Herefords win 9-3 over Chickasha Chiefs in Snatp game
Ada Herefords exploded for four runs in the fourth inning to beat the Chickasha Chiefs 9 to 3. Jake Roger pitched seven strong innings for his fourth win while Jim Tuttle belted two home runs for Chickasha. Stan Gaile moved to the four hole and drove in two runs as Ada improved in the Sooner State standings.
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Herefords
Chickasha Chiefs
Jerry Roger
Jim Tuttle
Chiefs
Stan Gaile
Gaile
Nevherones
McPherson
Roger
Chickasha
Abrhpore Comics
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Ray
Galle
Barth
Buchanan
Sobeck
Sheline
SER
Ps Bo AE Reyes
Wilkerson
Mediney
Veruceai
Hinkle
Rel
Czmiel
Bland Tuttle
Sneline
Tuttle
ER Ada
Tate- Walker
Bob
Kager
Koger
Lobeck
Walker
Hins'e
Eels migrate from streams to Atlantic waters in return trip
In a North Atlantic pattern young eels depart their freshwater homes to reach warmer Atlantic waters north of the equator and later return to the same streams their parents left, completing a remarkable life cycle.
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America
Europe
Equa
Shifting Sight: Halibut Eye Migration and Color Shifts
An article notes how halibut eye position shifts with water temperature. In cold water the eyes and body color are on the right side, while in warmer water the eye travels to the left side across the head, signaling maturity changes.
Oklahoma A&M enrollment falls to 4792 this summer
In Stillwater Oklahoma on June 30 enrollment at Oklahoma A&M College stands at 4792 students. The breakdown shows 3763 men and 1929 women, reflecting a decline from the prior year.
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A&m
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A&m College
Creamery Butter Output Boosted Oklahoma 1950 rise nine percent
Oklahoma dairy production shows butter output up nine percent in 1950 to 32,659,000 pounds from 1949’s 30,241,000. Peak butter production was 58,469,090 pounds in 1942. Other dairy products fell from 1949 levels while unskimmed milk rose 37 percent to 3,368,000 pounds.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Truman Hits Back At GOP Critics
President Truman joined labor and party supporters in New York to lash out at Republican critics. He accused them of dividing the nation and vowed to uphold bipartisan foreign policy while supporting ongoing economic controls to curb inflation for at least two years. Democratic leaders and CIO head Hollandler denounced GOP drift toward Dixiecrats and big business.
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New York
Truman
Paul Fitzpatrick
Congress
Fitzpatrick
CIO
Louis Hollander
Douglas MacArthur
United States Army
Hollander
William Boyle, Jr
Hotel
Biltmore
Giants Overwhelmed by Boston in Debut Victory
Boston defeats New York 19 to 7 as Earl Torgeson homers twice including a grand slam and Sid Gordon adds another homer. A 18 hit attack secures Sal Maglie's rough start for the Giants while Tommy Holmes begins Boston's managerial tenure with a commanding win.
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Boston
Braves
Tommy Holmes
New York Giants
Earl Torgeson
Sid Gordon
Sal Maglie
New York
Maglie
Jones
Koslow
Gettel
Westrum
Bickford
Surkent
Cooper
Torgeson
Goriden
Philadelphia Opens Four Day Program Leading to Fourth
Philadelphia launches a four day celebration of the 175th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. A national religious rededication, inspired by a prayer from the U.S. Senate chaplain, will be broadcast CBS. Participants include Sen. James H. Duff and Francis J. Miers with moderator Stuart Moving. The program features a Haym Solomon grave wreath, a soil ceremony at Independence Square, a parade and pilgrimages to revolutionary shrines, and a Met Opera soprano solo.
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Philadelphia
the Chashin
U.S. Senate
Frederick Brown Harris
CBS
Peoples Platform
James H. Duff
Independence Square
Independence Shrine
Drew Pearson
Metropolitan Opera Company
Brownies Wrap Up Week at Camping Camp
Sulphur special report: The Brownies weeklong camp ended Friday with two Fourth Grade troops holding a Flying Up ceremony as Brownie Wings and Girl Scout pins were awarded. About 50 girls attended, guided by Mrs. Wilkes Montford.
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Wilkes Mountford
Jim Steele
Eve Afikkelson
Eugene Braden
Loyd Ridling
Doc Braden
Marion Splawn
Arthur Harris
Mary Tarna Wiggins
Ned Biffle
Fred Hunt
Maron Dutler
Lloyd Bloodworth
Ira Wercell
Sun's rays heat through conversion on impact
The sun does not directly emit heat but radiates energy that becomes heat upon reaching an object. A historical note recalls the first American flag flown over Southern California, raised at Old San Diego in 1846.
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Space
Southern
California
Old San Diego
Cardinals Pound Pirates In Seven Run Victory
The St Louis Cardinals crushed the Pittsburgh Pirates 8 to 2 as Cuvier Chambers limited his former team to five hits. Dickson was roughed up in the fourth inning and yielded seven runs while Queen, Banalme, Law and McCullough contributed to the scoring for St Louis.
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St, Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Merry Dickson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cuvier Chambers
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Dickson
Queen
Banalme
Law
McCullough
Chambers
Rice
Washington Dense With People Crowding Capitol
Washington is described as the most densely populated area among U S states and districts. Census figures show the District of Columbia with 902 173 residents over 61 square miles yielding 13 150 per square mile, far higher than any state. Rhode Island ranks next at about 75 people per square mile.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Threau
Colun Hoa
Rhode Island
Nevada
Texas
D. C
Rhoders
Jersey
Massachusett
Connecticut
New York
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Cheap Rental Gardens Linewide Along British Rail
More than 250000 small vegetable and fruit gardens border British railways offering plots to amateur gardeners for as little as a shilling per year.
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British Railways
Forest fires rage across several states amid drought
A prolonged dry spell fuels wildfires in New Mexico Oregon Washington and British Columbia. The Gila blaze in New Mexico covers 3000 acres while the Apache fire near the NM Arizona line threatens Alpine and Luna. Willamette Forest fire grows to 1309 acres near Eugene as Vancouver Island sees a 20000 acre blaze. Washington reports two fires under 100 acres and water shortages affect major western cities.
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New Mexico
Oregon
Washington
Columbia
Kansas
Arizona
Alpine
Ariz
Luna
G. M
Willamette National Forest
Eugene
British Columbis
Vancouver Island
State Forest Service
Rail service resumes into Altus after wrecked six-car train
June 30 to July 7 train service resumed into Altus after a derailment. A six car train left the rails last night, wreckage cleared from the tracks. Frisco agent J. D. Beckerdite reported the engine and cars were involved but no injuries occurred.
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Alius
Altus
At & P.m
J. D. Beckerdite
Frisco
City Drugstore Clerk Held In Drug Sales Crackdown
Federal, state, and local officers led by U S drug agents halted a drug ring in Oklahoma City. A 75-year-old city druggist, Woodard Robert Mitchell, was jailed for illegal benzedrine sales without prescription to teenagers. Authorities target drugs from sleeping pills to heroin amid wider narcotics measures.
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Qelahoma City
U. S
Sure Food Are Drug Administration
T. F. Loveridge
Kansas City
Woodard Robert Mitchell
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