Ada Teaches Honored By Local Church
Ada City church hosts an informal reception honoring Ada Teaches and East Central State College members. Guests greet youth, enjoy a tea service with carnations, dahlias, and a screen display reading Welcome Teachers, surrounded by school pennants.
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Lora
Acuity
Ada City
Ehols
East Central State College
Sno
Pind Stevens
Bra. Paul Wines
Ads Highschool
Ada Junio Highschool
Glenwood
Jayes
Irving, Washington
Wil Yard
Horace Mann Jprade
Homer W Feng
Ed Hunter Gardens
Brats Jardiniere
Anna Weaver Jones
L. W. Cheek
John Thompson
Tori Pail- Nips
Bernard Keel
Bill Hopper
A Foster
WF. Winn
Clarence Denham Dies at Local Cement Plant Foreman
Clarence Denham 46 general foreman at the Ideal Cement Company plant died Monday morning at his home after a brief illness. The funeral will be held Tuesday at p.m. from Criswe Chapel with burial in Rosedale Cemetery. He was born in Ada and attended Ada schools. Survived by widow Alice Diazto, two sons Clarence and Charles “Chuck” Denham, a sister Mrs. Viola, and a mother Mrs. Ada.
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Clarence Denham
Cement Plan
Acency L. Denham
Ideal Cement Company
Criswe
Rosedale
Denham
Ada
Alice Diaztro
Clarence
Charles GC
Chuck’ Penham
Adz
Viola
Community Chest Drive Aims for $25,000 in Ada
Orval Seann, drive chairman, reported Tuesday that the advance gift drive for Ada area funds is progressing on schedule. He praised Foster McSwain and R. Simpson and said kickoff breakfast October 10 will launch the general campaign with workers from civic clubs and teachers groups ready to participate. Committees prepared literature and posters along highways to Ada. final plans show strong optimism for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Seann
Fumors
Schecule
Foster McSwain
R.¥. Simpson
Pat Ierni
Teachers Organization
Ada
Advanced Gifts
Martn Clerk
Aca Community Cuest
Guard Recruiting Prizes Awarded
Prizes for recruiting the most men into the National Guard during September were awarded to Cpl. Kenneth A. Skiemere and Ret. John D. Free. A jacket and sweater donated by Gluckman’s Department Store were presented last night. The contest resumes October 1 with prizes for the two enlisted men of Headquarters Battery who recruit the largest number of men.
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Adamin
Nations Guard
Gluckman
Kenneth A. Skiemere
John D. Free
National Guard
Headyquarters Battery
Nation's Second Biggest Corn Crop Raises Storage Question
America's second largest corn harvest prompts a storage crisis as bins and cribs run short. With a projected 3.5 billion bushels and a heavy carryover from 1948, farmers face moving grain to market or expanding on-farm storage once the Commodity Credit Corporation delivers new bins in weeks. Government price supports and potential quotas loom, while consumers may benefit from eventual cheaper prices.
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Edward H. Hoffman
NEA
Des Molnes, Jr
Congress
Commodity Credit Corporation
Iowa
C. H. van Vinck
Ions State College
United States
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Uranium finds spread across Europe after nuclear claims
Reports expose new uranium discoveries in Czechoslovakia and Spain as tensions rise after President Truman's atomic disclosure. Tass says USSR has had weapons since 1947 while Germans aid Russia, with mines near Prague and Pyrenees cited. Spain’s veins under Franco prompt potential bargaining leverage.
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London
Czechslovakia
Spain
Russia
Europe
Truman
Tass
Soviet Union
Generalissimmno Franco
Czechoslovakia
Hussia
East Germany
Uruman
Prague
Pyrenees
Germany
Coalgate Holds First Aid Classes After Training
Sixty percent of participants completed sessions conducted by John Hynes of the US Bureau of Mines. Twenty one men and twelve women earned certificates, with women recognized for First Aid training and men listed among graduates.
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John Hynal
Bureau of
Min2a
Mfe- Alester
Sam C. Wells
Hynes
Bureau of Mines
James EB. Eclair
Roland
Dan 2Y
Belen C. Hickman
Rothering M. Mednais
Lillie Me. Tanis
Eastern Europe Lined With Rocket Launch Bases
Berlin dispatch reports Russia spread rumors of deadlier rockets than used by Hitler. Intelligence officers cite speculation about Soviet launch sites across eastern Europe and in the Soviet zone of Germany, with Peenemunde mentioned as a historic plant.
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Berlin
Russia
Eure
Hitler
Germany
Europe
A. S
Cer
Io Cambeslovekia
Poland
Western Europe
Peenemuende
Baltic
Flagpole Sitting Record Broker and Charley Had Enough
Charley Lupica ends a 17 day 2 hour 25 minute flagpole sitting at Cleveland Stadium amid cheers from 33,977 fans. He vows two weeks off work for a fresh start then plans to celebrate with gifts from the crowd and family.
