Plan District Air Meet in Ada April 28
Aviation minded citizens from Oklahoma's fourth district meet in Ada to plan an all day district aviation gathering on April 28 starting at 10 a.m. Delegates from nine counties discussed expanding facilities under a federal program to aid small airports. Jonathan Bourke of Wiley Post Airport led the briefing with officials from the CAA state education and aviation groups attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atote
Five Fear
Jonath Bourke
Wiley Post
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
U.S
Fourth
CAA
State Department of Education
Civil Air Feetro
Flying Farmary Organization
Burke
Guy Thrush
Oklahoma Aviation Commission
Clarence Rawls
Oklahomr Aviation Association
Aca
Jack Smith Returns From Texas Hereford Judging
Jack Smith, manager of the Lazy Cranch now owned by J. D. Craft of Facksboro Texas, returned from judging the Texas State Polled Hereford show. About 135 animals entered. major Texas herds were represented and top stock from Hereford Heaven attended. Lester Blair, a Texas organization member, entered three head and did well. Henry Fussell, secretary of the Texas Polled Hereford Association, praised the event. Lazy D prepared 13 head for shipment to East Liverpool Ohio with calves dominating the load. prices ranged from 490 to 800 dollars. Some Lazy D cattle were on a prior build-back when W. A Gus Delaney arranged a sale to the Texas buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Smith
Vidteger
J. D. Craft
Facksboro
Texhoa
Texas
Hereford Heaven
Lester Blair
Texas Organization
Henry Fussell
Ada
Hereford Association
Fexas
South
Crockery City Farma
East Liverpool
Ohio
W. A
Gus" Delaney
Two Die In Road Accidents At Oklahoma Border
A faulty OCR fragment reports two fatalities from road incidents in Oklahoma with unclear dates. Bela Mae Watford and Leroy Bumpus Jr. are named as deceased from crash and train collision injuries linked to March 30 and a north edge of Game Autry incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sta
Okldhome
Bela Mae Watford
Mr. Watford
Tiger
Leroy Bumpus, Jr
Ardemore
Santa Fe
Game Autry
Carter County
Be By MARIBA MOTE Home Demonstration Club Meeting
Be By Mariba Mote reports on county 4 H clubs meeting in the past week including Latin Hamer Francw Coday Grove Luln Red Oak Allen Fitenagh Galey and Summers Chapel. Agents discussed tear demonstrations rally plans for April 30 and futures for dress revue. Agricultural topics included poultry, health contest exams set for April 27, a machine accessory fix by Mrs Higdon, gladiolus planting intervals and rose disease controls. Regular spray schedules for mildew and leaf spot in roses are advised with options using wettable sulphur and copper mixes. A schedule lists meetings for Hart Vaross Jesse and Gaar Corner churches and neighboring areas.
