Doctor Calls For In Psychiatry Now
A Washington report from September 2012 cites Dr C Charles Burlingame a Connecticut psychiatrist urging a house cleaning in psychiatry. He disputes viewing sex as central and promotes hard headed differentiation with science and facts. He critiques the Love starvation school which links emotional trouble to unmet feeding needs in childhood. A Wake Forest professor warns against excessive exercise after age 40, citing Chauncey Depew’s long life as pallbearer for friends who exercised. The takeaway stresses balanced, evidence based practice and moderated activity in later life.
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Washington
Connecticut
C. Charles Burlingame
C. Tn G
District of Columbia
Burlingame
Winghrte Johnaemse
Wake Forrest College
Chauncey Depew
Johnson
Violin Return Case Reversed By State Supreme Court
Oklahoma City report recounts long legal fight over a mother’s violin given to her child. After appeals, the state supreme court ruled the earlier suit too late, reversing a lower court verdict that had ordered the instrument returned.
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Oklahoma
CTPY
Norman Wwostostee
Supreme Court
Maycare Reynolds Lumpkin
Herbert W. Lozwalt
Elty University
Ae Bougnt
Norman Genlet
Mocman
Giatrict Court
supreme@ court
Baxivell
Army Band Seeks Musicians for 383rd Unit
The 383rd Army Band at Port Saint Houston Texas seeks qualified players for oboe bassoon clarinet trumpet baritone flute piccolo French horn sixophone trombone and tuba. Direct enlistment requires qualification and a bandleader recommendation in lieu of an audition. Interested individuals should contact the USA and USAF Recruiting Sergeant, Room Wy, Post Office, or call 2953.
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Pourte Army Band
Pt Sant Houston
Texas
Bouligne
USA
USAF
Coal County road projects start October six
Construction of two Coal County roads with extras totaling 592000 is set to start October 6 Earl Anderson of the state highway department division engineer said. One route 4454 miles long begins at junction state route 3 and US 75 northwest of Celgate and runs southwest at a price of 49415. The other begins at Centra hoove and runs southwest 3591 miles costing 43573. Contacts are D F Alen of Henrysitz. Engineer Ralph Delaney will supervise for Coal County.
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Coal County
Earl
Anderson
State Highway Department
State Saghay
Northwaat
Ceelgate
Contyatt
Centrahoove Ang
D. F. Alen
Henrysitz
Ralph Delaney
Germany
Siberia
Ferde Grote Seeks Inspiration In Busy Composer Life
American composer Ferde Grote discusses grabbing inspiration when possible, balancing popular tunes with grand orchestral works. He notes his prolific output including The Grand Canyon Suite and arrangements like Whispering and Rhapsody in Blue, plus early life bravely leaving home to pursue music.
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Wal Boyle
New York
Ferde Grote
Grofe
Paral Wojtemen
George Gershwin
Miurket
Grand Canyon
Hackensack
N. J
Gulf Course
Jittares
Roth
Tia
Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra
Grafe
America
Bie
Har Beam
Ferde
Wiliam Shakespeare
Samuel Johnson
Marci
High costs erase irrigation prospects in western Oklahoma
Washington report shows Rex Reed of Amarillo Texas says irrigation development in western Oklahoma faces unaffordable construction costs. He notes a longer loan period and extended repayment could help, and mentions an Arkansas River basin survey and plans for reservoir siting and flood control. Public affordability remains the key hurdle for farm irrigation in the region.
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West
Oklahoma
Washington
Gardon
Okahoma
Rex Reed
Amarifin
Tex
Texas
Arkansas
Valley
Kansas
Oldshoma
Reed
Compress
Okla
Reen
Congress
Arkansas River
Ee Daboma
Tulsa Man Struck Eye By Ex-Convict With Blackjack
Tulsa police report a former convict with a special commission struck a 33-year-old painting contractor in the eye with a blackjack while he sat in a car with a friend. The blow left the victim blind in one eye and severely injured the other. Authorities said the assailant was held without charge after the incident.