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Charley
Cleveland
Woodly
Charley Lupica
Lupica
Cleveland Stadium
Augustine
Home Plate
Margaret
Nicolette
San Carl
Carl
Mrs. Liska
Non-Union Mines Reopened In Western Pennsylvania
Eleven hundred non-union bituminous miners defied the United Mine Workers and returned to work in western Pennsylvania. State police arrested 17 pickets near Clearfield and Clarion counties amid mass picketing injunctions. Reinforcements were flown in after authorities appealed to Governor James A. Reed for help. Armed guards posted at mine entrances while crews resumed surface and underground operations under tense conditions.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Clearfield
Clarion County
Pittaturgh
Public hearing on rent control set for Oct 24 in Claremore
In Claremore Oka on Sept 26 the public hearing on rent control was announced for Oct 24 led by Acting Mayor Exiige Streeter. The meeting follows a petition from property owners seeking decentral rent and notes about 15 78 steel workers in the United States.
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Claremore
Oka
Exiige Streeter
Sesinice
Atoct
Tive
United States
Two Dinner Programs Mark Rural Teachers Meet
The Rural Teachers Association of the East Central district concluded its OEA meet with two dinner programs. Dr. Jess Ogden of the University of Virginia gave a practical talk on improving schools through stronger communities. Ethel Clark presided, with ritual invocations and musicalNUMBER solos by Miss Betty Thompson. New leadership includes Clyde Moody as chairman and Clint LaValle as vice-chairman, with Aline Goree as secretary and Tom Henry as councilman. Retiring officers Flossie Beckett Otis Smith and Jewel Howerton were honored.
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Rural “Teachers Association
East Central District
First Presbyterian Church
Jess Ogden
University of Virginia
College
District Ofa
Woodland
Ethel Clark
Henry Freeman
Ong School
Clark
Betty Thompson
Act
Oscar Parker
Ogden
Moody
Clyde Moody
Phillips
Clint LaVallep
Jackson
Aline Goree
Shawnee
Tom Henry
Flossie Beckett
Otis Smith
Jewel Howerton
Oklahoma State Fair Attendance Sets Record and Fire Injury
Oklahoma City September 24 A one day attendance record was set at the state fair with 41 189 visitors. Three accidents injured three people including Garibaldi a gubernatorial guard shot by a stray bullet from a 22 caliber rifle. A 16 year old admitted firing from across tracks near the grounds. The shooter said he aimed at balloons. A thrill act worker Burns arms when his fire slide backfires and a man suffers internal injuries when a hitch snaps. Authorities report theft of 110 tickets and blank checks from the Biltmore hotel office. police arrested a suspect but tickets remain missing.
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Oklahoma City
John Phipps
San Antonio
Tom Rucker
Oklahoma Press Association
Association
Biltmore
Hospital Given Clear Land Title in Oklahoma Case
LAWTON OKLA June 27 The Comanche County hospital site plot was awarded to W E Tomlinson by a district court jury clearing title for the project. Construction halted by a temporary injunction obtained by Henry Picek who was leasing 67 acres for an airport. Ten acres were pledged for the $1,000,000 hospital and Picek sought to block land use claiming the lease remains binding. he has 90 days to appeal and construction will resume after that period.
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Lawton
Okla
Seni
Ste
Comanche County Hospital
W. E. Tomlinson
Henry Picek
Picek
Tomlinson
Administrators Hear GEA Has Grown Mature at Banquet
About 180 persons filled Knight Hall for East Central district administrators banquet. Dr. John Rackley, dean of Oklahoma University’s College of Education, urged more practical professional training and criticized immature practices while praising a professional approach to teaching. B L Holmes was elected vice president and Clarence Melling joined Rackley as new officers in the Oklahoma Education Association remarks.
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East Central
Knight Hall
John Rackley
College of Education
University of Oklahome
Make & A sSaTees
D Vane
Armocea
B. L. Holmes
Wanekte
Clarence Melling
Seminole
Oklahome
Oklahoma Education Association
DEA
Rackley
Three-Truck Crash Hurts Driver and Six Davis Firemen
Oklahoma Davis recalls a midnight explosion after a three-truck collision on U. S. 77. Clarence Andrews, the truck driver, is in critical condition at a Sulphur hospital. Six Davis firemen Willard Warren A B Wallace D E B Lockear Willie Warner Byron Mayberry and Easy Sartin were treated for burns not believed serious. The crash halted traffic for over three hours as the two semitrailers, one loaded with squash, collided and fire spread, the gas tank exploded during firefighting efforts.
