Israel Seizes Stern Gang Leader in Haifa Raid
Reliable informants report Israeli police arrested Nathan Preetimam ellia head of the Stern Gang in Haifa with a top aide. The group is blamed for Count Folke Bernadotte’s Jerusalem assassination on September 1 and for anti British activity during the mandate era. Police found documents on Sternist aims and threats to Bernadotte’s successor Dr. Ralph Bunche.
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Nathas Preetimam
Friedman Yell Olce
Friedman Yellin
Friedman-Yellin
Sermxlotte
Stormists
Britain
Palestine
League of Motions
Lerveli
Bermadette
Moshe Shertok
Jerusalem
Jaffa
Sternists
Kkngwrgs
Shrevtok
Bernadytte
Hsele Bagi Barholodeth
Fatherland
Amouishaot
Poliical Party
Fighters For the Freedom of Israel
Haifa
Sternne
Fermadotte
Ralph J. Bunche
Monty Heads Joint Armed Forces of Five Power Group
London reports the British cabinet approved Field Marshal Montg omery as head of a five power joint armed force. Defense ministers of Britain France Belgium Luxembourg the Netherlands and Belgium plan a permanent international center to coordinate defense efforts.
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London
Field Brarshal
Montgomery
Brussels
Superiot General
Paris
Britain
Renee
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Belgium
British Press Association
Lir
W. R P. Tatpler
Ataff
Germany
Londer
Alphonse Juin
North Africa
Lore Cunninghem
Royal Air 'Oxce
State Warehouses Show Higher Freezer Use
Agriculture department records as of September 1 report public warehouse freezer space at 88 percent occupancy and cooler space at 81 percent in the state. Compared with 80 and 8 percent a year earlier, total public warehouses offer 18,000 cable feet of cooler space and 593,200 cubic feet of freezer space.
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Washington
Oklahorn
Wis
Agriculture Department
Weather forecast for Oklahoma region and Friday night
Fragmented weather text indicates cooler conditions tonight and Friday across Oklahoma with low 40s to mid 50s, warmer near the east. Forecaster notes windy or changing conditions with temperatures near 40s in some western areas and upper 40s to 50s elsewhere.
East Central to Issue Yearbook After 75 Years
Best Central State College will publish a yearbook for the first time in 25 years. The staff, led by Eddie Moore, plans a 200 page book with embossed cover and illustrated scenes. Signups begin Monday. price around $5. Distribution set for May 1 with every student photographed and listed.
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East Central
Best Central State College
Students Council Ki
Anc
Eddie Moore
State's Healthiest 4-H Clubbers Named
OCKLAHOMA CITY Sep 30 Bernice Conner of Qua an and Henry Hows Ann of Sayre have been chosen as the healthiest 4-H club girl and boy in Oklahoma this year. Announcement was made at the state fair yesterday. The girl is 17 and the boy 18 years old. They will represent the state at the National 4-H Club Constellation Chicago in November. Bernice is 5 feet 5 inches tall, weighs 120 pounds, and is part Quapaw Seneca Indian. Henry is 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighs 168 pounds.
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Bernice Conner
Quaan
Henry Hows Ann
Sayre
Oklahoma
Chicago
Bermice
Ane
Hanmi
Jewels Seized in $75,000 Theft Case in New York
Police traced jewels valued at $75,000 to a suspected safe cracking ring after Mrs Sonja Loew of Milton Massachusetts reported a burglary at the Hotel Madison. Three men were arrested and questioned. the treasure was found with a fourth man who allegedly arranged the sale. The case involves Stalen Iron, a Czech deputy and former spouse of Loew.
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New York
Stalen Iron
Sonja Loew
Milk Tom
Mass
Elias
Loew
New England
Florida
Nirm
Go AH Way to Addis Ababa by Plane Flights
A Missouri family joins a 45 plus teacher group heading to Ethiopian government schools in Addis Ababa. Mrs Alma Nipps Parks and husband Ben Nipps depart from Wichita Kansas area via Trans World Airlines for new assignments with Haile Selassie era posts. The Parks daughter Alma ten months accompanies them, while Alma had been a standout basketball player at Byng High School. The group travels from New York City to Addis Ababa.
