Father’s Day Reflections on a Loving, Unbureaucratic Dad
HAL BOYLE recalls his father as a powerful, loyal, frugal man who valued independence, faith, and education. He describes rough yet tender parenting, homemade meals and a farm background, plus a lifelong wish to stay young and avoid petty gossip while supporting his family through work and hardship.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Sally Srowe
Anya
Eutrus
Dad
Com. Gedice
Agave
Rockefeller
Bill Sought, Had Been Passed Noted In Congress Rush
In a rushed session on June 26 Rep Elston Ohio sought unanimous consent to pass a minor bill. The clerk could not locate the measure and Speaker Martin Massachusetts declared the bill already had been assigned. The text then shifts to fashion prose about nylon fabrics and elegant gowns.
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Washington
Congress
Elston
Ohio
House
Martin
Ada and Oklahoma City Visit Highlights From Local Guests
A jumble of visitor notes lists residents and relatives staying with families in Ada and nearby areas. Names include Mrs. Jess Si Bossa, Mr. Harvey Jenkins, Miss Alfreda Stout, and many others visiting in Ada, Tulsa, or Oklahoma City, with trips to Mansfield and other towns.
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Jess Si Bossa
Okahoma City
Mir Bill Watson
Cay Page
Tulsa
Mtr
Mes
Harvey Jenkins
Prospects for Trouble Among Koreans Grow
Analysis by James D. White suggests increasing instability in Korea with two rival governments, rising internal pressure, and potential Russo American conflict. The piece notes public support for U S troops in the south amid opposition to President Syngman Rhee, while moderates fear post election policy shifts.
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United Nations
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Slresey
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Southern
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Thore
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Roswin
Bastia
Ores
Rhee
Brora
South
Jo Pig Blowsat
Amerhee
Xorea
Shaw
Seowuk
Thay
Quick Thinking Saves Child's Life in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City patrolman A H Phelps credited Lorin C Moore 42 with preventing tragedy after his fender strike forced a quick reverse to avoid Mildred Marsmo 3 who dodged into traffic. Moore and another child were in the car. Mildred was treated for injuries at a Britton doctor. The incident occurred amid a chaotic scene as traffic stopped.
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Grl
A. H. Phelps
Lorin C. Moore
Britton
Mildred Marsmo
Moore
Stem
Tim
Im Britton
Umburt
Mildred
Jack
Yarson
Stoore
Stilwell Faces Power Shortage Threatens City
Stilwell Oklahoma officials warned the power situation is growing serious as the remaining municipal unit may fail at any minute leaving most homes in darkness. The Public Service Co of Oklahoma dispatched a portable unit while a canning plant’s equipment was damaged to prevent spoilage.
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Stilwell
Okls
Glown Mathier
Public Service Co. of
Oklahoma
Saswell
Misiether
County 4 H Club Boys Urged To Enter Contest
Oklahoma City state agencies call for 4 H club members to enter the farm youth scholarship contest for 1948. Entries require a filled report form, a record book with project photos, and a 1000 word narrative. District winners compete for a state prize of 3500. county, state, and national awards exist across livestock, crops, dairy, poultry, and safety topics.
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WHY Farms
WY Farm Department
WKY
Skiring Tower
Oklahomea City
SBE Clube
Santa Fe
Gen Omar Bradley Backs Bill In WW II Draft Compromise
Oklahoma City June 19 General Omar Bradley chief of staff endorsed a compromise draft plan delaying inductions for about two years to allow foreign garrisons to stay up. He spoke during a stop from Madison to Los Angeles saying a 90 day delay would suffice for voter registration and machinery setup. Radio operators flashed word of final postage of the bill to him after his coastbound departure.
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Oklahoma City
Omer Bradley
army _shief
Senate
Madison
Wis
Los Angeles
Bradtex
Bradley
Tinker
Builders Prepare For Big Project in Claremore
Claremore Oklahoma builders Tumata Kincaid and Ives, a Tulsa firm, announced plans to begin construction around late May on 80 new houses on a city block at the north edge of Claremore. They bought the lots from Frank Falletti and name the addition Fallstti Sedition. Homes will sell for about 8 000 to 8 000 dollars under FRA loans.
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Claremore, Okla
Tumata
UP Kincaid and Ives
Tulsa
Claremore
Frank Falletti
Harvey Powell Outlines Policies in Congress Race
Harvey Powell presents his platform for Congress in the Fourth District race. He advocates military preparedness to counter communism, an adequate veterans and low income program, expansion of Rural Welfare and Soil Conservation, federal aid for education with state policy freedom, and tighter national economy boards. Powell details his background as a lawyer, county official, and World War II veteran, urging votes for his candidacy.
