You Can Eat Yourself To Strength Excerpted Study Findings
NEA Service reports a nutrition study by the Mayo group examining how family eating habits affect physical strength and health. Across sixty four households, improved cooking, diverse vegetables and dairy use, and balanced meals yielded less irritability, better energy, and stronger body tone, with the Osterling family highlighted for top overall results.
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NEA Food and Markets
Bilites
New York
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Pennsylvain
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Fred Osterling
Philadelphia
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M. Osterlings
Legislature Schedules Committee Hearings on All Requests for Funds
Oklahoma City reports a full schedule of hearings by legislative committees on all funding requests. The list includes state boards, departments, colleges, and state agencies with dates, venues, and key topics such as budget items, construction, and program oversight. The document names agencies like Oklahoma State University system, various state colleges, and state departments with planned hearings through March.
P-TA Hears Talk On Child Guidance
The P T A meeting in the Little Theater featured Mrs Walter Flact, president, guiding remarks on child development and guidance. Miss Bernice Saggist sang and Miss Tim Allen spoke on state education legislation urging lawmakers to consider bills affecting guidance, honesty, and adult reactions to questions from children.
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Merckers
Bernice Saggist
Finis Morrison
Peas
Mise
Tima Ova Allen
Arava
Barnarchilogy
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Guidane
Aps
Siyness
Watta Hus
Jesse Farm Women Hold Club Meeting
The Jesse Home Demonstrator club met at the home to discuss efficiency in homemaking. Miss Marina Mote demonstrated kitchen methods using visual aids. Attendees included Mrs Bee Thompson Mrs Hover Stevenson Maude Sherrett Bertie Mys Myrtle Jackson and Mrs Hale Markley. The next meeting is planned for May 3 at Mrs Poth's home.
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Miss Laughlin to Give Recital of Poems Wednesday
Miss Twyla Jean Toughfin a sophomore at East Central College will present a poem recital Wednesday at 8 pm in Millay Hall 210 Science. She studied drama in high school and at East Central since 1947 acting in three act and one act plays. An active debater and Alpha Psi Omega member, she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J Mallory residing in Quinsight.
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Twyla Jean Toughfin
East Central, College
Rena Stinew
Millay Ingam
Science Hall
Poot
East Central
Nay
PL Nappa Dette
Alpha Psi Omega
Dreasaties Fraternity
J. & Mallory
Qeumsight
New Knocked Down Furniture Cuts Costs for Buyers
Retail trend highlights knock down furniture where items ship flat and assemble in minutes. Savings come from reduced freight and packing costs and less warehouse space, with more M.D style pieces likely to appear in homes this year.
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Tuylitz
Sven
Thars
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Retaier
A. Canopetels
Beef on the Hoof Price Variations Tied to Live Weight
The article notes live weight ranges from 49 to 65 per unit with average yields around 54 percent, citing Britannica data. It discusses how beef amounts vary by weight and includes a general market observation on carcass efficiency.
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Veinpedia Britannica
Wewoka Tops For District in 1949 Speech Tourney
C H Spearman Jr a polio crippled senior and Noel Edmond defeated Ny man Smith and Chas Purcell by a two to ten margin in the East Central Interscholastic finals to win. Edmond led Wewoka and Edmond will advance in the East Central district. Purcell and Steward noted as teachers and judges observed. A large three day event attracted 240 to 300 students with debate and festival activity across several schools.
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Edmond
Nyman Smith
Chas Purcell
Mtatest
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Wewoks
Vaming
Ada
Doris Faye Steward
East
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Charles Dene
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Indianola
McAlester
Indianalsy
Horace Mann
Rankee Tp
Ryng
Snow
Naboys
Debsce
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Ada Horse Show Association Formed
Ada forms the Ada Horse Show Association with Asa Hutchinson as president. About 24 members attended the meeting at the Elkselubt Monday night. Bless Richardsom elected secretary. Attendees included Lavald Cilawest C H Malley Sway Asvisan Boo Mintort Susan Davison and many others. organizers planned club sponsorships with Kiwanis Rotary and local figures.
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Ada Rose
Ashi
Richardsom
Atichla
Ray
Ollie
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Boo
Biel Watsskins
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Democratic Leaders Claim Congress Accelerating Action
A fragmented report portrays Democratic leaders arguing Congress is moving faster this session than the prior, with focus on foreign aid, labor law reforms, and Senate House dynamic. Republicans push back on pace and process as debates widen and procedural tactics surface.
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McCurn
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Senate
Charge Dams Raise Vast Flood Risk in Mississippi Valley
Poplar Bluff Missouri reports dam operations on the St. Francis River and the Black River by Clearwater and Reynolds firms have worsened erosion and flooded lanes and fords previously untouched. A resolution from the Inter-river Drainage District calls for cutting water levels below two dams to reduce flood risk and restore drainage, sending copies to Memphis and Vicksburg officials.
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Why of Ada bond plan explained at Kiwanis
Ada voters face two bond issues totaling 257000 for water and urban highway work tied to a public roads grant. Vernon Roberts outlined that Ada bears mostly local costs, with state and federal aid supporting growth, while the plan funds present needs and future expansion including water supply, sewer, and streets, aiming to reduce maintenance waste and spur development.
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Ada Kiwanis Clu
Vernon Roberts
Severa Sklahore
Ada considers water system and highway bond issues
Ada residents are invited to hear discussions on the water system and street improvements. The Ada Chamber of Commerce offers talks about the proposed bond issues, noting a $200,000 urban highway project and a plan to secure federal and state funds to cover most costs, with local funding covering two thirds of certain rights of way.
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More Workers for Enforcing Are Approved in Bill
The House appropriations committee approved adding 1 30 enforcement workers for the Internal Revenue Bureau bringing total staff to about 50 000. The panel also called for higher postage rates and permanent, inexhaustible appropriations for the Treasury, Post Office, and related funds for the next year including $8 250 200 683 in permanent appropriations.
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Pfc Wayne Brooks Finishes Course at USAF Technical School
FT WARREN WY The clerk-typist course graduate Pfc Wayne Brooks, son of Mr and Mrs Brooke of Route 1 Allen Oklahoma, completed training at Fort Francis E Warren. Col John C B Elliott announced the graduation. Brooks and other graduates will be assigned to Air Force bases worldwide to serve in their specialties as part of the peacetime Air Force team.
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John C. B. Elliott
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