Hotels to Decontrol Tomorrow Raise Rates for Transient Lodging
Washington Feb 14 Hotels, motor courts and transient housing will lose rent ceilings tomorrow under CPA rules. Landlords must file decontrol applications to boost rates by about 10 to 20 percent, with higher increases likely in resort areas. Permanent guests remain under ceilings. About 175000 rooms in 15000 courts may be affected.
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CPA
Sepjean Automobile Associa 1
Mann
Washington
American
Fran
Mont Hotels i
Ryan
OPA
AFL
William Green
Senate Banking
Million More Homes Will Be Erected In 1947
Civic leaders push beautification as Warmer weather brings rising garden activity. Garden club Roseyait notes unusual trees and flowers. Christmas epcn blooms on a potted tree. Everett Neptune jokes at Valentine program. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects nearly one million new homes in 1947 costing about six billion dollars with 58 thousand completions in December and total 454 thousand for the year. Employment in residential building to rise to about 925 thousand by September, amid expectations of steady material supply. Red welding truck stolen at Duncan with welding gear.
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Awton
W. E. Brevine
Garden Club
Rose Yait
Albert Hill
Provine
L. Johnson
Lily Stafford
George Glasby
R. Ruland
Everett E. Neptune
Kiwaniang
Mr. Neptune
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
St Mary's School Hosts Valentine Dance and Library Boost
St Marys School held a Valentine dance and box supper in the parish hall with red and white decor. Paul Calaway and Leonard Wandell led auction activities aided by sponsors including Mrs J B Nix and the St Marys Athletic Council, formed to support athletics and physical education. The council has about 50 members and plans a new gymnasium. The high school and upper grades conducted a library book drive, adding over 100 new books and a large dictionary for library use.
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UPILS
St. Mary's School
Paul Calaway
Leonard Wandell
J. B. Nix
L. K. Best
Marcotte
K. Saffa
St. Mary's Athletic Council
Ben Hulshof
Baby girl fatally burned in Ada fire tragedy
Funeral services were arranged today for London Lyda infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence E Lyda who died in Ada Oklahoma yesterday when the family home burned down The infant was burned to death in the blaze that destroyed the home this February 14 with services set by the Lyda family for the next of kin and local mourners gathering to honor the loss
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Ada
Oklal
London Lyda
Clarence E. Lyda
Clothes Making Demonstrations At Better Home Makers Club
The Better Home Makers club held a Tuesday afternoon session at Mrs. L. M. Morris home with demonstrations led by assistant county agent Mrs. Juanita Benson. Members answered roll call by fabric starting letters of their last names and guests included several local women. A series of upcoming events were announced including an all day meeting and luncheon on Feb 26 and a member husbands party planned for Feb 20. Local attendees from Cache and surrounding areas attended various civic events and a birthday celebration for Norah Eben Ryan’s daughter was held with friends present.
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R. McDonald
Alice Blunt
Tom Howenstine
Lena Jarvis
Hart Woodard
Ott Zumwalt
E. R. McDonald
Tom Hovwenstine
H. P. Richards
Karl Woodward
Cache Chamber of Commerce
Chattanooga
Cache
Baptist Workers
Lawton
Eben Ryan
Federal Agents to Testify in Leavenworth Payoff Trial
Federal agents of the alcohol tax unit were expected to testify today in the conspiracy trial of Leavenworth’s mayor and police chief and nine other defendants. Testimony of the agents and government records were expected to be introduced in the proceedings.
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Leavenworth
Kansas City
Jpi
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
City Officials Implicated in Corruption Probe
Testimony in court alleges Mayor Carl Krimayer and Police Chief Roy Murray accepted protection fees from Leavenworth liquor operators. Howard Wlipott, city water and night commissioner, testified he was silenced when he questioned the arrangement.
