Dallas Public Health mobile unit screens diabetes on street
A Dallas City Health Department mobile testing unit screens residents for diabetes using a Hewson Clinitron in trailer labs. The five minute test identifies unknown diabetics and directs positives to their physicians for early treatment, aiming to curb the disease through outreach at suburban centers and home shows.
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Roger Boatwright
NEA Specifl
Dallas
Tex
Neai
Hugo LC. Wilkerson
Public Health Department
Wilkerson
Ebicn Heffman
Cyiitron
Major Democratic Candidates Schedule Speaking Tour in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City May 27 major Democratic contenders unveiled a weeklong slate of appearances for U S Senate and gubernatorial races. Elmer Thomas will speak in Muskogee and Vinita with stops in multiple towns. Ike Monroney flags numerous stops across eastern and southern counties including Wister Stillwell Tahlequah and Wagoner. Frank P Douglass and Johnston Murray outline extensive itineraries in Bartlesville Fairland Grove Collinsville Pryor and other towns. William O Coe and Henry etta list dense schedules across central and western towns with dates through Saturday.
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Oklahoma City
U. S. Senate
Elmer Thomas
U.S. Senate
Muskogee
Vinita
Miami
Salina
Hugo
Durant
Ike Monroney
Bowleys
Helconville
McAlester
Krebs
Alderson
Hartsho
State Round-Up trip by Home Demonstration group
Twelve girls and twelve boys depart Tuesday May 30 for State Round-Up in Stillwater and return Friday June 2. Participants include Wanda Maddox, Vaness Health, Patsy Thompson, Lucinda McLish, Beth Kent, Mary Lou McKeel, Joyce McAnally, Virginia Taylor, Janet Taylor, Ida Belle Neely, Latta, Chloe Ann Feikins, Margaret Ann Webb, and others with demonstrations on topics such as cotton clothing, Lifes of Scarfs, and making ice cream.
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Pour-H Club
Bullwater
Stillwater
Siris
Wanda Maddox
Vaness
Patsy Thompson
MecLish
Beth Kent
Mary Lou McKeel
McLish
Joyce McAnally
Virginia Taylor
Allen
Janet Taylor
Ida Belle Neely
Chloe Ann Feikins
Margaret Ann Web
4-H Club Parade and Banquet Schedule May events
The 4-H Club Parade includes Wanda Fitzhugh Colbert June Farmer and Janet afar in a girls clothing contest. A special banquet by Brown Dunkin and John A Brown Co. will honor the clubs on Wednesday May 31. Also: Home Improvement manners horticulture courses and district club officer elections.
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Fitzhugh
Wanda Balthrop
Colbert
June Farmer
Surmmere Chapel
Janet Afar
Brown-Dunkin
John A. Brown Company
Francis Club
Lucille Parker
Galey Club
Colbert Club
Beauty Treatments Help Women Mental Patients
NEA Special Correspondent reports at Brooklyn State Hospital that beauty care for female patients serves as therapy. A manic depressive patient gains speech and appetite after a beauty session, then improves with hair, makeup, nails, and facials. About 1500 of 1900 women receive regular treatments, viewed by psychiatrists as therapeutic and confidence-boosting.
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Rusa
Wren
Brooklyn State Hospital
Copper Mining Loss Reported in Eagle Creek Run
Engineers estimate that during a development period copper mining by products yielded 506009 dollars in value from BNE taken at Eagle Creek in Wain county North Carolina.
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Eagle Creek
Wain County
N.C
Mother Seeks To Block Adoption Of Daughter
In Los Angeles on May 30 a 2-year-old actress Sydney Perkins Dagmar asked the court to stop the adoption of her five-year-old daughter Jane by wealthy Clifford and Mrs. Hakes. The Hakes say Dagmar abandoned the child and have supported her for year and a half. Dagmar, daughter of polo player Peter Perkins, said she did not always have money for support but did not abandon the girl.
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Los Angeles
Sydney Perkins Dagmar
Eaper
Clifford Hakes
Hakes
Jane
Dagmar
Peter Perkins
Edward L. Clampitt to study abroad before foreign service
Edward Lowell Clampitt of Roff plans study in Paris and Mexico after earning a B A in education with a Spanish major from East Central. An honor student for four semesters, he worked as a telegraph operator for Southern Pacific and Southern Railroad prior to his 1971 East Central entry.
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Edward Lowell Clampitt
Roff
East Central
Paris
France
University of Mexico
Foreign Service
State Department
Clampitt
Ithe
Southern Pacific Railroad
Arizona
I New Mexico
Texas
Tthe Southern Railroad
Alabaama
Missei
Tennessee
Ross High School
Jak Clampitt
Navy
Pacific
Philippines
Guam
Japan
Konawa Lions elect officers and pool opens for summer
The Konawa Lions Club elected officers led by Jack Streetman as president with George Cashman as first vice president and J J Ogburn as second vice president. The pool opened Sunday with Marvin Ross as manager lifeguard and admission 15 cents for children 25 for high school students 35 for adults. The Kanawa community notes also cover a bridge club gathering and local graduation events at Konawa High School with speeches, awards, and diplomas.
