Taster’s on Trees Warn of Insects and Remedies
County Agent Hailey and Assistant Smith describe four insect groups harming trees and shrubs, with warnings about bagworms and webworms. Treatments include sprayers and mixtures of lead arsenate, hydrated lime, nicotine sulphate, and DDT, plus pruning or burning webs on smaller cases and care for fall webworm on pecans, walnuts, and apples. They urge timely spray plans, silage for winter feed, and boll weevil control with texaphone or dust applications in Pontotoc county.
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Hailey County
Lester F. Smith
Peran
Pontotoc County
Novoply advantages for home use showcased
A new process converts small wood segments into flat novoply panels for home use. Panels are warp resistant and cheap, suited for case goods and crafts. Virgin timber is used, with eco notes on conservation. Invented by Swiss engineer Fred Ghini and already used abroad, with domestic rollout near.
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Fred Ghini
General Features Corp
Reims Named for Remi Tribe Before Roman Conquest
The French city Reims served as the capital of the Remi before Roman conquest. The city’s name is derived from the Remi tribe, reflecting its ancient roots and tribal association.
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Reims
Ticks and Hornflies Increase Cattle Production Costs
Farmers advised to reduce losses by improved livestock management. Treat beef cattle for hornflies with one half of one per cent DDT, mixing eight pounds of 50 per cent powder in 100 gallons of water. For heavy infestations use 7 65 per cent wettable DDT plus BEC for ticks and hornflies.
Turner Field Day Cattle Judging At Turner Ranch
Pontotoc county 41f club boys entered the cattle judging contest at the Turner ranch on June 30. County representatives were Junior Watson Charles Morrow and John Burchett of the Byng club and Roderick Ham and John Elliott of Fitzhugh. Five Hereford classes were judged by Pontotoc county boys in competition with Oklahoma county teams.
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Pontotoc County
Turner Ranch
Junior Watson
Charles Morrow
John Burchett
Byng Club
Roderick Ham
John Elliott
Fitzhugh
Oklahoma
Konawa Lions Install Officers in Special Ceremony
Konawa Oklahoma special ceremony installed the Konawa Lions club officers elect led by H W Carver Wewoka attorney and former mayor. New officers include J A Davis president Ben Frank first vice president Clarence Raper second vice president Burwell M Bates secretary treasurer Glen D Brewer tailtwister George W Ennis lontamer and W Tucker Jr song leader. Board of directors are Jack Streetman Earl Taylor Milton Courtner F P Swan and Ralph Lurber. Predecessors of modern British restaurants were coffee houses and taverns with a daily ordinary served at a fixed price.
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Konawa
H. W. Carver
Wewoka
Konawa Lions Club
Carver
Wewoka Lions Club
Victor Watts
Ada
Earlene Watts
J. A. Davis
Ben Frank
Clarence Raper
Burwell M. Bates
Glen D. Brewer
George W. Ennis
W. Tucker, Jr
Jack Streetman
Earl Taylor
Milton Courtner
F. P. Swan
Ralph Lurber
Driverless Motorboat Baffles Beach Crowds
In Long Beach on July 2 a 16 foot motor boat without a driver sped through the water for miles as Leslie Long steered La Petite Poisson while Frank Regula filmed. Fred Regan, water skiing behind the craft, fell overboard when the boat yanked him loose during loops and near the Cabrillo Beach pier. Regan sustained minor cuts from barnacles as he climbed the pilings.
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Long Beach
Calif
la Petite Poisson
Leslie Long
Frank Regula
Fred Regan
Regan
Cabrillo Beach
Slayer Kidnapper Takes Own Life at Jailed Manhunt Climax
Warren Lee Irwin, 27, the suspect in murder, kidnapping, and rape, killed himself with a .28 caliber bullet in a rain-soaked New Jersey thicket after authorities closed in. He died near the site where he abandoned 18 month old Carolyn Barker, his last captive, as he fled into the woods.
