Death of Ader Jennings at 87 in Stonewall
Ader Jennings 87 of Stonewall died January 25 at Smith Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Ader Jennings
Stonewall
Smith Funnal Home
Glenn Francis
Smith Funeral Home
Bill Buzbee
Tupelo
Minnie D. Jones
Adam
Criswell
Liberty Loyd
Stephen Jerald Barton
Ada
Criswell Funeral Home
Roy M. Davis
Roiff
Dunn Funeral Home
Farm subsidies face renewed policy debate
The article details Rep Poage defending farm subsidies as keeping food costs down amid a long history from the New Deal through 1970s programs. It covers price supports, the Soil Bank, parity-based payments, and rising costs, with projections for 1973 and views on future cuts and payment limits.
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Congress
Agriculture Department
White House
Brethaver
U.S
Brunthaver
Paul Findley
R-Hi
Year of the runt tornadoes as 1972 yields few deaths
In 1972 tornado activity was high with 741 events across the nation, yet fatalities hit a record low of 27. The National Severe Storms Forecast Center notes most twisters were small, with a few large ones avoiding populated towns. The tornado center warns 1973 may bring a rough spring as patterns shift southward.
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Kansas City
Giants
Alle Pearson
Weather Service
Pearson
National
Puerto Rico
Groud
Wisconsin
Vancouver
Wash
Columbia River
Portland
Ore
Washington
Atlanta
Joliet
Ill
Newton
Mass
Boston
Oklahoma
Illinois
Texas
Florida
Georgia
Massachusetts
New York
Ohio
Great Lakes
Mason Dixon Line
Texas Railroad Commission Hikes Oil Allowables
AUSTEN Texas AP The Texas Railroad Commission kept February oil production at 100 percent and aims to boost domestic capability over the next two years. Chairman Jim Langdon noted foreign crude imports rose 51.1 percent. he praised outgoing head Byron Tunnell for highlighting fuel shortages. Major buyers proposed 3,781,462 barrels daily for February, down 7,119 from January. Bureau of Mines forecasts 3,580,000 barrels daily demand for February. Texas crude stocks on Jan 12 stood at 90.8 million barrels, down 4.5 million from a month earlier and 1.6 million from a year ago.
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Austen, Tex
Texas Railroad Commission
Jim Langdon
Nixon
Langdon
Byron Tunnell
Tunnell
Commission
Texas
U.S. Bureau of Mines
United States
Couple cuts holiday traffic jam by short drive
Reginald Barnard and his wife Hilda solved travel jams in Skegness England by packing five suitcases into their car and driving 150 yards to their favorite hotel for a week’s vacation.
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Skegness
England
Reginald Barnard
Hilda
Quick Exit Good Idea for Skunk in Jar Yard Visit
Mr and Mrs K M Stovall and their children planned a quiet Sunday after church but a skunk with its head in a jar appeared in their yard. Mr Stovall shot the animal, yet the stench drove them to relocate for Sunday dinner with Mr Jerry Stone and Berry and James Castoe and children.
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K. M. Stovall
Stovall
Ada Lawyers Back Public Defender System Proposal
Oklahoma legislators consider a public defender system with a single defender per area for indigent criminal cases. Chief Justice Davison cites rising defense costs and judges discuss specialization, with support from Ada attorneys and DA Gordon Melson.
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Ada Lawyers
Public Defender System Proposal
Oklahoma
Aca
Jim Hamilton
Senate
Hamilton
Denver Davison
Adan
State Supreme Court
Davison
Ada
Lee West
Judge West
Pontotoc County
Harris
Gordon Melson
Melson
East Central Librarian Recognized for Biographical Honor
Miss Clyde McCalib, assistant librarian at East Central State College since 1953, is included in the 1973 Dictionary of International Biography. The two volume set profiles about 2,000 prominent achievers. McCalib holds degrees from Southeastern State College and the University of Oklahoma and holds leadership roles in Delta Kappa Gamma and professional associations.
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Clyde McCalib
East Central State College
McCalib
Dictionary of International Biography
McCabb
Southeastern State College
University of Oklahoma
Southwestern Library Association
National Educational Association
East Central
OBA
Delta Kappa Gamma Society International
Miss McCabb
Rho
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Sequoyah Children's Book Award
Who's Who
Oklahoma
Who's Who In Library Service
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JO Miller Bentley
W. BR. Poage
D-Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Poage
C. F. Simmons
Tojay
Smith Funeral
Soil Bank
Louisiana
Lone Star State
Burl Harris
East Central Librarian
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