Bread Prices Rise Across Oklahoma Markets
Bread costs climbed in Oklahoma City Tulsa Ardmore and surrounding areas with General Baking Co and Maywood Bakery lifting prices by about one cent per loaf. Ardmore grocers reported 1 1/2 to 2 cent increases while nationwide factors cited higher ingredient labor and equipment costs. AFL bakers strike for 15 cents more per hour continues as officials at Colonial Bakery deny changes yet.
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Ereagt
Bud Cow
Ardmore Retail Grocers Association
Ardmore Grocers
General Baking Co
Tulsa
General
AFL
Continental
Hex
Mark Robertson
Continental Bakery
Oklahoma City
Wonder Bread
Colonial Bakery
Farm Views and News from Pontotoc County Dairy Notes
County agent Melton reports on Dairy DHIA participation in Pontotoc with Milking Shorthorns. Oklahoma ranks tenth in cows but forty-first in production. Pontotoc DHIA is largest in the state with guidance on culling, feeding for protein, and records. Advice covers grasshopper control, safe insecticides, and soil erosion prevention via cover crops and pasture planning.
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WOT
Metton
Coal County
Melton
Michigan
Oklahoma
Pontotoc Dhia
Pontotoc Ditla
DHIA
Easilace
Nature
Nine Bond Issues Get Approvals in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City reports nine bond issues approved including Tulsa’s 5.4626 million water and sewer upgrade program. Tulsa will spend 4.75 million on waterworks, 257,400 on sanitary sewers, 425,600 on storm sewers. Hollis local cemetery gets 10,000. School districts across Choctaw, Bryan, Cleveland, Garfield, Grady, Seminole counties vote totals ranging from 1,100 to 65,000 for building furniture and transportation equipment. Shakespeare notes a breakdown of 37 plays with 16 comedies, 11 tragedies, and 10 histories.
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Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Mack. Williamson
Boner
Hollis
Choctaw County
Bryan
County
Cleveland County
Garfield County
Grady County
Seminole County
Ada Woman to Receive BA at East Central Summer Commencement
Mrs. Ruby Mallory Harrod of Ada will earn a bachelor of arts degree in history and English at the East Central State College July 27 commencement. She has taught 17 years in Seminole county and plans to teach English, direct choral work, and piano in Glencoe next fall. Her husband Frank is superintendent there.
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Ruby Mallory Harrod
Ada
East Central State College
Long Range Rocket Test Opens New Phase at Cocoa
At Cocoa Florida July 19 workmen readied a two stage bumper rocket built on the German V-2 for a low angle launch over the Atlantic. The test aims to a 300 mile flight and marks the first horizontal V-2 firing in the United States at the air force proving ground.
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Cocoa
Fla
Afi
Atlantic
Army Ordnance
WAC
Air Force
England
Army
General Electric Company
White Sands
N.mm
Harris announces birth of baby girl in FITTSTOWN
Mr and Mrs Wendell Harris announce the birth of a baby girl Saturday night. Mrs Harris is the former Maxine Snow. Several local families and visitors are noted including Arlie Johnson spending the weekend with family and friends.
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Wendell Harris
Mrs. Harris
Maxine Snow
Arlie Johnson
Leroy Johnson
Don Barrick
Claude Horsley
Dele Melton
R. E Jahn
Toledo
Ohio
Sulys Thompson
Fort Worth, Tex
Arch Thompson
Fred Sliger
Mrs
Herbert Benge
Oklahoma City
Stratford News Weekend Guests and Visitors
Stratford notes a flurry of regional visits as Loren Freeman hosts Bill Allach and Cecil Bryan in Ulysses while Norman visitors join Reynolds and McNally families. Others travel to Ada, New Orleans, Purcell, Hazel Green Alabama, and Oklahoma City for revivals, hospital stays, and family gatherings.
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Loren Freeman
Bill Allach
Wichita Falls
Texas
Retired Teacher Returns to College Earns That Degree
Mrs. Lela V. Haskins, a 30 year veteran educator, will receive her B S degree at East Central State College's July 27 commencement. She majors in elementary education with a science minor and resides with her husband F M at 1015 East St Ada. They previously taught at Summers Chapel in Seminole county and were active in community work.
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Lela V. Haskins
East Central State College
Haskins
Quick Cold-Cut Dinner Tips From Edith M Barber
Edith M Barber outlines quick summer meals built around cold cuts. Include a variety of meats and accompaniments like grilled tomatoes, potato salad, greens, and tomato garnishes. Features liverwurst club sandwich and broiled tomato ideas with simple preparation steps.
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Edith M. Barber
Oil worker Joe Parker injured in head injury
Oil worker Joe Parker was struck on the head at a field site and admitted to Wallaee Hospital during the night. Authorities report his condition is good with only a slight concussion, not serious. Also notes Marie Curie was born in Warsaw in 1862.
