Linscheid Silver Anniversary Program Held at East Central State
The Ada Chamber of Commerce sponsors the Linscheid Silver Anniversary program at East Central State College in the college auditorium on Thursday at 8 o'clock. Faculty students and alumni honor Dr A Linscheid who has led the college for over 25 years.
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Linscheid
East Central State College
Ada Chamber of Commerce
A. Linscheid
M. A. Nash
State System of Higher Education
Oklahoma State Regents For
A. L. Crabb
State Board of Education
John S. Vaughan
Northeastern State College
Tahlequah
Oklahoma State
Dorothy Summers
Wewoka
East Central
Procter
Dan C. Procter
O.C.W
Chickasha
Oklahoma College For Women
A. D. Patton
Murray State School of Agriculture
Tishomingo
R. T. Blackburn
First Methodist Church
Broken Bow
First Church
Ada
Churches of Oklahoma
Clyde M. Howell
O.B.A
Public Schools of
Oklahoma
John W. Raley
Ob.a
Shawnee
Linscheid Commemoration Services Planned at East Central
East Central auditorium opens at 7 15 Thursday for the Linscheid memorial program with an organ prelude at 7 45 and the formal program at 8 00. The event will be broadcast on KADA and Oklahoma stations. Governor Kerr speaks at 8 30 followed by others limited to five minutes each. Prominent state figures will attend and send greetings from their institutions.
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East Central Auditorium
Dr. Linscheid
KADA
Oklahoma
Kerr
Recording of Army and Navy Discharges Expands
The county clerk reports increasing discharge records as more service members exit the armed forces. Army discharges listed include Robert F. Copeland Corydon Jennings John D. Bolen and others. Navy honorees include Cyrus K. Barnes John E. Lewis Jr Stewart P. Linscheid and Harry L. Nelson.
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Robert F. Copeland
Corydon T. Jennings
John D. Bolen
Gwendell M. Evans
Berney J. Rogers
James R. Smith
Carlous V. Fowler
James E. Ross
Robert L. Pegg
Warren C. Rose
Ravel McCool
Truman Seeks Sharing of Atomic Secret With Allies
Washington reports President Truman favors sharing atomic energy secret with nations willing to accept strict controls. He has not drafted recommendations to Congress and believes the process cannot remain a three nation secret. Britain and Canada influenced policy, with internationalization eyed. Durant item notes a man renamed Gilbert P Gentry after entering the army.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Japan
Great Britain
Canada
Weather Update for Oklahoma: Cloudy with Showers and Thunder
Mostly cloudy conditions with occasional showers and thunder showers. East and central areas may see moderate to heavy rain this afternoon and tonight, with cooler temperatures tonight and Thursday. Little change in temperatures expected.
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Klahoma
Kerr to speak at East Central program in Ada
Gov. Robert S. Kerr, class of 1915, will be the principal speaker at East Central College Ada. The program includes out of town visitors and a pre-program dinner at the college dining room. Several regional leaders and alumni will attend and address the audience.
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Gov. Kerr
Ada
Robert S. Kerr
East Central
Classes Organize Coming Saturday at East Central State
A meeting will be held at East Central State College Saturday at 10. Teachers and students unable to attend regular school will organize classes for the first semester. Students will name the subjects to be offered. Six semester hours maximum. Dean W B Morrison will preside.
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East Central State College
W. B. Morrison
Pawhuska Merchants Offer $100 Scholarship to Star Player
PaWhuska merchants pledge a $100 college scholarship to the top high school football player this season, naming the recipient from Pawhuska High School. The offer signals local support for athletics and student achievement.
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Pawhuska
P— City
Pawhuska high _ool
Ada Has Heavy Rain Misses Stormy Winds
A wind event spared central Oklahoma from major damage as Ada endured heavy rain Tuesday night. Detour signs at Main and Broadway were repeatedly knocked down since Monday night. Rainfall reached 1.55 inches by 7 am with totals increasing as clouds released moisture and streets turned slick.
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Ada
Oklahoma
Main and Broadway
OWIU Tells Locals Nationwide Strike Authorized
The Oil Workers International Union CIO declares a nationwide strike authorized if the government conciliation conference fails. Union leaders say the step would affect about 250,000 oil workers across seven states with many refineries and gas plants impacted.
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Chicago
Oil Workers International Union
CIO
Schwellenbach
Harvey O’connor
O. A. Knight
Fort Worth
Tex
Union International
Washington
William L. Knous
Colorado Supreme Court
O'Connor
Labor Department
Labor
Con
Fair Entries Taken Till 10 On Thursday
heavy rains reduce entries at Pontotoc county fair with extended entry time to 10 a m Thursday County agent C H Hailey notes few Jerseys and Holsteins on display in fairground barns crop exhibits limited by rain Wesley Chaffin will speak at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Ada Thursday Judge Hailey says few exhibitors on lower traffic roads while those on gravel roads show more activity
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Pontotoc
C. H. Hailey
Wesley Chaffin
Ada
Chamber of Commerce
Hailey
Wesley Brantley
Latta
New Ceiling Price Charts On Cars
A new ceiling price chart shows a four percent reduction in used car prices and is available at the local rationing office. Due to limited supply, charts were not mailed to dealers. the dealer must call to obtain them. The chart lists price ceilings for all makes and models of used automobiles.