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Tulsa
Okla
J W. Holingsworth
Virgil Durham
Ham
Holingsworth
Straral Zizme
Dunharm
Hils Assailans
Miss Delaney Wins Riffeman Medal
Miss Petty Delaney, 36, wins the national rifle association Riffeman Medal for competitive rifle shooting. A Walnut Hill School junior from Natick Mass, Delaney rose through the junior ranks three years after taking up the sport. Her parents are Mr and Mrs W. Delaney.
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Petty Delaney
Dire W
Gus” Delaney
National Rifle Association
United States
Delaney
Rifteman's
Walnut Hillschool
Natick
Mass
Duke Rubert U Rite Chk
Slot machines raided in county northeast sector
State highway patrol reports nine slot machines found at three locations in the county's northeast, operated by a group under investigation. Lieut. Bob Lester notes the raid occurred Saturday as investigators continue actions related to the case.
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Orlaroma City
Satuday CIA
Bob Lester
Tan Neerng
Meg- OP Ter Seid
Adans Talk to Ben Rutledge In Germany
In Stuttgart Germany Capt Rutledge Army medical officer and his family share a duplex with Lender a veterinary officer and amateur short wave operator They arranged a mid day visit via Harral Allen station The group discussed ionospheric conditions and transatlantic reception noting surprisingly clear links between Stuttgart and Ada Oklahoma The talk covered living conditions in the American zone vacation plans in the Swiss Alps and the appeal of short wave listening and transmitting among hobbyists of the era
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Wigze
WSGZE
Wse
Lealling
Diady
Harral ‘Eilen
Ada
Bob Lender
Stuttgart
Germany
Rem A. Rutledge
Lender
Danny
Am Gmateur
Rutledge
Harral Allen
Alten
Aca
Tanat
Occupied
Rutledges
Swiss Alps
Enere
Capt
Ada High School
East Central
Stmder
WSIWY
Federal Controuications Commission
Cots Way Out of Jail At Tishomingo
An escapee from the Tishomingo county jail, Charles Water, is reported as missing after an incident near Ravia Oklahoma. Sheriff’s office said an escapee used a carry tag and a tool to aid the breakout. Details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Tishomingo
Okla
Charles Water
Ravia
Jokietin
Wte Sportsmen's Club
Sunday Great Day In Baptist Efforts
Sunday reports from Ada churches show 72 professions of faith with 57 baptisms, plus 38 professions at Trinity church and 18 at another, totaling 762 in Sunday school and 496 in Training Under. Oak Avenue shifts morning service to LC-Ti a'etock with 31 baptisms, 2 by letter or statement, 33 professions. Largest crowd yet for evening service. Latta Mission of First Church Rad reports one baptism and one profession. Oil Center notes two professions and 21 Sunday School attendance. 1907 built present building records 21 in Sunday School as evangelist Fizhugh leads Training Union Night.
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Ame
Tares Ada
Sanday
Trinity Church
Ing Wryenareh
Lebtet
Sanday Schook
Oak Avenue
Latta Miselom
First Church
Evangelist Fizhugh
Ram Jet Missile Breaks Speed Records At Test Drop
Cleveland reports reveal major advances in supersonic engine research by the national advisory committee for aeronautics. A ram jet missile reportedly exceeded 2,600 miles per hour in drop tests. A new laboratory honoring the late George W. Lewis was disclosed, along with a high speed compressor development for turbojet engines. Details include the world’s largest supersonic wind tunnel capable of speeds up to twice sound, and plans for a $27,000,000 facility renovation.
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Cleveland
Aeronautics
George W. Lewis
NACA
MACA
Pélotiess
Tegedrch Fruin
Wallops
Chincotamue Island
Rhodes Tests Set For December 7
Oklahoma City September 27. Oklahoma students seeking Rhodes power will compete in Oklahoma District Elims. Two scholarships to Exeter College in England will be awarded for two years study. State coffers will make allocations between now and October 30. Successful candidates in Oklahoma will advance to district eliminations.
