Cowboys Shine at Rodeo As Webster Wins Big Prizes
Cowboys competed for cash across steer roping calf roping and steer wrestling. Webster led with 1280 in winnings, claiming top overall cowboy honors with a saddle prize and multiple high money finishes. Foremost riders included Clinton Hill and Freckles Brown, while other top performers were Port Lovington and Buck Rutherford in events like calf roping and bull riding.
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Wu Euys
Cal
Star Wrestling
Wll
Everett
Seni Béemer
Brono Prise
Cinton Hill
Borges
Froy Fort
Lovington
K . Be
Bee” Burt
Comanche
Dom Me
Bull Bick
Truitt
Stomzwakt
Visi
Eddie Curtis
Nowatz
Curtis
Werkuk Curtis
Webster
Lawton
Freckles Brown
Exon
Buck Rutherford
Delaware
Oklo
Tronex
Apis
Odd What
Hu. Fe
Arnoli Til
Canadary
Roberts T
Clinton Hikb
Honey
Dom McLaughliss
Buddy May
Hal
Chutchill
Hay Wharton
Stues
Rick Truitt
Baie Curtis
Shoat Webster
Vbay Shore
Dar Moneyteer
Repeag Rae
Prive K
Mansfield
Everett Shaw
LS Lafiite
Prive Chowe
Dorsey Wood
Ken Noderts
Buster Betts Etal
Don Mckaeughtin
Ray
Harionane
Shoah Webster
Ray Shane
Prise Everett Shaw Ag
Ack Skipworth
Ponts Mansfield
TEGO
Peed Brown
Riskerford Moi
Todd Whatley
Tex Lewis
Injuries Reported After Friday Rodeo Performances
Minor injuries occurred during Friday and Saturday night rodeo events at Acta Rodeo. One participant, a rider named from Lady, was bucked off and treated at Valley View Hospital before being sent home. Garland Nowlin of Hickory sustained facial injuries in a fight, while Roy Dislincer of Pueblo was knocked from his horse and treated for a dislocated toe. M Gee of Oklahoma City tripped over wire and injured a leg.
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B. Pearold
Acta
Vailey View Hospital
Garland Nowlin
Hickory
Bo Wiz
Roy Dislincer
Publo
M. Gee
Okahams City
Kiowa Victory Leads Gallup Inter Tribal Dance
In Gallup contest, the Kiowa group known as Super Brown achieved first place in the Plains Indian dancing event. The Okabome era dancers faced competition from the Gallup inter tribal troupe, with other teams including Takata and Situs of South Takata also performing.
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Gallup
NML
Homs and Situs
South
Takata
Pontotoc County 4-Hers Exceed Polio Fund Drive Quota
Pontotoc County 4-H members surpassed the polio campaign goal of 10 cents per member, raising funds directly through 4-H clubs. Led by Yoona Rimmel of the Lightning Ridge club, the county totaled 105.40 dollars toward the $320 county quota, with 1,054 members in Pontotoc County. The drive continued early last week, aided by several clubs and agents.
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Fortotoc County &H Cinb
Oklahoma
Pontotoc Codnty
Yoona Rimmel
oSee Mater
Wis
Pontotee County
Ieee Wy Omer
Fen Lightning Ridge
Pickett
Union Wall
Vanoss
Hoover on Eastbound Train Trip Amid Gall Bladder Fears
Former president Herbert Hoover, age 73, suffered a mild gall bladder attack aboard an eastbound train near Ogden Utah. Doctors treated him and he continued the journey toward New York, with officials noting he expected further treatment later. Hoover remarked he knew what such pains felt like.
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Ogorn
Utah
Herbert Hoover
Keith Stratfront
Carew
Smutham Pacfitte Cailload
Boover
Saly Hvieg
Hoover
Millar
Rewlins
Koover
New York
Stanee University
Paloloo
Calif. Scy
Dale Hauitfeld
Elsa
Nev
Hadfield
Ogden
Stratford
Amniance
Pato Altoasy
Elko Be
Ogeten
Farmers Sprayers and Winter Cropping at County Camp
Four 4 H club boys and Curtis Finyd attend the State Camp at Tarlequis this week focusing on conservation wildlife management and recreation. Local farmers unveil weed sprayers from Diamond Bar Ranch and W A Downare to spray pastures improving fields for winter cover with plans for fertilizer meetings and guidance from Extens ion Crop Specialist from Oklahoma State.
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Curtis Feotd
Curtis Finyd
Ners
Tarlequis
Coalscanty
Earward Woods
Clarita
NW Riley, Olney
Keath Dawid
Gleneyy
J. W. Danial
Chany New Weed Sprayers
AD Cony
Diamond Bar Ranch
W. A. Downare
Wednnesday
Conteste
Clarita Cymnasium
Uz Whatles
Oklahoma
SL College
Tir
Printer Says He Has Been Beaten
A Muskogee newspaper printer reports he was beaten. The incident halted presses and drew police attention. Names and exact dates are unclear from the fragment, but the report centers on violence against a press worker and subsequent investigations.