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Kenawa Lions Club
Jack Streetman
George Cashman
J.J ". Ogburn
Burwell Bates
Robert Camp
Tamer
Bert Harris, Jr
Bill Tucker
Bob Ryle
Clarence Roper
E A. Hudson
F. P. Swan
Sam Bates
MC. Bevens
G. D. Brewer
A L. Burress
George F. Cashman
Milton Courtney
F. M Dailey
O. Tt. Damron
Jack Davis
George W. Ennis
Ben Frank
Jack Gray
Bery Harvis
A. E. Hostetter
W. L. Huddleston
E. A. Hudson
Harley Moore
J. L. Ogburs
Clarence Raper
R. C. Ryle
Harald Shannon
W.R Slaughter
A. L. Stephens
J. W. Stewart
Herbert Sugg
Ralph Lurber
Earl Taylor
Earl Watts
Roy Adair
W. L. Hailey
Dr. G. M. Kursar
Charles Montgomery
Bert Harris
A Hutchins
Wes Leather
Konawa
Marvin Ross
Ladies Bridge Club
F. M. Dailey
Gerald Walton
Harold Shannon
George Strauss
Rey Douthit
Juanita Lamont
Rade Rusking
Bedford Bates
Wewoka
Bert Harris Jr
Mabel Duckett
Strauss
A. E Hostetter
Walter Damron
Oda Terry
Aaron Frey
Bill Chase
H. 7. Styron
Walton
Shannon
Roy Douthit
Dailey
Oklahoma Retail Trade Gains in Early 1944
Oklahoma's retail trade for the first four months of 1944 rose over 15 percent from 1943, led by durable goods and higher department store sales. Building and freight carload activity also climbed while postal receipts, bank debits, farm cash income, and some deposits declined. A Harding Junior High graduation in Oklahoma City saw one student absent as diplomas were awarded. Clampitt married Lorena Bird of McLoud, with Clampitt taking on a lab role at Valley View hospital while he studies in Mexico City. he previously led the Pan American club on campus.
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Norman
Okda
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma Business Bulletin
Bulletin
Clampitt
Lorena Bird
McLoud
Ichool
Mexico City
Valley View Hospital
Haward Climpitt
Roft
East Central Enrollment Begins Monday at State College
East Central will plunge into enrollment on Monday with pre-registration tests and early registration for freshmen and transfers. Seniors register by surname groups Monday, juniors and sophomores follow, while freshmen and transfer students report to Room 56 for tests and orientation before Tuesday registration.
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East Central State College
Horace Mann
Linscheid Library
Ada to Observe Memorial Day with Local Program
Ada plans a Memorial Day observance at Memorial Park at 11 o'clock presented by the American Legion and VFW chapters. A half hour broadcast over KADA will follow the ceremony with distinctions for Gold Star Mothers, music, prayers, a Memorial address, and wreath placements, featuring local officials and auxiliary presidents.
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Ada
Memorial Park
American Legion
Catherine Mulray
Tom Wilson
I. J. Blevins
Buddy
Pat Kilpatrick
John-Boyce McKeel
Joe Roper
KADA
Cash
Jean Cahill
VFW
Helen Badgwell
American Levon Auxiliary
B. A. Lasater
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Riley Bailey
Joe Furlong
Legion
Temperatures Drop as Ada Sees Cool Friday Night
Ada teachers report a back to back cool spell with Friday night dipping to 50 degrees after a 58 degree low earlier. A light Friday shower left a trace of moisture while Herefords baseball fans saw another victory on a muddy field. Superintendent Rex Morrison noted Ada High School’s graduation night was the sole event of its kind in at least 15 years as the Bons Club convened Friday afternoon and ran into Monday.
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Ada
Herefords
Rex. Morrison
Switchmen End Plans For Strike
The Switchmen's Union of North America canceled its June 2 strike threat against ten western railroads after progress in negotiations. The National Mediation Board said sufficient gains justify continuing mediation. The union seeks a 40 hour week with 48 hour pay, time and a half for Saturday, and double time for Sunday. Early watermelons are on the market.