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House of Representatives
America
Phraudt
Agaiest Comenimisma
Zugope
Oder
Hughes County
Sehaois
Bughes County
State Progressives Seek Place On Ballot In Oklahoma
Oklahoma Progressives press for a place on the July ballot for a presidential candidate. They contend their lack of formal party status blocked ballot access. Secretary Carl Vor Der Lamcken says a rehearing is sought and a state convention is planned in Oklahoma City.
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Fungia
Oklahoma
Demry Wallace
Progressives
Carl Vor der Lamcken
Jesse
Act
Balloot
Wellzee
Pupsic
Sor
Giga Taylor
Dedako
Vom der Lunecken Saxk
Vanray Faces Not Guilty Plea in Arkansas Case
Vanray, 20, pleaded not guilty on to charge of larceny in the peace court of Percy Armstrong. Bond set at 4000 dollars. preliminary hearing scheduled for Tuesday June 22. He and Billy Blakely are accused of stealing a 1930 Ford from Clee Bundy on Feb 27 and fleeing to multiple towns before detention. Blakely, reported as 16 or 19, remains at a federal reformatory. Vanray escaped custody last May and was recaptured recently near Snyder.
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Ralph Carson Vanray
Alitomo
Percy Armstrong
Armstrong
Vanray
Bond
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Blakely
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Mfe
Eighty Producers Found Last Week in Oklahoma Oil Field
THLSA and Okita report eighty oil producers found last week across the Sooner State. A total of 42 producing wells, four salt wells, and several dusters were recorded. Initial daily oil production reached 63,605,080 cubic feet with 277,744 feet of footage owned. Tulsa Daily World will note eight new wells storied statewide next edition. Oklahoma corks led with 24 walls begun, including eight in Garvin and Hughes counties. The first dirigible Way built in 1892 featured a 3 horsepower steam engine moving at six miles per hour.
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Tulsa Daily World
Oklahoma
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Gever
Hughes County
Antlers Citizens Urged to Participate in DDT Program
Antlers residents urged to join the city led DDT spray program targeting every dwelling and business to eradicate flies and mosquitoes. Although Antlers is out of the malarial zone, the project proceeds at $1.50 per dwelling or business, with equipment arriving soon and work slated to begin.
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David Stephenson
Imaon
Stephenson
State Health Department
Tim Lawn
Stepénson
Antlers
Wwe
Fishmatana County
Sohn Aseery
Alving Sean
Clarksville
Texas
E. Stepansom
Pol Stereart
Wankington
Valley View Admissions Visit Eng Hours
Admissions listings show visiting hours and names of residents in Ada, Konawa, Stratford, Stonewall, Stuart, Okmulgee and surrounding areas. Individuals include Mrs. Olle May Johnston, Hardy F Reed, Henry Amburs, Mrs. June McCurtain, Mrs. Betty Archer, Tony L. Gregory, Mrs. Juanita Ryan, Basil Wright, Mrs. Lois Saltee and others at multiple street addresses.
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North Francis
Olle May Johnston
Baby Bay
Ada
Hardy F. Reed
Henry Amburs
Konawa
Td Gwia
South Broadway
Ovia May
Mt South Bighsetgol
Betty Archer
East
Tony L. Gregory
Geo del. Ada
Oftikd
June McCurtain
Stonewall
Sdna Free
Frank James
Stratford
South Mississippi
Juanita Ryan
West Ltd
Ade Sima
Stuart
Basil Wright
Semurtele
Lois Saltee
Okmulgee
Fred Beatley
South Stock'om
W G Long Requests Reelect as County Attorney
W G Long seeks a second term as county attorney. He is a former district judge with a long practice in the courts and will provide a fuller statement within a few days to voters.
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W. G. Long
Congress Approves Sale Road Money for Oklahoma
In June 1977 the Senate approved more than 18 million dollars in federal aid for Oklahoma highway building in 1950 and 1951 with annual payments of 17600 dollars each year pending further congressional action. Oklahoma faces a dispute with the Federal Public Roads Administration over parts of the 1943 program. Ed Shield, an Altus post office employee since 1919, is recommended for assistant postmaster. Shield would serve as substitute carrier while Lier takes clerk duties.
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Oneness
Oklahoma
Aldus
Okle
Ed Shield
Altus
Shield Posam
Lier
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