Sewage Plant Seen Adequate If Fixed Up By Survey
A state health survey at the request of City Manager James V. Fitch reviews the local sewage disposal plant. It finds the plant adequate only with repairs and improved operation. Six steps are outlined: divert storm water, ensure steady flow, upgrade chemical equipment, add a new outlet from plant to creek, consider sludge beds with burning or vacuum filtration, and train operators with daily records. The report concludes the plant can meet current needs with proper maintenance and by limiting storm water inflows.
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Ato
Parent of Health
James V. Fitch
Enaniger
Jane
Los
Ghituary
Sallisaw Alforney Joins Staff Here Of W. A. Delaney
The article details Sallisaw Alforney joining the W. A. Delaney staff in Sallisaw, tracing his life from early education at a rural school and service in the Viet Press to political activity including county attorney service in Sequatcha County in 1870s and 1930s, plus associations with Masons, Scouts, and local campaigns, as he plans a new chapter with Delaney's organization.
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Sallisaw Alforney
W. A. Delaney
Ney
Vernon
Pepa
Okshoma U
Viet Press
Small Moor
Fran
Sequecah Coun
Bra Lus
Esdthore
Euler Wall
McKeel
Joho
Cheek
Vanoss GM and Baptist Meeting Attendance Confusing Report
Pitt and daughter Coon RA Rush attended a Baptist meeting at Byag and day afternoon. Several names appear in a garbled list of attendees and events including Jack Hurt, Mr and Mrs wheelocle, Lena May, Jean Walker, Ruth Pi, and Ruben Greeny. The text mentions a band, a brotherhood movement, and a suspected food particle in the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
Coon RA Rush
Baptist
Byag
Ruben Greeny
Et Vanes
Stratford
Oto
Brotherhood
Movttain
Briggs Speaker at Lions Club Meet
Dr. Eugene S Briggs vice president of Lions International became international president this year at a district Lions Club meet in Ada. He is noted for Phillips University Enid leadership and strong community ties. The event at Knight Hall starts with a 7 20 oclock dinner.
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Eugene S. Briggs
Vicw
Lions
Alybit
Ada Lions Club
Winian
Kright Hell
East Central College
Brigus
Phillips University
Enid
Chishoma
T Lions
Cluyb
Knight Hall
Reverend Epperson to Study in New York City
Rev Epperson of the First Presbyterian Church will study in New York City from April 26 to May 2. The church pulpit will be supplied by three acting ministers, including Dr W W Wasson of Hast Central State College faculty.
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Psitenert
Snpersen
Tirst Presbyterian Toharvels
New York City
Pam
Ayerwe
Hhey Presbyterian Institute of Industris Relations
W. W. Wasson
Hast Central State College
Probes For Fypti sts in Nashville April 21
A typographer at the local office of the Tennessee Employment Service presented a probable fem Far tynsta. Mls Mv geve bla rome as George Willissthlenetseenhousenbornes Gerll.
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Nashvilele
Tennessee Dmploy‘ment Service
Geve Bla Rome
George
Willissthlenetseenhousenbornes
Gerll
Ship to Shore Phone Service On Gus Delaney Boat
Ship to shore communication becomes reality on Lake Texoma with a mobile telephone installed on Gus Delaney’s yacht tied at Durant Boat Club. Southwestern Bell plans widespread use as towers relay signals from Ardmore to Texas receivers enabling people on water to call any Bell System or partner telephone and be reached anywhere.
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Durant
Texoma
Lake Texoma
Gus Delaney
Ada Oiman
Southwestern Bell
Delaney
Duremt
Bescon Air
Arbuckle Mountaing
Ardmore
Dyvant
Geioesvilhe
Texas
Une
Persqha
Oklahoma B P W Elects Officers at Convention
PONCA CITY April 26 UPI Wew officers direct activities of the Oklahoma Ped or at ion of Business and Profession sab Weenen s d ugs today The group concluded its granu al convention here yesterday First Mary Pokerns Lawton was the new president She succeeds Miss Elaine Barnes of Yal sa Who was tamed a distrig¢t di rector Vice presidents are Mrs Beate Hudson Ponca City Miss Fleda Gilliams Tecumseh and Miss Dorothy Mae Purdy Clinton Miss Elizabeth Anne Hollen Iva is regarding secretary and Juanita Wheat Okmulges treasurer Other directors are Miss Flor pence Ingham Bartlonville first distinct Mig Iren Aroeld Mus Kouges second district Mrs Agnes Evang Willarton this district Birs Gayle Davis Durant fourth district Miss Marcetta Locke Madill fifth district Miss Vaughn Dean Landes Anadarko 36 district Miss Hagel Evans Clinton seventh district Mrs Luce Evans Alva eighth inistrict Buss Alma Hecbura Newhkirk sinth district Mrs Bessie Lamy Oxle homa Cry berth district and Miss Alice Ragsdale Chanter eleventh district There are a balfetozen men jute can spealy with finality on rcatters of pokiex affecting the goat ikeugtry John Lewis Ipresident UW
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Ponca City
Sula
Upi--Wew
Olahoma
Sab Weenen
Dugs
Mary Pokerns
Lawton
Wis
Elaine Barnes
Yalsa
Beate
Hudson
Fleda Gilliams
Tecumseh
Dorothy Mae Purdy
Clinton
Elizabeth
Anne Hollen
Iva
Juanita Wheat
Okmulges
Florpence Ingham
Bartlonville
Mig
Iren Aroeld
Mus Kouges
Agnes Evang
Willarton
Gayle Davis
Durant
Marcetta Locke
Madill
Vaughn Dean Landes
Anadarko
Hagel Evans
Luce Evans
Alva
Buss Alma Hecbura
Newhkirk
Sinth District
Bessie Lamy
Oxle
Western Europe Recovery Cited as Key to Halting Bolshevism
Harriman, new roving ambassador for Europe’s recovery program, warns against overemphasizing Russia while urging a robust Marshall Plan. He notes Western Europe’s economic gains and Britain’s strong military posture as essential bulwarks against communist expansion, with vigilance needed despite progress.
