Jamboree Reservations Overrun as Scout Count Climbs
Local Boy Scout officials report reservations for the Nations Jamboree in Valley Forge Pennsylvania from June 30 to July 6 exceed capacity. More than 55 000 paid reservations have been received with an original capacity of 49 000 forcing leaders to explore options to accommodate as many as possible. Delegations will join from nearby councils and Ada area leaders including L C Longpine will serve as Scoutmaster for a unit with several Ada Scouts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Valley Forge
Pennsylvania
New York
Scouts
Arbuckle Area
Art Newton
Council
Jeader
L. C. Longpine
Ada
Jaing
Dale Hayhurst
Pauls ‘Alley
O. H. Foust
Ardmore
Joy Jankins
Healdton
Jim Fleet
James 3. Bullock
Ornt Smith
Joe Lee Braly
Bill Dutter
Joe Davis Lowe
Byron Bailey
Tom Yarbro
Nan Joonston
L.¢. Longpine
Dirk Huddleston
Jim Shaw
Gerald G Hurley
Sam Clower
Bill Clark
Bill Sponn
Tommy Allen
Paul Stevens, Jr
Jim Sponn
Cereal Grains Benefit Health And Save Money
Edith M Barber notes cereals provide protein and minerals beyond starch. Whole grains boost nutrition in flour and breakfast cereals with added vitamins. laws in many states require fortification, including corn in some southern states. Includes two recipes: soft bran corn bread and baked cheese sauce eggs with corn flakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith M. Barber
Orient
Pen
Danny Walker Beats Odds With Recovery and Startup
Danny Walker 13, Ada's youngest entrepreneur, runs a magazine subscription business after polio left him unable to use his arms. With his father handling orders initially, he now operates parts of the process aided by an operator’s headpiece. He attends to schoolwork with Miss Emma Keller and studies business, while recovering at home and enjoying reading and radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dany Walker
Danny
Ada
John A. Walker
Emma K. Keller
East Central College
Valley View Hospital
Oklahoma City
Crippled Childrens’ Hospital
Pollo
Boy Scouts
Valley View Polio Fund
Miss Keller
Supreme Court Takes Up Whole Question of Negro Segregation
The Supreme Court weighs whether forced segregation of Negroes violates the constitution. The case centers on whether equal facilities truly mean equal rights, with Henderson and others arguing segregation is inherently unequal and unconstitutional. The ICC and government officials back the challenge, while lawmakers and railway interests raise concerns about disruption to interstate commerce. The court will also hear cases from G W McLaurin and Heman Sweatt regarding racial segregation in student access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washington
Justice Department
Philip B Porlman
New York
Elmer W. Henderson
Henderson
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Birmig
Ficht
Interstate
Commerce Commission
ICC
Southern Railway
High Court
Rep
Jobba
D-Ala
House Judiciary Committee
Hobbs
House
Congress
Morrow
G. W. McLaurin
University of Oklahoma
Heman Marion Sweatt
University of Texas Sweatt
Flames Destroy Cherokee Mission in SARS district blaze
A three story Cherokee mission was destroyed by fire today in SARS. OkIs. The blaze left 50 Indian boys scrambling but no injuries were reported. Delaware County authorities blamed a defective fuel line and weak water supply but could not stop the flames. Officials estimate rebuilding will begin soon.
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Sars
OkIs
Delaware County
Ross Churches WSCS Meeting Highlights and Club Activities
Local Methodist women from Ross and nearby towns met in multiple homes in late March for quilting and study. Sessions featured lessons on Japan, map tours, special Japanese artifacts, zone meetings with leaders from Ada and Fittstown, and reports from officers. The Roff W M S held gatherings on March 20 and 27 focusing on revival planning and quarter reports.
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WSCS
Methodist Church
Annie Mardis
Lee Bunyard
Mrs Bunyard
Wilburn
Mabel Ruckes
Fred Koch
Joe Mclanial
Ethel Smith
Stanley Rotf
Mole Johnson
Charles Simons
R. M. Bronaugh
Mable Morgan
Methodist
Spike Ritter
Society
Joe Robnett
Japan
Price
Joe
Mollie Johnston
Lenore Johnston
Joe McDanials
Make Rucker
J. M Etchieson
Nettle Hodges
C. C. Anderson
Mack Kelso
Cal Richardson
Fittstown
O. L. Guestinner
B N. Bunyard
A.D. Coon
Ada
B. N. Bunyard
Port
N C. Bowen
Roff
Status of Women
Raymond Verble
Wapanucka
Roff W. M S
Mary Laseman
Roff W. M. S
Carson
Less Pogue
J. W. Reed
Seb Fussell
Hendrix
Estelle Evans
Minnie Carson
D. Nichols
Xeily
W. Burleson
Earl Barr
J. Hendrix
Pleads Guilty To Carrying Weapon
John Hood pleaded guilty Saturday before Justice J D Illoughby to charges of carrying concealed weapon. He was fined after deputies stopped an argument at a cafe on West Main.
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John Hood
J. D. Jlloughby
Pemee
Depu Enest Merz
Miersa
West Main
Hood
School operated by Lutheran church rebuilt wooden sheets damaged
The damaged wooden sheets destroyed today were erected in 1971 and the school is operated by a Lutheran church.
