Robins Rival in Hubcap Mirror Romance Captured
In Ponca City on April 1, Wilbur the robin abandoned a three day fight with his own reflection. He chose a female robin in a hubcap scene over the rival image, then focused on courtship and housekeeping tasks while continuing to battle the mirror image and forage for worms with a bruised beak.
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Image
Ponca City
Oklo
Wilbur
Earl Wright
Wilfur
Wright
Associated Press
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation Drive in Ada
A Ada campaign kickoff for the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation was hosted by W A Delaney Jr with about 100 guests at the Aldridge hotel. Gov Roy J Turner and Dr Mark Everett spoke on the foundation’s work and the plan to raise about $40,000 in the county over three years as fund solicitation starts Tuesday.
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W. A. Delaney, Jr
Aldridge Hotel
Oklahoma Medicalesearch Foundation
Delaney
Grive
Roy J. Turner
Mark Everett
J. G. Puterbau
Turner
Medical Research Foundation
Oklahoma City-Tulsa
de Taney
Light Showers Touch Parts of State Helping Wheat
The state saw scattered light rain on Saturday with higher totals eastward and cooler highs from the panhandle to the east. Ardmore recorded 0.71 inches, rainfall easing drought in Comanche and Tillman counties. farmers and agents welcomed the moisture as wheat crops face prior losses.
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Associated Press
East
Conler
Panhandle
Ardmore
Ceer
Tata
Tillman
Comanche
Ted Krisher
Jasper Hart
Walters
Temple
Waters
Suyder
Hughes to Oppose Rep. Tom Steed in 6th District race
Fragmented OCR text shows Hughes planning to oppose Representative Tom Steed in the Oklahoma 6th District contest. Named aspirants include John Berry and Lawrence E Siercore with unclear local context and dates.
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Norman
Wy T. Tba
Tom Steed
Merea
Dietere
John
Iam AL Berry
Lawrence E Siercore
Prudent Diet and Foods Boost General Health
A health note argues modern varied diets and better dairy products improve overall health. It cites milk quality, citrus, tomatoes, cod liver oil for vitamin intake, iodized salt helping goiter, and fewer skin infections. The piece urges wise food choices to further county health, plus two tested recipes: string beans with mustard sauce and quick corned beef with cabbage.
Petroleum Sunday Observed At St Josephs Church
Petroleum Day will be observed April 23 at St Josephs Catholic church. A Mass at 6 will be offered for the welfare of the petroleum industry and its workers followed by a 9 oclock breakfast in the parish hall with Carl Mayhall as principal speaker. The Ada Catholic Petroleum Guild committee includes Carl Marchal Jr Luther Buchanan and J E Flaherty.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Joseph's Parish
Carl Mayhall
Anderson-Prichard O. Company
Ada Catholic Petroleum Guild
Carl Marhal, Jr
Luther Buchanan
J. E. Flaherty
World tensions and nuclear risk voiced by experts
A fragmented item cites Dr Ralph E Lapp warning of large scale casualties in a hypothetical first day of a conflict. It quotes Dean Acheson and Johan Crommelin Jr regarding democratic erosion, Kremlin strategy, and the use of legal mechanisms amid rising global tensions.
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Ralph E Lapp
Bolivian Bride Confusion Over Unwanted Marriage in Tulsa
Mireya Urguidi a 22 year old Bolivian woman in Tulsa describes distress over a forced wedlock claim. Her father Jose Macedonio Urguidi in Bolivia disputes the bethrothal at birth and says Mireya believed she was five months pregnant and planning to marry Rolla Wiley of Tulsa. The Wiley family says the engagement ended and Rolla, an engineer, is in Lebanon. Mireya’s visa expires June 36 and she seeks immigration relief.
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Tulsa
Okla
Mireye Urguidi
Jose Macedonio Urguidi
Cochabamba
Bolivia
Arguidi
Mireya
Rolla Wiley
Wiley
Rolla
Lebanon
Birthday Party for Grandma Summers in Rofs area
A family gathering near Rofs honored Mrs. Nettie Summers nicknamed Grandma Summers on her 80th birthday. Relatives from Houston Duncan Ada Hart Colberg Prairie View and California attended the surprise event with gifts and a dinner. WSCS and church groups held meetings featuring quilting, a study on Japan and a Kangeikai program with roles and prayers.
