Large Crowds Hear Sunday Services at Camp Grounds
About 3009 attendees filled the camp grounds Sunday night to hear evangelist Rev. W H Turner speak on Uncomparable Christ. A foreign missionary fund drive raised nearly 1000 dollars as Turner discussed the denomination's mission work and conditions in Central America.
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Rev
W. H. Turner
Christ
God
Jesus
Special
Foreign Missionary Service
Turner
Central America
India
Shanghai
China
Penteceste Holiness Youth Societies
Oklahoma
Seventh and
Cherry
Virgil Ghither
Tallahassee
Fla
Wall
Leatier F
Cammp
Dean Smith
Cary
Childgen
Childe's Playground
Turter
Revival by Rev Will M Thompson Returns to Pantie County
Rev Will M Thompson returned to Pantie county to conduct a revival at the Church of Christ in Roff this week. Now living in Aradarke, he previously resided in the county during the Se's and served one term in the texistuture seeking to reacquaint acquaintances and friends while engaged in the papers campaign related to poultry eggs.
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Will M. Thompson
Pantie County
Church of Christ
Roff
Thompson
Aradarke
Se’s
Pope Well Nears Test With Gas at Coal County Site
Pope Well in J. A Hobinson No. 1 Joe Pope, 34-1n-9e, Coal county, shows 7 181 feet base of McLish sand with 7 246 feet pipe, offsetting delays as production testing gear moves in. Robinson expects resumed operations this week. initial reports cite 30,000,000 foot lag and distillate, with bids from several companies pending final test results.
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J. A Hobinson
Joe Pope
Coal County
Locaion
Robinson
Centrahoma
Stonewall
Community Notices From Fittstown and Adjacent Towns
Deriba Holliman spent Thursday night with Miss Dorthy Dooley. Numerous visits include Miss Patsy Loman of County Line to Mr and Mrs W L Dooley, and Miss Viola Chronister with Ruth and Jo Ann Logan. Several trips to Ada and Harden City noted. Calvin Brown injured in an explosion at Harden City electric plant with non serious injuries. Mrs C Inwin of Harden City died Sunday after becoming critically ill.
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Deriba Holliman
Miss Dorthy
Dooley
Patsy Loman
County Line
W. L. Dooley
Viola
Hershel Chronister
Ruth
Jo Ann Logan
Christian Timmons
Callie Nabors
Ada
Leroy Johnson
Buddy Crain
Yukon
Okla
Oren Cherry
Noble Holman
Z. Jackson
Flora Ethel Dooley
Bertha Loman
Byne
Raymond Miller
Wichita Fails
Texas
Charley Timmons
James Gabler
Borger
Elmer Hollman
A. 0. Harmon
Connie
Duane
Carter
Russell Trammell
Hogkie
Charley
Z. G. Timmons
Kenneth Ross
Anaduska
John Logan
Byng
Finis Logan
Calvin Brown
Harden City
Mr. Brown
C. Inwin
Money Bays
Jerinas: Spain renames brandy to sidestep Cognac claims
Spain's wine and brandy producers rename Spanish brandy to Jerinas after complaints that French Cognac labels mislead. The change aims to distinguish Spanish product from Cognac from Cog mac region claims, as drinkers at bars adopt the new name.
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Madrid
Spain
France
Far East Air Force moves base to Korea
The Far East Air Forces shifted its advance base from southern Japan to Korea to speed the war against North Korea. The Fifth Air Force headquarters is now near Yongsan with Maj. Gen. Earl E. Partridge in command and Brig. Gen. Edward J. Timberlake, Jr. as vice commander. The move aims to extend fighter time over targets and reduce fuel use.
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U. S
Korea
Far East Air Forces
Japan
Fifth Air Force
Earl E. Partrtridge
Air Force
General Partridge
South Korea
Nagoya
Partridge
Edward J. Timberlake, Jr
Ada Receives More Rains On Weekend
Ada recorded a heavy Saturday downpour with 7.02 inches and a high of 82, followed by a Sunday shower peak near 83 and a low of 66. The weekend totals boosted the month’s rainfall as a 14 point barometric rise suggested a slowing rain pattern and cooler weather.
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Ada
New Plastic Cloth And Synthetic Fiber for Home Use
A vinyl resin plastic coated cloth with hand woven look debuts for summer home decor. 50 inch wide fabric in multiple colors suits wall coverings and slipcovers with strong cotton base. A new synthetic textile Fiber V is tested for curtains shirts threads and summer suiting, while used in small scale fire hoses, showing high tensile strength and moisture resistance.