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Wilburt Averett Harriman
Russia
Americsim
Moscoty
Hitler
Europe
Western Europe
Maryshall
Merrimar
Wes
Etetor
Euremeas
Britain
Great Britain
Jobn Ball
Baitteria
Hee Etill
McCord Seeks Second Term as Tennessee Governor
Nashville April 24 Gov McCord announced his entry for a second term as governor of Tennessee. He faces Gordon Brown in the Democratic primary, a contest framed as a marquee battle with Brown aiming a comeback. Browning previously served one term and politics swirl around Crump’s early backing for McCord.
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Nashaville
Fim McCord
Tennessee
Gordon Brownine
Browning
Tannessee
EL Crump
Shelby County
McCord
Local social notes from Allen area residents
A series of brief items records residents and visitors in Allen and surrounding towns. Enok Bryant is thanked by Mer and Mrs. W. A. Bryant Sr. for a received word, while Mrs. George Crumley returns home after medical care at Valley View hospital. The report mentions hospital discharges, visits to relatives in Shawnee and Ada, shoppers in Ada and Hobanville, and various local social engagements including a meeting in Francis and a church or civic gathering associated with USCS.
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George Crumley
Valley View Hospital
E. Pridgem
Ada
Allen
USCS
Tex W
Welen
Tormadic Winds Hit South Dakota
SIOUX FALLS SOUTH DAKOTA April 1 ad Three persons were injured late sectory when torradic winds struck casters South Da kota disrupting communications and wrecking many buildings Brencon a small roady near the Minnesota border here the heant of the storm Roger Lewin 18 Hartford SD truck dover and his passen ger Erwin Marden 16 Humboldt SD were tamed when the winds swept the truck floated with conerete blocks from the highway near Bearden Lewin was brought to Sioux Falls hospital where bes Squartes were escriied as serious A Sioux Falls girl was struck on flying glass at hex farm here Deputy Sheriff Pred Baker sent numerous farm buildings and a few buildings in Brandar were Tevellet On one farm Baker said wight buildings were flattened as though the house nearly was wn damaged
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Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota
Brencon
Minnesota
Roger Lewin
Hartford
S.D
Dover
Erwin Marden
Humboldt
Bearden
Lewin
Sioux Falls Hospital
Bes
Hex Farm
Pred Baker
Brandar
Baker
Fifty Filipina Students Arrive for Aviation Training in OKC
Fifty Filipina students arrive in Oklahoma City to begin a year of aviation training at the Civil Aeronautics Center and Oklahoma City University. The group follows an earlier graduating class this month, marking a milestone in their studies.
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Oklahoma City
Civil Aeromautics Center
Oklahoma City University
Rosenwald Fund Ends After 25 Years of Giving
CHICAGO April 24 The Julius Rosenwald Fund will close having spent over 22 million dollars since 1902. Trustees say the fund fulfilled its aim of advancing equal opportunity, enriching the lives of many Americans, especially Blacks, in areas like health education and economic advancement. The founder's insistence on using income for progress guided its 25 year span and its record is described as Tremendous progress toward opportunity for all.
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Chigago
Pha
Buewster
Julius Rosenwald
Wali
Rosenwald
Roehwek and
Dostovsk J
Luthasy
Kneawa Phibantropist
Famd Rosenwald
Sears
Cirectes
Tumdi
MY. Hosenwald Ve
Pirpetustec
Embrée
Onportis Ag
America
Valley View Admissions and Construction Plans Highlighted
OCR text lists names and addresses for Valley View admissions in Ada and Shawnee. It notes the construction of a 21,000 square foot field house at Oktstoma Baptis University, including gym to be converted into a theater and nine building projects, led by Dr. John W. Raley.
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Veu
WERO
ROUSE
Shawnee
Jay
Oktstoma
Baptis Eniversity
Sptember
John W. Raley
Auditorian
Shawnee Mall
Feeders Bay program draws 78 Coal County farmers
About 78 farmers from Coscourity and nearby areas attended the Feeders Bay program last Saturday, guided by the county agent, vocational agriculture instructors, and extension staff. Attendees reviewed full fed versus half fed calves with silage and grain, discussed winter feed levels, and noted feeder performance differences.