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Grandma Summers
Nettie Hodges
Nettie Summers
Louis
Houston
Minnie Hawkins
California
Charley
Texas
Phyllis Ann
Roberta
Louis Summers
Everett Summers
Eugene
Joe
Mack
Hart
Jennie Nichols
Willie Whitener
Earl Berton
Duncan
Lloyd Summers
Jerry
Colberg
George Tolliver
Paul Melvin
Roff
Leonard Summers
Elizabeth
Prairie View
Luther Taylor
Margaret Ann
Barbara Ruth
J. ¥. Haines
Harold
Ada
Beauchamp Bunyard
June
Allen Latta Cedar Grove Take Team Honors in County Rally
Allen won the high school division plaque Latta won the grade school plaque and Cedar Grove won the rural division plaque Runners-up were Mc Lish and Fitzhugh in high school Ade Stonewall and ula in rural More than 1000 county 4 H club members took part April 7 at East Central college and Friday at Ada First Baptist church The rally featured team demonstrations timely topics and individual demonstrations across boys and girls events with many winners named from Allen Latta Cedar Grove and other clubs
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Pontotoc County
Allen
Latta
Cedar Grove
McLish
Fitzhugh
Ade
Stonewall
Ula
Pickett
Summers Chapel
East Central College
First Baptist Church
Ada
Billy Lucas
Nolan Hester
Kay Larsh
Eddie Roff
Rursi
Michael Canada
Charles Chandler
Bean Stephen
Cheriies Price
Rural
Billy Holland
Carrel Bryant
Ev Eryday
Jerry Murphy
Charles Price
Jimmy Crantz
Charles Macey
Phillip Briggs
Arthur Lee Justice
Lula
Billy Joe Lucas
Floyd Holman
I . Church of Dress Suit
Bobby Langley
Homer Bryant
Patay
Pion
Latunana West
Luja
Chilcoat
Beth Ment
Mee Lisk
Luvenis Newton
Bonits Godwin
Prantcis
Velma Vovles
Semool
Janet Taylor
Ida Belle Neely
Katherine Stevenson
Joyce Graves
Mary Nell Binston
Willa Mae Duckworth
Union Hill
Presteen Ainsworth
Gakmaan
Carolyn Roundtren
Qakmaay
Patay Langley
Julet Caldwell
Ron Phillips
Cedar Grave
Ola Mae McGiLish
Latts
Melba Chapman
Byng
Hish School
June Hisen
McBash
Betty Bettis
Finletter: Coffee Nerves and Cool Demeanor in Air Force Post
Washington NRA notes Thomas Knight Finletter brings Navy grit and steady temper to his new role as Secretary of the Air Force. A lifelong coffee habit and calm in crises mark a career from the Air Policy Commission to diplomacy, law, and writings. Born 1893 in Philadelphia, he rose to captain in WWI.
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Thomas Knight Finletter
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Tom Finletter
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Fiveman Air Policy Commission
America
Office of Foreign Economic Coordination
New York
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Gretchen
Cress
Commissign
United World Federalists
U. S
Philadelphia
Episopal Academy of
University of Pennsylvania
Paris
322Th Field Artillery
Atoka High School Second in Driving Contest
Durant High School won the Third District Driver Training contest with 150 possible points, totaling 625. Atoka High School placed second with 616, narrowly beating Maysville by one point. Atoka’s team included LaVans Mason, Jimmy Decker, Alice Rogers, and Wanda Green as alternate, with Robert Randolph as driver instructor. Jimmy Decker finished third individually, earning a spot on the second all star team. Winners advance to regional in Norman next Saturday, then to Oklahoma City for state. The contest combines a 100 plus question written exam with a driving test supervised by the State Highway Patrol.
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Durant
Atoka Highschool
Maysville
Durant High School
Atoke
Atoka
LaVands Mason
Jimmy Decker
Alice Rogers
Wanda Green
Robert Rendolph
Norman
Oklahoma City
State Highway Patrol
Hunt Named County Registry Chief After Jones’s Death
C O Hunt is appointed county registrar, succeeding the late E N Jones who served for years. The June 4 to 23 registration period precedes the July 4 primary, with Hunt taking effect on April 8 to prepare for upcoming elections including a run-off and the November general election.
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C. C. Bunt
E. N. Jones
Hunt
Local Social Notes From Morris Ada And Stonewall
Mr and Mrs Short Davia of Morris visited Shorts parents Mr and Mrs Roy Davia with fishing trips shared by Short and his father. Mrs Alice Bates visited Sulphur to see her son and his wife Mr and Mrs Bryan. Mrs Jessie Collins attended the Past Matrons club in Stonewall. Mrs Pat McCurdy joined Ada Chapter No 78 for Friends Night as Friend of Martha. Ada Cenwal Church of Christ hosted a gathering for youth with locals from Rott attendance listed. Mr and Mrs J J Stenson and children spent a weekend in Okmulgee with Mr and Mrs Gayle Parer. Putrid meat or fish is used as bait for crrocrate snares.
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B. N. Bunyard
Robnett
Japan
Joe Robnett
W. Price
Etchieson
Morgan
Masajiro
Mars. McDaniels
Simons
Ethel Smith
Koch
Laseman
Fred Koch
Joe McDaniels
J. M. Etchieson
Mable Morgan
Mabel Rucker
Lee Bunyard
Charles Simons
Alice Bates
Nettie Hodges
Mable Clark
Raymond’ Laseman
Short Davia
Morris
Shorts
Roy Davia
Short
Bryan 125
Jessie Collins
Stonewall
Pat McCurdy
Ada
Order of the Wastern Star
McCurdy
Martha
Vanoss HD Club April Meeting Recap
The Vanoss home demonstration club met in the recreation building for a regular session. Two new members joined to bring the total to 17, with five visitors present. A short talk on college plans and scholarships was given, and a planned dinner was announced for Friday, April 21.
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Vanoss
Brewington
Martha Mote
Mrs. W. E. Jared Dies in Tennessee
Mrs. W. E. Jared died April 12 in Cookeville Tennessee at age 87 she would have been 88 on May 13. Surviving children include Martha Thompson Julius Jared Sr Thomas Jared Sr Slargar Wirt William Jared and Elizabeth Robinson among 43 grandchildren 8 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Her death followed the loss of her eldest son Robert S. Jared in January and a long period of grief.
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W. E. Jared
Cookeville
Tenn
Pontoise County
Bart
Macy Bongaard Evan
Putnam County
Pee Enser Jared
Robert S. Jared
Martha Catherina Thompson
Ada
Julius S. Jared, Sr
Stonewall
Thomas J. Jer Sr
Slargar Naomi Wirt
Willliam L. Jared
Dayton
Gs Elizabeth Robinson
Baxter, Tenn
First twins greet new Memories Hospital in Ashton
In Ashton Idaho memories hospital offered prizes to the parents of the first boy and girl born there. Mr and Mrs Keith Kirkham won both prizes. The hospital’s first arrivals were twins a boy and a girl.
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Ashton
Idaho
Memories Hospital
Keith Kirkham
Seic
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