Dill pickle pioneer Koke turns farm to world market
Douglas Larsen profiles a chemurgic farmer near Twin Falls Idaho, who through extracting dill oil from dill weed created a consistent pickle flavor and spun a business into a broader plant chemistry venture. His farm grows aromatic chemicals used in perfumes and cosmetics and develops weed-sparing spray methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Larsen
NEA
Washington
Koke
Twin Falls
Ida
National Farm Chemurgic Council
Rake
Airlines' Fast DC-6s Embrace No-Frills Coach Travel
American Airlines launches 300 mph DC-6 coast to coast service with no meals and higher seating capacity to cut costs and offer $10 one way, $253 round trip with tax. The plan aims to broaden the market while other carriers weigh limits to coach competition and impact on luxury service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
NEA
American Airlines
United Air Lines
Jines
American
LaGuardia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eastern Air Lines
Feerie
Cifiss
Capital Airlines
Midwest
Washington
Capital
Dc.g
Id Minh
Amon
United
San Francisco
Civil Aeronesties Board
Statehood would reshape Senate with four new voting members
The article explains how admission of Alaska and Hawaii as states would grant four new Senate seats with full debate privileges, altering national influence. It discusses opposing views on representation versus population, and notes that Senate approval is the current hurdle before constitutional conventions and state constitutions proceed under the president's lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Senate
Alaska
Hawaii
Representa Sive
Wiieh
Hawaika
Pacific
Senate
Sueh
Tressury Satem
Sasi
Million Dollar Desserts From A Twenty Five Cent Book
A readably odd clipping highlights two desserts from Family Fare recipes Pecan Pie Sour Cream Pie and a modern Chiffon Pie. It includes a no-stir refrigerator Frozen Mint Pudding method with crushed cookies and gelatin and notes pastry choices and bake times for the pies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foith
Jack Elliston Dies of Heart Attack at 49
Ernest Jack Elliston 49 of 1005 East Fifth died about 1 p m today at his father in law Patley Dukes home from a heart attack. Funeral arrangements by Smith Funeral Home. He suffered a chest injury weeks earlier in a traffic accident and reportedly had coronary thrombosis. A World War veteran wounded in France, he is survived by his widow Avdesne Duke Elliston and daughter Joy Nell Elliston Ada high school sophomore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest “Jack” Elliston
East Fifth
Patley Duke
Smith Funeral Home
Elliston
France
Avdesne Duke Elliston
Joy Nell Elliston
Ada High School
Indian presidents get pensions and other pensions discussed
New Delhi reports that the last governor general Chaxravari jaga palachari will receive a lifetime pension of 21 dollars per month. Finance Minister Matthai announced similar pensions for retired residents of the Indian Republic. Rajagopalachari retired January 26 when Dr Rajendra Prasad acted as first president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Chaxravari
Jaga-Palachari
John Matthai
Indian Republc
Rajagopalechar
Rajendra
Ada Junior High Tennis Club Lists Fifty Members
Ada Junior High school reports a tennis club sponsored by science teacher L. Robberson with 50 members split into 27 boys and 23 girls. A 25 cent entry fee covers singles and doubles as daily matches proceed with top players scheduled for out of town games. First-round players in the Twin Highway Conference Tournament at Shawnee are Ernie Randall C A&A Ridge and Dwayne Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Robberson
Shawnee
Ernie Randall
C. A&a. Ridge
Dwayne Moore
One Act Plays Presented During Noon Hours
Students in Mrs. Winn's Speech class arrange a sequence of three one act comedies for noon showings Monday to Wednesday with a 5 cent admission. Proceeds fund the Speech department. Ada Junior High bands win Excellent rating at district contest and plan state meet at Norman May 4-5. Twirlers Mary Ann Miller and Pat McKnight earn Superior and Excellent. soloists win honors in clarinet, flute, bassoon and brass. New librarians announced for seventh grade literature rooms. Educational films offered weekly with Renfro Herdon and assistant Harry Binar guiding. Films include The Sheep Ranch Country in Australia and Panama Across the Western World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Junior High School
East Central College
Norman
Mary Ann Miller
Pat McKnight
Phil Hart
Clark Watters
Edwinna Hunter — Good
Dwight Keshher
Herman Burroughs
Herman Kiter
Fair
Tike World
Renfro Herndon
Harry Binar
Australia
Ufe
Panama
Colon
Parima
Ithe
Shop Boys Work With Wood in Ninth Grade Class
Lawrence Reynolds a shop instructor notes students respond well to guidance in shaping wood. Each boy pays 30 cents to cover wood costs for class projects including end tables shelves beds and book ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Reynolds
Graphs Made of Math Tests By Ada Graders
