Food export plan ready for submitting to president now
Washington reports a cabinet committee approved a plan to aid Europe this winter while limiting grain exports. President Truman and key officials, including Secretary Anderson and Marshall, issued statements but gave few details. The meeting, first in a series on wartime relief, included top aides from state, commerce, and agriculture.
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Truman
Anderson
United Slater
Euwrope
Congress
Marshall
Commerce
Jdacesman
State
Bevett
Royad
Agviculture
Dodd
State, Commerce
Marshal
Ainderson
Harrican
Satherlay
Hoprman
United States
Europe
Rowal
Anders von
Harrivan
Doh. A. Steelman
Livestock Champs Crowned at Oklahoma State Fair
Oklahoma City September 2 attendance records set at the state fair livestock show. Grand championGuernsey bull Daven owned by Tor Coops, Ardmace. junior champion Guernsey cow Ace owned by Curtiss Candy Co Chicago. Curtiss also took senior cow with Aftons Golden Marie. Junior grand champion lamb Southdown owned by Sally Ans Chitwood Garber 4 H. Other awards include junior Hereford and Angus classes with multiple winners from Garfield County and Garber FFA and 4-H clubs.
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Oklahoma City
Atte
Vestock As
Wayne Sunes
Lawton Ffa
Virgil Schoing
Garber Fra
Rex Thralls
Garber Fea
Angus Glee
Sally Ang Chilwood
Billy Poslier
Travel Aspirations Trip College Eds
In Norman Oklahoma on September 23 Richard Ring, the university daily’s first male society editor, refuses to cover Princess Elizabeth wedding. King Bart, sports editor, sought senate funding to cover the Sooners game in Detroit next Friday. Bart should go to England to report the royal nuptials. The senate tied them both. Bart was allegedly fired for inefficiency. Faculty weighing the matter. Optical microscopes are strong because they cannot show objects smaller than light wavelength.
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King
S¢Ng Society
Bart
Detroit
England
Senate
Dons
Quenton Peters
Daily
Ior
Thornton Hereford Auction Launched at Gunnison Ranch
Gunnison California September 12. Crowds from across the country gathered for the Dan Thornton Hereford herd auction at the Thornton ranch. Notable attendees include Bing, Crughy, Irene Dune, Myrna Loy, and Bob Burns. Col A W Vrompeor of Lincoln Nebraska will chair the sale. The event features TD Triumphant and a prize bull cited for prior records, with expectations of high prices.
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Gunnison
Calo
Dan Thornton
Bing, Crughy
Irene Dune
Myrna Loy
Bob Burns
Roy J. Ture
Oklaoma
Oklaoma Hewin, : At the Thornton Ranch
Cainly
Col
A. W. Vrompeor
Lincoln Neb
Eine Business Enterprises
Denver
Alien Girl Forms Glee Club at OCW in 1924
Deon Melnvos of 4tion assists Oklahoma College for Women to form a glee club led by Miss Dorothy Tullos. The group of 45 young women will perform in the HTS program with college music activities. A large donation will enable further appearances. Their first program is November 18, singing for Lawton High School Cameron College a Lawton era club and Fork St Indian School.
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Glee Club
Oklahoma College For Women
Glee Ub
Cmd
Dorothy Tullos
Croup
Tie College
Tie Pleo
Lawton High School
Cameron College
Lawton Ersia
Fork Sth. Indian School
Moore Sees No Need Of Special Session
Tulsa dispatch reports Senator Moore stating no need for a special Congress session though a call may come amid discussions on the Marshall Plan. He cites complexity of European issues and suggests longer studies before any action, with possible plans to convene after November.
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Moore
Tulsa
Ho Mane
Congress
George C. Marshall
Howe
Okkhomator
Bal
Thoraweh
Senawe Moure
Senate
Has Atomic Bomb Changed Attitude Toward Religion
Washington residents discuss whether the atomic bomb has altered religious beliefs. Clergy and scholars say most remain complacent, while some fear the threat of destruction has unsettled souls and pushed a minority toward renewed faith or existential doubt.
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Atomic Earb
Max Hall
Washington
Sept
Mary
Johny Crenin
Social Acton Department
Charles
Wi. Flint
The
Method Church
Joseph Dawson
Baptists of
United States
Rawsan
Bern
Tam Steen
Washington Federation of Churches
Christ
Berton Y
State reports rural schools closed due to teacher shortage
Oklahoma today faces an across the state shortage that has left 8 or 20 rural schools closed and 600 to 800 children out of classes. State superintendent Dr. Oliver Hodge notes a projected need for 200 more teachers, but says larger schools could absorb some loss, a solution not helpful for single teacher schools.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oliver Hodge
Hodge
Read Em and Weep Grocery Prices From Ten Years Ago
A Ada News feature compares prices from September 1937 and 1947, highlighting drastic hikes in staples. It lists butter, coffee, beef, pork, bacon, flour, shortening, potatoes, margarine, and sugar, noting potatoes up from 2 to 5 cents per pound and margarine rising to 33 cents.