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Washington
Switchmen's Union
National Mediation Board
Francis A Oneill, Jr
O'Neill
Mediation Board
Sail
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Chicago
Gow
Berlin Quiet Day Before Mass Youth Parade
Berlin was quiet and alert on the eve of a planned Whitsun tide parade by East German youths in the Russian sector. Walter Ulbricht rejected western calls for elections and urged withdrawal of American and British forces, while West Berlin faced limited, nonlethal violence and a cautious Allied stance.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
Ulbricht
Russia
Germany
West Berlin
West
Accident near Ana sends Brydia and Hays to hospital
An accident five and a half miles west of Ana near Pickett sent two men to Valley View hospital Monday night. Robert W. Hays, 15, suffered a fractured knee and possible other fractures, while Fred Brydia, driver of the second car, had minor bruises and was shaken up. Hospital officials expected Brydia to go home Tuesday. Hays is a service engineer for Barold Sales Commission of Tulsa. Brydia is an independent oil operator of Ada. Police said Brydia’s 1946 Packard was traveling west at about 40 mph in a no passing zone when his car struck Hays’ vehicle on the right front and side.
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Ana
Pickett
Valley View Hospital
Robert W. Hays
Fred Brydia
Heys
1620
South
Barold Sales Commission
Tulsa
Brydia
Ada
Glen
New corduroy fabric for drapery and upholstery gains favor
A reader asks for durable fabrics for bedroom drapery and slipcovers. A 54 inch wide pinwale corduroy offering comes in multiple colors and mirrors France’s cord du roi, suitable for tailored slipcovers and contemporary upholstery. Also noted: a tough eight inch double edged kitchen knife that resists sharpening for years and a baby toy shoe design with pink or bite corduroy felt and plastic animal heads. A divorce filing in Delaware county notes Beaty seeks to block rocks thrown at his new car.
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Sue Gardner
France
Grnersl
Munci
Ind
Tre Beaty
Delia
Delaware County
Au-D Persoc
North East Texas Weather Kills One as Winds Sweep Area
A severe storm swept north and east Texas with damaging winds a tornado and heavy rain. Greenville and nearby towns suffered toppled trees damaged crops and collapsed barns while Tyler faced property damage. The Dallas Fort Worth area endured hail and lightning. one fatality occurred when a Greenville man touched a live wire exiting a storm shelter.
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Greenville
Tex
Hall
Texas
Fenniel
Tidwell
Jacobie
Tyler
Dallas
Fort Worth
Pilot Point
Denton County
T&pmkt
Sherman
Billy Ray Webb
Greensville
Peniel
Ffreight
Commerce
Methodists in New Assignments Across Oklahoma
Ninety Methodist ministers face new duties after five day west Oklahoma conference. Bishop W Angie Smith announced transfers including Virgil Alexander moving from Tulsa district to Ardmore First. Bonner Teeter to Sulphur First from Chickasha. W S Collins to St Paul Sulphur. Charles L Bolding to Saldedo. J Howard Bush to Perry. Fred Stelz to Verden Pocasset.
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Oklahoma City
West Okahoma
W. Angie Smith
Oklahoma-New Mexico
Virgil Alexander
Tulsa
First Methodist
Ardmore
First
Ada
Tulas
Bonner Teeter
Sulnhur
Chickasha
W. S. Collins
St Paul
Sulhur
Charles L. Bolding
Salcedo
Madill
J. Howard Bush
Perry
Fred Stelz
Sulphur
Verden-Pocanset
Gre
No Solution Yet Of Hileman Case
Creek county authorities said they were no nearer a solution in the baffling case of E. R. Hileman 95 found dead in a darkened night dining room last Sunday No arrests have been made Sheriff Lee Johnson and deputies pursued a new theory that the shooting stemmed from an attempted liquor rash. Hileman a Tulsa man was found slumped over a telephone table with an empty 45 caliber cartridge and a loafer shoe not his as the only clues.
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Sapulpa
Okla
Creek County
E. R. Hileman
Lee Johnson
Hileman
Registration Continues at East Central College For 1950 Summer
Freshman enrollment is rising as summer session starts at East Central College. By 4 PM Tuesday 86 had registered with many awaiting. total expected around 190, about 15 to 20 higher than last year. Dean Treadwell notes turnout near last summer’s 1050 headcount. housing tight but workable. many students seek part time work. classes begin Wednesday at 7 AM.
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East Central College
T. K. Treadwell
Harvey Faust
Dean Treadwell
Daveda Swaffar
Pontotoc County 4-Hers head to Stillwater state rally
About two dozen Pontotoc county 4-H boys and girls depart early this morning for the state 4-H Round-Up in Stillwater. Assistant county agent Lester Smith and Miss Katherine Summers accompany the group as the meet runs from Tuesday night to Friday noon. Participants were chosen for leadership and strong home projects with entries in team and individual demonstrations, timely topics, clothing, health, home improvement, manners, horticulture, and club officer elections with group discussions and entertainment.
Colorado Hosts 156 Celebrations and Rodeos Each Year
A writer notes more than 156 celebrations and about 30 major rodeos take place annually in Colorado. The piece suggests change prompts us to reexamine life and urges spending time wisely amid constant activity.
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Colorado
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