Juniors Shine at Central Oklahoma Dairy Show
Pontotoc county 4-H dairy exhibitors took six of eight junior champion spots as the Central Oklahoma Dairy Show concluded Tuesday afternoon. Judges praised quality and progress, with champions named across Guernsey, Milking Shorthorn, and Holstein classes. Ada hosts noted strong entries and plans for state dairy quota competition in September.
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Pontotoc County
Central Oklahoma
Aca
Pontose County Exhibistors
Caliva Kranimis
Roff
Billy
Ada
Noly Wae Sear
Marlene Higdon
DB. H. Higdon
Cakrman
Mise Higdon
Oklahoma
Enid
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Legion Hur No
Air Conference Climaxed With Flight Experience Demonstration
The Air Age Education conference concluded with a field experience at the Municipal airport and Myers Flying School. Dr John Chandler led three days of addresses and panels by educators and aviationists. The event asserted air transportation is practical and urged curriculum updates to reflect the air age in Oklahoma.
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Dust Central
Tin
Myers Flying School
Johnn
Chandler
Oklahoma
Don’t Tack Those Placards on Posts
A historic notice warns against placing placards on posts and public property. It cites dangers to workers who climb poles and outlines an ordinance prohibiting signs on buildings, fences, sidewalks, or vehicles without official consent. The text also mentions a marriage-related episode connected to a person named Romén and an insanity claim, reflecting disparate fragmentary content from the era.
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Taeip
Sears Agu
Fhays Seenok
Termites Would Love Your Bankroll
Washington report explains inflation tricks and the risks of counterfeit and burned money. It notes methods used to reclaim damaged notes, including human experts who piece together mutilated currency, the challenges after fires, and the recovery limits when notes are reduced to ashes.
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Shere
Guam
Billa
Tilawaco
Local Insurance Firms Sponsor Dairy Bull in Tulsa Area
The Howard Thompson Agency and Tri-State Casualty sponsor seven loaded dairy bulls to support Pontotoc county dairy program. County Agent C. H. Hailey explains the sponsorship as part of an effort by local and Tulsa insurers to back dairy exhibits. Bulls will be displayed at Central Oklahoma Dairy Show in the coming days.
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Howard-Thompaot Agery
Tri-State Casualty Company
Out
Pontotoc County Dairy
Fapmals
C. H. Hailey
Karvey Lambert
Chamber of Continnves Avriculture Committee
Sega
Danounee
Jocal
Tulsa
Eatante Beyer Cuing
Chaviey Thompson
Howard-Phompson Agency
Kay
State Asks Phone Case Be Dismissed
Oklahoma City report says Southwestern Bell Telephone Co seeks federal dismissal of a suit to block Oklahoma Corporation Commission action. The commission denied jurisdiction over the case and upheld procedures for reviewing proposed telephone rate increases. The company sought a temporary rate rise and a hearing for a permanent hike. Federal judge ordered the suit filed in federal court but retained jurisdiction concerns.
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Oklahoma City
Tane
Otlahoma Corporation
Southewestern Bell
Telgahone Co
Oklahoma
Cvommission
Tte
Figey
Telephhne
Catahoms
Fed Ar
Nua Imjuncti An
Stephar Chandler
Swmpreme
Cout
Candle Clock Devised by Alter Great of England
A candle clock made by Alter Great of England measures time with candles marked into si tions. The candles burn warm wax for four hours, serving as a simple timing device.
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Alter Great
England
Hereford Heaven Area Cattle Tour Friday
Hereford breeders converge for the First Annual Hereford Heaven tour starting Friday morning from Sulphur. About 300 miles of travel over two days visit Tomer, Daube, Calvert Rasch, Walls, Phyoing 4, Lazy 3 and other ranches with lunch at Harvey Ranch. Friday night sale of Hereford breeders proceeds via the abiotic rivag system.
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Hereford
and Vale
Sulphur
Ran
Pridaw
Tomer Ranch
Daube Ranch
Calvert Rasch
Walls Ranch
Fhyiog 4 Ranch
Lazy 3 Ranch
Goddards Ranch
Giles We Ranch
Clark Ranch
Coffey Ranch
Burnett Ranch
Nobe
Ranety
Stanford Ranich
Barlesor Ranch
Lavsh Ranch
Bsir Ranch
Lary Dy Ranch
Harvey Ranch
Brad Herters
Hereford Heaven
Bidault defends six power accord before French assembly
French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault defended a six power plan to establish a separate western German state before the foreign affairs committee. Cabinet approval was reportedly given, though some ministers and press outlets questioned the accord and possible revelations before the assembly. The chamber is to debate the proposal over two days with mixed reaction from allies and domestic parties.
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Paris
Tume
Georges Bicourt
Bidault
Ganinet
Atifl
Vexlereay
Washington
Uni Prance
Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Alties
Mmn
Carr
France
U.S
Amit Bustein
As ‘Oly
The
Freres
Acord
Germany
Parison Linere
Accord
Sesterday
Sevenatiam
Ional Tower
le Fay
Roff Rally Free Lemonade and Pie Supper Event
A Saturday night rally at Roff School gym on June 12 offers free lemonade and a pie supper. Local women from the church support the program and invite candidates and crowds to stay for speeches and campaigning in a well‑ventilated venue. The notice mentions a busy schedule and notes the event aims to engage attendees with refreshments and political discourse.