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The
Lutheran Church
Race Wire and Slot Machine Bosses Dominate Crime
A nationwide report links race wire syndicates and slot machine rackets to rising crimes. It traces origins from 1907 networks via John Payne and Monte Tennes to Capone fronts, with Contintental Press Service coordinating dalle. The slot racket centers on Huey Long and Frank Costello's Louisiana influence, growing profits from 3 million in 1976 to a national crime framework.
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Citizens’ Committee of
Massachusetts
California Crime Commission
John Payne
Cincinnati
Monte Tennes
Chicago
Payne
General News Bureau
Moe Annenberg
James M. Ragen
Ragen
Chicago Caponegane
Capone Syndicate
United States
Cleveland
Dominion of Canada
Continental Press Service
Western Unon Telegraph Company
Louisiana
New York
Frank Costello
Huey Long
Costello
Phil Kastel
Kastel
New Orleans
California
al Taid
Lousiana Mint Suepany
Cmpanager
Gras Dedley Geigerman
Wach
Centrol
Chicago institute promotes slot machine interests, says report
A report exposes the Chicago based Institute for the Music Box and Clocks as advancing the slot machine lobby. It notes dues structures for regular, associate and public relation memberships and claims a large money flow from slot operated juke boxes supporting the industry.
Truman and Family Complete Census Questions in Key West
President Truman and his family answered the census questions today as the 1959 population count reaches every home. Margaret Truman noted the longer list was “a sample” and a young enumerator admitted to feeling flustered while questioning the president and family for minutes. The president’s salary is listed at 100,900 dollars with 50,000 tax-free.
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Key West
Fls
Truman
Margaret
Eilean M. Nolte
Nolte
Ivan F. Nolte
U.S.S. Gilmore
Trunan
Five Adans Make U.U. Honor Roll
Norman April 1 Four five Ada students earned University of Oklahoma honor roll status for the first semester as 12 or more hours were completed with no grade below an A eligibility. Names include William Emil Hemmann Mary Elizabeth Little Murrete Eugenia Mahoney Bertha Sturcevant and John Wiraisi.
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Norman
Ada
University of Oklahoma Stueents
George L. Cross
Office of Admissions and Records
William Emil Hemmann
Mary Elizabeth Little
Murrete Eugenia Mahoney
Bertha Sturcevant
John Wiraisi
Strike Nears At Cushing Deep Rock Refinery
At Cushing Oklahoma Deep Rock refinery faces a midnight strike by about 277 workers. Plant Manager K O Stowell reports an orderly shutdown underway as union and management failed to agree Sunday. J H Westbrook says the firm is open to further talks over contract interpretation concerning supervisors. Lloyd Harkins cites wages not at issue.
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CIO Oil Workers International Union
Marriages in Sulphn Chester Burks Plainview Tex
Sam CG Breach and Doris Goins both of Sulphn Chester Burks 21 wed Plainview Tex bride Delores Fisher 16. The ceremony linked to local couples and reflects late 19th century rural marriage records.
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Sam CG. Breach
Sutehor
Doris Goins
Sulphn
Chester Burks
Plainview
Tex
Delores Fisher
Jim Nance Appears Tied To Gubernatorial Race Rumors
Dayton Blams reports Jim Nance denies candidacy for governor though speeches in Pawhuska and Stillwater echo campaign talk. Oklahoma A&M coach Jim Leokabaush may enter or exit the Fifth District race by early next week as GOP efforts push to fill Mike Monroney's seat. Lefty Barnes and Raymond Field are named potential contenders amid a GOP central committee meeting on Friday.
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Dayton Blam
Maybelle Pawh Tate Chour
Jon Arrington
Lt Gay
Din Perv
Stillwater
Oklahoma A&m
Jim Leokabaush
Tire
Mike Monroney
C. J
Lefty) Barnes
Guthrie
GOP
Raymond H. Field
Federal Income Tax Collections Slow
Washington reports limp income tax receipts for the week, threatening to reduce budget revenues by about one billion dollars or more below the administration’s estimates. Officials cite incomplete postdeadline tallies and warn revenues may fall 1.03 to 1.6 billion under projections, though spending cuts could offset parts of the deficit.
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Washington
Truman
Flying saucer craze grips Britain in prank claims
In London April reports spread of a mysterious flying saucer with tiny occupants. Weather and meteorology offices investigated as a missing parachute training balloon from Weston on the Green near Oxford sparked alarm and speculation.
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London
Air Ministry
Meteorological Office
Parachute Training Corter
Weston- on-the-Green
Oxford
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Unesse
Ross
C. B. Smith
Ae. Burleson
J. W. Neenae
LD. Nichols
Irene Fisher
Bart
Rott Baptist Church
Mary Lose
Alleyne Bunyard
Farmers
Barr
By Douglas Larsen
AEA Stall Correspondent
Nea
Big Syn Cates
An. SS
America
Azally
Orga Ork
Maz
Guane
James Ragen
Moody
Maryland
By Lert L. Slemen
George Calvert
Lord Baltimore
Henrietta Maria
Charles I of
England
Adans
U.U
Cushing
Jim Nance
Jim Lookabaugh
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