Feeding tips for 4-H barrow and beef projects in December notes
Assistant County Agent outlines January meetings on soil building and animal feeding. Pigs on feed should get three meals daily with ration examples using corn, barley or sorghum, alfalfa meal, tankage, and minerals. Beef steers show good progress with about 75 days left before the March show. Gardens entries urge plowing and barnyard fertilizer to enrich soil, promote earlier planting, and encourage home canning.
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Center
Lightning Ridge
Hart
Pontotoc County
Pemex Dismisses Labor Leaders After Wage Walkout
In Mexico City Pemex the government oil monopoly dismissed about fifty labor leaders for yesterday's work stoppage after delegates walked out of wage talks. President Miguel Aleman ordered troops to guard refineries and continue oil deliveries while stressing labor rights and obedience to the labor law.
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Mexico City
Pemex
Miguel Aleman
Elliott Roosevelt Interviews Stalin in Moscow
Elliott Roosevelt reported Generalissimo Stalin appeared in good health and spirits on a birthday visit to Moscow. The interview, conducted at the Kremlin with Mrs Roosevelt present, covered Stalin’s return from a vacation and his 67th birthday. Roosevelt planned to write for Look magazine after returning home.
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Moscow
Elliott Roosevelt
Stalin
Roosevelt
Kremlin
Faye Emerson
Amghal
Paris
Ireland
United States
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hyde Park, N
Look
4-H Club Officers Elected At Hart Group Meeting
Margaret Brade notes Hart 4-H club met with six members this year and elected Joe Tom Griffith president James Paul Mercer vice president Max Griffith secretary and treasurer Arlena Harper reporter Mary Ann Griffith song leader Merle Harper game leader. Meat canning guidance outlines three preservation methods and step by step canning tips.
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Hart
Blunders and Victories in Pacific War Revealed by Navy
The navy distributes a detailed summary of the war against Japan from Pearl Harbor to Tokyo Bay. It cites early U S stumblings at Midway the Aleutians and Guadalcanal and notes how air power lessons shaped later campaigns. It credits Japanese planning while warns their belief in a final crushing blow proved overconfident.
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Washington
Japan
Navy
Pacific War
Long Sea Road
Pearl Harbor
Tokyo Bay
U. S
Midway
Aleutians
Guadalcanal
East Indies
U. S. Navy
United States Strategic Bombing Survey
British Ambassador To Spain Recalled
Great Britain recalled its ambassador to Spain tonight in a swift diplomatic snub of Generalissimo Francisco Franco. The move follows a United Nations resolution urging withdrawal of diplomatic missions from Spain, announced as Ambassador Sir Victor Mallet was instructed to leave Madrid at the earliest moment.
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London
Great Britain
Spain
Francisco Franco
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Foreign Office
General Assembly
Victor Mallet
Madrid
Poland Rejects British View Over Elections
Poland today handed the British ambassador a curt note rejecting Britain’s anxiety about the January 19 elections. Poland counters that Britain violated obligations from Yalta and Potsdam. The United States issued a similar expression, with a reply said to be under preparation.
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Poland
Britain
Warsaw
Yalta
Potsdam
United States
Foreign Ministry
Talmadge Dies Ahead Of Fourth Governorship Term
Georgia public figure Eugene Talmadge dies at 62 in Atlanta after a liver disease and complications. Governor Ellis Arnall orders the capitol closed and body lies in state. Succession battles loom with Herman Talmadge likely to be elected or appointed by the legislature amid constitutional questions.
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Romney Wheeler
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Red-Gall
Talmadge
Ellis Arnall
Capitol
Arnall
Statehouse
Sugar Creek
McRae
Suggestec
Fred Hand
House of Representatives
Herman Talmadge
Talmadge Associates
Herman
Yale unveils electronic stop watch for atomic scale timing
Real Stop Watch Yale announced a perfected electronic timing device from its Sloane Physics laboratory. The watch measures intervals as brief as one thousandth of one millionth of a second and aids in counting atomic particles energy in nuclear reactions. It also helps gauge eye lifetimes of atomic nuclei that decay quickly. Bristow fire escape added at Cowart-Sisler hospital with new end exits.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Sloane Physics Laboratory
Bristow
Cowart-Sisler Hospital
U.S. Aims for Swift Sanctions in A-Bomb Outlawing Plan
The U N atomic commission pushes controls to outlaw the A bomb with watchmen reporting infractions. The goal is to allow sanctions without veto by the Big Five, while nations argue over council action and enforcement. The piece notes potential policing of violations and the risk of war if veto blocks response.