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Nlemington, N.J
Warren Lee Irwin
New Jersey
Desperado
Carolyn Barker
FBI
Irvin
Union Valley Club Meets at School
The Union Valley home demonstration club met at the school with 22 members and two visitors. Dessert topics were led by Floyce Keatley and cake demonstrations by Martha Mote and helpers, plus icing by Cordie Davis. Plans to renovate a room and paint woodwork were announced and James Stephens received a club scholarship to Oklahoma A&M College.
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Union Valley Home Demonstration Club
Maude Scott
Floyce Keatley
Helen Scott
Lucille Elkins
Dolly Morgan
Martha Mote
HDA
Minnie Lou McDaniel
Cordie Davis
James Stephens
Edd Stephens
Oklahoma A&m College
James
Stonewall High School
Mary Langley
Bobsbie Morris
Addie Maloy
Effie Scott
Haroldene Hall
Zella Minor
Jean Crawford
Novelee Hall
Viola Minor
Emily Hisan
Cecil Blankenship
Riskiest hour quotes spark debate on freedom and order
A collage of quotes from Justice Fred Vinson and others argues that speech has limits and that in a free but anxious era no absolute rights exist. Reflections cover governance, revolution, censorship, and the need for imaginative thinking amid threats and social unrest.
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Fred Vinson
Supreme Court
Halibut Eye Migration and Right-Side Color in Cold Waters
Describes how halibut eyes migrate to one side as they mature. In cold water, eyes and body color align on the right side. In warm water, the eye travels to the left side. The text also references an artist sent west for health as a young man and mentions Tadians and soldiers seen in plates.
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Bet
Byng HD Club June Meeting At Mrs Deniel Home
The Beng home demonstration club met at Mrs Jess Deniels home with a brief business session on building a cement block tool house for Byng cemetery and care of the cemetery. Miss Minnie Lou McDaniel demonstrated baking a lazy daisy cake with coconut icing. Plans were made for attending Farm and Home Week at Stillwater July 33 to August 3. Refreshments were served by several members and guests.
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Beng Home Demonstration Club
Jess Deniel
Byng Cemetery
Ponce Mower
Lee Chab
Minnie Lou ” McDaniel
Dealsgalls
Stillwater
McDaniel
Martha Mote
Joe Baker
M the Bushers
Likia
Georgia Martin
Meeks
Francis Mi Nora Smith
Mmos Ince Bruhin Ard
Arrie Daniels Oyce Daniels
Dog's Trip Ties Up Subway Travel
A large mongrel dog ran through Boston subway tunnels from South Station to Charles Street on foot last night. It leaped into the train pit at South Station and sprinted through three stations Washington Park Street and Charles Street. Trapped between tuning and guench rail near West Broadway Bridge the animal delayed three police attempts to free it. It finally released itself and leaned against the third rail before rescue workers took it to a rescue league.
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Boston
South Station
Charles Street
South Statson
Washington
Park Street
West Basta Bridge
Rescue League
Paul Revere’s Early Service Revealed in Historic Record
The article notes Paul Revere served as an actilers lieutenant about two decades before his famed midnight ride and prior to his later role as a sil versraith, outlining early military action and service details from historical records.
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Paul Revere
Actilers
Silversraith
Stratford Church News Two in Stratford
Stratford Church Women held monthly meetings in July and August with the second Tuesday as the regular date. Committees were formed for programs spiritual life membership and fellowship and officers trained for the North Zone Ardmore district. Attendees from Stratford included Mrs Andrews Mrs Watts Mrs Needham Mrs Sheppard and Mrs Strickland among others.
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WS. CS
Stra. Peres
Busines
Suicktend
Mra
I Andrews
Mra Watts
Tom Eland
George Needham
Alc
HK Andrews
W. D. Jackson
Roy Watts
Laura Phillips
Delbert Jones
Witte Watts
J. F. Sheppard
Mire. Needham
Mattie Slatten
Alt Blackburn
C. A. Watts
Tom Glass
Strickland
Creamed Potatoes Add Needed Variety to Menu
An article extols potatoes as a staple in North American diets noting their history in New England, nutritional value, and versatility. It describes cream sauce preparations with eggs, cream, and parsley, plus baked new potatoes, and hints at historical culinary debates and evolving views on potato nutrition.
