Origin of OK debate traced by editorials from 4 papers
A column surveys editorial opinions on the origin of the expression OK. It cites Columbia professor Reed’s Charlie rewrite linking OK to Martin Van Buren and Native American roots, noting earlier theories about Andrew Jackson and Woodrow Wilson, and concludes with a skeptic view on the Indian word origin.
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O. K
Naples
Andrew Jackson
Glulu
Woodrow Wilson
Columbia
Alten Wailker Reed
Jackson
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White House
Marlin van Buren
van Buren
New York State
William Henry Harrison
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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Wilson
Uibt
Minstrel Dress Rehearsal Tonight for Kiwanis Show
Dress rehearsal for the Kiwanis Club minstrel marks the 10th annual event. Rehearsal is at 7 15 p m in the school auditorium as members prepare for Thursday and Friday shows.
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Kiwanis Club
Ace
Prisoner Swap Talks Reach First Snag
Allied officers described a partial step in prisoner negotiations at Panmunjom. The United Nations proposed returning about 6 0 0 prisoners, including sick and wounded, while the Communists asked for broader terms. A second meeting was scheduled for 11 a m today to review proposals and possible conditions.
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Hy Leroy Hansen Panmunjom
Karen
Craimuist
United Nations
Red
Lineburg Seniors Stage Play Friday Night
Lineburg Seniors present a play “Here Comes Prince” at the high school auditorium directed by Mrs Alvin Leaks featuring cast members Campbell Langson Murutoh Stark Thompson Womble Lambert Spell Yogi Yore and Shaved. The senior class will sponsor the event, with an admission announcement and seating details.
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High Pool
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Two Arrested Liquor Still Seized in Raid NE of Patmas
Two men, William Davis of Stamps and Buford Bearen of Patmas, were arrested in a raid four miles northeast of Patmas. A complete still was seized and about 600 gallons of masked liquor were destroyed. Federal agents assisted in the operation, and the men face preliminary charges at Texarkana Federal Court.
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Ahouk Fou
Patmas
Sheff C. Cool Sa
William
Russia Urges Halfway in Disarmament Talks
In a UN General Assembly briefing, Soviet envoy Vialinsky urged Western nations to meet the Soviet Union halfway on disarmament. He said Moscow was willing to engage to reach an agreement, as the question of disarmament loomed. The speaker cited a draft petition for immediate prohibition of the a bomb and a one third cut, though the General Assembly’s committee had rejected it.
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Stanley Johnson
United Nations
Assembly
J O D O'Dell dies by self inflicted gunshot in Nevada county
J O Dell aged 51 died after shooting himself in his truck near Sutton south of Nevada City. Sheriff Ward said death appeared self inflicted. Survived by wife stepchildren and several siblings. Funeral at Unity Baptist church with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Also an unrelated note from Washington reports the Civil Aeronautics Administration slowing propeller inspections to prevent accidents on commercial planes.
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Si Ilmer
Hope
Prescott
Everell Bard
Nevada
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O'Dell
Bish
Sutton
Sherif Ward
Nediary
Harold Glanton
Carolyn Sue Steele
Ollie Formby
Royelty
Okla
Mattie McJurins
Dallas
Arlington
Texas
George Howe
J. L. O'Dell
Fulton
Unity Bapt .Church
Howard Whit
Rose His
Ceery
Jury fund criticized by new group in Little Rock
A second Pulaski County Grand Jury condemned a private raised 3250 fund used to pay a special attorney for Aykyogas Highway Department investigations. The panel said the action was improper though not criminal, noting Herbert L. Thomas Jr. moved to collect funds without the prosecutor’s knowledge.
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Poeleski County Grand Jury
Pulaski Grand Jury
Little Rock
Herbert L. Thomas Jr
Fayetteville
Tom Downie
Henry C. Pilzberg
Homas
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Lil McMaid
Lapvics
Grand Jury
Hbivestiga
High Cost of Free loaders in a changing city
SHAL BOYLE NEW YORK argues the high cost of living pushes people toward panhandling as a form of art and a growing street presence replaces the old era of vigilant charity and order. He laments rising vagrancy and the spread of openly homeless behavior on sidewalks.
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Boyle
New. York
Jasdine
Fife
L.A. Land Issue Threatens Bomber Base Plans
A distorted report cites confusion over a bombers base project in Los Angeles area politics. It alleges ongoing debates among officials and the public about site selection, funding, and military implications dating from the early 1980s and 1990s. It mentions Representative Brooks Hrys and Defense Department figures in a contested timeline.
Chamber of Commerce Brims With Site Talk at Noon
In Washington and Little Rock reports indicate no final action yet on air base location near Little Rock. Air Force favors Jacksonville site with Reasor-Hill property required. local groups urge condemnation if necessary to secure fair value. Continuous debate shows no congressional committee decision and ongoing approval process.