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Ada News
Hutter
Aimee
Butier
Peanut Producers Urged to Turn In Information Row
Pontotoc county peanut growers are asked to submit acreage and production data for peanuts grown on farms. Allotments will be set for farms with more than one acre in 1945 46 or 47. Meetings will be held across the county and growers may mail or deliver records to the ACA office to aid the committee before October 1, 1947. Mr Pharr stresses no farmer should be missed.
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Pontotoc County
ACA
M. Pharr
Mr. Pharr
Committee
ASA
SCA
Phar
Pontotee Coutty
Browall Coffman Dies Early Monday
Browall Coffman of Kingston died at a hospital Monday at 2 30 a m Funeral arrangements will be announced by Criswell Funeral Home Coffman son of the late W B Coffman was a longtime hardware dealer and baseball player later a fan and fisherman He attended Ada High School where he played on the football team He is survived by widow Coffman a son Carl Coffman mother Mrs Ethel Coffman Kingston and brother J M Coffman of Cantor Alster and Mrs Kemmie Mae McWilliams of Hobbs New Mexico Also notes on the tongue being highly sensitive in a separate line.
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Browall Colfma
Kingston
Criswell Funeral
Coffman
W. B
Bhi Coffman
Fiske
Foxter
New Mexico
Ada High School
Ie Coffman
Carl Coffman
Ethel Coffman
Alster
Kemmie
Mae McWilliams
Hobbs
N. M
J. Mi Coffas
Cantor
Milk price fix ends Muskogee dairy dispute
Muskogee dairy farmers union ends a week long milk strike by setting a wholesale price of 1.28 per pound for raw milk. Cremeries Rose Brand and Carnation had offered 1.15, prompting the compromise and resumed deliveries across the city and to stores.
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Muskogee
PyThe
Musho-gee
Carnation
US backs its stand as Russ charges labeled libel
New York report says the United States rejected Soviet war mongering claims as a falsification of American aims. France supported the U S in the United Nations on key questions while Bidault urged solutions to the German issue. Masaryk warned against driving a wedge between the two powers as France clarified its stance.
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U. S
Austin
Russ
U.S
York
United States
France
United Nations Assembly
Advive
Russia
Bidault
Rudsian
Ald
Jan Masaryk
Spiv in Attlee Era Aims for Easy Money in Britain
London report profiles a 26 year old so called spiv named George Elms, an ex cabinet maker turned petty trader who thrives on 100 percent profit from borrowed goods, resale schemes, and opportunistic scams. He rejects taxes and rationing while praising a life of quick profits, describing himself as a fighter against austerity. The piece frames spivs as symbols of wartime excess and warns of government pressure as Attlee’s policy shifts unfold.
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London
Nea
Attlee
Scotland Yard
George Elms
George
Amer George
Espigee
Enoug
Smit
Strong Winds Hit Florida As New Hurricane Looms
New winds up to 8a miles per hour breached southern Florida as a tropical storm moved across the Gulf toward Fort Myers and Tampa Bay. The Miami weather bureau said the latest blow was not expected to be dangerous though casualties and widespread damage continued along the coast. In New Orleans Mayor Morrison tallied about 7 million dollars in losses as floodwaters rose.
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Wwere
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Fort Myers
Tampa Bay
Gulf
Gulf Coast
Miami Weather Bureau
Istana
Missisarpyi
Alabama
ever_glades
Clta Dobster
Lake Okeechobee
Gherchaher
Highway Patrol
Wea
Canal Point
Flovida
Biloxi
Ten Orivais
de Leaseps
Chep
Morrison
Tain Elty
Valley View Admissions List Names and Addresses
A read-era list shows multiple individuals and street addresses in Ada and nearby towns. The items include Mrs Heten Karschnik 225 West Iftix Street and several others like Hebecca Sue Jolistom 100 East Toth Street Ada and Johnnie Bry Route 3 Ada.
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Heten Karschnik
Iftix Street
Fae
Hebecca Sue Jolistom
Mes
Jaan Hy
Cahill
Baby Birk
East 1Th Street
Ada
Elizabeth Whitely
Cookgate
Lilien Ellis
West Sth
Ake
Browall Coffman
Fitzhugh
Reuwah Gray
Ty Atewood
Mary 7
Tysom Clerita
Jim F. Rogers
South Towns
Rose Mavie Sachs
West 22Nd Street
Ade
Sandra L Fryer
Townsend
Aca
Rene Aliene Grissam
Child Born At Potic Hospital During Polio Outbreak
A six pound two ounce boy was born to a polio patient at Children's Hospital in a Sept. 22 birth. The mother, a year-old victim, was in isolation and admitted for infantile paralysis. Polio cases in the state surged to 912 over the weekend as health officials report ongoing outbreak concerns.
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Aaron, O
Children’s Hospital
Margie Poole
M. E Barris
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