Dairy Plan in Coal County Calves Impress Local Group
In Coal County a dairy plan organized by FFA and veterans brings Guernsey calves from Wisconsin to local farms. County Agent Curtis Floyd reports the calves are healthier than expected and should produce similar cows. Local leaders and veterans assisted with the calf placements among four 4H clubs and several farming families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castgate
FFA
Guernsey
Wisconan
Curtis Floyd
Dale Brown
Boal County
Eanz Tec
Coxl County
Acl
Frank Whin
Stanley Holrs
Keath McMlan
John
Grigs
Gogin
Y d
Eh Club
Alison Natly
Tom Mack
Jeo James
Dri
B. E. Fomines
Omet Pinel
Evan Cutts
Frank Kane
Roscoe Williams
Frank Martin
Grevige McKinrey
Lacy
Curtis Frond
Donatd Dubnson
Chayton Lawrence
Ev Taylor
Obie Hudson
Geocre Harryfield
Don Walliams
Frank Whithane
Subcommittee in Speedy Heating On Interior Bill
Washington dispatch reports a Senate appropriations subcommittee fast tracked an interior department bill for the 1949 fiscal year starting July 1. Public hearings aired requests to raise funds beyond 3.1 billion and target dates for floor action were set for Friday or Saturday. Witnesses, including 30 outsiders, faced five minute limits as officials questioned proposed increases and policy implications for government power and reclamation costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior Department
Senate
Ani
Congress
Anuse
Budge Roubis
House
Tra Hoon
Pawer Company
Logan and Cowden Asked to Delay Senate Post Campaign
Beaver Oklahoma June 3 Logan and Bord Cowden from Lawton and Chandler faced calls from Senator Leonard to refrain from campaigning for the state senate president pro tempore post after elections. Leonard argued such efforts could unfairly affect new and returning senators awaiting their status. The note references reelection plans for Cowden and others in a broader political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Okio
Digishi Leonard
Myo
Powell
Senate
Leonard
Bill Logan
Lawton
Bord Cowden
Chandler
Cowden
Leonie Sach
Wmier
For Sale Husband Ad Sparks White Race Offer
A Glenns Ferry Idaho classified ad offers a 42 year old man as a “husband” for sale to a white woman for 28000 dollars. The listing claims the offer is genuine, not a publicity stunt, and provides a mailing address for responses.
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Glenns Ferry
Idaho
Rgn
Jm & Newspaper
Gleans Ferry Gazette
Jamy
Aidhwyre
McCoy
Gleans Ferry
Oklahoma Press Group Ends Meet Tulsa Convention Highlights
The Oklahoma Press Association wrapped a three day convention in Tulsa. Resolutions warned newspapers against using news stories for political campaigning and possible docking of subscriptions. James Cuddle Weatherford News was elected president. Noyengm Daily Transcript treasurer to vice president. Rick Marlinent Oklahoma City Livestock News named successor. Leland Vance spoke urging a state wide safety council fund raise. Goal of twenty thousand dollars with contributions from Oklahoma City Tulsa and smaller communities. Next meeting planned for Muskogee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Tune &Fp
Oklahoma Press Association
OPA Ec
Newspr
Janes Cuddle
Weatherford News
Cushing Daily Nn
EB. Tarman
Noyengm Daily Transcript
Organikatioty
Reno Arheriam
Broxen Arrow Ledger
Leland Vance
Oklahoma Safety, Council
H. Pieres
Alabama Press Association
Jasper
Vance
Safety Council
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
Manitou farmer dies in highway crash after control loss
William Westey Wiscom, 29, a Manitou farmer, died from injuries after a Thursday crash when his vehicle failed to negotiate a curve and struck the rear of another. The report notes 170 or more highway deaths in the period, with references to Oklahoma road fatalities in 1928 and mentions a Brilah show business scene with a singer described as a "niece noise" performer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prederick
Ghia
Tyne
Flor Mhoma
Willian Westey
Wisdom
Thursda
Oklorama
Brilah
Wre Pecforma
County dairy ball program aids local youth efforts
County commissioners back a new dairy ball program for Pontoléc youth, furnishing seven proven herd sires to service dairy heifers. Bulls housed in sturdy pens at the fairgrounds will be supervised by a bull keeper, with health certificates required and breeding fees set at 25 dollars. Details include dedicated breeding chutes, disinfectant vats, and strict sanitary rules to protect livestock and participants.