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Hope Chamber of Commerce
Cimerussmian
Oren Harris
Washington, D. C
Vottack
Little Rocks
Euieno Paga
Alr
Jacksonville
Lillie Rock
Air Force
Little Hock Chamber of Commerce
Air Forge
Reasor-Ful Corporation
Fulton School Wins National Recognition
Forty nine Pullen Elementary pupils expanded a National Penmanship contest entry. Thirty nine papers approved with each student to receive a Penmanship Seal of Acceptance certificate. Ten to receive National Writing Improvement award and a spelling, art, and national certificates for top entrants.
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Nationa
Cox Wheatus
Parison
Orde
Tourbau
Pegg
Seal
Kerry Lynn Singard
Edward Wheat
Andy
Helling
Johnnie McIntosh
Mickey Baker
Charlie
Amilton
Ev 'Y Cook
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Dor ’Ashley
Bright
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Pearly McIntosh
Patty
Mekamile
Dorothy ‘Treece
Claudia L. Anderson
Jon Cook
Clarence
Cook
Billy McNatt
Margaret
Joe Walden
Carolyn Bue
Giha
Demonstration on Dairying to Be Held Thursday
A county club meeting and dairy demonstration are planned at the home of Ray Brown in Spring. Oliver Ma AUS Hiulay coordinates the event with club members and parents invited to attend at Vida the county courtroom. The program includes dairy classes, breeding topics, and discussions on upcoming September activities led by Glow Minstey and Pyle who work with dairy feeders.
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Dow Ray Brown
Pian A Pyle
Daiiry Ghia
ArRan
Graelvksine
Military Blamed Entirely for Ammo Shortage
Washington Reuters report cites Secretary of Defense Lovett blaming army control and systemic failures for an ammunition shortage. He named accountability but said identification of responsible individuals was impractical. Investigation ordered. initial shortage traced to September. draft follows ongoing Senate inquiry.
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Special Meeting Planned on April 16 for City Finances
The Hope city council schedules a special session to review last year’s finances and discuss employee raises. A request and a few bids for the Water and Light plant work are on the table, including a truck, with decisions pending. G L Presson of Munsea Railway seeks freight house relocation to the old Louisiana Street depot, while bids for a pump and a line crew truck are also under consideration.
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Wnalsex
Presson
Munsea Railway
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Ong
Acton
Blue Gil
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Hope and Farm Bureau Clash Over Rural Electrical Rates
A contested dispute between Hope and the Farm Bureau centers on rural electric rate schedules. The Farm Bureau leader argues the city’s offer would raise service charges for many customers, claiming a 1.10 monthly charge yields substantial city revenue while a prior plan would give little or no reduction. The commission noted a $478,000 sale and a $197,040 annual revenue potential, with Hope prefixing claims of a 5,000 to 9,000 customer base and 4 years of operation.
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Ope
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Jowie Thy Favners
Smalo
Elly
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Tarm Bureau
Tucker Wins St Louis Mayoral Election
Democrats claim victory as Raymund J. Tucker defeats Republican Carl G. Bufel in St Louis mayoral race. Unofficial returns show Tucker with about 143,040 votes to 82,207 for Bufel across 15 precincts. St Louis has 903,285 registered voters.
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Raymund J. Tucker
Republian
Carl G. Bufel
Vales Jn
Loula Imayoral
Lewis
Lucker
Loule
City Pool Inspection Announced by Park Commission
The Olly Park Recreation Commission announced an inspection of the municipal swimming pool for Tuesday, April 14, by the state board of wealthy inspection. Dr. Herbert Rogers was invited to present plans and assist in the inspection before the opening to correct any faults.
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Olly Parke and Recreation Commission
Board of Wealth Inspection
Herbert Rogers
Dineye
Texarkana Woman Dies Unexpectedly in Houston
Texarkana woman Mrs Made Robertsy died unexpectedly while visiting Houston. Her body will be returned to Texarkana for burial at Shilonh Cyinelory. She is survived by a long list of relatives including Mary Raley of Rugora and several sons and daughters in Texas and Arkansas.
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Texarkana
Houston
Made Robertsy
Texarkauny
Texaphona
Work Started on New City Directory
A 1951 city directory project is underway with Bon Owen as president of the Chamber of Giants and W. Darke as division manager. Mullinsville publishers prepare a profit-focused edition covering Mt. Parka and nearby, including telephone numbers and buyer’s section. Legal workers will assist with enumerating residents and businesses for the supplement.
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Darke
Mullinsville Company
Hog
Mt. Parka
Malina Lie Company
Torquinis
Prickss
Ex Nevada County Man Dies at Idabel
An obituary notes the death of a former Nevada County man in Idabel Oklahoma this morning. The deceased is identified with surviving relatives and a funeral is planned at a local church. The report lists several likely relatives by name and references a church service in Idabel.
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Nevada County
Idabel
Master Masons to Meet April 14
Master Masons hold a meeting announced for April 14. The text references lodge details and invitations but is poorly legible. No clear names, places, or organizations are readable to verify specifics.
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Master Masons
Around the Town Y The Star Folke Da The
Paginated fragmentary text mentions town notices and a deputy action. Names and dates are unclear. the readable portion references local figures and a possible municipal brief without complete context.
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