Heating Plant Contract Accepted by Board of Regents
Building committee of the board of regents for nate colleges met at East Central on Wednesday and recommended Shawnee firm Standard Heating and Plumbing win the bid for a heating plant installation. The $49,001 contract covers new boilers and equipment for all East Central campus buildings and a planned expansion, with completion by November 30, 1960. Existing equipment is deemed too small to heat the campus.
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Aga Resin
W. Starengin
Durant
John C. Fisher
Marlow
Shawnee
Standard Heating and Plumbing Company of
Adams Plumbing and Heating Company
W A Landers Plumbing and Heating’ Company
Peerless Boiler and Welding Company
Ont Spaeth Engineering Company
Tax Boosting Bill Comes Up
Washington August 17 The Senate finance committee unanimously approved President Truman's first installment five billion dollar tax boost to fund the Korean war and curb communist aggression. The plan raises individual income taxes by up to 20 percent for over 56 million filers and adds about one and a half billion on corporations. It aims to put U S taxes on a wartime footing and includes incentives to speed industry retooling but proposes no full exemption on service pay for war workers. The committee asked staff to draft later proposals including possible excess profits, sales, or transactions taxes. The measure is expected before the president by September 1.
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Vanoss Enrolment Set for Aug 23
Vanoss opens enrolment on Wednesday August 23 with bus schedules and lunch at standard prices nine cents? color. The new faculty includes Supt Brashears Principal Mulien and others. shop and music buildings are finished, bus fleet expanded, and transportation equipment updated.
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Ernest Mulien
Norman Umpkers
James Mitehussan
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Bernice Deeds
Mary Neasbitt
Leon Neasbitt
James Sarnos
Iola Burrough
Jewel Brashears
Annie Dunn
Vaness
Umphers
Barns
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Brashears
Neashitt
Oklahoma University
Norman
Sunnery
Duna
Turley
East Central
Cnet
Oklahoma Weather Outlook With Mild Thunderstorms
Partly cloudy to Friday with a few thunderstorms mainly southeast and extreme east tonight. Lows near 60 in the panhandle to around 85 eastward, with Friday highs near 60. Winds and conditions expected to vary across the state, with showers possible in eastern regions.
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Bills for Support of Servicemen's Families Advance
Washington Aug 17 Senate and house committees approved legislation to provide monthly support for families of enlisted servicemen in the three lower army grades and similar for other services. Provisions set quarters allowances at 43 70 and 85 dollars by dependents, with 40 dollars allotment from the serviceman. The plan proposes total payments up to 125 dollars for wife and two children, 110 for wife and one child, with no current allowance for lower grades. Senate and house bills differ in details but follow the same general aim to compensate housing costs when quarters aren’t provided.
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County Free Fair Catalogs Mailed to Exhibitors
Catalogs for the county free fair were mailed to exhibitors this week. County Agent estimates about 34 entries noted. catalogs available at the extension office.
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Congress Likely To Hold Off On Universal Training Bill
Washington April 17 congress seems likely to postpone universal military training UMT this year despite President Truman signaling support for prompt approval of a two phase plan six months of paid training followed by related activity for youths aged 17 to 20. Secretary Johnson noted no cost estimate but official figures place the annual price around two billion. Senate Republicans doubt UMT approval this year calling for extended session to consider the measure.
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Rain Returns Dampen State After 12 Day Dry Spell
After twelve days without moisture a light drizzling rain began in Ada with a slow main shower arriving early Thursday. By 7 a.m. Observer W. E. Pitts reports Ada had 0.14 inches of rainfall amid moderate temperatures. The high reached 68 after a 68 degree low overnight.
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Samuel Goldwyn Jr Marries Jenifer Howard in Berkeley
Carmel Calif August 17 1949. The Samuel Goldwyns Jr married Jenifer How ard daughter of Sidney Howard yesterday in Berkeley. They plan to reside in Beverly Hills. Goldwyn 24 works with his father in film production.
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Jenifer Howard
Sidney Howard
Berkeley
Beverly Hills
Young Goldwyn
Sixteen Pontotoc County Men to Report for Army Physicals
Sixteen Pontotoc county men will report to Oklahoma City Thursday for armed forces physical examinations. Draft board clerk George Latta noted that of 486 initially classified 1-A, about 459 remain after screenings. A second group of 24 men will report August 24, with 20 already chosen to attend physicals. By screening end, 107 men will have been interviewed.
