Red Fighters Threaten US Planes Over Berlin Air Corridor
Nine Soviet fighter planes buzzed three American supply planes near Berlin as authorities protest air safety violations. Reports say Soviet and American actions escalated tensions over flight corridors, with earlier incidents of close formation and anti-aircraft drills. Berlin police reported a related case involving forced labor allegations and a daring escape on a train in the Britely sector.
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Berlin
Berdin
Rusa
Warning to Old Age Assistance recipients on fraud schemes
Old Age Assistance rolls in Oklahoma face warnings about people claiming to help increase benefits. The Oklahoma Department of Public Welfare cautions that no individual or group can legally or ethically boost payments, with directors noting welfare funds come from taxpayers and not private agents.
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Fuaintor
Oklahoma
Oklahomie Department of Public Welfare
Stowe
Direetor
Olabama Department of Public Welfare
Local People and Visits Across Oklahoma and Ada
Allen Rews and family hosted Kael Montague and daughter Ilys from Oklahoma City visiting Sameday. Numerous residents including J. Campbell, Jolly Morrison and Roberta, Jim Welder, Bill Walker, Pat Uoligney, Garland Rhodes, Victor Burke, and J. Lankister joined weekend visits and business in Ada, Oklahoma City, Gainesville, and Muskogee.
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Mes
Kael Montague
Oklahoma City
Ilys
Jie Campbell
Campbel
SW. Morrison
Las
Pi Hoty Sewell
Gainesville
Joy Page
Fit
Muskogee
Ee W. M. Pegs
Firs
FB. Walker
Sweekoner Gewste
Pat Uoligney
Oklahoma
Jolly Morrison
Duahter
Roberta
Ada
Mart Levin
A. IK. Aimstrough
WA. Poag
Qhinhoma City
Jim Welder
Jim Pipk
Bill Walker
J. C. Hensler
Ana
Arid Tits
J. Lankister
Garr
MvAlester
Sandan
By Pridgen
Adsx
Alton
A. S. Esener
Mary Louise Stout
Acta Tosdan
Ada Units Get Five Reservists
Five reservists are assigned to Asit baits according to plan. Houngement de Col. William H. Craigt, serigr instructor, Oklahoma, Massars PA-Rep McAlester, 2nd Re Paul 7, Miltior Je., PA McAlester, Sir James Rowe FA-Res, Davis, Ong Lt Willian Fhawking FA-Res Mes ter f Te. Lt. Garbreth Graham Qrd-Res Fittstown. DELAWARE Okla Sept 3 Patrons vote on a proposition 4 a 47 to the Delaware dis eh.
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Asit
Plan
Houngement de
William H. Craigt
Serigr
Oklaho- Ine M
Virgil J. Massars
Pa-Rep
McAlester
Paul
Miltior Je
James A. Rowe
Davis
Ong
Willian Fhawking
Fa-Res
Mester
Garbreth C. Graham
Fittstown
Ada
R c
Stumpy Point Gains World Voice via NEA Telephone Service
In Stumpy Point North Carolina the fishing village gains a long distance telephone link via ether-wave technology reaching Englehard through high tension lines. Local businessman George Wise reports $20 050 spent on travel and phone costs and profits from new service paid two months of his bill.
