reopened as museum of seven rooms and exotic displays
Bartlesville Oklahoma reports Woolaroc Museum at the 3400 acre Osage Hills estate is reopened with a new feature a pine organ and seven decorated rooms. The estate's owner Frank Philips hosts public days with free admission while exhibits include a Stradivarius violin, rare diamonds and emeralds, and a large collection of animals.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Usele Fagak
Tusa
Woolaroc Museum
Oklahoma Osage Hills
Frankig
Millenaire
Franke Philips
Phillips
Roy Chapman
Epaserie
Dave Rubinott
Philips
Wibe
Hamad Wa
United State
Bob German Dies At Home Veteran Railroad Service
Robert Bob German 77 died at home in Kansas City after a long illness. He spent decades with Frisco and Northern Pacific railroads, retiring in 1997 after over 40 years in rail work. Survived by widow Pearl and daughter Margaretta with a son Bob Jr killed in World War II. Burial in Kansas City. Funeral at Criswell Chapel.
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Robert
Bob" German
S19
Mein
Iil
Hald Theodey
Criswell Chapel
Kansas City
Kas
Prisco Railroat
Brooksville
Ft Scott & Werphis Railroad
Masay
City
Northern & Pacific Railroad
Shearman, Tex
Frisco Railroad
Par Scott
Mansas City
Asia
East Chaif
Healycat Carmdiuctors Brotherhood
Bob German Jr
Armed Services
Peerl German
Margaretta Geman
Mental Hospital Investigation Ordered in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma's new mental health board will inspect Fort Supply Mental Hospital after charges of mismanagement and insubordination by resident psychiatrist Dr. Thomas Maxwell. Board members will visit the hospital to determine who is ruining the institution and why as officials defend overall proper administration amid staff shortages.
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Oklahoma
CIT
New Mental Wealth Board
Fort Supply Mental Hospital
W. Russell Bergman
Hargman
Thomas Maxwell
Maxwell
John L. Day
New Teachers Found in Allen Schools
Allen schools welcome several new instructors this year. Tory Watson, formerly of Buttery, returns as principal at the Big County School while teaching homes and Melogy at Pit school. ML Crawford joins as vocational agriculture instructor, a Oklahoma A and M College alum. Vavona Lytan teaches English at Sumiox High. from Round Prairie, she brings notable Legunes including beans and peas to improve soil nitrogen.
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Tory Watson
Butter
Food price debate spurs calls for action in Congress
Senators and representatives urged remedies to soaring food costs led by Hubert Humphrey and backed by Sabath. Proposals include anti trust probes and broadening regulation of meat packing dairy produce exchanges and fertilizer industries along with textile and clothing sectors. An Associated Press survey found rising prices across eight staple foods with eggs bread milk butter and meat showing notable increases.
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Ian
Hubert R-ohia
Comte
Sabath
Taft
Clark
Board of Trade
Sehath
Washington
Congression
Providence
S. Woolman
Tthe
Amt Beed Dealers
National Asso‘ciation
St. Louis
Department of Agriculture
Unites States
AltRough Ecra
Cra
Demarument Cai
Associated Press
Egzhier
Baron
Seattle
St Louis
Philadelphia
SE Lewis
St. Ae
New York
Phlatelsne
British Miners Return to Work in Grimethorpe Pits
Grimethorpe England September 15 miners return to work ending a months long strike that paralyzed four Yorkshire pits. A National Union of Mine Workers panel accompanied the workers to inspect alleged safety breaches after a demand for extra two feet of coal. The union and coal board meanwhile review the situation as other Yorkshire miners show sympathy. The stoppage halted production affecting nearly 6,000 miners and cost the nation an estimated 600 million pounds in losses.
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Grimethorpe
England
Britain
Yorkshire
National Union of Mine Workers
Union
Mallomat Coal Board
National Reoal Board
Pathy
King Size Bomb Problem
The army plans an air drop test series of a 42.0 pound bomb to study release from aircraft and fall pattern. Ordnance officers seek depth of penetration and earth tremor effects, with initial tests scheduled this month to determine combat use of the device.
