Fragmentary OCR Note Mentions People And Phrases
A garbled OCR text references multiple names and places such as Ubicdai Avenue Lawien and CaS Wen Cinema. It includes phrases about keeping in perfect peace and a long quotation attributed to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, with scattered references to publications and associations, but no clear event or report.
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DIAL
Ubicdai
Lawien
Uklaiome Jentereu
Cas Wen
Nest
Alice
Wer
Congress
Magen Do Isih Meraher
Wiaiionit Press Assagenon
Suunert Sewsptner
Hospital Births and Admissions Across Town
Birth announcements list Lou and Alys Ber Gove born May 27 at 5:40 am weighing 7 lb 13 oz. Casio and daughter, Dawson, born May 26 at 7 am 7 lb 3 oz. Hanna baby born May 25 at Whaam 8 lb 2 oz. Numerous hospital admissions and discharges follow for children and adults including medical and surgical cases with names and addresses such as Fort Sill Blvd 127 1912 Fort Ave 1712 Bearboro and Lincoln streets.
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Lou
Rodolphe Ber
Gove
Alys
William
Casio
Afr
Mes
Dawson
Jamies Hanna
Lega
Deborah Lb
Thos
William N. Thomas
Fort Sill Blvd
Troresa
Anne Thomas
Fort Dve
Carlton
Denver
Wwe
Wwe . Alys
Cletus Zumwalt
NY Sor
Williams Hopking
Libbey
Medical
Jess W. Nelson
Ferris
Carl TR. Brown Jr
Carl Brown
Richard L. Christian
Warren Chrisman
Bearbora
Connie DL Newhan
Charles
Sullivan
Monroe Sulli
Pri
Ann Mellon
Ant
Bill Melton
Ray Pound
Roosevelt
Sur Sory
Solenki
Wilkerson
Elgin
Sivery
Mo Baker
Tewin
Mesiousm
Brave New World school arat Ras about run is coarse
A fragmented historical report critiques a Brave New World themed school debate on war and peace. It describes Cold War tensions, potential global conflict, and student civic engagement amid postwar anxieties.
Miracle on Long Island Rescue Twain of Kathy in Peril
A California girl Kathy fell into a well on Long Island and died while rescuers fought to reach her. A boy named Benny was trapped but survived after a long, perilous effort aided by oxygen and careful rescue work. Authorities praised the rescuers for their persistence and ingenuity in the dangerous operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremeni Brrings
California
Kathy
Leas
Ialind
Bite Benny Poper
Saliernecs
Sewel
Imracufiaishy
Q and A on maps auctions and early American topics
Questions cover road signs types and state routes, Seventh Day Adventist history, 1813 membership estimates, animal names, post office stamp banks, 1900s Florida history, Old Sturbridge Village, a 1760 oak piece, capric powder and soap making, and rural electrification progress. Numbers and places named.
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U.S
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Siederes
Armed Robbers Hit Two City Stations
Two service stations were robbed early Sunday by two armed men, suspected to be the same hijackers. Curt’s Oil on Second and IT and Judson Oil at 410 N Second reported losses around 50 dollars and 25 dollars respectively. Victims, Fred Smith and Horace Moweth, were tied and robbed after being confronted with a gun. Detectives Lt. Clan Stoot, Capt. Frank Murphy and Patrolman Jimmie Branseum investigated.
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Pabco Today
Curt’s Oil Co
Second Ant
Judson Oil Co
Fred Smith
Curt
Horace Moweth
Judson
Howell
Armish Tell
Curt's Station
Bose
Hija 5
Smith
Ceveralls
Uoweth
Howelt
Howellt
Clan Stoot
Frank Murphy
Jimmie Branseum
Theft of $100 Reported Here
Six cases of vandalism and a reported $100 theft dominated city police investigation today. The victim in the theft case was Marcus Mike Pendley. Ellis Matel said $160 was stolen from him by a Black man and woman who entered his car in the 1300 block Washings about 4 a.m. Sunday. A 26-year-old Black man was arrested and held after giving officers a statement. Vandalism reports included Don’s Food Store, Sixth and St, Sadler’s Panhandle service station, Ruby’s Drive Inn, and English Furniture Co, with breakages but no entries gained in some, and damaged glass at others. Captain Duval reported windows and a mirror broken in his car. Lola Robinette, Midwest City, said 14 window panes of a garage at 1705 Lake were broken.