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Printer
Western Germans Rebuff Reds In Postwar Vote
Western Germany's conservative parties surged in parliamentary voting, rebuffing extremist and socialist blocs. The Christian Democrats led the field followed by the Free Democrats, as the new Bundestag edging toward a government likely led by Adenauer. Turnout reached 23,724,278 of 43 million eligible voters, with the 402-member assembly to meet in Bonn on September 7. The election reshapes West Germany's path toward free enterprise within a western European framework.
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Donald Dosne
Frankfurt
Germany
Cossition
New Republic
Hitler
Sd- Giademorrats
Feodatistey
F-nation Council of Eurone
Strasshoute
France
Winston Churchitlid
Britain
Mon
Eoimeit
Bonin
Biechon
Ensrad Adenauer
Chainman
Christian Democrats
Jig
Theodor Heuss
Free Democrats
Europe
Italy
Berlin
Continental Oil Offers Cooperation in Highway Relocation Plan
Continental Oil proposes cooperation with the state highway department on a 2.5 million dollar project relocating 33 miles of U S 60 and building a new bridge over the Arkansas River between Hay and Osage counties. The company criticizes delays and insists the state cover moving installations and right of way costs, while offering to provide land and support but seeking cost responsibility for Continental’s facilities removal.
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Porca Cify
icColtham
Continental Oil Company
Thay
State Highway Department
Nc. Rinney
Continental
Ponca City
Arkansas River
Hay
Osage
Highway Commission
McCallum
Dairy Exhibit Tips For Pontator County Fair Heifers
Guides farmers on dairy heifer exhibition for Pontator County Fair. Advice covers blanket preparation, brushing, leading and posing, feeding regimens, conditioning with hay grain and supplements, horn trimming, cleanliness, and show discipline with ongoing weekly guidance.
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Saat
Lester
Smeh
Cousty
Pontator
Puig
Phey
Gurmafar
Keifer
New Traffic Code Limits Overtaking on the Right Statewide
The Uniform Traffic Code restricts passing on the right to one condition only, driving off the pavement is forbidden, and drivers must stay right of the center line. Violations carry fines up to 50 dollars or up to 40 days in jail, with a nationwide effective date approaching August 25.
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Okishort
Equity
Unclear text fragment from Claremore chamber notes
Fragmentary report from Claremore Oklahoma on August 26 noting the Chamber of Commerce directors reaffirming support for the Oologah project and urging Congressmen to back the measure, with garbled references to agriculture and local figures.
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Claremore
Okita
Chamber of Cummeste
Genocide: A One Man 35 Year Crusade Against Race Murder
The article profiles Lemkin, Yale-educated lawyer and international law expert, whose lifelong crusade against genocide culminated in leading efforts to draft and ratify an anti genocide convention. It covers his early exposure to mass atrocities, theoretical work, exile from Poland, service in the U S War Department, and advocacy at the United Nations culminating in the 1948 Genocide Convention with ratification hurdles still unresolved.
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Hew Haven
Coan
Lemikin
Eich Leman
Lew Shoot Gevtener
Lemkin
of & Tong Saat Tt
Poteche
Gaunis
Massiere
Micre
Warsaw
Iraq
Poland
Hitler
Lemtin
Lithuania
Sweden
Has Cherges
United States
Duke University
Ciel
War Department
Henry Stimson
Lembin
Europe
Nuremberg
UY Assembly
Bake Suceness
Politica
Atu
New York
Panama
Cube
Iosa
Asa
Dependent Oklahoma City Schools Must Buy Own Supplies
Oklahoma City August 1 The state attorney general issued an opinion stating that dependent school districts must purchase their own operating supplies. Items include report cards teacher registers blanks and other administrative forms. Previously county superintendents supplied these forms.
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Oklahoma City
Ganeral Mac Williamson
Gardleki
David Lo Fight Willian
Report Mao Dies or Not Declared
Canton dispatch says a spokesman at a news conference claimed Mao Zedong died July 17 from unspecified causes, citing very reliable information. The report, second in two days, was accompanied by no details and deemed dubious by Chinese nationalist sources and intelligence reports.
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Canton
China
Newa
Masa
Peiping
Dmao
Criti
Bea
Surprise Gambling Raid Hits Lush Night Club
State liquor agents raided the Jungle Inn near Cleveland second time this summer, seizing 25,000 dollars in slot machines and cash. Fifteen patrons and five managers were arrested and held for 22 hours as officers confiscated gambling equipment. Authorities announced the crackdown under Gov. Lausche amid broader action against wagering spots.
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Cleborate Tensina
Mc Hager
Oscar L. Pleckoer
Bay
Anthony A. Rukowsi
Cleveland
Gowrnor Lausche Opera
Gambbey
Trumbull County
Mrarby Warren
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Wood
Ada
Men Roberts
Pantotoc County
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Pezee
Willis P Sterk
Muskogee
Ota
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Presa Publishing
Continental Oil
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Muskoged Riepographical Union
Oklahoma Safety Council
PQS
Tomiga Financing
Wale
Don Finlay
Ant Hustrists
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Imen
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