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Washington
Army
Army Air Force
Army Cre
Floods on Honshu Evacuate Hundreds as Typhoon Approaches
Hundreds of families flee homes across Honshu as floods from the Tonegawa river breach levees and wash out bridges. In Tokyo area 3,000 homes flood while others near Hakone suffer inundation. evacuation also extends to Ota and Shobuikawa. The approaching typhoon center is forecast to strike Tateyama, intensifying winds near Tokyo Bay tonight.
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Tokyvo
Hermes
Honshu
Japan
Pacific
First Cavalry Division
Ota
Tokyo
First Calvary
Tonegawa
Arta
Shobuikawa
Burba
Haya
Hakone
Tateyama
Chiba Peninsula
Tokyo Bay
Second Section of Hangar Frame Up at Chauncey Field
After difficulties in the first bay the second bay of the Chauncey Field hangar is erected. Superintendent H. Covey and crew report faster overall progress despite rain delays. Two bays formed share triangular supports, each bay weighing about 13 tons when final. Covey noted week progress but did not predict a completion date.
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Chauncey Field
H. &. Covey
Coney
Fire Rates Home in Tishomingo County Destroyed
A nondetermined origin fire destroyed the home of Mrs. Lavada Gilbert in Tishomingo County early Saturday. Mrs. Gilbert, a war widow, woke about 3 30 a m and saved her two sons and daughter before flames gutted the residence. Only a picture of her husband Paul survived salvage efforts.
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Lavada Gilbert
Foknstam County
Marth
Gilbert
Une
Paul
Veto Threatens U N Existence Amid Soviet Obstruction
Russia prolongs veto to paralyze the United Nations, hindering action on peace and economic recovery. Western powers seek reform without full charter overhaul as Moscow resists, with Argentina and others weighing special meetings and changes to curb Soviet blocking tactics.
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Russia
U.N
U MW
Bevin
Olotov
U. N
Australia
Dne
Argentina
Soviet Union
Rustia
Edgar Biggs Gets Car Through VA Aid
Edgar Biggs, a World War I veteran from Pontotoc County, received a new Chevrolet sedan with special driving devices via the Veterans Administration. He was wounded in November 1918 in France and has since lost sight and a leg. The gift, the 11th such aid in the county, comes through the Service Chevrolet company in Acts, under a program extended by Congress for another year.
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Veterans Administration
Gene Ford
Tocal VA
Edgar Biggs
Ada Country
Clu
Edgar
Service Chevrolet Company
Acts
Biges
Brooks
San Anta
Pontotac County
Wind
Atttain
Congress
Hobart
Giris
Americs Etsts
Okahomea
FIA
Anahemaly
Greece Faces UN Dilemma in Balkan Question
United States pushes to move the Balkan issue from the UN Security Council to the General Assembly as the Soviet Union opposes the shift. Greece blames Bulgaria for border violations while Bulgaria accuses Greece of aggression. Debate centers on whether to drop the case from the council or authorize a broader inquiry.
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Barry Bruce Lare
United Nations Security Council
United States
Frussia
Andre
A. Grochyko
Levek
George Marshall
New York
Russia
Balkan
Flushing
Meadow Pack
Commigniom Oil
Herschel V. Johnson
Commissior
Assembly
Ruasiz
Bulgaria
Gresce
Enother
Officials urge voluntary rationing to aid famine Europe
Washington and Cleveland officials proposed that Americans reduce consumption to free food for Europe. Norris E. Dedd and Commerce Secretary Hazenmar said voluntary measures may stretch supplies without new controls, warning against communist takeovers if Europe faces chaos. President Truman will decide on a special session to address food and fuel emergencies.
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Washington
Cabineet
Eurane
Agricaltar
Norris E. Dedd
Cleveland
Commeree
Hazzimnar
Chamber of Commerce Iumcheon
Europe
Congress
Eysone
Truman
Washinstein
Caldwell Named Advertising Manager at Shamrock Texan
Caldwell formerly with The Ada News advertising department has been appointed Advertising Manager of The Shamrock Texan at Shamrock Texas. He and his wife and two month old son Denis Alles are staying in Congressman Eugene Worley’s house in Shamrock. Caldwell, originally from Mountain View Oklahoma, attended Oklahoma University, served 22 months in the navy, and completed his degree work last January.
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Cliftom Caldwell
Ada News
Shamrock Texan
Shamrock
Tex
Caldwell
Denis Alles
Thea
Eugene Worley
Cabdhall
Mountain View
Okla
Oklahoma University
Navy
O. A
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