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Pontoléc
Fairgrounds
Bern
Nams
Zeccimg
Velerimaxi
Tinrin Boys
Drought Bites Corn Belt Amid Light Midwest Showers
scattered showers eased a drought in the Midwestern corn belt but relief remains limited. grain dealer C M Galvin from Bennet Co Chicago notes rains brought only hundredths of an inch while farmers await more substantial moisture as forecasts hint at possible showers Tuesday or Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Inc
Midwest
C. M. Galvin
James E. Bennet, and Company
Checago Grain Commission
Chicago
Asics
Richmond City Council Race Stirs Voters At Meeting
In Richmond on June 5 the council race heated up as candidates clashed in a tense session. The fray centered on regulatory details and campaign conduct with some observers noting sharp exchanges and raised voices while the chairman tried to keep proceedings orderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froehs
Richmond
Richmond Aity Council
Burglary Charged in Postal Robbery in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City June 5 Wry-Pas inspectors say that Ranke Chester Ciothinin will face charges for burglary of a post office at Prairie Grove Arkansas Feb and Tuoot fromt the robbery evidence found in the back yard of Collins home at Bethany. The loot included money order blanks postal savings certificates government bonds and postage stamps with a value of 21708 and Payrtewules against Collins and Rex Bechiner of Ballas Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Ranke Chester Ciothinin
Payettiville
Prairie Grove
Arle
Feb
Collins
Bethany
Ovar Heye i
Bechiner
Rex
Ballas
Tex
Coal County Dairy Tour Set For Monday Morning
Coal County Dairy Tour will be held Monday morning with visits to several farms around Clarita. Curtis Moye, county agent, lists nine stations including Daniel farm northeast of Chavita, Sherthorns, Ladams, Bull Robinson, Dodson, Hescoe Williams, and guests from Oklahoma A and M College. Coordinated by Coal County Chamber and Wilson Parking Co. Meet at Post Office at 2 46 am for transportation and guiding map.
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Coalgate
Monclath
Curtis Moye
Aezns
Istincmary
John
Daniel
Niles Podtheast
Chavita
Sherthorns
Ladam J
Clarita
Dergeys
Bull Robinson
Clarite Jerseys
J. Dodson
Lerseys
Hescoe Willams
Guermyeys
Coal County Chamber Commerce
Wilson Parking Company
Tych Stinnett
Dotyman
McGillare
Okletoma A
Yo Nyblig
Pite Driver Hits Of In Aberdeen Pite Driver
In Aberdeen Washington a pile driver accident occurred during work on a new safety building site. Fireman Charles Hall and Police Captain Jom B. Gillespie noted oil seeping from a storage tank as four test walls were driven nearby, with officials unsure if a stagnation or deep underground source caused the spill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Wash
Jom B. Gillespie
Charles Hall
Unclear OCR Items From Pickaway County Crash Report
Fragments describe a fatal accident south of Klarrigburg involving a Baltimore and Ohio line train with two girls and a baby killed and others injured. Details are garbled but mention a doctor and a woman receiving attention, with references to figures and locations in Pickaway County Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickaway County Rr
Klarrigburg
Here
Effort to Pass Housing Bill Stalls in House Committee
Washington June 5 An effort to discharge the Taft-Wagner housing bill from the House Banking Committee failed. Speaker Martin and Rep. Wolcott indicated possible action before adjournment, but votes needed to bypass the committee were not secured. Senate-approved provisions for government-backed construction and mortgage insurance remain under debate as the House weighs its version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feanctsm
Washington
House Banking Committee
Martie
R-Mase
Rep
Wolcott
Rmich
Banking Committee
Tosday
Canatoss
Senate
de Taft-Edlerder-Wagner
Fay
House
Rem
Sponch
Kentucky
Amowe
Ks Svongsors
Tat
Ohim
Walcot
Wehal
Imris Billy
Amy del
Tare Mara Toy Kame
Hevany
Chen Orchestra at Lakeside Supper Club
A garbled notice describes Chen Orchestra at Lakeside Supper Club with a large band and many sidemen. It mentions performances and promotional materials as the event draws attention, though many details are unclear. The fragment hints at a concert setting and crowded stage with multiple players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osen
Childe Thoshill
Sealy
County Candidates Ignite Voter Drive Amid Heat and Hype
County political hopefuls packed Francis Auditorium for a heated campaign meeting as heat and crowd energy surged. Virgil Hunt chaired the event with county officials introduced early, and several short speeches followed before state contenders spoke. Next sessions are slated for Byng Tuesday at 6 and Saturday afternoon.
