Idte Liner Symbolizes Dock Strike Silences Hawaii
HONOLULU NEA report describes the Aloha Tower scene as longshoremen and warehousemen strike spreads from May 1. It notes $13.3 million in damages to Hawaii’s economy, sugar and shipping delays, 87,000 tons of cargo tied up, and 20,000 sugar workers voting to join the action. The piece cites tourism losses of about $2 million and overall island hardship, with labor and business seeking settlement while workers patrol piers.
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Honolulu
Nea
Aloha Tower
Andy
Padey Quain
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemans
Uulor Ict
Isber
Bus
Feawail
Siaar
Mk Tlwu
Strika
Gisante
Califor and
Mawaii Space Refining Corp
Treightery
Burding
San Francisco
Parcel Post
Terrritory
Richard K
Gov Jester Found Dead In Texas Governor Dies Suddenly While On Rest Trip
Gov Jester dies of natural causes while resting after a lengthy legislative session. Lieut Gov Shivers will assume office next to continue duties as Texas handles the sudden vacancy. Official inquiry begins, with Houston homicide squad notified and a coroner's inquest planned.
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Houston
Tex
Tayot
Sedaford H. Jester
Bovermor
Texas
Perth
Austin
Galvestom
Alan. Shivers
Jester
Ewer
Stockman
Woodville
Beaumont
Testlee
Tom Maes
HL. Ev
Ans
Maes
Mias
de Olate
Shiver
W. S Brown
Houston Police Department
aSoint Team
CST
Lisatenam
Lloyd Barrest
Watts
Frank Murray
Rowever
Browm
Tom Maas
Rmqwest
Homer FP
Rainay
University of Texas Proxidemic
Bis
Arch
Oklahoma bond election stance on building program
A public message urges voters to seek full information on Oklahoma's proposed building improvement program before the September 7 special election. The speaker argues that bond funding avoids tax increases, outlines cigarette tax allocations, and contends bonds provide emergency building funds without raising general taxes.
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Mings
Oklahoma
Aiv
Syata
Ature
Absord
Beneficial Rains Reach Drought Areas Across Northeast
Rain finally arrives across eight northeastern states easing drought that caused crop damage in the millions. New Jersey losses are estimated at hundreds of millions, while New England reports about 19.1 million in crop damages. Temperatures cool after a front sweeps from the upper Mississippi Valley to the eastern seaboard, ending a prolonged heat wave.
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New Drepser
New Jersey
Hal F Beem
Hodo
New England
Mississippi Valley
Seaboard
Weather Bureau
Ada Rodeo Ticket Sales Start Strong This Year
Ada rodeo advance sales began with high momentum as 1000 plus tickets were sold in the first hours. Officials predict record attendance for five shows, with buyers purchasing blocks of seats for full events and some out of town inquiries received Monday morning.
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Bonnie Allen
ad+ vence
Aldzidige
Mamlay
Therm
Oklahoma City Highway Projects Hit July Start
State Highway Director B Bailey announced the first half of July contract work totals 2 projects valued at 2 071 843 dollars. The scope includes more than 323 miles of road to be developed by contractors.
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Oklahoma City
B. Bailey Sai
Red Cross swim classes teach children to float and glide
The progressive Red Cross program guides beginners from fear of water to independent skills. By eight weeks instructors assess progress with check sheets and advance students through a sequence from water entry to basic strokes and safety tests.
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Red Cross
Polio Ward Overcrowded As Crippled Children’s Hospital Sees Surge
Tulsa polio ward capacity was exceeded with 200+ patients under treatment at Crippled Children’s hospital and related facilities. Officials report beds pressed into service, no emergency wards, while state groups plan a meeting to address the crisis. Several convalescents may be moved to University of Oklahoma quarters. new cases rise in Medhester and Pittsburg county with a record 20 cases.
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Crippled Children's Hospital
Oklahoma City
City Boy
State Hospital Association
Chiletream's
University of Okabou
Medhester
Pitsburg
Krebschild
Tulsa
Stricker
San Antonio Tex
Jimmy Knight
James E. Knight
Brooke
Hillcrest Memorial Hospital
Uttom
Hillcrest
Haworth
Feax
Ald
Lindsay Gil
Paula Briddy
Three Killed In Plane Crash Near Roanoke
A July crash near Roanoke killed three men including Charles F H Mowsa III, 52, Chicago manufacturing executive. Surviving was W E Watson of Chicago. Pilot Jack Hadden and Ehner West of Lincolnwood also died. a motorist reported the wreck.
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Roanoke
Charles FH. Mowsa III
Chicago
Deakh
Morse
Mairbariks-Marseana Company
Jack Hadden
Pilot
Ehner West
Lincolnwood
W. E. Watson
County 4 H Parade and Workshop in Ada District Courtroom
A county 4 H Club demonstration and parade events for girls are set in Ada’s district courtroom on Thursday, July 21. Activities include a Record Book Workshop, herbarium and insect collection displays, and recipe notes for pickles with sessions led by Home Demonstration agents and club leaders.
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Ada
Pontotoc County dairy meeting endorses silage program
At the county agent’s office the Pontotoc Dairy Herd Improvement Association voted to adopt the program under Virgil E. Stout supervision. Grass silage feeding was praised, with reports from members on silage harvesting plans and farm trials. Dairymen outlined contracts, crop judging set for July 21, and enthusiasm for Lespedeza silage trials at Gibson and Welbers farms.
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Pontotoc
Harvey J. Lambert
Ponsetor County
T. H. George
Dewey Higdon
Dub” George
Charles Coody
Lee Burton
Otho: Smith
Howard Smith
Harvey J
Lambert
Wesley Brantley
I Kent Smith
Grae
RB Cow- Ting
Tae Jonson
Wil
Onde
Bobby Jones
Stratfore
Roure
Clyde Wingard
Pitziweb
James Briges
Gene Glover
Feral Barton
Fitzhugh
Charles Teel
Latta
Jerry Younes Fitzhugh
Charles Teel Latta
Neal Beasley
Charles Leroy Stonecipher
Yeager
Heather Calf
Charles
Pontotoc County
J. E Fleming
Extension Agronomis
Bubwater
Clal
Elo
Poutotee
Dust and sprays curb cotton pests on local farms
In two weeks, five dusters dust cotton to fight boll weevil in the county. Farmers test arsenate dusts and chlorinated camptane mixtures, while demonstrations show 2-4 D spraying against ragweed and weeds. Visitors attend at the Experiment Farm as Burke from the Commercial Farmess’ Avia plans timber land demonstrations.
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Sc Watt
Cottom Newchisters
Contrahorna
Clerita
Coalgata
Lubigh
Salt Prairie
Mr. Burke
Avia
Burke
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