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Rolf
Air Veolec
Etvidist Church
Rof
Purnisher House
U S Accepts German Pact
Washington reports Secretary of State Marshall announced the United States accepts the London conference proposals for western Germany. He called the plan a major step toward solving German issues, creating a federal government in western Germany with limited allied forces, while warning against rearmament. France's approval remains uncertain and congressional approval is debated.
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Washington
Ptl
Marshall
Germany
Nnd
United States
London
Congress
Europe
France
Marshall Souest
Raver
Citywide Spraying Begins With City-Run Truck
Ada plans a summer cleanup using its own truck to spray DDT in the northwest city and select downtown areas to kill larvae of pests and mosquitoes. The single truck will spray alleys and nearby private properties like chicken houses, with advance calls possible to Bill Castleberry at 142.
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Ada
Bill Castleberry
Runaway Bride Is Back With Mother
In Wichita Mrs. Mivey Katinoski returned with her mother after a brief custody incident. Police said Deets, 23, of BK, and Kalinowski, 25, of New Britain, Conn, faced possible kidnaping charges. The district attorney released Deets on bail. Katinoski said she traveled with him willingly.
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Wichita
Jung
Palleo Tory
Mivey Katinoski
Nes
Katinuski
Eifect
Deets
Thomas T. Kalinos
New Britain
Prnlice
Katinoski
York
Tove Derts
Paul Witt R
Liepote Station
Losve Inc
Pennsylvania
Precinct Registrars Livid at Pontotoe Ward Totals
Local list of precinct registrars across wards in Pontotoe shows numerous names and addresses. Many entries include Mrs or Miss titles with street addresses, reflecting a broad slate of ward by ward election officials.
Ada Lions Leave For Altus Today
A delegation of Ada Lions departs for Altus for the 184d state Li ong convention. The Ada group runs a twin campaign to elect J. A Richardson district 3-K governor and to bring the state convention to Ada in 1950. Members listed include Bul ly Bryan Kugh Warren Dy James Thomas J. Richardson Wendel Thomas R. B. Evans G Hunt Keith Mershall Howard Rice Aubrey Harris and Tom Wilson. Rye as a field crog drawn in what is now States in New England. in 2.
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Ada Lions
Altus
Liong
J. A Richardson
Ada
Bully Bryan Kugh Warren Dy
James ‘Thomas
J. & Richardson
Wendel Thomas
R. B. Evans
G Hunt
Keith Mershall
Howard Rice
Aubrey Harris
Tom Wilson
Georgian Wants Plan for Dairy and 4H Program
A letter from H A Maxey of Camtan Ga to County Agent C H Wade requests a copy of the county plat for Dairy Improvement with the 4H club members. Maxey praises progress and suggests expanding farming to include livestock alongside broiler production in north Georgia. He offers to assist.
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Pontotoe Courtir Daily
Pisces
United States
Progran
Camtan
H Wade
North Georgia
Lewis Denounces Coal Operators in Scathing Wages Talks
In Washington on June 7 1946 John L. Lewis lashed at coal operators during contract talks. He accused them of excessive profits and opulence while miners face welfare fund disputes and rising costs. The stalemate centers on welfare fund guarantees and money poured into a fund exhausted by distress.
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Lewis
Washington
John L. Lewis
Othe United Mine Workers
Tossddh
Joan L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Miners’ Welfare Fund
Seornink
Issdiffe
Tne
Arly
Chure
Bis
Alon
Goldsborough
Usmilley Goldsteneugh
Thrush Ascitk
Repute
The
WLW
Right Side Of Ship Staeboard Explained In Nautical Lore
The term Staeboard or Steerside refers to the sight side of a vessel, named for the steering oar located toward the stern on historical Norse and medieval ships. This explanation clarifies why the right-hand side is called Staeboard in nautical usage.
Negro Breaks Barriers At Langston Law School
Theoplus M Roberts becomes the first Black student to enter Langston University's law school in Oklahoma City amid the push for equal facilities after a Supreme Court order. Roberts faced hostility yet D is pursuing legal education quickly while Ida Fisher continues her fight for admittance to the all-white University of Oklahoma law school.
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Oklahoma
Roberts
Dee
Henryy
Wy Sentanen
Dean Henry
Langston University
Supreme Court
Ida Fisher
University of Oklahoma School of Law
Fisher
Negro Law School
University At Oklahoma
Pemding
Norman
Acera Law School
State Capitol
Flood Situation Grips Pacific Northwest Rivers
Floods worsen as the Columbia and Fraser rivers rise, threatening dikes from Portland to the coast. Army engineers call conditions very critical, evacuations planned along Fraser and low-lying Columbia areas. Heat accelerates runoff, swelling the third flood wave toward Portland-Vancouver.
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Portland
Ors
Columbia and Fraser
Pacific Northwest
Columbia
Swolen
Pacific
ES Army
Canadian Navy
Fraser
Man Walle
Signal Lights Authorized for City Intersections
A city official approves ordering signal lights after reviewing quotations. Lights will be installed at corners of Twelfth and Broadway, Twelfth and Renn, and Twelfth and Townsend avenues, with James First named the bramiger to oversee the project.
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Bramiger James
Cornars
Twelfth
Broadway
Twelfty
Renn
Townsend Svenues
Early Newswoman Harriet Howe Dies at 83 in Oklahoma City
Harriet Abbots Howe, 83, a pioneering female editor and poet, died in Oklahoma City last night. She helped staff the Pic toric Review in New York and was among the era's first women in editorial rooms.
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Bies
Oklahoma City
Harriet Abbots Howe
Aid “Pictoric Review
New York
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