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Doe Parker
Wallaee Rospital
3 Hook
SS Ae
Madarce Curie
Marie Skrodewski
Warsaw
Poland
Finnish Designs In Furniture And Accessories
A new collection from Finland arrives in the United States featuring glassware, lamps by Paavo Tynell, and glassware by Helene Tynell. The designs emphasize graceful lines, polished brass, etched brass patterns, and a range of green glass pieces. Finnish furniture showcases knock-down, space-saving tables and chairs with natural mahogany or elm tops and birch legs, stocked compactly for home use.
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Sue Gardner
Finland
United States
Paave Tynell
Helens Tynel
Tynell
Geners
Gomer Smith Backs Thomas in Oklahoma Senate Fight
Oklahoma City July 15 Gomer Smith a veteran campaigner entered the U S senate race endorsing Elmer Thomas for re election in the Democratic primary run off with Rep Mike Monroney July 25. Smith praised Thomas seniority and farm parity records while warning that a Monroney victory would place a freshman as the 96th senator. He argued against Monroney supporting a world federation that could surrender U S sovereignty.
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Oklahoma City
Gomer Smith
Oklahoma
U S. Senate
Elmer Thomas
Thomas
Mike Monroney
Monroney
Smith
Roosevelt
Senate
United States Senate
Moanroney
Woman Hangs Herself in Bartlesville Jail
A middle aged woman identified as Gladys Mae Fonda hanged herself in the Washington county jail in Bartlesville shortly before midnight after being arrested for questioning in a car theft case. County Attorney J B Plunkett and Sheriff Wilbur D Spears said there would be no investigation. The incident was deemed death by own action.
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Bartlesville
Oklo
Washington County
J. B. Plunkett
Gladys Mae Fonda
Wilbur D. Spears
Coalgate Rodeo Parade Opens Three Day Event
Coalgate prepares for its fifth annual rodeo July 27 to 29 with three nightly performances featuring music, wild west acts, and rodeo contests. Round-up clubs across southeast Oklahoma invited to join the downtown parade and show, beginning at 3 pm at the local rodeo grounds. Tickets will go on sale soon.
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Coalgate
C. A. Pulliam
K. P Redman Hall
Pulliam
Coal
Pontstoc County
Rodeo Bane Nerg
Ada
Curtis Noel
Atoka
Albert Sells
Tuttle
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Kirst Berd
Harrod
Finkhed Ada High
Dad Fenter
Glencoe
Fittstown News
Carol Dean Brently
Finnis Logan
Telahoma City
Lewis Whitwell
A. C. Whitwell
Mrs. Luther Harris
Einora White
Ab Davis
Bill Dillard
Bill Cox
George Penick
Pen
Nea Penick
Dickie Meridith
Charleston
Arkansas
Jack Kimber- Lin
Dallas
A. H. Glass
Lannie Lee Lancaster
Lee Penix
Frank Davis
Wayman Davis
Rush Springs
Kelsey McGuffey
Stillwell
Ruffut Davis
Family
Stratford News
Cecil Bryan
Feith
Hivey
Ulysses
Kans
R. D. Harvey
Jan
John Davis
Mary Bryar
Kenneth Andrews
New Orleans, la
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James McNally and Reynolds
Reynolds
Tom Ed Strickland
W. D. Jackson
Purcell Enroute
E. L. Biles
Essie DeArman
Fred Hooper
Hazeloreen, Alabama
Hooper
Glen Williamson
Ardmore
Alma James
John Brittain
Lowell Wood
E. L. Brown
Pauls Valley
C. B. Garrison and Son
L. B. Biles
Clyde Hamilton
Virgil Puitz
Tecumseh
Pat Ballentine
Hamilton
Cleo Gentry
Morenel, Arizona
Dan Heath
Woodrow Strickland
Stratford
Claud Lovelace
Reed
Louie Reed
W. KR. Cole
C. L. Sugart
Coral June
Moore, Okla
Louise and
Cheryl Cole
Blanchard
Ben T. Williams
John T. Williams
Leonard Freeman
Watauga
Jim Camp
New Mexico
W. E. Webb
First Baptist Church
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Guthrie
Sam Freeman
Frank Freeman
Jim Phillips
Wanda
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Bud Robertson
Norman
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Joe Parker
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Eee Ee Las
Vor Poe i
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Assam Hills
India
Zachary Taylor
Andrew Jackson
Dolly Madison
Formosa
Pacifiz
38Th Parallel
North Korea
U. S
South Korea
38Th Paraliman Ianta
Southeastern Oklahoma
Coalgate Record-Register
Peice
Hobart
SH 9
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Chamber of Commerce
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State Highways Department
Lone Wolf
Tial
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Okishome
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Gee
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