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NEA
Stumpy Point
N.C
Albemarle Sound
Dare Peninsula
Fistermen's
Stumpy Port
Englehard
George Wise
Tish
George
Manteo
Croatian Sound
Russell Nixor, Jr
Noton
Dre County
Mans
Eacbor
Oval Power Times
Oklahoma names 35 new administrative assistants in Guard
Oklahoma City Sept 2 Brig Gen Roy W Kenny announces 35 new administrative assistants for the Oklahoma National Guard. Names include Robert L Smyth Tulix Robert L Haught Marlow TraxeSee Law ton Rayohond A Kale Fishomin Ford H Sims Wilkiape Mitchell Ansimore Dale C Ward Lawton William Ogle tree Walters Marion J Baptiste Guthrie Paul Mi Hobbs Perry Armandson Webamka Carl B Brusabel Sidney A Cums Atokas Charles P Mitchie Marion L Lenarda McAles ier Jack MN Rumsey Eufaula Warren F Dal Tulsa Davey Hanson Re Benjamin FP Conley Okraul Clem Bi Moody Bristow Leeds Acehie Lb Chletwell Muskogee Gerad TD McCaan Wagoner Vincent B Shaffer Anavtarko Dee Pimtistom Min roi Everett R Devonpoct Mas kelly Barr BR Allen Wewoka gene J Roverts Holdenville John B Gakul Rodf Richard T Qivierstte Enid Leroy T Park Seminole Raymond K May Miami
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Oklahoma City
Roy W. Kenny
Ittale
Oklahoma National
Robert L.smyth
Tulix
Robert L. Haught
Marlow
TraxeSee Lawton
Rayohond A. Kale
Fishomi
Warren F. Dal
Tulsa
Davey Hanson
Re Benjamin FP
Conley
Okraul
Clem
Moody
Bristow
Leeds
Acehie
Chletwell
Muskogee
Gerad TD
McCaan
Wagoner
Vincent B. Shaffer
Anavtarko
Dee
Butgene
J.roverts
Holdenville
John B. Gakul
Rodf
Richard T
Fox School Loses Buildings to Fire
Four vocational training buildings at Fox Consolidated School northwest of Healdion were destroyed by a fire that started in a mechanic’s acetylene tali leh and spread through the wood shop and other structures. The main school was saved. firefighters from Healedton Ardmore and Duncan assisted, and students helped save equipment.
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Healdion
Org
Have
Firermen
Healedton
Ardmore
Durncan
Sone
Ponca Cityan Is Plane Fall Victim
Herbert Basingwood a 35 year old Ponca City student pilot was fatally injured when the plane he flew crashed in a nearby field He died at Ponca City hospital within an hour of the accident He was alone in the craft farmer Gene Sprawl reported the plane struck ground and then nosed over A business agent for Plumbers and Steamfitters union was mentioned in connection with the source text
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Ponca City
Okla
Herbert Basingwood
Basingwood
Ponca Cit
Gene Sprawl
Easingwood
Plunbvers and Steamtuyers Unon
Aply
Ponea City
Tulsa names Ernest Allen Lake Murray superintendent
Oklahoma City September 40 Clarence Barth chairman of the Oklahoma planning board announces Ernest Allen of Tulsa as Superintendent of the Lake Murray state park effective October Allen succeeds Leighton Peddy who resigned to join Ardmore city system Allen has worked with the U S corps of engineers and Tulsa park department prior to World War II The right whale gets its name and whalers called it the right to catch for its good whalebone
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Oklahoma
City
Clarence Barth
Oklahoma Planning Amére
Ernest Allen
Tulsa
the Lakes Murcay State Park
Allen
Leighton Peddy
Ardmore
Aller
U. S. Corps of Arms Engineers
Tulsa Park
Community Chest Plan Succeeds, Funds Drive Soon
The Community Chest backs a $32,600 goal for the coming year and reports a smooth first year with no emergencies. Member agencies include Ada Summer Playground Association, Ada Youth Center, American Lutheran Society, Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, Child Welfare Services, Colored Pre School Nursery, Salvation Army, Valley View Hospital. A new Ada Summer Playground Association joins, funded by clubs and the city with limited solicitation.
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Ada Summer ‘ Playground Association
Ada Youth Center
Ime
American Lamcer Sotiety
Boy Scouts of America
Camp Fire Girls
Child
Keep Out Signs At A-Bomb Plants For Two Unions
Washington Sept 28 government barred its a bomb plants from two unions whose officers fail non communist oaths. Keep out signs posted and official recognition opened only if unions qualify for certification by the national labor relations board. Oak Ridge activity sharply curtailed since the project began and Taft Hartley act rules apply to WLR certification. Unions singled out are the United Electrical Workers and United Steelworkers. A congressional committee heard testimony from a former communist, described as the largest communist dominated organization in the United States.
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Washington
Moscow
CIO
National Labor Relations Heard
Oak Ringe
Taft \Harthey
WLR
Unfors
Commission
CI United Plectrical Workers
CIO United Pride
Hic
Congressional
UW. 2
United States
Eee
More Gasoline to Western States
The oil industry allocation committee says extra gasoline will reach five western states starting Friday despite ongoing strikes. Retailers will receive 90 percent of July consumption in October, aiming to cover next month’s needs. Committee chair Arthur Stewart notes stockpiles grew from voluntary curtailment and higher production. The walkout idled about 11,000 workers in the five states.
