Unofficial Voting By Precincts In Major Political Races
Early returns from BARBSas Canal precincts show unofficial results in major races. Local observers note small margins and calls for confirmation as vote totals are tallied across city wards.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1950
Page
6
Early returns from BARBSas Canal precincts show unofficial results in major races. Local observers note small margins and calls for confirmation as vote totals are tallied across city wards.
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A weather report notes scattered thundershowers possible Wednesday night and Thursday across Oklahoma. McAlester recorded 3.28 inches in 24 hours, Ada 2.51, Chandler 1.55, Elk City 1.00, with Chickasha, Tulsa minimal traces and Muskogee 0.21. Dawn showers were reported in Carnegie and Hobart as the forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with scattered storms.
Sulphur reports teachers Gertrude Donaghe and Misa Florence Pevehouse joined the first Southwest Television Seminar led by Dr. Sherman F. Lawton of the University of Oklahoma. Attendees formed small groups to produce skits for review by WAY-TV staff. The Platt National Park program featured live characters and scenic backdrops with material supplied by the Sulphur Chamber of Commerce.
Sulphur reports Miss Grace Yaoyot Becker hosting Miss Seki from Japan, visiting three months. Seki studies at Oklahoma College for Women Chickasha, plans three year stay, aims to graduate in Japan with a degree akin to an American BA, and will teach later. She is an accomplished musician and enjoyed American food and cattle shows.
Report suggests the 1956 Melbourne games could move from Sydney to October and November. Organizing bodies in Melbourne would study the change and forward it to the International Olympic Committee for decision.
In Los Andres National Forest near Frazier Park California rangers identify the world’s largest cone spruce. The tree measures 23 feet 115 inches in circumference and stands about 116 feet high with a broken top. Officials estimate it contains 15 000 board feet, enough lumber for a seven room house.
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