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Curtis Floxd
Coal County
Ty Coury
Coscourity
County Ager
Olney
Family Loses Possessions in City Fire
A south side fire destroyed furniture and clothing belonging to Ralph Jones and family. The Joneses, including two young children aged about three and five, lost their household goods. Mr Jones is employed at the Reeves packing plant west of the city. Police and fire crews are investigating the blaze.
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Ralph Jones
Trminy
Jones
Reeves
First Jones
Air Mail Chief Speaks at Formspurs Convention in Kansas City
Tok R. Gilmore of Kansas City Missouri, superintendent of air mail and cargo for the Mid-Con, addresses a Formspurs convention.
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Air Mail Chief
Formspurs
Tok R. Gilmore
Kansasity
Turner Backing Highway Board Amid Public Roads Clash
Governor Roy J. Turner reaffirmed support for the State Highway Commission in its dispute with the Public Roads Administration. He argued the PRA’s objections contradict the will of Oklahoma residents and that federal aid projects designated by the people should be built first. Turner also commented on a Sunday Post article criticizing the state penitentiary, blaming legislative inaction for prison conditions and urging accountability.
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Orla Oms
Crey
Roy J. Turner
State Highway Commission
Public Roads Administration
Tn Hig
Turner
PRA
Commission Gait
Our
Stata
Hadun
Federal Agency
Treamyet
B Highway Commission
Yahway Commission
Public Ready Administration
Oklahom
Okllahoma
Sat Sunday Evening Post
Okahoma
Meales
Ter
Mackaye
Farner
Esi
McAlester
Eisenhower visit and Barton noted in Times article
The Times reports on Ike’s travel and security as a Time Magazine feature explores wartime leaders and a West Point connection. It mentions Sen. Barton and Major General Raymond Barton facing restricted access at a clubhouse and the broader War era contrasts. Also noted is Susan Hayward’s Tulsa visit for a Technicolor film reading in Tulsa.
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Eisenhower
Columbia University
Auimusta
Time Magazine
Telly Abet
Amd
Ting
Raymond
Barton
West Point
Trenaw
Ving Im Sneusta
Pol- Sarton
Tate
C. O. Becton
Perfame
Ada
Trieatry
France
Acros
Germany
Tulsa
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Fred Green
Vanoss
Jack Hurt
Wheelocle
J Ll. Wilsnath
R. Meek
Mtg
Nat Fates
Saterday Tut
Lena May
Jean Walker
Ruth Pi
Briggs
Lions Club
Eugene St. Briggs
Wight
Phillips U
Epperson
New York
Logoh
Oklahoma
B.P.W
John
Lewis
Wisconsin
Toshiyo Oda
Douglas MacArthur
Toyo
Toshiyo
Wiscomsir
MacArthur
Nea-Acme
Richard C. Ferguson
Phinsday
C. Hi. Massey
C. H. Massey
John D. Cosner
Oklahomea City
John C. Norris
S. K. Grows
Elma Fromasot
Tulsz Dr
Frat Spencer
Albert
Mason
WL. Stephensin
W. Alexander
Lester Denna
J. &. Wilkinson
Idatel
Harriman
Dewitt MacKenzie
Allen Mews
Mer
W. A. Bryant
Enok Bryant
Navy
John Gilmare
Leon James
Francis
Bryan Gillum
Betty Lau Jumper
Rosathy Frances Coomley
AD. Vinson
R. W. Kytle
Holderville
Harold Simeroth
Poteau
End
A. J. Castleman
W & Powell
Valley View Hospitals
His
DO & Jordin
Adlen
Victor Euke
Ada Thurday
B. B. Cox
A. B Hatcher
Hobanville
Thuirsday
Gilbert Moran
Daugh’ ‘Er Phylis Jo
Sante Maris
Kirs
Morgan
A. Powell
Amen
Ard Mer
D. Bankister
Smal Son
Gary
Bronson
Rosenwald Fund
Valley View Admissions
Byiday
Noema Eatherly
Babyirl
Hokte
Fiaccie
Martore LeFever
jHast
Edwin Helpkerner
Valley View ‘Court
Adge
Pool Ray Little
Fittstowm
Rhitd
Laver Stapleton
Seminole
Phil
Bevel
North Johnston
Ah. W
Harper
Maar ‘Oalgave
Caal County
Guernsey
Tay County
Gus Martin
Coalgate High
Jschool
Stanley Heams
Coalgate High School
Frank Whitt
Coalyate High School
John Grisaby
Clarita
Keith McMillan
Jim Baker
Borey Urage
Lone Star
My. Baker
Stanley Helms
Fort
Marion
Miles
Hardypood
Olmex
Thee
Thiersday Morn Inc
Amel Brj
Sohool
Ted B. Ghmore
Bmiltom Mackaye
Siste
Sen
R. C. Barton
Ike
Formar Adon
West Paiet
Hesse
Pisa
Les Hint
Okix
Ufj
Susan Hay- Ward
Stuart Heisler
Rothywood
Calif
Rayward
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