Indians Will Meet On Friday Morning
Indians of this area will meet Friday morning at 10 o clock in the district courtroom. Will Durant principal chief of the Choctaws and Flyod Maytub by governor of the Chickasaws will be present with a Mr Turner of the interior department and A M Landman from the Five Tribes office. The pending sale of tribal coal and asphalt lands will be discussed with emphasis on provisions the Indians want inserted in the contract.
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Will Durant
Choctaws
Flyod Maytubby
Chickasaws
Mr. Turner
Interior Department
A. M. Landman
Five Tribes
Oklahoma Thanksgiving Set for November 22 by Proclamation
Gov. Robert Kerr announced Thanksgiving in Oklahoma will be observed on November 22, the fourth anniversary of the month. He said the date follows the congress designated holiday and directed his secretary to draft the proclamation.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Robert S. Kerr
Kerr
Ben Dwight
No Easing Up On U S Military Occupation Regulations For Bavarian Area
General Eisenhower summoned General Patton to report on denazification progress in Bavaria and to account for his stewardship. Chief of staff Walter Smith reiterated ruthless removal of Nazis from public office, while cautioning that Bavarian attitudes hinder postwar recovery and warning no modification of orders.
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Frankfurt ON Main
Eisenhower
George S. Patton
Bavaria
Walter B. Smith
Third Army
Patton
Smith
Germany
U.S. Army
Gift of C-54 to De Gaulle Declared Symbol of Friendship
President Truman announced the gift of a C-54 air transport plane to General Charles De Gaulle as a gesture of goodwill to France. He noted the donation was made under the war powers act because the U S had surplus aircraft and De Gaulle needed one, similar to gifts to Churchill and Chiang Kai-shek by Franklin D Roosevelt.
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Washington
Truman
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Roosevelt
Churchill
Great Britain
Chiang Kai-shek
Rent Return Details in Ada News Classified Ads
Classified notices in the Ada News outline returns for rental listings and related fees. The ad section itemizes amounts due, property names, and contact methods for tenants seeking refunds or arrangements.
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Venrenter
Ada News
No Conflict Over Policy
President Truman said the occupation policy for Japan and General Douglas MacArthur’s appointment as supreme commander were agreeable to all allies and that he knew of no objections. He denied official knowledge of Russian efforts to form an allied control commission and noted Soviet criticism abroad but said any criticism could be directed to him.
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Washington
Truman
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
Allied Control Commission
Red
London
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
U. S
Reds and Soviets quarrel over French nationals at ministers' talks
London September 26 A fresh dispute disrupted five power talks as Soviet and French representatives clashed over the wording of a communique on repatriation of French nationals in Soviet hands. The row delayed discussions on German peace terms while plans for Byrnes and Molotov’s return were being arranged. John Foster Dulles canceled European travel to seek a clearer policy statement. The conference was expected to adjourn soon.
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London
United States
Hungary
V. M. Molotov
Russia
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
U. S
Home
State Byrnes
V. M. Mostov
City Arrest Total Reaches 108 For Month So Far
City police made six arrests Tuesday bringing the month’s total to 108 through the first 25 days. Three arrests were for investigation and three for drunkenness. A bicycle was reported stolen from the circus grounds as part of the blotter. With five days left in September the month may exceed all prior totals this year. August had 90 arrests.
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Associated Press
Poteau
Oklahoma
Miami
Wyandotte
Missouri
U. S. 66
Baxter Springs
Kas
Grand Lake
Picher
Arkansas
Tulsa
Lawton
Fort Sill
Norman
Anadarko
Minco
Turtle
Blanchard
Newcastle
Oklahoma City
McClain County
Tuttle
Antlers
Durant
Idabel
McAlester
Ardmore
Lindsay
Iry Valley
Detroit Tigers clinch AL pennant by beating Indians 11–0
Detroit clinches at least a tie for the American league championship by routing the Cleveland Indians 11 to 0 in the opener of a doubleheader. Left fielder wins and pitchers dominate as Detroit cruises to a lopsided victory.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
County Clerk Offers 275 For 110 Coyote Scalps
Guthrie records show County Clerk Leonard Pickard ready to pay 275 for 110 coyote scalps turned in locally. The top bounty goes to Clarance Sade of Lovell with 12 scalps.
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Guthrie
Leonard Pickard
Clarance Sade
Lovell
Japs to Shake Off Clique Surrounding Hirohito
Tokyo reports say Emperor Hirohito may meet General MacArthur at the U S embassy amid moves to purge the throne circle. Mao MacArthur eyes a broader occupation command office as Japan reorganizes its administration to speed allied aims.
Th' pessimist on congressmen pay and public indifference
The speaker notes that if congressmen double their salaries some will earn 19000 more than they are worth. The remark mocks those who think themselves superior and suggests others respond with indifference.
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Museum of Science and Industry
Gil H. Menendez
Jamaica
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YMCA
National War Fund
C. F. Stiles
Stillwater
Stiles
U.S
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Hirohito
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Tokyo
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