Cal Tinney Muses- WILDHORSE HILL
The piece muses on old fashioned pleasures such as baths powered by simple soap making, contrasts with modern scented soaps and radio soap operas, and contemplates gossip as public fascination. It notes the charm of home remedies, critiques new advertising, and reflects on the social impact of fame and rumor.
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Wildhorse Hill
Foika
Ufe
Ssu
Betty Grable
Falks
George Washington
Abe Lincoln
General
Lloyds of London
Induction Center Opens in Tulsa with Commander Logan
The Army Induction and Recruiting Station in Tulsa will open today under Captain Joseph R. Logan. The first group of selectees will report for physical examinations August 21, with Army and Air Force volunteers to be examined on the 34th. Measles and influenza blamed for the near disappearance of the Nunatagmaia Sakimos of Alusks.
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Oklahoma
Joseph R. Logan
Amander
Army
Air Force
Uncle Sam Weighs Saving Tax Money for War Effort
A National City Bank briefing suggests saving five billion dollars by cutting peacetime spending rather than raising taxes. Proposals include halting housing subsidies, reducing farm price supports, delaying new programs, stopping harbor projects, and trimming foreign aid, while critics warn against weakening war mobilization incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
Uncle Sam
The
Red
Treasury
Sam
National City Bank of New York
Senate
Damage suit filed against Ada firm
A suit for $50,000 in damages was filed Thursday in Pontotog district court by Keith Massey a minor acting by his father. Massey sues Cowling Hospital and Clinic owned by Robert Scawlins and Robert Cow Jr alleging his 13 year old son Reith admitted March 28 with a broken leg worsened and after 12 days moved to another hospital. The petition claims severe injuries including a leg shorter than the other and seeks $40,000 for damages loss of use and pain and suffering. The defendants stated they had prior related action and denied claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotog District Court
Keith Massey
Massey
Cowling
Robert Scawlins
Robert & Cow Jr
Peton
Som Reith
Len
Fitzhugh School Opens With New Faculty and Courses
Fitzhugh high school and grade 1 start the new year in two weeks with teachers meeting August 21 and enrollment August 20. Classes begin August 25. Bus routes run August 22 and return around noon. New staff include Wendell Mitchusson as high school principal and coach and George Calvert teaching shop and math. New courses added are industrial arts and driver training. Summers brought building updates. several rooms and floors were refreshed.
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Fitzhugh High
Fitshugh
Wendell Mitchusson
George Calvert
Man frees dog stuck in drain tile
In Peoria a man heard a whining and pulled the dog from a foot long drain tile. The ceramic collar and the dog were brought to a veterinarian for checkup before the hound could be freed from the confined space.
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Peoria
D. G Wineland
Draft Boards Show In Deferment Lists
Washington reports that deferment decisions rest with local draft boards under vague rules. Officials note no fixed lists of vital jobs, with boards using discretion to determine if a role is essential to national health, safety, or interests. Students, Reservists, and GI training status influence deferment options and potential future education support.
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Commerce and Labor Department
Armed Services
Reserves
National Guard
Selective Service
Army
Congress
Jailer Recovers Stolen Spare Tire From Truck Outside Courthouse
County jailer Joe Auten reported a missing spare tire from his truck parked outside the courthouse for two years. The next day he found a used tire replaced, with the thief not identified. County Attorney W G Long and Judge commented on safety and fishing plans were disrupted by the loss.
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Joe Auten
Joe
W. G. Long
Sound Sleep I Costly Huntington Beach Theft
Rebtina of Oramac California apologizes for the incident as police report a break in at 3000 ec where a car wheel and tires were stolen while the owner slept. The thief fled as the car remained on two wheels.
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Huntington Beach
Calif
P.S
EB. Rebtina
Oramac
California
Jock
Konawa Notes on Rainbow Girls and Local News
The Rainbow girls held a skating and slumber party at the Masonic hall with Mrs. Aron Frev chaperoning. Members listed include Ruby Jack Fidler, Mu Peagy Mann, Carolyn Campbell and many others. Rebekah lodge hosted Past Noble Grands at a meeting. gifts of home made aprons were presented. Birth notices announced Loretta Kay to Earl Watts family. East Central State College alumna Collings earned a BA in elementary music. A Konawa community singing convention set for August 6 at Sumterra Chapel. Library donation of about 300 books from Dave Blanks noted. Pink and blue shower for Mrs. Doyle Matthews reported. gifts and refreshments listed. New births: Michael Wayne Skipter and James Everett Willines. Continuous local notices about hospital births and community events follow.
