Carter Banquet Honors Safety Record With Long Service Pins
Carter company hosted a banquet honoring safety milestones with pins for 20 and 30 years of service. More than 30 employees and guests attended as supervisors and staff from multiple departments received recognition for sustained safety and years of service at the mine and gasoline plant.
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Carter
Carter Company
Ewe
Uikage
Seeninnte Tig Bevn
30 Mills
Tegasogane
Jon
Canes
Jose Yeas
Brugh
Hivigui Supertoariat Om
Rane Ae Productwin
Chigholmat
Wallace Wigley
Davis
Lucker Harris
PCE Ay
H. Lee
Clarence Ramsey
Merle OsSnena
J. L. Delanlarn
Jonna Etzan
Farm and Views on County Agricultural Fair and Sheep Shearing
Poultry and livestock topics dominate county agricultural notes as the annual fair nears. Boys and girls compete for county honors with displays ranging from pasture building to health topics. Approximately 3,000 sheep will be sheared this week, with agents and local farmers urged to participate and plan for spring shearing.
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Avia Feitiiv
County News
Joe
Dale Ormunt
Marshall County
Jack Merton
Coudly
Johnston County
Pontotoc
Elgwen
Heresa
Loch Weil
Neil Meudod
Auael Dane Peng Specter
Awe Saeed
Loebepsz
R. Pollock
Joe Hiddle
J. C. Wingard
John Sients
J. K. Smith
J Mo Fleming
Psu Young
Wilew Jeter
Billy Seay
School of Homer Improves as Ada County Meet Nears
A local school, described as one of the best with HS improvements, undergoes upgrades including a new housing plant. The Ada County meet looms with focus on facilities, student eligibility, and ongoing construction. Local officials note progress amid community interest and civic support.
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Anp
Ada
Poate Welch
Winners of Baby Contest Listed
Winners of a local baby contest were announced. Grand Champion Baby was four month old Max Russel Greer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ro A. Greer. Other top babies included Riley Wo Jr, 10 months, and Mrs. E Robison’s eight month old daughter. Senior high school age beauty winners named for the Victory pageant include Lavon Vrox, Car lene Dwer, Jonnoie Maye Benny, Helen Church, Armistine Graham, Stephen Smith, and Peggy Hay Ping.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Salugay Omtahe
Guitarium
Max Russel Greer
Ro A. Geer
Stamy Bee Clark
Anc
Tawege Chirk
Two Days of Music Festival at Tishomage High
Tishomage High hosted a two day music festival with choirs bands and massed ensembles under guest conductor Mrs Edwards. Local schools Davis Sulphur Marietta and Tishomage performed for about 280 attendees including students and guests from Central College and VEIN. The event showcased a range of numbers with strong student participation and community support in a unified evening concert.
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Subuel
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Raf
Red River Valley
Conten
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Myditt
Marteta
Sutphwie
Tishomage
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Quides
Aloe
Mummers
Ville Tam
Edwards
Southe State
Cali
Mar
Lok Davis
Edwiry Dil
Lorena B
Sxanne Marie Fulton
Mud Ehon Crutchfield
Tone Uininge
Mali
Sulphur
Marietta
Amd
Tishonin
Daate
T Ro “Heggsel
Paul Er Hust
Whr
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Liechay
Edwin, Ashmore
Mail
Hacole Scott
Loren G. Smith
James ‘L. Dee
Emx
Cena
Reso
Ivan
Plovdal
Bundt Sturkerts
Robison Bies at Tucson Ariz in Oklahoma era sports links
Roy Robison Bies of East Central is noted in Tucson Arizona circles as a standout athlete with baseball prowess at the Central school. The report references family ties in Ada Oklahoma and mentions his connection to James R. and Miss Maxine Glie with details about marriages and regional affiliations, framed as a local obituary notice.
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Roy Robison
Tusson
Fuceon
Schonts
Sean Robison
Hayes
Werumbka
Biter
Fucsom
Tn Ris Devs
Central
Heals Tay
Voarcock, Arvivers Gneluche
Tucson
Metoer
Ada
Mig
Tune
Olslevbvtuya Toomer
Af Acggehoals
Byran Robison
Galita BA
Okla
Oklahoma
Tlomah Council
Armet
T. Chellsurg
Annnunsas Tat Bishow
Bugere J
MeGe Olelaharya Cle
Nastanel Cers
James B R. Hisband
Maxine Glie Feurydtee
Binny Knoethary
Cromwell
MacFietyidgey
Navy Sees Sea Routes Vital to U S Supplies
Washington reports the Navy warns that the nation depends on sea routes for essential raw materials. Two wars in the past 40 years have reduced U S natural resources and most key materials now arrive via the Western Hemisphere, Africa, and India, with minimal imports from Europe.