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Los Angeles
Arthur €. Stewart
Toduguot
Red Bloc Untold Spy Probe Question in Manhattan Claim
HAL BOYLE surveys a satirical piece arguing the so called Red Bloc will evade congressional inquiry as Chief Rising Cloud seeks to reclaim Manhattan for a 1626 price. The column riffs on Native history, real estate values, and a hypothetical legal chase across Washington London and The Hagia. It muses on Manhattan’s value and whether restitution is worth the effort.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Rising Cloud
Reyeka!ogist
Mistowm
Reel Estate
Red
Ali Iphatian
Manhattan
Tamimany
Peter Minuit
The
New Netherlands
Litter
Jistic Ein
Arceria
Desigh
Horace Greeley
Peter
Petar
Stuyvesant
Washington
London
Hagia
New York City
Oke Mesh Votes Bonds for Improvements
Oremsh votes bonds in Oke mesh on September 29 approving 290,080 in bond issues. The items include 8R000 for a municipal swimming pool and 25,090 for water works improvements.
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Oxemah
Oka
Okemesh
Daily Bros Circus to Show in Ada on Nov 2
Daily Bros Circus arrives in Ada. Peter H. E. Lindeman, contracted agent, arranges for performances on Tuesday and Wednesday with a 23 car train. The show features 26 elephants with Indian attendants and tours Oklahoma en route to Texas.
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Daily Bros. Circus
Ada
Peter HE Lindeman
Raikenad
Oklahoms
Gonzalus
Texas
Saturday Evening Post
Beverly Kelley
Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey
End
Daily Circus
Eircus
Blake Lot
Norton Broadway
Ada Rodeo Talk in One Alaska School
Ada Beach, a resident raised north of the Arctic Circle, reports on her first trip to the states and her Ada Rodeo festival. She and her husband teach a school in Batkotski Alaska and expect Alaska topics to dominate classroom conversation this year.
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Alaska
Magrte Beach
Arctic Circle
States
Batkotski
John
McAlester Suffers Heavy Fire Loss
A fire in McAlester Oklahoma yesterday caused extensive damage to a cotton company plant and three buildings. Authorities estimate losses between 300 and 1000 dollars in damage to company property and electrical equipment. firemen faced water shortages while battling the blaze.
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McAlester
Okla
McAlester Cotton OW Co. Ee
Pate Rosso
Public Services G. of Oklahoma
Cotton Air Company
Choctaw Cotton, Oi! Co
Ada
Double funeral for two Mangum WWII airmen set
In Mangum Oklahoma a double funeral is planned for Privates Willardeam Sparks and Joe A. Chapman, two local friends who died in World War II in France. Their bodies were returned from Europe on the same ship. The services are scheduled for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow.
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A&p Mangum
Mangum
Okla
Ng Mangum
iMeck
Leave Al Raphael Alone Fateful Fairhaven Police Student
In Fairhaven Massachusetts Al Raphael, a married former state police member now patrolling as a regular officer, attends Fairhaven High School while carrying a heavy schedule of police duties and court appearances. Teachers back him. Principal Chester McDowning admires his courage as classmates wonder what trouble he might get into next.
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Fairhaven
Mass
Nes
al Raphael
Ama
State Police
Sher
Hve
Rae
Joe
New York
O'Dwyer
Metronode
AF Taphael Kao Haa
Blut Chester Mc Downing
Ieee
Half loaf idea for United Nations amid split talk
The United Nations faces a split crisis as America Britain and France push a regional approach amid Soviet bloc opposition. Bevin warned the UN might fall apart while Moscow critics urge parallel blocs. Analysts note past expulsions and warn against pretending one world can emerge from democracy and communism. Franklin D Roosevelt's widow urged against compromising on human freedom. Belgian Premier former UN official warned war conduct hindered UN work.