A fragmented report notes graphs created by Mon Wer for a recent math test overseen by James Watters in Ada night school to Toronto graders. The garbled text mentions graphs and math tests but lacks clear details on dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Watters
Ada Nighschoui
Toronto
Camp Fire Carnival Shaping up Rapidly
The Ada Camp Fire Craft Carnival will display girls creative arts in town. It is set for April 21 from 7 15 to 9 45 p m at the Prince Alston Used Car garage on East Main. Organizers include Mrs D A Davis Mrs Raymond White Mrs Fred Upton with Lindsey Davidson Mack Tipton and RL Gosmet assisting with arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Camp
Prince Alston
East Main
Discovery Unlimited
D. A. Davis
Raymond White
Fred Upton
Lindsey Davidson
Mack Tipton
RL. Gosmet
Marriages Listed With Several Couples in Ada and McAlester
A garbled marriage list shows William Wright 25 of Stonewall and Catherine Brown 22 of Tupelo, with Ada connections, Freddie Clark 37 of Ada paired with Dorothy Holcomb 26, and other couples including Bennie Pucca, Gladys Raweil, Catton 27, and Verge Lee Lampert, reflecting a sequence of unions in Ada and nearby McAlester with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Wright
Stonewall
Catherine Brown
Tupelo. VY
Ada
Bennie Pucca
Freddie Clark
Dorothy Holcomb
Rbbott
McAlester
Gladys Raweil
Catton
Verge Lee Lampert
Drainage Tips for Healthy Gardens by Henry Ree
Henry Ree’s garden advice stresses soil drainage and proper subsoil use. It covers topsoil versus subsoil, tile drainage spacing, backfill with sand and manure, and sloped tile lines. It also includes reader Q&A on iron use near peach trees and optimal bed widths for weeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ree
NEA Service
la Mont
Modern streamline stemware and travel iron options
Reader questions about replacing glassware with a modern priced set and improving furnace operations. Answers present a streamlined nine ounce goblet, five ounce juice glass, six ounce sherbet glass, four ounce wine glass with thinner safe-edge rims, plus a folding travel iron compatible with AC and DC, built in voltage knob, plastic handle, double thumb rest, fuse system, and a carry kit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUE Gardine
Prilm
Dr Allen Leads Sulphur Revival
Dr Clifton Allen editorial secretary of the Sunday School Board of the Southern Baptist convention arrived in Sulphur to aid Rev Elmer Gray of Calvary Baptist Church in a revival begun Sunday. Gray directs singing as Allen assists, part of a regional Southern Baptist revival effort. Calvary aims to attract 423 in Sunday School on Sunday 23 and set a church attendance record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Allen
Southern Baptist Convention
Nashville
Tenn
Elmer Gray
Calvary Baptist Church
Alien
Gray
Mississippi River
Calvary Baptists
Aggressive bluefish drive menhaden onto shore in NC
In North Carolina reports describe multiple episodes where voracious bluefish chase schools of menhaden to the shoreline leaving the beach knee-deep in fish. The events illustrate a surge in predatory activity affecting coastal waters and shoreline habitats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Konawa News briefs and weddings in April gathering
The Konawa News reports the Phil Avant Study club birthday dinner at Mrs. Ross Duckett's home with members listed and plans for a state convention in Oklahoma City. Also notes the marriage of Maseline Sharber and Rosco Berry in Gainesville and local students' futures. U S Stone announces another run for congress in Oklahoma's fifth district as a Republican veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Avant Study Club
Ross Duckett
Claude Good
Harold Shannon
A. F. Edisons
A. E. Hostetter
Oda Terry
Ben Ragland
Baptist Church
Duckett
Elliott
Oklahoma City
Roy Douds
Mra
J. W. Gladden
Rode Rushing
J. M. Anders
Ben, Ragland
Edison
George Ennis
Good
T. E. Johnston
Louis Kemnitz
L. D. Neat
Bob Ryce
Shannon
Kemper Smith
Ralph Lurber
E. P. Sutiles
Marvin Wooten
J. L. Ogburn
Ode Terry
Maseline Sharber
E. F. Sharber
Rosco Berry
Luther Berry
Gainesville
Tex
Albert Branscum
Vamoosa High School
Konawa
Vamoesa
Stone
Congress
U 3
GOP
Nome
Returned Japs See Need for Defense Forces
Kiyoshi Mitani, repatriated from Manchuria, says about 40 Japanese generals told him Japan should have a military force for defense. They estimate 12 divisions of 10,000 troops, a navy to patrol the coastline, and an air force, despite the new constitution prohibiting a military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manurlu
Japan
Manchuria
Kiyoshi Mitani
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bruce Biossat
Stall
Rawat
Pashington
Tana Roand
Jack Elliston
Home Room
Monnette Butler
Lou Ann Spears
Math Eight
Lasses Lare
Oklahoma
Rudolph Carney
Stillwater
Ardmore
Walter Gibson
Eddie Dicus
Bobby Taylor
Jimmy Vogt
Frederick Taylor
Jerry Fatzlaff
Bill Hanson
Odie Roberts
Ludwig van Beethoven
Dr. Allen
Konawa News
Frank P. Douglass
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!