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Carl Krimayer
Roy Murray
Leavenworth
Howard Wlipott
City Water and
Wim
Muskogee Coca Cola Plant Robbed by Armed Men
In Muskogee two armed men robbed the Coca Cola bottling works early today, taking about $3,000. Police investigation is underway as authorities seek suspects and review security footage.
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Muskogee
Muskogee, Aka
5 and So Phone ath 2027 Where There's Always Plenty of Free Courtesy
Open The Door Rich are Years and Years Ago Bless CLASSICAL Jase Tturb Claire doy june Leibestraut CHILDREN'S The Walt Disney Uncle Remus Album WHESTORN Oklahoma City COLLECTORS Charlie Barnett's Cherokee
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Jase
Claire Doy Fjune
Leibestraut
Walt Disney
Uncle Remus
Oklahoma City
Charlie Barnett
Nighttime Robbery Report at Queensland Bank Shoots Fear
A robbery involved five convey sacks of money with $400 in nickels seized by two men. One man pistol whipped employees while a second co-conspirator gathered the funds. Separate text mentions a giant Hercules watch and Australian location details.
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Convay
Saturday February 15 Organ TB Tr Hudson TikO G-Arlo at the Organ ABC
A fragmented schedule lists concerts and programs across ABC and related venues from 8:00 AM to 6:30 PM. Entries include News Summary, Wake Up and Smile, Voice of the Army, Youth Center Jam Session, Trade Winds Tavern event, Veterans Administration program, Corn Calendar, Naval Recruiting, Old South Cafeteria dining, Hall of the Air, American Legion, Jamboree, Gov. Roy Turner appearance, and Flamingo Club sign off.
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The
Organ
Hudson Tiko G
Arlo
ABC
ABG
Wake Up
Voice of the Army
Sector Security Administration
hizabeth _ Woodward
Trade Winds Tavern
Veterans Administration
Rusty McDonald
Naval
Old South
KSWO
American Legion
Roy Turner
New York
Buster Wyatt Mator
Flamingo Club
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Richard Trees
South Pine Maple Shades
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Wee
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R-Del
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Okla
Dopey
Grand Hotel
Medicine Park
Romo and His Boys
Hand & Cockrell
Avo
St. Mary's School News
Call's
D Ave
Cole’s Dry Cleaners
D Avenue
Norah
Gueats
Wanda June Hastings
Joe Bill Lee
Ina Mae Lee
Batty Jo Good
Bill Herndon
Herbert Woesner
Emma~ Lea Cox
Treva June Ulrich
George Hollander
Lynn Greenwalt
Betty Hitch
Carlene Good
Moya Ryan
J. M. Crabtree
Norman
Mack Robertson
Paul Simmons
Bessie Pittman
Mary Morris
Hobart
Bernie Terguson
OLD South Cafeteria
Medicine Park Grand Hotel
Bobbie Williams
Kaiser
Whiting Motor CO
C Avenue
Parsthoers Saben Hornadays
Groenhousen
Arlington
Phone
Oklahoma
Murray
Bob
Sarin Hall
Geary
Coma “Howard
Skyview Club
Duncan
Hiway
Boyd Green
Helen Ray
Bernie Marcello and His Orchestra
Craterville Park
Cache, Oklahoma
International Pictures
Olivia de Havilland
Lew Ayres
Munnally Johnson
Dark Mirror
Thomas Mitchell
Richard Long
Charles Evans
Gary Owen
Vladimir Pozner
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Robert Godnak
George Sanders
Louis Hayward
Hillary Brooke
Gene Lockhart
June Storey
Mhys Williams
Jack Chertok
Edgar Ulmer
Verb Meadow
Bosad
Ben Ames
Will Ams
Queensland
Pasqua
Sid Ludwig
Casa del Club
Lee Boulevard
Souther
NEW Southern Club
Wes BU
California
Trotsky
Larry Parks
Evelyn Keyes
William Demarest
Bill Goodwin
Stephen Longstreat
Alfred E. Green
Sidney Skolsky
Tima
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