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Davis
Okla
Oklahoma City
Davis Fire Department
Clarence Andrews
Willard Warren
A. RB. Wallace
D. E B. Lockear
Willie Warner
Byron Mayberry
Easy Sartin
U. S. Highway 77
Murray County
Wea
Highway Patrol
Tr Verghway Patrol
Ver
Martin
Robert BE. Frusher
U. S. 77
Tom Steed Addresses ECC TMA Convention
U S representative Tim Steed, from the Fourth District, spoke at the ECC TMA convention. He warned that federal aid to education looks grim and warned teachers of a new religious movement endangering public education while urging them to stay informed and resist the perceived threat.
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Tim Steed
U. S
Fron
Steed
Cavanal Mountain to Get Powerline
VOTEAU Okla Sept 27 The Kiamichi Electric Cooperative voted to install a power line to the top of Cavanal Mountain west of Poteau to provide highway patrol power for a proposed relay station. The line will serve Wattleville area customers and connect counties to communicate with Oklahoma City and McAlester. The relay site, given to patrol by Sam Sorrells of Poteau, will be automatic and require no on site personnel. Daniel Defoe wrote Robinson Crusoe at Tooting Hall England remains an included fragment.
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Voteau
Okla
I4flore
Oklahoma City
McAlester
Sam Sorels
Poteau
Teachers Warn About Education Debt To Nation
Dr. Jenny H. Hill addressed over two thousand teachers at East Central College, urging focus on a mission driven approach to training. He warned against overloading schools with non educational tasks while stressing schools must partner with families and industry to broaden outlooks and sustain public support.
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Jenny H. Hi
East Central
East Central College
Hill
George Peahko
Nastyile
Mealing
Henan
America
Henry
Funeral Held for Tishomingo Woman
Funeral services for Mrs. Amands Farned Harned widow of Dr. C. O. Harned of Tishomingo were announced for Monday at Jet. She died at Wesley hospital after a brief illness. Family members included Mrs. Barred and others from Virginia, Texas, Oklahoma City and nearby towns.
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Tishomingo
Speciel
Jet
Amands Farned
C. 0
Harned
Tish Tnngo
Wesley Hospital
Barred
Oklahoma Territory
Pci Acitt
Ude
Virginia
Geor Shaner Amari
Texas
Itca c. ‘Ather
Nor Worth
J. D. Nicone Park
And
Leyton
Oklahoma City
Hope for Common Cold Cure Seen
New York reports a potential cold treatment clearing symptoms within the first hour. Captain Joan M Brewster of the U S Navy Medical Corps says five anti histaminics show promise, including pyribentamine Thenylene neocilergen bistadyl and benadryl, per the Naval Medical Bulletin January February.
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New York, & MP
Joan M
Brewster
U. S. Navy
Naval Medical Bulletin
Ameria's Answer To Russia Kew fe Be Unity Speed-Up
Fragmented OCR text reports on Anglo American unity against Russia and boosted defense plans. Mentions Britain Canada United Nations Washington Schuman Truman Bush and hopes for arms aid in Atlantic alliance. Specifics are unclear due to garbled wording and partial sentences.
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Ameria
Russia
Britain
Canada
Washington
Bae
Bretenay
New York
United Nations
Schuman
France
Truman
Achess
Ticket chaos at Temes University football seating
About 1,500 students queued outside the Dellas field house for football tickets. Inside a janitor announced a change system leading to a rush and pushing. Many front line students moved to the end while late arrivals grabbed the best seats, causing campus protests over distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of
Dellas
Chattanooga Man Is Traffic Victim
Oklahoma records 1049 traffic toll. Walter Ley, 24, of Chattanooga, dies after crash on State Highway 36 near Faxca in Ce mandis county. Brother James Bitvis reports Henley died of injuries when the car struck a bridge abutment. The death toll remains 38 ahead of last year.
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Oklahoma
Walterley
Chattanooga
Ola
Henley
Faxca
Cemandis County
James Bitvis
Soviet Fashion: Fork Motifs and Longer Skirts In Moscow
Moscow designers unveil new Soviet styles featuring fork motifs and extended skirts. Adaptations of ancient Russias headwear appear alongside modern silhouettes. The era emphasizes utility and unity amid ongoing social shifts.
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Moscow
Unclear OCR fragment hints at medical or civic note
Fragmentary text references waiting for care and a named individual, with garbled terms possibly describing an anti covid or new entity. No clear event, date, place, or organizations are readable.
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First Baptist Church
Iron Curtain
Russa
Soviet Zone
Coalgate
Pola
Cleveland Park
Old Giver
Presanta
Bawailan Islands
Portugese
GEA
Tom Steed
Faderel Scheel
Cavanal Mountain
Daniel Defoe
Tooting Hall
Tooting
England
C. C. Harned
Jon
Tre
Eowwster
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