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Mariba Mote
Juan Floyd Saistant
Ene
Hamer
Coday Grove
Luln
Red
Oak
Allen
Fitenagh
Galey
Summers Chapel
Three Years In, Truman Faces Rough Presidency
Washington based report marks three years since Harry S Truman became president after Roosevelt's death on April 12 1945. It notes wartime finish, UN formation, and domestic friction with his own Democrats as Republicans gain edge amid civil rights clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
James Marlo Washington
Harry S
United States
Roosevelt
Cantress
White House
Congress
Tapitel
Senate
Germany
Japan
Mr. Trompe
United Nations
Tra
Tomgeramate
Thas Goumtty
Republicad Don Erest
Gtfed
Teaudlicens
Tour Visits Ada by Kittie group under Grace Cornell
Oklahoma City business leaders visit Ada to welcome the Kittie performance group. Mayor Frank Spencer and Ada Chamber of Commerce officials greet the visitors at Convention Hall. The Kilts parade down Main Street with a 15 minute precision drill and musical show before continuing to Stonewall and Idabel on the two day southeastern Oklahoma tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittie
Grace Cornell
Ada Wee
Southeastern
Oklshome
P. B. Robberson
Corvention Hal
Frank Spencer
Harvey Lambart
Ada Chamber
Mamerne
Sdien Street
Do. Om R. Abaranthy
Ada
Oklahoma
Robbertsom
Kitties
Kittle Tand
Main Street
Main
Broadway
Fonmal City
Stonewall
Idabel
Oklahoma Faces Federal Aid Debate On School Equity
A letter from the Belghoma Fabian By penditeres Council argues federal aid seeks to equalize educational opportunities but would create inequities among states. It cites Oklahoma’s as compared to New York and Pennsylvania, noting large gaps in per pupil funding and teacher salaries. The piece questions the push for more federal control and urges local action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Pennsvania
Arkansas
New York
Senate
Congress
Sale of Lazy D Ranch to Texan Consummated Today
J D Craft a native Texan completed the purchase of the Lazy D Ranch from W A Delaney in Ada on Monday. The deal reportedly totals around 300000 with Craft planning to rename the ranch and run about 400 commercial cattle along with purebred Hereford stock and a string of registered Quarter Horses. Craft, who will move to the Lazy D with his wife, said he aims to maintain the ranch’s Hereford prestige and engage in local civic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Craft
Ada
W. A
Gus Delaney
Carud
Solon Futherstu
Hogver
Wichita
Tex
Coalts
Incksboro
Tek
Thorne Hersford
Springer
Ray
N. R
W. B. Craft
Be Smuth
Wilk
Craft
Creek
Esole Smith
Birt. &S
Delaney
del Zento Ist
Smith
Milk shed survey under way in Ada Oklahoma
A state milk survey led by Dr G Ross is under way in Ada to assess local milk production and safety standards. The effort aims to tighten milk laws, improve labeling and processing controls, and align with public health ordinances. Attendees learned about Grade A dairy sanitation and stressed fuel support for the United Jewish Appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Ubi
G. Ross
de Partment
Rose
Kievanis Tuncheon
Cate
Oklahoma
State Department
Aca
Oklahome
Ross
Cara
Sidney Sadie
United Jewish Appeal
Roff Man Hurt in Sunday Accident
R. A. Lewis of Roff was taken to View Hospital early Sunday morning after a collision west of Ada on SH 19 involving a Plymouth car and a truck with a semi trailer. Grivens by Chude Sullivan of Tulsa, a coatings supplier, seemed uninjured. highway patrolman Gran Clark reported the truck blocked the highway as the crash occurred while Sullivan tried to turn. Lewis was treated for minor injuries and released Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Lewis
Roff
Hey View
Hospital
Ada
Ellymouth
Grivens
Chude Sullivan
Tulsa
Sullivan
Tulsa Pige Coating Company
Jake Highway
Gran Clark
Lewis
Fragmented OCR note about a store police search and suspect timing
An unclear OCR fragment describes Penrey company store police action at a bullring area with seated Sunday officers, a brief search yielding nothing, and a remark about wine shifting tension. The text fragments are garbled with missing names and details, hindering clear facts or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akg
Penrey Company
Alinet
Notice to Sheep Owners in Pontotoc County
County agent C. H. Hatley urges all sheep owners to report flock size by Saturday April 11 to arrange a local shearer. Shortage of skilled shearers means advance notice is essential for proper scheduling in Pontotoc County.