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Washington
United States
Navy
TW. S
Atvica
East Indies
Par
Europe
Shraigh Pey- Coli
Jiring
Persian Gulf
Sita Muluvial
Tata US
Lala
Barre
Oklahoma County Official Wins Bout
Oklahoma County official wins a bout in Oklahoma City amid a chaotic scene as opponents trade blows and a commissioner intervenes. The match ends with one fighter knocked to the floor and spectators reacting amid confusion and tense exchanges. The report highlights the disputed actions and the role of officials in restoring order.
Stratford News Residents share weekend visits and events
Stratford notes list social visits across Sulphur Okla City Ada Shawnee and Dallas. Families including Helsies Maloses and Sherr Shiner travel to see kin. local school year planning mentioned with hopes for nearly 490,000 miles tracked in America.
Poniatec County Youth Health Report Drawn From A Field Study
In Poniatec County A H Cheb youth health survey reveals vitamin deficiencies and dental issues among examined children. The health office notes 183 cases with various signs including dental decay and soft tissue problems, while most subjects show poor general health but no single widespread condition. The report highlights nutrition gaps and suggests targeted interventions, with concerns about the lightest two girls and boys in the sample.
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Canada
Bega
State Press Group Meetings Planned
OK STAR Me CITY April 2h reports planned meetings of state press group with notable figures from LaFlore Curiety Sun and Bitaau News. University of Oklahoma instructors and area publishers are listed as participants, with schedules in Bik Circle and Kona City venues.
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Assoe Windine
BORO
Loren State
Tac Newssien
Dobinghi Manite
M. Ripst
Menbis
Elstpiel
Neera Melusey
Pba Hishor
Bitaau News
Bel Das Mice
LaFlore Curiaty Sun
Tas Bosta
Seshkona
Ray Pel Wil
Electric Fan Aids Smart Burglars
An April report from Oklahoma City describes a burglary aided by an electric fan. The thief used a fan to distract or assist entry, triggering an alarm after the act. The account notes a attempt to access a safe and a defense by authorities, with limited legible details remaining.
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Pbc
Postmasters Will Be Wed In State Association News
Longtime postmasters Miss Jessie Shr of SteeFord and Ed Al Ratalat of Fairview announce their engagement and upcoming wedding. The couple, linked through state postmasters circles, plan a ceremony at Steeford with family and colleagues in attendance.
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Po -Gereral
Jesse M. Bionsla
Jessie Shi
Sford
Ed AL Ratalat
Fairview
Mayrigge Tage Svent
Shr
Steeford
Steulond
LP Ski.pemiqinga
Stratford
Mary Black Pioneer Dies After Long Life in Ada
Mrs. Mary Black pioneer of Ada dies after a long life spent in Alabama and Oklahoma. Burial is in Memorial Park after a funeral at West Sixteenth Street Methodist church. She leaves five daughters and several sons and many relatives in Ada and nearby towns.
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Adelite
West Sixteentis
Wehureh
Memorial Park
Rick
Birmingsham
Ala
Minels
Cyptrahoma
Ada
Shidw
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Mugla
Mes
Peamk Plummer
Oklalaomy City
Mets
G. B. Fobhson
Tyler
Tex
Coursons
Orlanetw
Vanda
Crarlos
Cullen S Brack
Narla Wolly
Rewy Marzan Strminghara
Car Plunges Into Creek Killing Boy In Crash
An early report says a pickup truck turned on State 76, skidded off the road, and plunged 10 feet into a creek bed. The 18 year old passenger Joseph Russell of Cleveland reportedly suffered serious injuries and fractures. authorities described the incident as a two car mishap with a bystander noting poor roadway conditions.
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Inspector Praises Ada Convention Arrangements
Inspector lauds Ada Emmett convention setup after Friday afternoon gathering. Praise centers on efficient post and arrival of delegates from Kansas City and nearby states. He commends trust in naval matters and the hosting postmaster for smooth operations during the event.
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Emmett
Chharge
Kansas City
Washington
Hs Fastington
Hallock
Lee
Hannibale
St. Jose
Kansas
U S Steel wage talks ripple through industries
The article reports U S Steel resisting wage increases, signaling a broader postwar push for higher pay. It notes tentative steel industry waves of strikes and retaliation by companies, with unions pressing for raises and major auto makers like Chrysler and General Electric workers eyeing boosts. The piece also mentions a blue whale in the Antarctic as a separate factual aside.
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United Auto Workers
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