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le Mgeltz
WRI AP Daarecine
Pontoteo County
Byng
Abe Samt
Francis
Sehoal
Sing-Somg
Audienes
Fran
Foy Tie
Virgil Hunt
Jews Carve Rocky Corner of Zion Behind Barbed Wire
The YMCA building in Jerusalem stands as a focal point amid rising tensions as Arab and Jewish forces threaten the city. Miller, longtime YMCA staffer, plans retirement after 40 years. Lee Terrill will assume the director role as Western Allies monitor possible attacks.
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Zion
David
Boyer
Hutut
Associae
Jerusalem
Holy Hand
Palestine
J Tiller
Sioux City
YMCA
Maller
Traugee
Ak Red Cross
Genawa
Avounet
Janel Buttets
Ins Welt
Tov
Holy
America
Paris
Middle East
Sireeche Tower
Empie
Goim- Miller
Dacques
Geneva
de Reynier
King David Hotel
Terre Sancta College
Monsieur de Reynier
Miller
Ef. S
Ieawe
Shortage of Skilled Labor Emerges in Area
Oklahoma City region reports a new shortage of skilled labor in April as production rises at Pinker Field and Boeing’s Wichita plant expands. Bank debits show Tulsa up 44 percent in April, Oklahoma City 19 percent, while overall district gains reach double digits. Land prices rise with district peaks seen, Nebraska and Kansas leading percentage increases.
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Oklahoma City
Une
Apiil
Federal Reserve Bank Distr Bank
Boeimg Airplane Co
Wichita
Kas
Soea
Gkishoma City
Pinker Field
Tulse
Osishema City
Berriesville
Watniesville
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kamsas
Wyoming
New Mexico
Meissourt
New Use Is Found For Diaper Paper
Oak Ridge Tennessee researchers at the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies report a new use for diaper paper. They say the absorbent material is effective for soaking up stray radioactive tracer atoms during isotope research, helping to keep tables undecontaminated by wrapping and disposing of used sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Institute 73
Folka
Re Registration In Revised Ada Precincts Begins Soon
Voter registration for the first primary in Ada county’s revised precincts starts Monday and runs through June 24. New Ward 1 Precinct includes Ware Ave south of 18th and extends to city limits, adding a precinct mesh to Ada’s 22. Existing precincts shift boundaries. many residents must re register to vote in the new or extended districts. Registration for the July 27 primary opens 20 days before the election.
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Ada
Ware Ft
Eighteemth
Townsend
Mississippi
New
Valley View Hospital
S. BH
Ava
Main
Fifteentt
New Cty Tiottts
Fifteenth
New City
Sixteenth
Johnston
Mew
Soda Pon Aids Pediatric X ray Examinations
A doctor explains that soda pop helps children swallow air and creates a bubble for clearer X ray views of swallowed objects. Dr. Nemec notes many young children refuse barium and soda bubble gas improves visualization, with soda preferred over barium by some patients.
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PjSoda
Stanley Fie Nemec
Nemec
War Vets Assess Postwar Psychological Health
Indiana University psychology clinic director D Beier says veterans show no greater psychological illness than other men and that a postwar epidemic was not realized. He notes veterans may seek help more readily. In Princeton, Dr Martin Schwerzchild reports in the Astrophysical Journal on high pitch noise in lab tests and corona heating, noting gas bubbles on the sun’s surface reaching millions of degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joel Stebbins
Washburn Observatory
University of Wisconsin
American Philosophical Society
Messeret
Railley
Calo Bes
Normal Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
D. Beier
Vaticans
Son Princeton
Martin Schwerzchild
Princeton University
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Coal County
Veterans Group
Farmers
Wisconsin
Rushan
Crarles
Washins
Logan and
New York
King’s Noble
Bredlehome
Steffens
Lanawater King of the
Monads
Mead Lodge
Rex My
Lee Burton
Ste
Meadow Lodge
Pontot
Ure
Oklahoma Press Group
Farmer
County Commission
Tures
Columbus
Thawe
Baltimore & Omegittenia
Stuick Am Aalomer
Chen Orchestra
Basier
County Court House
Enthminsar
Tel Aviv
Jerugaiem
Jervalis
Poe Arasrom
Ragdnal Troupeenah
Ramlea
Siain
David S. Boyer
Tenth Reserve District
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