Scouts Prepare for Court of Honor and Eagle Badges
The community notes an upcoming Court of Honor around December 29 with Bob Mullins and John Uhley set to complete Eagle Scout work. A Sunday 2:30 PM gathering at Scout Headquarters is planned for First Class mapping, with a Cub party and badge tests on December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Mullins
John Uhley
Bob
John
Scout Headquarters
Jack Price
Vaness
H. H. Parsons
Lt. Price
Court of Honor
Center
Vanoss
Wilson
Lieutenant Price
Wesley Blair
Bill Hunt
Pat Gallup
Bob Austelle
Eldon Wakefield
Jackie Davis
Charles Clowdus
Wallace Blair
Matthew Gurley
Kenneth Sliger
Gilbert Galup
Cleamon Stone
Wesley
National Court of Honor
Otis Stockton
Lester Blair
Price
England
James Lance
Winford Laughlin
Ryan
Germany
Rice
Henry Dew
Norman Howard Post
Captain Ryan
Leon Lance
Jimmy
Harold Kidd
Troop
Bill Gentry
Union Hill
Benny Floyd
Joe Floyd
Roger Bayless
D. R. Pike
F. W. Heipkmeier
First Baptist Church
FDR's Course May Zig Zag Some For Coming Months
Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt may drift left or right as he pursues a liberal agenda. The piece cites past reforms, court reorganization attempts, social programs, and friction with Congress over nominations by cabinet allies and insiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Commerce
Jesse Jones
Texas
Joseph P. Ke
London
State Department
Wall Street
Forecast of Future Jets Rockets to Record Weather from Space
The article envisions a future with large fast jet and rocket planes and long range rockets capable of breaking into the stratosphere to gather weather data and carry mail. It highlights rapid advances in propulsion and atmospheric observation technologies for future eras.
Postwar auto parts sales seen surpassing 700 million
After the war, sales of automobile replacement parts are expected to exceed seven hundred million dollars annually. The figure would be about 75 percent above the average parts business during 1933 to 1939.
Kerr Plans Tax Cuts and School, Road Funds in Next Legislature
Governor Kerr urged Oklahoma to cut taxes and expand funding for public schools and highways during a banquet at Connors State College in Muskogee. He outlined priorities for the next legislature while touring state institutions in eastern Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
Kerr
Connors State Agricultural College
Connors
Muskogee State School For Blind
Pryor State Orphanage
Eastern Oklahoma
Winita
Oklahoma Military Academy
Claremore
C. B. Sherry
Veterans Administration
Boley and
Taft
Ed Goodwin
Atlantic Charter Revealed Not a Formal Document
President Roosevelt disclosed that the Atlantic Charter was not a signed formal document. The closest original was a composite from 1941 text sent by radio operators, created by scribbles from various people. Roosevelt reaffirmed charter principles including self determination and protection from unwanted boundary changes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tom Reedy
Associated Press
White House
Library
Congress
State Department
Reedy
Chandler
D.-Ky
Winston S. Churchill
Squeeze Play Wins Tournament Match
Halpin of Chicago leads a winning All American tournament team with 413 matches. Teammates Albert Weiss Jules Bank Mannard Adams and David Clarren also key players. Halpin used a squeeze play to triumph, winning the heart and executing club finesse to secure victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Halpin
Chicago
Bob
Albert Weiss
Jules C. Bank
Maynard Adams
David B. Clarren
St. Paul
Minn
Halpin
East
Christmas Shopper Braced by Mild Forecast
The Associated Press reports a last minute shopper enjoyed good weather as crowds increased. The forecast calls for continued mild conditions with colder temps later tonight. minimums expected between 24 and 32 degrees across regions.
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Associated Press
Global Flight Testing Teaches Engineers and Crews
Military planes circling the globe gathered useful engineering data as inexperienced crews operated and maintained instruments. The program trained thousands in instrument use and care while yielding practical lessons for operations.
War Labor Board Orders Deemed Merely Advisory
The War Labor Board faces nonenforceability as Congress failed to grant legal power to its orders. The original bill would have made them enforceable in court, but Davis requested they remain declarations. The DC Court of Appeals ruled they are advisory with no legal duty to obey, a position the Supreme Court has not altered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wards
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Davis
War Labor Board
Congress
Mr. Davis
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
United States
Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Davidson Returns as Oklahoma Dairy Commissioner
President Joe C. Scott announced J. C. Davidson, formerly dairy commissioner for six years, has returned from the federal food and drug department to resume his state post. Davidson helped grow Oklahoma dairy to a 140 million dollar industry and plans for further expansion.
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Oklahoma City
Joe C. Scott
State Board of Agriculture
J. C. Davidson
Federal Food and Drug Department
Davidson
St. Louis
Scott
Oklahoma
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mott’s
Runns
Atlantic Charter
McKenney
West Pass
Fone Vol
William E. McKenney
America’s
Card Authority
Mery
Zenith
Ome
American Medical Association
Council On Physical Medicine
Ada
Montgomery Wards
National War Labor Board
Washington, D. C
Detroit
Montgomery Ward & CO
Sewell Avery
State Dairy Post
Oral M. Sanders
South Johnston
Briggs & Stratton
Wisconsin
Ramage Battery & Electric Co
East 10Th
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