Coalgate Youth Trains White Face Steers for Rodeo Act
Kenneth Tisdale, 20, grew up on a Coalgate area farm and trained two white face calves into performing steeds. Supported by local Round-Up Club boosters, he showcased a daring act at the Coalgate rodeo, guiding steers with voice and balance rather than ropes, drawing cheers from spectators.
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Coalgate
Atoka
Kenneth
Ken
Tisdale
Nature
Joe
Zona Tisdale
Buck
Jerry
Coalgate Boosters
Arvard Hudson
Tuberculosis tests planned for Pontotoc county July and August
The Bureau of Animal Industry will test cattle for tuberculosis in Pontotoc county during July and August at no cost to owners. Dr. W J Cook and Dr C H Faulks will conduct the checks to maintain the county as an accredited tuberculosis free area. Owners must be ready when notified and submit an application by July 15.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Tle
Pontotoc County
W. J. Cook
Bureau
C. H. Faulks
Oklahoma
V. van Schuyver
Wilson
van Schuyver
County Fair Prep Guides 4 H Members
County fair planning advice covers exhibit prep for small grain sheaves forage bundles and alfalfa. Details include bundle size 5 to 6 inches and ribbon tying, thrashing samples, and staged ear selections for corn and grain sorghum. Livestock feed planning and garden insect controls are also outlined with treatment options.
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4-H Corn Club
Can You Cram Poultry for Canning This Season
Home Demonstration Agent outlines methods for canning chicken and potatoes, with steps for raw and precooked meat, jar packing, heat processing times at 10 pounds pressure, and a spiced ice tea recipe. Also notes on schedule events from July 8 to July 11 with host families and clubs.
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Jesse
Myrtle Jackson
Vaness Club
Carl Solomon
Homer
Colbert
W. H. Patteson
Fitzhugh
W. C. Story
Vanoss Veteran Training Starts Second Class
The second class of Veterans Agriculture Training at Vanoss begins August 1. Instructor Jack H. Farley invites veterans from Vanoss Roff and Stratford to a meeting at Vanoss high school on Saturday July 12 at 9 o clock to outline the program and begin enrollment. About 12 more veterans can be admitted alongside those already signed. Norman Crosson of Oklahoma A and M will teach the second class.
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Vanoss
Jack H. Farley
Roff
Stratford
Farley
Veness
Norman Crosson
Oklahoma
A & M College
Coal County 4-H Judging Field Day At Turner Ranch
Six Coal County 4-H members judged livestock at the Annual 4-H Judging Field Day on Turner Ranch Sulphur. James Edward Woods led with 222 while Billy Joe Branom scored 220. Armetta Floyd also judged individually. Forty-seven counties and 250 plus youths participated. lunch featured a barbecue and talks by A W Wetworth, W L Stanger, and Dean W L Blizzard.
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Coal County
Turner Ranch
Sulphur
James Edward Woods
Billy Joe Woods
Leo James, Sr
Jimmy Ray Fanning
Clarita
Billys Joe Branom
Coalgate
Armetta Floyd
Billy Joe Branom
A. W. Wetworth
Chicago
W. L. Stanger
Lubbock
Texas
Dean W. L. Blizzard
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Federal
Ballard’s Park
Tishomingo
Ada Rounduppers Sweep Konawa Rodeo Events
Ada Rounduppers finished with 32 riders in the Friday Konawa Rodeo parade and reported a nice time and crowd. Ada won first prize in riding club competition as clubs from Holdenville Konawa Sasakwa Wewoka and Maud competed. seven Ada riders entered calf roping with fast times but no money, returning Saturday to ride again led by Ernie Kniffin Marvin Barnes Leo Robbins Shorty McCool Mr Manuel Johnny Vance and Forrest Simpson.
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Ada
Adans
Holdenville
Konawa
Sasakwa
Wewoka
Maud
Ernie Kniffin
Marvin Barnes
Leo Robbins
Shorty McCool
Mr. Manuel
Johnny Vance
Forrest Simpson
Atomic Commission Calls Wide Research on Radiation Effects
A board of seven eminent scientists told the Atomic Energy Commission there is an urgent need for extensive research on the effects of atomic radiations on human life in peace and war. They urged expanded medical and biological studies, cooperation with military and public health agencies, university support, fellowships, and open publication while guarding national security.
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Atomic Commission
Frank Carey Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
America
Atomic Energy
David E. Lilienthal
U. S. Public Health Service
Deep River Singers to Perform at College Auditorium
The Deep River Singers, acclaimed as a leading colored musical group, will perform Thursday July 10 at 9 am in the college auditorium. The program features old plantation songs swing numbers and modern classics with Negro spirituals and scenes from Porgy and Bess included.
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Deep River Singers
United States
College
Porgy and
Bess
Lilienthal Denies Flying Discs Tied to Atomic Tests
Denver July 5. David Lilienthal chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission told the Denver Post in a telephone interview the flying saucers reported nationwide were not connected with atomic experiments. He said he cannot see any light on the matter until the facts are known.
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Denver
David Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Denver Post
the Post
Lilienthal
Washington
Man Finds 1788 Penny While Gardening
A Massachusetts man while gardening dug up a penny minted in 1788. He notes its age but adds it cannot buy goods today.
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Massachusetts
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