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Eugene Parkes
Haber
TWA
Ethiopia
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Ben Nipps
Byng
Warger College
Eugene Parks
Addis Ababa
Alma Nipps
Lin
Fomtotoo Cousty
Schoois
Unkworth
Africa
Stooth
Opius
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kaniia
Trans-World Avline Itious
Newmore City
Byng Schooh
Warner
Ehevorah Warner
Ben Nipgs
Route 3
New York
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Airo
Evy
Addis Abasha
Is Haile Selassie
Alma
Salvation Army Directors Meet in Ada Plan New Home
A regular meeting of the Salvation Army local advisory board was held Wednesday with Brig. Edward Laty and Major Guy Heppier present. The group discussed erecting a new Salvation Army home in Ada and tentatively planned to launch the undertaking within the next year. A sizable fund has been raised or pledged, but high costs of materials and labor delay construction.
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The
Salvation Army
Edward Laty
Guy Heppier
Thas
Ada
Oklahoma Court Rules Segregation Not Unconstitutional
Oklahoma City court holds that state laws forbidding admission of a Negro student to the University are not constitutional, delaying Mehaurin’s immediate admission pending a state act. Governor Turner awaits federal opinion on calling a special session to address racial segregation and related laws. James C. Nance suggests separate classes or a Langston branch to preserve facilities.
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Oklahoma City
Ray
Tormer Ey
Oklahoma
Mach Williamson
Ruline
Nesro
G. W. McLaurin
Turner
A. P. Murrah
Bower Broaddus
Edgar S. Vaught
Mehaurin
James C. Nance
Mre Témnore
Senwate
Murrah
WecLaurin
Nance
University At
Norman
Langston Negro Universty
Products Pipeline Replaces Refinery At Kansas City
NEW YORK Sept 70 7 The Sinclair Oil Co ref refinery at Kansas City Kans probably will be the first to shut down permanently completing the companys products pipeline within the next few months a spokesman said today The seller will be replaced on the same site by an pipeline vermumah said Dom Pierce assistant to the president Naturally this will result in a sizeable drop in employment from the present 207 workers at the Kansas City refinery All terms at our contracts with the unions involved relative to rights of transfer to other plants retirement and severence pay plans will of course be adhered Pierce said that completion of the pipeline would mean other similar refineries also would be closed later in accordance with plans announced long ago He declined to name other plants but said that Coffeville Kas and Sand Springs Okla were not involved Nobody here can say just when the pipeline will be completed he declared but it is expected to be within the next few growths
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New York
Sinclar Oi Co
Kansas City
Kas
Br Ampeline Vermumah
Dom Pierce
Zot
Pierce
Swed
Cofferville
Anc Sand Springs
Okla
Cam Sax
Polish Reds Drive Against Poland Peasants
In Warsaw the Communist drive against peasants accelerates. 226000 peasants tainted by personal advantages, 20000 owning 25 to 50 acres, flagged as becoming capitalists. Purging campaign organized by party executive, government plans to buy poorer holdings and tax rich peasants. Justice Minister demands purge of reactionaries while purges spread through all walks of life and leftists rally to oppose deviation from the communist line.
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Warsaw
Poland
Roman Zambrowski
Communist Party
Pelithara
Action Sciads
Henryk Swiatkowski
Ries
Communist International Information Bureau
Romiaform
Vise
Wigeyslaw Gomulka
Arraignment Docket Set For Wednesday in District Court
Thirteen cases are scheduled on an arraignment docket in district court for Wednesday Oct 6. Defendants include Robert Leonard charged with translaughter Ray meame Jack Green and Calvin with second degree conspiracy robbery T R Tudor burglary second degree Bob Copeland pleads guilty to assault but awaits sentence Wace Cravate charged with child abandonment Ben obtaining money by false pretenses J G Chaney Archie Howard Bobby Owens larceny of an automobile John Parker Maybelle Parker disposing of pledged property Warren Rutherford second degree manslaughter Emmar son Billy assault with a dangerous weapon Floyd Williams charged with assault with a dangerous weapon.