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United Nations
America
Britain
France
Security Council
Ernest Bevin
Georgiy
Pris
Moscow
Russia
Yaster
Vishinsky
Landom
Beviry
Naticles
Bolsheviste
Altheargh
Japan
League of Nations
Lytton Mort
Manchuria
League
Finlarnt
U. NM
Tsanat
Fdr
Franklin B. Roosevelt
Sorbonne
Paris
Russi
U. N
Paul Fenri Spzak
U. N. Assembly
Ron
Woich
Hitler
William Greta
American Federation of Labor
Mutual
Percel
Bevin
Negro Accused of Strong-Arm Robberies at Broadway Tavern
Fred Edmonson, a 2 year old mentioned in error, is jailed on charges after an attempted strong arm robbery at a Broadway tavern. Blaine Gite breath, assistant court attorney, filed information Wednesday alleging Edmonson took about 70 dollars, losing nearly half in a fight, leaving 46.50 in cash. He was arrested Tuesday night by city police and remanded to county authorities Wednesday morning.
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Fred Edmonson
Tonto
Broadway
Edmonson
Blaine Gitebreath
Edmonser
Edmonton
Edmotson
Two Gassers In Sand Found In Edge Drilling Near Agy
Two gas wells were completed with casing set to the top of the sand in edge drilling of an old field east of Agy. The Allen shallow Lakeside area has produced for years, with one well completed at 239 feet but awaiting production tests and casing set to the sand top at ROT feet. The west half of the section has produced for a long time from the Grease sand.
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Beisna
Agy
Allen
Lakeside
Busby
Kent
Heifetz Family Welcomes First Child in Lebanon
Frances Heifetz wife of famed violinist Jascha Heifetz gave birth to a six-pound boy in December at Lebanon hospital. The 47 year old virtuoso and Frances Spiegelberg, previously married, welcomed their first child after a January engagement and prior divorce from Florence Victor.
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Hollywood
Frances Heifetz
Jascha Heifers
Lebanon
Taliy
Frances Spiegelberg
BSP
Florence Victor
Ferry plan blamed for bridge damage near here
A forreneiating ministry trial was told that would be operators damaged a local bridge by releasing supports in the river. An official said two men aimed to close the crossing to establish an alternate ferry route and profit from it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkor
Saat Forreneiating Ministry
Bot Tafts
Truman Accuses GOP of Mistrust on Campaign Issues
President Truman assailed the GOP as afraid to address campaign issues and vowed to “smoke them out” to reveal where they stand. He argued farm support programs remain govt policy though GOP criticisms persist and noted substantial taxpayer costs over recent years. The train stop drew crowds in McAdester and Calhvin, with unscheduled greeting scenes and veterans among attendees.
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Ernest B
Vactarg
Truman
Oper
GOP
McAdester
Onl
Treim
Fers Cal
Roy Anders
P. Raley
State Highway Patrol
Fruman
Little Dixie
Calvim
Birt
Slayer sought for Kansas engineer murder in Coffeyville
Police pursued Mark Pixteer of Coffeyville after the shooting death of Melvin Howell 49 an assistant to the city filtration plant chief engineer. Howell married father of two was found dead near a water plant with a note reading we have inventions and we did it for Truman. A barricade of logs and rocks marked the scene as Howell’s wife and two children survive him.
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Copfeyville
Kar
FET
Melvin Howel
Pete
Here
Truman
Billups
Howell
Jatin Barlow
Charles Barlow
John Howell
Corpus Christ i Tex
Mia
Theodore Brinkman
Coffeyville
Bates Ranch Wins Many High Ribbons at State Fair
Bates Brothers fine Angus cattle have earned numerous ribbons on the show circuit. At Oktahams City state fair they captured one first place, two second places, and five purples. The Bates royalty included grand and reserve champion bulls and reserve champion Fermate. Next the Bates ranch plans a November 5 sale with about 14 lots and 40 cows with calves, starting in the morning and continuing until completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Brothers
Bates Q
Oktahams City
Bates
Charpion Fermate. Com
Bates Ranch
Thes Sige
All F-84 Jet Fighters Grounded
Washington announces temporary grounding of all F-84 jet fighters amid investigation into recent incidents. Air force officials state the inquiry aims to determine safety concerns and potential causes, with teams reviewing repairs and contracts linked to the high speed fighters.
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Washington
AML
Repair & Aviation Corporation
Air Force
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