The Ada Weekly News editorial page overview and notes
The Ada Weekly News reflects on state education policy and county finances, criticizing the idea to abolish state institutions. It urges continued support for Oklahoma’s six state teacher colleges, discusses taxation shifts, and argues for sustained funding of public education with attention to cost efficiency and access for all students. It also touches on agriculture, transportation, and national politics with local commentary.
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Chickasha
Ada
Durant
Edmond
Central
Walter Harrison
Oklahoma
Red
Washita
Boley
Hennepin
Beaver City
el Dorado
Oklahoma City
University Medical Hool
University Hospital
New York
State University
A. & M. College
Columbia University
Teachers College
New York University
Fordham
Cornell
Oklahoman
America
Amherst
Williams
Washington and Lee
Furman
Wake Forest
Davidson
Knox
Peabody
Vassar
Mt. Holyoke
William and Mary
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Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Biltmore Hotel
Pontotoc County
Pontotocc
United States
Thomas E. Dewey
United States Senate
Senate
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
Charles G. Dawes
John Garner
Alf Landon
Frank Knox
Wendell Willkie
Charles McNary
Caring for Calf Show prep and grooming tips
The 4 H club boys with calves for the Southeast ern Oklahoma Junior Livestock Show should groom daily for several weeks. Keep the calf in a ventilated stall by day and outside at night. brush lengthwise for pliable hide and glossy hair. apply final brushing per breed. attend horns and feet with tools and oil. train the calf to stand with head up and feet square. Period covers oiling, polishing hooves, and stance practice. Also notes radio station shifts and new assignments with kilocycle frequencies for KADA Ada and stations in Dallas Fort Worth Tulsa and San Antonio.
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Hereford
Shorthorn
KADA
Ada
WFAA
Dallas
WBAP
Fort Worth
KVOO
Tulsa
WOAI
San Antonio
American Agriculture Looks To Relations With South America
In the annual report of the secretary of agriculture the need for a united economic front with Latin American nations is urged. Increased cooperative trade and mutual defense, plus expanding imports from the region, are seen as crucial to avert totalitarian leverage while balancing agricultural markets and development.
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United States
Neo
Newfoundland
Britain
North America
Europe
NEA
South America
Buenos Aires
Lima
Havana
Americas
Latin America
Many Radio Stations To Shift Frequencies This Spring
The FCC announced 795 of 883 standard stations will move to new frequencies on March 29 to reduce cross border interference. Listeners will see higher dial positions and push button tuners require readjustment as stations relocate in blocks from 550 to 1490 kilocycles, with clear channels moving to 1500 to 1530.
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Washington
Pthe
Federal Communications Commission
United States
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Clear Channel
Altus Publisher Enters Race for Congress Nomination
Altus Times-Democrat editor and publisher Harrington Wimberly resigns from the University of Oklahoma board of regents to seek the Democratic nomination in the Seventh District special election. He cites wartime emergency and future needs and notes his civic work with FFA 4-H and the Altus Lugert reclamation project.
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ALTUS
Harrington Wimberly
Board of Regents
University of Oklahoma
Congress
Wimberly
State Senate
Regents
Phillips
Elmer Thomas
Altus-Lugert
Cordell
Altus Times-Democrat
Gas Explodes Injuring Five in Oklahoma City House
A leaking gas explosion in a three room Oklahoma City home injures five people, including three children, one critically. The blast shattered windows for blocks and caused about $600 in damages. In Vinita, engineers discuss using 115000 volt lines to carry telephone traffic along the Grand River dam to Muskogee.
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Oklahoma City
Curtis Tison
Gerry Gene
Joe Lee
Martha Ann
Tison
W. T. Tison
Jim Burrough
Vinita
Grand River Dam
Muskogee
W.R Holway
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