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Armed Forces
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Latta
National Guard
Septtember
Eight Oklahoma Casualties in Korean War Lists
Washington report lists eight Oklahoma soldiers among Korean War casualties in Defense Department casualty lists No. 65 and 66. Names include Second Lieutenant Trevor John Perry pfc Athon H. Wood pfc Jessie Mabry Welch Pvt Leroy Isbell and Pvt Eddie Jackson Jr. Also listed are Capt Coleman L. Prescott and Pfc Doyle Dean Willis with others noted as missing in action.
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Margaret Gagnell Smith
Oklahoma City
Jessie Mabry Welch
Malissa Jane Welch
Altus
Pyt
Leroy Isbell
Riley Nelson
Rattan
Pushmataha County
Eddie Jackson, Jr
Mary L. Jackson
Coleman L. Prescott
Dorothy M. Prescott
Lawton
Doyle Dean Willis
John B. Willis
Oklahoma City Bond Issue Approved for School District 45
The state attorney general's office approved a bond issue of 34,600 for School District 45 in Oklahoma County. Funds will be used for a building and furniture.
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Final Approval on Social Security Extension is Due
Final congressional action was expected today on a plan to extend Social Security to about 10 million more people and boost old age benefits. The measure would raise pensions, expand covered workers, and alter taxation, with key opposition from President Truman over a controversial provision.
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Washington
Senate
Oil Men Hunt Pipe and Drilling in Area Amid Shortage
Oil workers scour the region in search of pipe and casing as a shortage threatens production. Reports detail multiple wells with varied outputs, including several producing hundreds of barrels daily before declining, and others drilled but abandoned. Names of operators and locations appear amid mixed figures and test results, illustrating an active but unstable drilling scene.
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Marines Face Bitter Battle at Obongi Ridge in Korea
Marines in Korea engage in a fierce frontline clash near the Naktong river. U S Marines and infantry units push toward Obongi Ridge amid artillery and air support as they press to breach well-fortified positions held by North Korean forces.
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British Destroyer and Chinese Shore Batteries Clash Near Hong Kong
The British destroyer Concord and Chinese shore batteries fought a 30 minute gun duel near Hong Kong. Concord fired on batteries on Taitami Juntin and Lingting islands in self defense. One minor casualty reported, no ship damage. Earlier Whitesaw Boy exchanged fire on Lingting Island. Redistributions note prior shelling of merchant ships by Reds.
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Whitesaw Boy
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Juntin
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London
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Yangtze River
Mrs H A Ebrite Taken by Death in Ada
Mrs Flora Alice Ebrite aged 26 years a long time Ada resident died Thursday at 2 a m Funeral services scheduled Friday at 2 p m from Smash Funeral Chapel with burial in Rose Dale cemetery She is survived by two daughters Mix A Heao of Altus and Mre B B Lane of Breese four sons George A R and Ted Ebrite of Ada and Austin Ebrite also twelve grandchildren and five great grandchildren prior husband H A Ebrite died March 1948 Born in Gainaville Missouri the family moved to Ada from Birtheville Arkansas
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Rosedale
Mix
Heao
Altus
Mre
Lane
Breese
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Ted Ebrite
Adaard
Austin Eprote
Ueapa
Call
Aren
Fletcher News Note on Farmer McEntire Found Dead
Jay C. McEntire, 66, farmer near the town, was found beside the Fruco railroad tracks after an apparent accident from a Damenger rain storm that passed through about ten minutes earlier. He was found yesterday, with authorities noting it as the likely cause of death.
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Jay C. McEntire
Fruco
Taegu Goal of Heavy Attack
North Korean forces launched a major assault aimed at Taegu on the central Korean front, pushing through mountain passes north of the city while U S Marines and the 24th and 25th Infantry divisions conducted counterattacks at Changnyong and along the Naktong river.
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Taegu
Naktong River
Weegwan
Kunwi
24Th Inf
U. S
2Ath
Red
Naktone River
Changnyong
Tae- My
Reda
Naktong
Teasgu
Koo Leaves for Washington to Seek U.S. Aid
Dr V K Wellington Koo departed for Washington from Tokyo by air as Nationalist Chinese ambassador. He carried detailed requests for American military and economic aid and was to meet General MacArthur en route.
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Pessimist Newt Lark Faces Twenty-Five Dollar Bill
Newt Lark, urged by his doctor to laugh it off, received a twenty five dollar bill yesterday. The note implies a lighthearted or humorous tone about the charge.
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