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Marcus Mike Pendley
Ellis Matel
Penchey
Oity
Don's Food Store
Sadler's Panhandle
Ruby's Drive Tn
Summit
English Furniture Co
Don Mahaffay
Sadler's Station
Ruby's Drive Inn
Robert G. Duval
Lola M. Robinette
Midwest City
1705 Lake
Muskogee Sorority Crowns Star Of Flight 27 At State Meet
Miss Botty LeFlore of Muskogee won Oklahoma Beta Sigma Phi Star of Flight 27 at the annual state convention closing at the Hotel Lantanian. She received a round trip 4,000 mile summer vacation ticket and expense money. About 160 delegates attended the three day gathering. Lawton host chapters presented prizes and Mrs. W. F. Whitlock received a jewel pearl pin for convention chairmanship. Delegates called the conference one of the best in Oklahoma sorority history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Littlefield Jr
Lawton
Betty LeFlore
Muskogee
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Lawtonian
Botty LeFlore
Oklahoma
Beta Sigma Phi
Scra Vth
Lantanian
Sorariy
Yvonne Penn
John Littlefield Jr
LaFlore
Sanktahoma
Alpha Pi
Bets Omieren
Ni Tau
Area Indians Star On 'World' Show
A camporite picture of the American Indian story was painted on Sundays Wide Wide World television show. Scores of Southwest Oak Indians appeared in live telecast featuring the Red Min iuni Indian 1 jup NAL Anadarko's old colorful Indian Die, Gilcrease Museum Tulsa and Los Alamos Atomic Energy laboratories. The Oklahoma reenactment of the 1889 land rush near Anadarko drew about 300 horsemen wagons and calico-clad participants. Sir Smith directed the land rush spectacle six miles west of Anadarko. Indian City sequences were cropped but used for effect. Oilman Thomas Gilevcase Allie Reynolds and Dick West were featured in a Waninute spot at Gilcrease Museum. Cameron College student Thomar Thompgor and sisters did not sing The Lord's Prayer as announced. Maria Tullehiet of Fairlix narrated and a Marine hero Traayes was highlighted from Iwo Jima. The show contrasted Indian life on New Mexico reservations with employment at Los Alamos. A new Indian recto tea plan was explained. Wide Wide World visited Chicago Todian settlement where natives worked in plants. The program followed a Fort Sill Armed Services segment two weeks earlier.
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Anadarko
Gilcrease
Tulsa
Los Alamos Atomic Energy Laboratories
Sir Smith
Lawton
Anularke
Teynolds
Dick West
Gilevcase
Thomar Thompgor
Cameron College Coed
Anadurke
Ballering
Maria Tullehiet
Fairlix
Traayes
Iwo Jima
New Mexico
America
Alamo¢ City
Los Alamos
Rites Held For Two Victims Of Friday Storm
Funeral services were held for William H. Overton 80 and Alma Overton who perished in Friday night’s storm south of Lawton. Burial followed at Flower Mound cemetery with Rev. W. B. Parish Jr. officiating and bearers named. Also scheduled were services for Art Ashline 59 Nellie Ashline 58 at a nearby church and Highland cemetery burial under Lawson Funeral Home. An Irishman William Brown of County Mayo founded the Argentine Navy in 1814.
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Lawton
Tecay
William
Overton
Alma
Breker Memoril Chapel
Rev. W. &. Parish Jr
First Christian
Caured
Flower Mound Cemetery
Rudolph Mahlstedt
W. D. Nix
Everett Hale
Orville Fisher
F. F. Vollander
Oba Hanks
The
Overtins
J. Allen Lowry
Ed ‘Stanton
Fugit Allison
Frank Allison
Ray Allison
Joe Waters
Millard Bertram
Hugh Crowder
Everett Milley
Arther Fangler
el Watkins
M. T. McCracken
C. M. Livingston
John McCuisteen
Otto Klick
Art Ashline
William Brown
County
Mayo
Judge Disposes of 16 Charges in Municipal Court
Judge J Merle Oaks disposed of sixteen cases in Municipal Court this morning. Fines totaled seventy seven dollars with bonds forfeited totaling ninety seven dollars for defendants who missed trial on driving without a license. Several defendants from Fort Sill and nearby addresses faced speeding reckless driving and public drunkenness charges with various bond forfeitures and suspensions.