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Robert Leonard
Ray Meame
Jack Green
Calvin
T. R. Tudor
Bob Copeland
Ie Plor
Wace Cravate
Ben
J. G. Chaney
Archie Howard
Bobby Owens
John Parker
Maybelle Parker
Warren
Rutherford
Emnarson Billy
Floyd Williatms
Bebee
Waanon
Dr Bennett to Get VFW Medal at Oklahoma A&M
Dr Henry G Bennett president of Oklahoma A&M College and four others will receive the Veterans of Foreign Wars Citizenship medal for outstanding community and public service. Awardees include Pat Maione and Mansur Stewart with one more to be named later. The note also references Arizona and Mexico Native origins per the Britannica.
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Sicllwater
Ova
Henry G. Bennett
Oklahoma A & M. College
Bennett
Pat Maione
Salvation Army Aid For Transients And Locals
The Ada News outlines Salvation Army aid as the Oct 1 funds drive nears. It details how the Army provides food, beds, clothing, medicine, transportation, and spiritual guidance to transients and local residents, with last year’s figures showing meals, beds, clothing, and prescriptions distributed to hundreds, including many women.
Reburial Saturday for Ada Soldier Killed in France
The body of Lt. N. Smith, 26, of Byng, Oklahoma, killed in the Battle of St Lo, arrives in Ada from France. Funeral at Criswell Chapel Saturday at 2 p.m. with full military honors, burial in Memorial Cemetery. Survived by widow Marjeans Smith of Stillwater, father B. Smith of Byng, two sisters Gladys Brice and Mrs. Tom Abbott, two brothers Elva of Ada and I. D. Smith of Pilsinview Texas.
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Ada
France
Criswell Chapel
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Ayng
Byay High
Oklahoma A. and M College
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Infantry
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England
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Manley
Marzjeans Smith
Smith
Byng
Tom Abbott
Gladys Brice
Elva
Pilsinview
Texas A
McKiddys Take Over Britton Paper in Oklahoma
Pu Mr and Mrs J B McKiddy announce purchase of the Britton Printing Co publisher of the Britton weekly. McKiddy has worked in Oklahoma since 1920 after starting in 1913 at From Missouri. He has been with Tulsa Tribune and other Oklahoma papers including the Daily Oklahoman.
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Oklahama
Russian Lieutenant Fires in Berlin After Believed Pursuit
In Berlin a Russian lieutenant near the American sector shot widely after believing he was being pursued by military police. A German civilian was wounded. The officer apologized to an American officer, saying he did not intend to harm anyone. He claimed fear of arrest by police. A Red Army private later accompanied him, saying they did not want trouble. American Provost Marshal Lt. Col. La Cal said the incident followed rumors of a Russian sortie into the L sector. Two German civilians were reportedly wounded in the same area during patrol investigations.
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Lertenant
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Americas
Mhat
Snatorcycle Inc
la Cal
Thomas F. Lancer
Madison
Conn
U. S
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Bordar
Amerigary
Middle East Bloc Nears Formation
Paris reports twelve nations closely aligned to form a Middle East bloc within the United Nations. Afghan istan Egypt Ethiopia Greece Iran Iraq Pakistan Saudi Arabia Syria Turkey Yemen and others meet to organize a regional grouping seen as opposing Soviet policies. The plan may create a bloc outside the UN structure.
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Paris
United Nations
Constantin Tsaldaris
Ahmed Khashaita Pashe
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Egypt
Ethiopia
Greece
Irae
Iran
Sebanan
Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Turkey
Yemen
Tealderis
Middle East
Belgiwra
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Trans- Jordan
Israel
United Nations Faces Berlin Blockade Crisis Clash
United Nations Security Council opens its October session with the Berlin blockade as the central issue. US chief Austin chairs, signals potential handover to Argentina if needed. Canada pushes for workable atomic energy controls amid Western bloc tensions. Genocide debate rises in the Legal Committee with Pakistan urging action against India.
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Tit Ie
Thaicrnam
Council
Austin
United States
Ransis
U.N. Delegatom
Canada
U.N. General Assembly
Ata
Security Council
Renacine
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Bette
Atomic Energy Commission
Telure
Atomic Commission
McNauchton
Pakistan
Mire Shaista Wararaullar
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India
Wonder what has become of the Indies named Adigal Melissa
Fragmentary OCR text references an “Indies named Adigal Melissa” in a fragmentary line. The readable portion suggests a inquiry about a person or group with a possibly misread name, but lacks clear event, location, or dates to form a full item.
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Samantha
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