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U.S
U.N
U. N. Atomic Commission
Security Council
United States
Council
Big Five
Russia
Germany
Control Commission
U. N
Warmaker
United Nations
Great Britain
First Christian Youths in Program
The First Christian Church youth present a candlelit carol service at 7 30 tonight with robed choir and candle lighting. Miss Phyllis Galbreath delivers a sermonette titled The Inn That Missed Its Chance as the Christmas story from Scripture is read and Silent Night ends the service.
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First Christian Church
Town of
Bethlehem
Phyllis Galbreath
Harrell Lists Campaign Spending After Defeat
Mrs Mickey Harrell former independent candidate for governor reports campaign expenses of 16137 52 dollars more than two dollars per vote for the 7181 votes she received in the November general election The Oklahoma City dispatch notes the totaled expenditures and per vote cost.
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Oklahoma City
Mickey Harrell
Ada Lions Toy Drive Brings 286 Children Joyous Gifts
The Ada Lions clubs drives a community toy program with help from civic groups, schools, stores, and volunteers. Touched by donations of toys, repairs, and wrapping, the effort aims to gift 286 children with new or repaired toys before Christmas.
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Ada High School
East Central
Ada
Knighthall
Salvation Army
Welfare Association
Lions Club
Latta Boy First to Finish Dairy Project in Pontotoc County
John G. Lovelace Jr of Latta led all Pontotoc county 4-H dairy projects by completing his sponsor contract with Ada Kiwanis. Kiwanis Queen, a Holstein, was given in 1944 as a seven month old heifer. Lovelace turned her over to the Kiwanis for a dairy project in Latta. The Ada Kiwanis later delivered the animal to Glen Sherrell of Latta for the program.
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C. H. Hailey
Pontotoc County
Kiwanians
Lovelace
Kiwanis Club
Glen Sherrell
Latta
Oklahoma
C. W. Barbour
Oklahoma City
Renzo Cooper
Ada
Cooper
Rainbow Sally
Lassie Clay
E. H. Shinn
Federal Extension Service
Washington, D. C
Alice Carlson
Stillwater
Lester E. Smith
J. G. Lovelace
Extension Service
Roberts
Denver
C. C. Buxton, Jr
Horseshoe Ranch
Jack Smith
George
W. E. Harvey
Walter Brooks
Brooks
G. W. Johnson
Fitzhugh
Dewey Higdon
Oakman
Higdon
Jersey
C. E. Wheelock
Gaar Corner
Kiwans Club
Ada Kiwanis Club
Atoka County 4 H Medal Awards Planned for January
Atoka County 4 H members will receive medals and awards for top 4 H record books of 1946 during the Annual County Federation meeting in January. Recipients include Nona Sue Keenan Lane with a $30 War Bond and Girls Record medal, Maxine Duffer Liberty with a $25 award and Home Improvement Record medal, Patsy O'Hern Liberty with a Foley Food Mill and related canning medals, plus others in Clothing Home Beautification Field Crops Garden Safety and a special garden award to Austin Hamilton Rock Creek. Beverly O’Hern Liberty wins the Danforth Leadership book I Dare You. The note also contains cooking instructions for head cheese and canning directions.
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County Federation
Nona Sue Keenan
Lane
Maxine Duffer
Liberty
Patsy O’hern
Foley Food
Kerr
Sue Vernon
Amarlys Duffer
Wayne Taylor
Coleman Garden
Austin Hamilton
Rock Creek
Jimmy Estep
Oklahoma Farmer Stockman
Beverly O’hern
Danforth
Oklahoma veterans to receive Santa gifts in Washington visit
Thirty seven Oklahoma war veterans hospitalized in the Washington area will be visited by a Santa Claus delegation from the Oklahoma State Society led by President Rep. Victor Wickersham. They will deliver gifts at Walter Reed Forest Glen and Belvoir hospitals.
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Washington
Santa Claus
Oklahoma State Society
Society
Victor Wickersham
D.-Okla
Pepperdine Fullback Darwin Horn Likely Handicapped
Pepperdine fullback Darwin Horn, a top scorer with 100 points, may miss the New Year’s Day Will Rogers Bowl game against Nebraska Wesleyan after breaking his right hand in a scrimmage, with x rays confirming the injury.
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Los Angeles
Pepperdine
Darwin Horn
Nebraska Wesleyan
Oklahoma City
Horn
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J. G. Lovelace, Jr
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
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