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Light of the Lord Shines as Everlasting Guide
A brief biblical quotation proclaims that those who commit evil deeds shun the light while the Lord remains an enduring beacon for the faithful. The verse cited is Isa. 60:19.
Flood Control Prospects for Ada Area Lands
Harral Allen and other landowners west and southwest of Ada seek federal flood control for Big Sandy and Springbrook watersheds. They note flood damage leaves sand on soil but insist the land remains productive. County’s headwaters position offers strong flood control potential and opportunities from the two Boggies.
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Marathon Echoes on Freedom and Individual Fit in Society
The column critiques social dogma and rigid systems, arguing personal freedom and diverse talents drive progress. It cites Byron on Greece and suggests the draft targets men 26 to 37 for war industries, urging those not in essential work to prepare for military service.
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Two Fields Shine in Oklahoma Oil Boom Roundup
Tulsa reports note West Edmond oil pool extended northwest by two miles and Kingfisher county joining as a producing area. Anderson Pricherd No 1 Collett tests. Horn's Corner Deep Rock No 1 Price Boyd yields 211 barrels in 14 hours. O G Harp Mattheson drilling near Moore pool. Interstate Oil Pipe Line formed from Oklahoma Pipe Line and Standard Oil of Louisiana to streamline service. Tulsa World survey shows 24 producers last week, 14 034 barrels, 13 dry wells. 1 150 400 cubic feet gas from two wells. 181 138 feet drilled.
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War's technology boosts loom and lyric royalties spark reform
A NEA column notes wartime tech advances will reshape textiles with runless hose wrinkleproof suits and shrinkproof fabrics. It says James Petrillo’s royalty system on recorded music pressures companies and hints at wider unions taxing advances, urging legal policy change to curb private levies.
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Primitive law revised forces Nazis to feign injury
Dispatches from the 3rd Army front report German soldiers breaking teeth and destroying glass eyes to avoid front line duty. The piece frames the act as a calculated means to escape combat, contrasting Nazi arrogance with self-inflicted injuries.
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Stereoscopic X rays aid flaw detection in metal castings
A new method uses stereoscopic X-ray pictures to locate defects in metal castings and blocks. Precise measurements determine defect positions and a specialized graph aids interpreters in analysis of the images. The text also notes typhus control in Naples by the U S Army medical corps with new insecticides chiefly DDT and DDT powder methods. Broadway trend centers on Harvey the six foot one white rabbit who never appears on stage as the title role.
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Time to Get Mad Mister By Peter Edson
Washington correspondent argues current munitions shortages reflect misplanning and calls for national responsibility. He questions civilian and military production decisions, manpower policy, and congressional funding while challenging who is to blame and urging action.
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Five Star Generals Admirals Created In New Bill
President Roosevelt signed legislation creating five star fleet admirals and generals of the army. He nominated Leahy King Nimitz for admiralty and Marshall MacArthur Eisenhower Arnold for general rank, with Pershing retaining a six star status. Base pay remains 8000 dollars, allowances rise to 5000.
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