Experts shape public knowledge and public confusion
Experts become the sources of important information and advice yet their numbers and conjectures often mislead the general public. The piece warns that overreliance on statistics and expert claims breeds doubt, while urging readers to evaluate facts, read critically, and use judgment before accepting conclusions.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
America
Unity in the Corinthian church and Paul’s call to Christ's foundation
The article reflects on early church disunity in Corinth with factions around Paul Apollos Peter and Christ. It notes Paul’s eighteen months there and his appeal for unity, stressing that growth comes from God and the sole foundation is Jesus Christ.
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Paul
Barnabbas
Peter
Jer Imes
Corinth
Apollos
Cephas
Christ
Jesus Christ
God
Bouquets For The Bees And The Honey Market Murmurs
A quirky column notes bees and honey rise in popularity and prices since 1971, bee shortages, and insecticide impacts. It mentions local bee enthusiasts Ross Badgett and Charlie McKnight, martin houses, swarms, honey varieties, and a bee incident on Main Street. Local folks connect bees to pollination, have mixed views on store honey, and joke about stingerless breeds.
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Ross Badgett
Charlie McKnight
Charlie
Loo Jong
Tinois
Do Women Have a Constitutional Right To Be Bartenders
A court notes that women may now claim rights to bartending contradicting past bans. Courts uphold limits on speech and assembly where city interests curb drinking. Women may mix drinks as men, but public regulations remain permissible in some contexts.
News Hema Center Welcomes visiting relatives and locals
The community note lists visits among Center residents including Artie and Bill Reed and their relatives, church events, revivals in Oklahoma City and Kingston, a funeral at Stratford, and the arrival of new pastor Bro and Sister Weatherman with their sons at the Free Will Baptist Church.
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Bill Reed
Donna Reed
Leroy Grove
Tommy MecCracken
California
Hazel Cox
Oklahoma City
Dwight Martin
Dwight
Leon Garrett
Sandy
M. C. Kirklasd
Chickasha
Bill Wood
Johnnie Wallace
Garrett Beller
Rae Garrett
Billie Black
Center
Thelma Jean Garrett
Kingston
Oil Center Pentecostal
Garrett Zeller
Boyd Ponder
Vaness
Stratford Free Wilt Baptist Church
Bro
Weatherman
Free Will Baptist Church
Oil Center Social and Auxiliary News Item
Oil Center residents share visits and church life as the Woman's Auxiliary met at the church with Rev Glen Hayes as speaker. Plans to buy an electric range for the kitchen were discussed. Attendees included Mary Houtchens Minnie Lewis Wanda Lamb Effie Lamb Ruby Wood Mary Lou Henson Bee Robertson Euvonne Franks Vannie Northam Ruth Sutton Ruth Sheppard Joy Tucker Mary Cox Pearl Gray Stone Clareta Gray Florence Isaac and others.
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Mary Cox
Mary Houtchens
Minnie Lewis
Wanda Lamb
Effie Lamb
Ruby Wood
Mary Lou Henson
Bee Robertson
Euvonne Franks
Vannie Northam
Ruth Sutton
Ruth Sheppard
Joy Tucker
Pearl Gray
Stone
Clareta Gray
Florence Isaac
Johnny Ay Patton
Beverly Sutton
Glen Eaves
Debbie Lance
Kathrine Lance
Joyce Lance
R. V. Houtchens
Dee Willoughby
Dena Gayle
Leroy Willoughby
Russell
Vickie
Frank Lewis
Brooks Palmer
Oklahoma City
Jewel Willoughby
Ada
Bert Jones
Oil Center
Earl Franks
Shelly
Martha Franks
Brown
Konawa
Lanny Eaves
Jody
Tony Roberts
Tiger Mountain
Uncle Lange takes blame for Derby speed device disqualification
In Boulder Colorado AP report Robert Lange Sr the uncle of this year's National Soap Box Derby winner admits installing a speed device in his nephew James Gronen's gravity powered car. Lange calls it a serious mistake in judgment while race officials had disqualified the racer for the magnetic device.
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Colo
Robert Lange
Boulder Jaycees
Lange
James Gronen
Akron
Ohio
Robert L. Jones
Robert Lange Jr
Welfare Department Seeks Foster Parents In Pontotoc County
The Welfare department seeks foster homes for neglected and delinquent children in Pontotoc County. The program offers up to 110 dollars monthly plus all medical and clothing costs. Thirty children are under care, with five more to place, including three siblings recently moved from California. A home study and periodic checks ensure safety, and most foster families grow to love their wards. Judge Cannon notes about 25 percent of local juvenile cases are placed with foster care.
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Department of Institutions, Social and
Pontotoc County
California
Ruth Canterbury
Department
Canterbury
Tage
Welfare Department
Mem
Savage
Calvert L. Cannon
Canon
Wellare
Sher
Cannon
Experts See Setup Ahead In Beef Shortages
An Agriculture Department spokesman says beef shortages may be building. He notes 70 packing houses closed earlier, fewer than 30 still closed by early week, with price controls lifted and beef price lid to be removed September 12. July red meat production fell 6 percent from June, beef down 3 percent from June, veal down 4 percent, while January output dipped 2 to 3 percent.
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Washington
Department
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