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Pontotoc County
C. HH Hatley
Tour Plans Being Made for Hereford Heaven Tour
More than 30 association members and guests gathered at Sulphur to finalize plans for the Hereford Heaven tour. Dr T G Wails, president, led the meeting at Wails ranch north of Sulphur. Details, including route and sale management by Jack Smyth of Lazy D ranch, will be announced by Al Datlow from Stillwater. The sale runs Friday and Saturday with noon meals at Harvey ranch the second day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford Heaven
Sulphur Samhay
al Datlow
Stillwater
Jack Smvth
Lazy D Ranch
Janett
Lanek
Moss Patelsom
Lazy Sraneh Morth
Ardmore
Harvey Ranch
Hereford
Ada
Man Charged After Three-Car Mishap
Trooper Glen Clark investigated a three car crash on SH 5:10 p.m. Sunday near Ada. Fyrle Rechelkt slowed to wait for traffic. Roy Waters stopped behind him. a 1929 Ford sedan, driven at speed, rear collided with Waters, sending the Redfield car into a second collision. Charges of reckless driving and operating a vehicle without a license were filed in J. D. Waklough justice court.
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Glen Clark
Highway Patrol
Siluz Weet
Ada
Fyrle Rechelkt
Tecureseh
Roy Waters
Okety
Recie
AL Dy
Bath
Rt 2
Waters
Redfield
Ergopen Clank
Court of
J. D. Waklough
Justice of the Peace
More Than Enough Federal Money Is Available Bailey
Oklahoma City April 14 More than enough federal money is available to complete Oklahoma's full highway program according to E Bailey state highway director He said in a letter to the Oklahoma congressional delegation after a PRA review that approved projects leave a balance of 780 208 29 in federal funds and a total of 4 009 923 00 available for the 1946 47 48 postwar urban highway program in Oklahoma The PRA had approved items totaling 4 420 741 60 on March 20 1943 leaving 2 589 184 40 in balance Urban road projects awaiting approval total 1 546 570 00 with an unprogrammed balance of 42 011 40 Remaining approved items are at Lawton Bold Milford etc Federal aid primary funds available to Oklahoma this year totaled 7 327 378 79 Bailey said with 5 058 31 in such projects approved by the PRA leaving 4 507 927 29 The approval of the 2 37 32850 to federal aid primary projects would leave 1 46596 79 for such work He added the state is financially able to match federal funds available for Oklahoma towns now
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Okelahoma City
Oklahoma
Hr. E. Bailey
Bailey
Elshorsa
Che Pra
Bartey
Lawter
Boid
Brederick
Woodward
Oklahoma City
Miami
Prmary
Okahoma
PRA
Funda
Five Jap Mines Wash Ashore Off Oregon Coast
ASTORIA Oregon April 19 Five Japanese mines were washed ashore on the Oregon and Washington coasts yesterday with a coast guard warning the public to stay clear of the explosives A sixth mine was exploded by coast guard fire The mines brought the total sighted and ashore on the two states coasts to 15 in the past two days The report notes Tokyo plans to resume repatriation of Japanese war prisoners within a month and cites an estimated 636000 still in Soviet areas and the rest interned in the Far East and Pacific regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Ore
Oregon
Washington
Coast Guard
Columbia River
Orespa Beatie
Meal Bay
Tokyo
Russia
Mas
Pacific
Oklahoma dispute over federal aid funds and highway priorities
The article outlines a dispute between Oklahoma and a federal agency over use of federal urban funds for highway projects. Oklahoma claims regional officials misdirect funds away from high-population areas and toward other states, arguing that district meetings in 1947 reflected public demand for a comprehensive road program that would spur growth in neglected towns. The piece frames the PRA as aligned with the people and criticizes the highway commission for bias toward states with more extensive roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Public Raids Administration
Phage No
Bocne
PRA
Op Wigorites
Olshams
Oklemoma
Highway Commission
Pleimetesd
Ry Opien
Mace Oklahoma Yea Pia
Wa Ae
Estes
Oklahamstate Highway Commission
Ahora
Sub Anniversary Observed Amid Navy Submarine Fears
Washington notes the eighth anniversary of the first submarine as Navy leaders fret over new threats to surface ships and the race to perfect submarine propulsion and detection. In California a perfume aims to mimic rubber scent to attract dogs, while a Milwaukee man marks his 74th birthday by swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Milwaukee
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