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New England
New World
Hat Color Distinguishes Instructors In Navy Helipad School
NEA dispatch from Pensacola reports Navy’s first full helicopter school at Eliyson Field training Navy Marine and Coast Guard personnel. Instructors like Neddergall wear red caps to mark authority while orange-capped students learn takeoffs, hover, winch rescues, and fixed-wing background is common.
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Navy
First Helicopter
NEA
Pensacola
Fie
Fering Ia
Max Nebergall
Eliyson Field
Navy, Marine and
Coast Guardiers
Neddergall
Eliyson
Korea
Dan D. Bent
Nebergall
Ben Moore
Cie Sacola
Pensacola Bay
Peace Returns to Thailand Capital
Bangkok quieted after a naval revolt failed to topple Premier Pibulsonggram. Two rebel admirals surrendered while others fled in civilian clothes. Pibulsonggram returned to government house after a brief kidnapping incident. no Americans injured. Manila and Bangkok sources note safe conditions for planes and visitors as regional officials rush to Bangkok for a conference.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Pibulsongmram
Som
Pibulsongmam
Government House
Navy
Thonburi
Manila
Banzkok
Economic Cooperation Administration
Grandmother Held In Staying Case
Los Angeles reports a 62 year old grandmother is held on suspicion of murder after the shooting of her son in law Edgar D. Sloat a real estate broker. He was found shot four times in his garage. Deputies say Mrs Barian Wright held a two year old grandson during the incident and claimed self defense.
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Los Angeles
Edgar D. Shoat
Sloat
Barian Wright
Sloat Ranch
Wright
Road crews plan July travel improvements for motorists
The speaker notes 24 highway projects with active construction affecting routes. Drivers are urged to plan trips before departure as work continues on major corridors.
Home Demonstration Notes on Fish Freezing and Corn Canning
Home Demonstration Agent Minnie L McDontel outlines prompt packing of fish for freezing using ice and waxed paper, recommends rinsing and gutting, wraps to prevent odor transfer, advises storage no longer than three months, and notes fish stays best when cooked just frozen. Also details corn canning steps, water blanching, jar filling, pressure canning times, and general freezing methods. An upcoming home canning bulletin is available and AD Club schedule listings follow for early July meetings.
Turner Field Day Draws Large Crowd at Roy Turner Ranch
The twelfth annual Field Day at Roy Turner’s Sulphur ranch drew about 1,400 people. Weather was cool and cloudy. 600 attended at judging start, with hundreds more by noon for the barbecue. Over 500 FRA I and 4-H youths competed. Logan county won 4-H judging, Kingfisher County FFA won the division.
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Roy ¥. Turner
Logan County
Kingfisher County
FFA
Turner
Tom Yarbrough Resigns to Take Federal Post
Tom Yarbrough resigned as administrative assistant to Senator Hennings of Missouri and will assume a federal role Monday as information specialist for the National Security Resources Board in Washington. A former Associated Press correspondent in St. Louis, he joined Hennings in January and was praised for his services. He previously resided in rawnes, Oklahoma.
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Washington
Tom Yarbrough
Hennings
D-Mo
Associated Press
St. Louis
National Security Resources Board
Yarbrough
Satbecogh
Rawnes
Okla
Gulf Coast oil drilling slows after supreme court ruling
New oil exploration along the Louisiana Gulf coast largely halted after a U S supreme court decision on tideland ownership. Millions of barrels remain producible from existing wells while new drilling stops, affecting about 264 million dollars in offshore investment by seven companies including Stanolind and Shell Humble.
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New Orleans
Louisiana Gulf Coast
U. S. Supreme Court
Tideland Resources
Times-Picayune
Humble
Hagnolla
Stanolind
Sheil
Louisiana
Times-Picayunes
Fireworks Blast Kills Watchman
Compton California July 20 year old watchman Fred Marion Rich Trap ped in a fireworks stand blaze yesterday. Police suspect a lit cigarette or match started the fire as flames swept through the stand in a five minute blast. Rich recently arrived from Dallas Texas and was found amid the burning debris.
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Compton
Calif
Fred Marion Rich
Dallas
Tex
Night Watchmen
Mina Notteers Sa
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