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Sue Gardner
Iti
Immediate Tax Boost Discussed in Capitol Talks
President Truman and congressional leaders discussed an emergency tax rise to curb immediate financing gaps from a potential surge in military spending. Speaker Rayburn and aides indicated the plan is interim, possibly paired with a profits tax, to be studied by Treasury and committee chairs soon. The White House aims to send a midyear economic message next week.
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Truman
Rayburn
E Treasury Snyder
Senate
House
Capitol
Rayourn
Congress
Charles G. Ross
White House
Capitol Hil
Ross
Trueman
Oklahoma Economic Growth Through Postwar Years
Oklahoma shows rising income payments from 829 million in 1940 to 2.361 billion in 1948, with farm, mineral, and manufacturing gains. Per capita income climbs from 356 in 1940 to 1,023 in 1948, while manufacturing employment falls from 137,585 in 1939 to 63,050. New water, hydro power, steam, and transport improvements accompany stronger schools and living standards shaping future expansion.
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Oldahoma
Oklahoma
United States
Fragmented Note on Local Sale and Territory Claims
A partial OCR fragment cites general features and territorial claims. It mentions fast moving residents and a salesman, with unclear references to sales activity and local governance. The readable content is sparse and lacks concrete names or dates.
Memories Rise for Boyle Heads For Korea War Coverage
Ful Boyle, Pulitzer winner and AP correspondent, heads to Korea to chronicle the American GI story. He recalls past campaigns from North Africa to Europe and the Pacific, noting the comforts of travel but the persistent pull of danger. His wife Frances initially objects, joking he will face more battles at home after fifty years of marriage.
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Hall Soxle
Ful Boyle
Associated Press
Korea
Boyle
Pacific
China
Manchuria
United States
South Korea
Frances
Margarine Use to Widen After tax repeal in 1950
The July 1950 shift ends federal restrictions on colored margarine distribution across states and may lift local bans where dairy interests are less dominant. Readers are urged to accept butter for milk producers yet consider margarine for budget cooking as new packs and fortified formula promise nutrition and lower prices.
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Edits
M. Barber
National Guardsmen Recieve Commissions
Ira Walkup of the state Highway Patrol and James B. Mading a salesman were commissioned as second lieutenants in the National Guardsmen.
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Vata
Jay
Teo
Ira Walkup
Righway Patrol
James B. Mading
Beiore
Comes a Shooting War Outcry Against Big Business Dwindles
New York analysis suggests Korea War could mute public protest against corporate size as big firms profit through wartime integration. 1949 figures show only largest corporations boosted profits, while smaller firms suffered. large manufacturers employ about four million workers with vast assets.
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New York
Korea
Bighess
Sawyer
America
General Electric
Charles E. Wilson
National Industrial, Conference Board
National Ley Bank of New York
Roff Church of Christ opens meetings and building progress
The Roff Church of Christ begins a series of daily meetings from the 21st through the 30th led by Evangelist Will M. Thompson with Truman Harris directing singing. A new baptistry and classrooms are under construction at the west end, funded by members and friends who also provide meals and cleanup help.
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Church OF Christ the
Roff Church of Christ
Daly
Will M. Thompson
Truman Harris
Church of Christ
Tommy Medlock
Johnny Jones
Nolan Hexter
Robert Hester
Methodist WSCS Meets At Church For Study And Luncheon
The Methodist church WSCS gathered Thursday for quilting and a noon luncheon after a brief business session. Members studied the book of Matthews, welcomed two new members Mrs. P B Hamer and Mrs. George McDaniels, and listed visitors. A Sunday school party with a weiner roast and swimming followed hosted by Woodrow Cottey and assistants for the intermediate class.
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Methodist Church News
W.S.C.S
HM. Wall
Mathews
R. 24. Etchieson
Fred Koch
G. L. Guestinger
Joe McDaniels
Pau Young
B. N
Woodrow Cottey
Paul Miller
Beauchamp Bunyard
Weiner Roast Land
Jim Fairchild
Jack Coffey
Kay Larsh
Rev New to Leave for Albuquerque Soon
Rev and Mrs Thomas D New will depart August 1 for Albuquerque New Mexico to establish their home Rev New will fill the pulpit at the morning services at the Messnophist church next Sunday July.
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Thomas D. New
Albuquerque
N. M
New
Messnphist
HADACOL credited with improved outlook and health
Mrs Poling credits HADACOL for relief from stomach distress and deficiencies in vitamins Bi Bi Iron and Niacin. She says three months of use restored appetite, sleep, and energy, leading to positive word of mouth and plans to continue HADACOL. The ad promises refund if not satisfied and cites trial venues and costs.
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Tron
Niacin
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