Nations Devalue Currencies Amid Global Market Shakeup
Global currencies slide as Britain cuts the pound and Japan allows yen devaluation. Canada and France ease controls to lure tourists and trade while experts warn more nations will cheapen currencies. The list includes Britain, Canada, France, Ireland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and others amid a tide of devaluations and market anxiety.
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Fiapee
Whemn
Japan
MacAthir
Mary
Canada
U. S
France
Britain
ECA
Paul ¢. Hoffman
Marshall Plan
Europe
Moscov
United States
South Africa
Ireland
New Zealand
Rance
Australis
Egypt
Israel
India
Burma
Ceylon
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Malaya
Holland
Swecey
Finand
Yesterland
Oklahoma Liquor Local Option Debate Sparks Denials
Oklahoma City reports a heated clash over a local option on liquor. Attorneys for United Drugs contest a repeal amendment, while local leaders argue the measure could allow statewide or county liquor sales, impacting control and licensing powers amid ongoing public debate and church and civic participation.
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Oklahoma City
Chisnoma Drys
Wet News
David C. Shapard
The
United Drogs
Leo Gibson
Ceyeal
Okla-ora Economic Institute
Gmail
Madison ladies turn food shop into world gourmets mecca
Two Madison women Miss Margaret Snyder and Miss Norma Howarth started a food specialty shop for fun and built a global gourmets destination. Their shelves boast 60 Wisconsin cheeses, exotic teas, chutneys, curry powders, and imported delicacies from Scotland to Norway. Mail orders arrive from distant places, reflecting a bold Algeresque rise through hard work and faith.
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Madison
Wis
Nea
Horatio Alger
Margaret Snyder
Norma Howarth
Snyder
Howarth
Mexico
Pertussi
Wisconsin
Ceylot
Scotland
India
Norway
Switzerland
France
Fur
Ene
Alaska
South America
Tre
Ada Junior High School Opens With Colorful Classrooms
Ada Junior High School begins the new term with pastel classroom colors and green boards replacing worn blackboards. Supt. Rex O Morrison and the city school board funded the renovation. New staff include Daisy L Moore Charles M Krumtum Clifford L Roberson Rudolph Carney and Pat Ray. Chapel hour set with local leaders and student voice. Faculty hosts coffee social. Eighth grade social studies and English classes focus on outlines and the history of the English language. First Friday assembly features color guard, pledges, recitations, and musical numbers. Library talks and a catalog session attract seventh graders. Physical education builds for a track meet with events and points toward a trophy for top performer.
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Supt
Rex O. Morrison
City School Board of Education
Daisy L. Moore
Hayes School
Charles M. Krumtum
Clifford L. Robberson
Rudolph Carney
Pat Ray
Morrison
S. Bill Winn
Charles Krumptum
Gordon
Bessie Rae Lockhart
Jim Spann
Lou Brewer
Harding
Igh
Nev
Prin
A. R. Wallace
Yves
Debbil Foo
Charles Krumotum
Finis Morrison
Suellen Piummei's Picture Appears in Life Magazine
A fragmented item notes Suellen Piummei, daughter of A Fiummer, appears in Life magazine alongside a Western film favorite Caesius. The brief hints at public attention but text is garbled and unclear on dates or exact context.
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Suellen Piummei
SUE OF Life Sielien Filmmex
Fiummer
Thered
Caesius
Lofe Magazine
Seek to Mabuiala Price Support Effort Stalls
Washington Sept 20 The Agriculture Department opposes a measure to extend price supports for oats and potatoes and urges maintaining current support levels for 1949. Senate Agriculture Committee member Elmer Thomas D 2 leads the push, while Ralph S. Trigg of the Commodity Credit Corporation argues against renewing commitments, citing farmer faith and budget limits. Parity sets the target price at 50 percent for grains and 30 to 90 percent for potatoes.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ite Weigat
Stm Chet
Eliza Tancatary Pee
Trevill
Cheeman Elmer Thomas
Senate Agriculture
Dem
Ralph S. Trigg
Commodity Cred Corporation
Production and Marketing Administration
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Agriculture Brannan
Trigg
Esa
Petats P
Coalgate Society News Wedding in Sherman Texas
Miss Billie Pearl King and Eur Gene Lee of Coalgate wed in First Baptist Church Sherman on Sept 12 with Rev Homer W Thompson officiating. Attendants included Ernett Paul Fanning and Wanda June Wardrope. Family details note educations, homes, and forthcoming residence at 404 South Broadway Coalgate. A bridal shower honored the bride with gifts and refreshments.
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First Baptist Church
Sherman
Texas
Billie Pearl King
Eurgene Lee
Coalgate
Homer W. Thompson
Ernett Paul Fanning
Homer
Wanda June Wardrope
Miss King
Wardrope
Ohite Cat Nations
Ida Wood
Lee
John Wood
Wapanawka
Coalgate High School
Tom Wardrop
Wanda Juce
Eugene Lee
Albert Keener
Aliss Albert Keener
Gussie Martin
Min W Edwards
Warda Fay Smith
C. L Williams
Fay Williams
Bobbs George Dune Andress
Jahtee Howe
Atrs
Simmie Eclair
Guesce Marlin
Kay Lou Childers
Former Bacone College Director Mnemonic Unclear Note
Fragmentary OCR item from Oklahoma City dated September 2 hints at a former Bacone College director in Muskogee Eine Nathan Collegie unclear in meaning. No verifiable events or names fully readable for a complete summary.