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Oklahoma
City
Rhodes Power
Oklahormity
Savoie Lottmvilse
Tee
Zanoxaced
Te Omfort University
England
United States
Prague union daily attacks high salaries in state industry
The Prague trade union daily Prace derides high salaries of top executives in nationalized industries. It argues some officials cannot be paid adequately even with gold, while a street sweeper earning eight hours a day may enjoy life more than a laboring executive.
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Prague
Comimunixt
Bat
Rios
Berlin crisis escalates as Cold War nears new peak
Washington reports secret talks with Australia collapsed and accuses the Soviet Union of bad faith in Barin negotiations. A 24 000 word record released by the State Department alleges Moscow aims to use the blockade to force Western powers from Berlin. The issue moves to the United Nations Security Council in Paris as fears rise of renewed East West clashes and possible shooting incidents.
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Joon M. Bightower
Washington
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
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Kremlin
State Department
Russia
Security Council
Paris
Pio
Berstin
Beriin
Maszow
Britsin
Stalin
Sokal~ovaky
Moscow
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U.N
Eddie Gilmore
Bureme
Foreings
Wihdraw
United Nations
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U. W
United
Rus
Sokolovsky
Gentralissime
College Dramatic Production Debuts Our Town in Ada
The East Central drama department will present Our Town by Thornton Wilder on October 26 in the college auditorium. Casting is complete and rehearsals begin. director D. J. Nabors plans a tour to additional towns after the Ada performance.
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East Central Speech Department
Our Town
Thornton Wilder
D. J. Wabors
Nabors
Ada
Truman's Visit Boosts Upper Fair Attendance
The Oklahoma fair drew 53,442 attendees, with 12,000 entering free during President Truman's address. Manager C Galter noted higher Tuesday turnout than last year, citing 38,742 a year ago and a 45,832 Tuesday record. Also reported are junior division results with Bot Baw Felton taking a top prize in Stillwater.
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Owlaroma
Truman
Oklahoma State Rele
C. Galter
Eal
Pound Hereford Et
British students plan 106 mile coast debate tour
Two British students plan a coast to coast debate trip starting in October. Jarret Anthony Cox, 24, ex marine, and Reginald Gallear from Birmingham aim to cover 23 debates on political topics at universities across the United States including California, Washington, Wyoming, Nebraska, Iowa, Oklahoma and Oregon, traveling by freet coast route.
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Bristol
England
United States
Riversvries
Jarret Anthony Cox
Sum
Rt Laurger
Reginald Gale
Birmingham
Galls
California
Gregor
Washington
Wyoming
Nebraska
Towa
Flansag
Gkdahoma
Ingianz
Ohta
Actress Miriam King Dies On Stage In Los Angeles
A stage accident during a Sunday night performance ends in the death of actress Miriam King aged 1. The cast halted as she collapsed in a skit titled where she was playing. Henry Widson, a fellow performer, ad libbed to cover the incident before announcing the death from a heart attack. Police and theater officials investigated while the audience of 33 watched in shock.
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Los Angeles
Miriam King
Henry Widson
Shea Tha
Stalin Doubt Cloud Over Allies Berlin Pact Fallout
Fragmented analysis centers on whether Stalin betrayed Western allies or if subordinates disobeyed his orders during the August 23 Moscow talks. The dispute hinges on Sokolovsky blocking terms and lifting the Berlin blockade while Western powers push the UN Security Council route. The outcome may redefine Soviet relations and provoke a broader U.N. crisis.
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Stalin
Berlin
Lenin
Russia
Freech
Moscow
Central
Germany
Sky
Sokotov
Holshevists
Air Force Seeks Bomber That Can Outrun Jet Fighters
The Air Force disclosed progress toward a bomber capable of escaping attack by jet fighters. Officials cited the XB-47 project with six J-36 engines and 34 rockets achieving speeds exceeding 600 miles per hour, aiming to outrun pursuing jets such as the Lockheed F-80.
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Air
Symington
Iin
New York
United States
Russia
Air Force
Itt
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