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Juge J. Merle Oaks
Bill Bevill
Michael M. Merrion
Fort Sill
Arthur B. Farrel
Rudi Eugene Nick
Oklahoma state poultry and livestock market report
Oklahoma City board of Agriculture prices Wheat No 1 hard steady morning, regional hens and broilers at various steady ranges. Eggs steady with fewer offerings. Butter prices steady to light volume in multiple markets. Oklahoma City livestock report shows cattle calves trading slow, feeders and stockers steady, vealers lower, mixed yearlings to 24.00, slaughter steers 20.00-22.00, cows 13.00-15.50, hogs higher, spring lambs up 0-1.00, ewes and feeder pigs listed with ranges. Oklahoma butter and Chicago market notes include steady butter and wholesale prices, with varied store grade pricing.
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Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture Today
Bison
Edmond
el Reno
Mennessey
Wingfisher
Yukon
Alva
Blackwell
Clinton
Enid
Hobart
Medford
Vici
Frederick
Guyman
Hooker
Broilers
N.b
Muskogee
Tulsa
Vinila
Pauls Valley
Watonga
Lawton
Vinita
Tk City
Shattuck
Elk City
Watenga
Ells City
Lianton
USDA
13 U.S. Legation Members Ordered To Leave Hungary
In Budapest Hungary the Communist regime ordered 13 members of the U S legation to depart within six weeks. Charge d Affaires N Spencer Barnes received the notice as diplomats had not attended Hungarian functions for months since Soviet intervention. The measure targets most extensively the U S mission as nine diplomats and four nondiplomats must depart.
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Budapest
Hungary
U. S
N. Spencer Barnes
Tastnall
Legation
Obscure ACEOSS Quiz Clue Set Spans Wide Vocabulary
A mixed list of crossword style clues spans topics from plants and money to animals and literature. Items include shade tree, Iranian money, moral terms, nautical roles, garden tasks, and synthetic wordplay, forming a broad puzzle fragment without a central narrative.
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Bill Bentley
Ibv Rallion
Hargheay Ees Mechanical
Ent
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Munger
Lychlager City
Cireulation Managee
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Miumber
Associated Press
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Aa al AP News
Craaiente
Netoss
Focal
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Austin Cleveland
Snyder
Sur- KB
Rim
al. L. Burcher
George TR Jung
Bell
Anne Joyce Howell
Alfred ‘’ Lowell
Gore
Barbara June Moore
Dennis T. Moore
al Tall
Walter Aulen
Robert Webb
North
AL Sivs
Grady Lee Bradley
Ales
William M. Lee
Carver
Henry May 2
Wallace
Tobreis
Whoa
A. Baughman
Geronimo
Edith Malone
Wichita x
Metical
William NL
Vicki Gay Burkett
Soh Burkett
Avdurgery
Jack EL Crow
Geronime
Southwestern
Ross Elmonson
Floyd
Lorne Botkin
Dear
Thomas W. Grimes
Wilh
Robert Elkins
Bertha Austin
Lucile Lansden
John Woolley
Lincoln
Carl B. Sentrfeit
S. Filth
Martin Mumm
Bryan Foster
Larry Haake
Baldwin
Theodore Wadley
Frank Hunter
JW. Walker
Charles Ray
Walters
James C. Wheatley
Jam Petty
John Burnett
Carlyle Heathcote
Snow Road
Jimmy L. Hysan
Lindy
Harwell
Carl Brown Jjr
Atta
Henry Harris
Medien
Sharon Peters
K. E. Peters
Faxon
Wallace B. Easton
Monroe
Michelle Cowlombe
Robert P. Martin
13Th, Medical
Bruce Lady
Apache
William C. Kern
Patricia Skuda
Phillip Skuda
Kingsbury
Theodore Roundy
William Roundy
Phillip Bressman
Lawrence Bressman
Mark Watking
Ed Watkins
Mike Watkins
Edd Watkins
Rita Jean Durham
J. D. Durham
Williams
Bertha McTtac
Provence
Thelma White Wolf
Mie Edge
Fort Cobb
George Abbott
Duncan
Clyde Cove
Pata Tobah
Emily Riddle
Eunice Spotted Horse
Gotebo
Greta Spotted Horse
Richard Bread
Cache
Saan Wilh
Dowd
Valle
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Soviet Unicom
Atackers
Amissive de- the World
Pau
Ghee Dopres
Tie Gore
Ameri
Ndusan
Hussin
Otper Ayer
Natal
Pate
Miracle On
Long Island
U.S. Post Oboe Department
Techfoary
North America
United States
A-Florida
Sturbridge
Benjamin Cheng
Hartford
Bulion
Market Report
Chicago
New York
Allied
Allis Chal Bt
Aitchison
Chrysler
Eagle P
Ford
Gen Motors
Goodyear
P&l
Ohio Oil Olin Math
Peabody Coa Way
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