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Bacone College
Oklahoma City
WPA
Muskogee
Nathan Collegie
Oklahoma Holstein breeders state sale reports slight price dip
Oklahoma's Holstein breeders state sale Monday showed a modest drop in average price to about 4.8 dollars per animal. Carnation Homestead Inka Glenwood commanded 775 dollars to Bob Asams, with Ada buyer Orel Busby paying 895 dollars for Plavideon Inka Porch, both high lots in a sale framed as breeding promotion rather than profit. More than half of consignments stayed in Pontotoc county, and the event emphasized steady ownership growth in the region.
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Oklahoma
Carnation Homstead Inka Glenwood
Bob Asams
Oklahoma Association
Orel Busby
Ada
Plavideon Inka Porch
Adama
Brontlay
Pontotoc County
Edward P. Boyd
Oklahoma City
Boyd
Red” Lance
Ahlos3
John Mitenusson
Harral Adlen
R. E. Cowling
Weagier
It & Missionary Enterprise
Adams
Coalgate Hosts First Aid Classes For Mothers And Workers
Coalgate offers two daily first aid sessions supervised by McAlester safety official in Corite. A mothers class runs at 2:99 PM at City Hall while an evening class at 7 PM meets at the Police Service Building. The 15 hour course is split into five three hour periods with no charge.
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Coalgate
B. Nal
McAlester Safety
U. S. Bureau
Coalgats
Y. Gate
Polite Service
Coss County
Ada High Orders New Band Uniforms for Ada High Band
Ada High will order 83 regular uniforms plus one drum major and six drum majorette outfits. Eleven bids were received from firms in New York City Philadelphia Chicago Wichita and Kansas City with Fruhauf of White, Kansas through Katz Department Store of Ada the low bidder at 4664.75 dollars. Production will take several weeks as the uniforms are tailored in maroon with gold and white accents to match school colors. Ada High band director Autin Kidwell leads the program.
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Ada
New York City
Philadelphia
Chireto
Wichita
Kansasey
Fruhiuf
White
Kas
Katz Department Store
Tatre
West Point
Mircon
Autin Kidwell
Fe Saetcet Ae
McLish 4‑H Members Head to Pontitec County Fair
McLish school 4-H members depart for Pontitec County fair while local residents host visitors from Seminole and California. New McLish students include Nancy Large Peggy Large Bob BMonigam and others. The community notes a soccer-like schedule and a wedding of Betty Chambers and Olen Bottoms.
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4-H Club
McLish School
Pontitec County Fair
Nancy Large
Peggy Large
Francis
Bob Bmonigam
Maud
W. Dd. Ploy
He Tha Floyd
California
Sidney Johnston
Ancel Johnston
Hominy
Ada Community Concerts Plans Season In Ada
Ada area residents and East Central students will be affected by last Saturday’s decisions at the Aldridge Hotel where Ada Community Concerts artists committee met. They chose a season plan with memberships and artist bookings, including the Don Cossack chorus and pianist Constance Keene, plus the St Louis Sinfonietta, and discussed spring membership drives and local seating policies to account for out of town guests.
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East Central
Aldridge Hotel
Mermtera
Artists Committee
Ada Community Concerts
CCA
Community Concerts Service
Charles F. Spencer
Homer Feay
Dennis Davis
Birs
W. M. Emanuel
A. R. Sugg
C.H. Mesney
John Panos
L W. Cheek
Willl
Holtz
Rosario
Antonio
Cossacks
Ada Cca
Dallas Symphony
Barnlett
Robinson
Don Cossack Chorus
Constance Keene
Thei
Ford Seeks Settlement With Ford Workers
Detroit September report says Ford negotiators and the United Auto Workers aim for a settlement to avert a strike by about 115000 workers. A tentative pension and health plan offer was discussed, with talks continuing as both sides press for a deal on wages and fringe benefits.
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Detroit
Ford Tee Ca
Eee
Waton
Ford
Bate Joka Dent
Feather
Com Fae
Geecesofil Security Kenadia Company
Oklahoma State Education Convention Speakers Named
The sixth birthday state convention of the Oklahoma Home Education Association in Oklahoma City lists speakers including Madame Baas Nehru, W Norwood Brigance, David Russell, Helen Sullivan, Walter Wittich, Rudolph Unstailnois, and Paul Unustailnois with others from national and state education bodies. The program highlights national affairs in India and education policy, with attendees from the University of California, University of Wisconsin, and other institutions.
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Oklahoma
Okshome Education Association
Oklahoma City
Madame Baas Nehru
India
W. Norwood Brigance
Speechation of America
Pall Spit
W. R. McConnell
Helen Alent Sullivan
Bostaniversity
Pia of Education
David Russell
University of California
Walter Wittich
Universyte of Wisconsin
Paul Unustailnois
Udolph University
Ofolph G. Walker
Nmeber
National Commission On Rented, Education and Professional
Ace
Texas
Oklhoma
Crus
Tod Ronald Dies Funeral at Poteau
Tod Ronald dies. Funeral services held Sunday at the Church of Christ in Poteau. Ronald, former manager of the Coal County Chamber of Commerce, is survived by two brothers in Coalgate. Attendees listed include family and local residents. A separate note from Guymon reports Eldon Seei joining police, with layoffs and traffic safety concerns cited.
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Miro
Coalgate
Terry O'Hara
Raymond Warren
Coalpate
O'Hara
Coal County
Warren
Beln
Church of Christ Aeroy
Lowery
Inager Poteau
Ronald
Coal County Chamber of Commerce
Coolgate
Jack
Andrew Renee
Ana Bees
Ira
Wadley
Jack Ronald
Andrew Ronald
Swadley
Aire
Ira Ngram
Mfiss Rece
Wedley
Stewart Rat
Witer Jacobs
James
Mars Sordon Gr Cease
Mra Grant
Vivian Grant
Audie Collier
Bill Alexander
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