Ada attorney seeks State Legislature post from Pontotoc
Lewis M. Watson, Ada attorney, announces candidacy for State Representative Post No. 2 in Pontotoc county. He cites farm roots, teaching, Navy service, law training, and Democratic leadership roles as qualifications and urges voters to support in the July 4 primary.
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Lewis ML Watson
Ada
Pontotoc County
Ada Evening News
Watson
Pontotec County
Lewis M. Watson
Asta
East Central State College
United States Navy
Hi Country
Naval Reserve
University of Oklahomaj Law School
Her
Phi Alpha Delta
Democratic Party
League of Young Democrats
East Central
State League of Young Democrats
League
Pontstec
Oklatorna
Oklahoma
Body of Saint Francis Xavier to be shown in Goa
In Goa Portuguese India the body of St Francis Xavier in Bom Jesus Church will again be exposed to the public until 1952. The saint died in 1552 while on a mission near China. his preserved state is repeatedly shown to visitors. Oldest printed books note China’s 888 date per Britannica.
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Ae Francis Xavier
Goa
Portuguese India
St Francis Xavier
Bom Jesus
China
Ling
Trivere
U. S
Moscoso
Tom
Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico Lures Industry With Tax Plan Aims to Help 1962
San Juan Puerto Rico's development push targets 1962 tax holidays with a new low corporate tax. The Puerto Rico Industrial Development Co plans to create up to 100000 jobs as it lures mainland firms. Governor Luis Muñoz Marín backs a light tax regime to spur private investment and fund power, water, schools, hospitals, and housing.
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San Juan
P.R
Puerto Rico
Amerca
Puerto Rico Industrial Development Co
Ted Moscoso
Moscoso
Luis Munoz Marin
Sia
Beardsley Rumi
Treasury
U. S
Bus Moscoso
Steel Rods Help Girl Walk Again After Brittle Bones
CHICAGO June 7 Little Marilyn Kay Howard a 13 year old from Charleston IL is learning to walk again after steel rods reinforced her leg bones. Doctors at Illinois Research removed bone sections between her ankle and knee and threaded slices onto a rod as a new graft. X rays show thicker bones and doctors hope to remove supports soon.
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Chicago
Marilyn Kay Howard
Charleston
University of Illinois Research Hospital
Marilyn
Ilinois Research
United States
Rural roads: 400000 miles to be abandoned
Washington report from the Bureau of Public Roads argues that about 400000 miles of rural highways nationwide should be vacated as nonessential. The study notes many roads are mere rights of way and urges reallocation of federal road funds to more vital routes.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Teporter
Congress
Kansas
New Mexico
North Dakota
South Dakota
Barbs and bites mix with summer heat and sport
A humorous column notes careless street crossing risks, a New Jersey dog bite incident affecting eight people, and the return of mosquito season. It mentions a circus outing with a boy and his dad, swimming lessons, a hot dog motif, and a quirky reference to a jetboa rodent and a man’s desired 26 succp two hundred feet jump.
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New Jersey
Meat Thermometer Tips for Roast Beef and Gravy
Edith M Barber explains using a meat thermometer to cook roast beef to preferred doneness. Guidance covers timings per pound, high then low heat vs steady low heat, bone avoidance, and thermometer readings for rare, medium, and well done. Also includes dish gravy and simple gravy method with flour and pan drippings.
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Sy Edith M. Barber
Thompson Braly Law Firm Dissolved
The Thompson & Braly law firm dissolves. Claude V. Thompson moves to the corner of Twelfth and Rennie in the Meaders building. Mack Braly remains on the third floor of the Amapivar building.
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Thompson & Braly
Claude V
Thompson and Mack. Braly
Mr. Thompson
Twelfth and
Rennie
Meaders, Gunning and
Str
Braly’s
New Porch Shade Promises Cooling Privacy and Style
A wooden basswood shade with ventilator features cooling by allowing air to circulate freely. Adjustable height and wide top gaps provide privacy on hot sunlit porches. Available in multiple colors and simple to install, it suits apartments and homes alike.
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Seber
Osages Elect Oberly Ticket Triumphs In Tribal Vote
Osage Indian Chief John Oberly and his cooperative party swept quadrennial tribal offices in Pawhuska Oklahoma. Oberly won 698 votes to 538 for Simon Henderson, while assistant chief Charles Lookout Sr defeated Franklin Shaw 827 to 502. Voters chose chief, assistant chief and eight council seats, with Edward Simpkins David Ware George Labadie Joe Revellette Charles Carter Sr. Paul listed among elected council members.
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Pawhuska
Okla
John Oberly
Fred Lookout
Co-Operative Party
Cberly
Simon Henderson
Protective Association
Oberly
Charles Lookout
Franklin B Shaw
Lookout
Ovages
Shaw
Edward Simpkins
David Ware
George V. Labadie
Joe Revelette
Charles A. Carter Sr
Paul
Keith Miller Earns Dental Degree From Western College
Keith Miller of Ada, son of Rev Harry Miller and now residing in Coalpate, has graduated from Kansas City Western Dental College with a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree. He plans to practice after a short visit home, with an older brother Dr. Ross Miller a Mayo Brothers fellow in Rochester, Minnesota. A son, Keith Adair Miller, born June 2 in Mississippi, completed the family details.
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Keith Miller
Ada
Harry Miller
Coalpate
Miller
Kansas City Western Dental College
Mississippi
Keith Adair Miller
East Central College
Dental
Ross Miller
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Minn
Wheat Harvest Spreads Through Oklahoma Fields
Widespread harvest activity begins as fields in Garfield and surrounding counties face wet ground. Labor and equipment are adequate, but recent rains slow cutting in Grady and other counties. Alex Pope brings first Garfield county wheat to Enid. average yield eight to ten bushels per acre. moisture high, ground soft, and progress steady as conditions improve.
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Asianoma
Weather Bureau
Garfield County
Harsman
Jackson
Kiowa
Tillman
Stephens
Alex Pope
Coyington
Enid
W. B. Johnson
Grady
Canadian
Kingfisher
Logan
Blaine
Custer
Washite
Woods County
Auslin
Malaya Plans Six Year Drive for Newsprint Supply
Penang Malaya may help meet world newsprint demand as a six year development plan advances. The country currently imports all its newsprint and other paper and faces a global shortage of newsprint.
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Penang
Malaya
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Rona
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An Sue Gardner
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Norman
Okls
University of Oklahoma
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W. §. Campbell
Ann Arbor, Mich
John Duncan Finlayson
Tulsa University
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Tulsa
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
Rhode Island
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Buddy) Gray
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