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Rainbow Girls
Masonichal
Aron Frev
Ruby Jack Fidler
Mu Peagy Mann
Carolyn Campbell
Virgins Barker
Marveliz Kirkwood
Lana Walker
Pat Lurber
Helen Douthit
Earlene Watts
Polly Pairet
Rebekah Dodge
Xemper Smith
Jewell Forbes
G. M. Kursar
Voyt Gladden
Mary Taylor
Roy Foster
Clarence Raper
Tyra Love
Herman Burton
W. C. Hyde
Lee Head
Minnie Taylor
Floyd Hale
BE. C. McPherson
A. J. Ruggles
Passy Sharp
Cecil Jones
E. C. McPherson
Ralph Miller
Ollie Huckleberry
Maude Turner
Ray Johnson
Gamageaoane
A.A. Miller
J. L. Oxburn
Katharien A. Collins
A . Collins
Konawa
East Central State College
Collings
Portales
New Mexico
Miss Collins
Konans High School
Crash Explosion Investigated at Tinker Air Force Base
Investigation into a crash and explosion of a two onfi Marine transport airplane near Tinker Air Force Base continued by base officers. No one was hurt. The plume and cargo indicated heavy ammunition aboard. Pilot Maj. H R Klep was aboard and the aircraft malfunction led to the incident.
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Znsion Gizella Papp
Chicago
Indiana
James L. Gore
Central City
Kentucky
Gore
United States
U.S. Air Force
Oklahoma City
Tinker Air Force Base
Todey Lux
Maine
Firmen
Tinker
Ficera
H R Klep
Wallpaper Ideas Match Rooms With Period Style
Wayne Van Wormer, a Cleveland color stylist, recommends selecting wallpaper that fits a room’s period and decor. He cites New Orleans scenic prints for French Provincial and American homes, discusses line designs for Georgian settings, and suggests modern options like trellis and spatter papers to alter perceived room height.
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Wayne van Wormer
Cleveland
van Wormer
New Orleans
Boy Dies After Rodeo Accident In Pueblo Arena
In Pueblo Colorado a boy named Nathan Andrew and his 3 year old playmate Robert Lawson were in a rodeo area near river bottom fields. A horse bucked and threw the boy injuring him while a playmate attempted rescue. The injured child died at the scene as bystanders and a local rider group assisted. Witnesses reported the incident occurred yesterday during the event.
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Nathan Andrew
Robert Lawson
Robert
Clim
Latham
Beck
Ihen
Hie Pueblo
Colo
Thonia Tin
Politics Runs True to Form as Truman, GOP Reverse Fields
President Truman faces criticism that his defense plan is too mild for the Korea war, with opponents arguing for bigger taxes, more defense spending, and tougher controls. The program signals a shift toward consulting Congress and seeking broader backing, while remaining cautious ahead of elections.
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Truman
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Congress
Likie
Democratic Party
EPC
Dewey
Republican House
Joe Martin
Maassachusetts
Taft
Ohio
Bernard Baruch
Cipal
Centrol
Collee
Wight
Oklahoma Sees Historic Rainfall in July
Oklahoma's July rainfall totaled 9.28 inches statewide, over three times normal and far surpassing the 1889 wettest July. W. E. Maughan notes varied totals from 181 stations, with WeWooka and Clayton above 11 inches. Lawton the driest with 2.74 inches.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Weather Bureau
W. E. Maughan
Weather Bureau
Wewoka
Clayton
Tillman
Cotton
Comanche
Lawton
Lsi
Brit
Shoes from old tubes at Glenda California school
In Glenda California third graders at D White Elementary School and teacher Mrs Juanita McCowan craft shoes from discarded inner tubes. The handmade shoes use fabric sewn with metal clips and wood beads, reflecting resourceful use of recycled materials.
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Glenda Calif
D. White
Juanita McCowan
Supermeadénk
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