Bond vote issues discussed in Ada meeting
Ada discussion on the March bond election focuses on water system repair and extension with 50 000 proposal and access facility at ban highway. The Ada Negro Chamber of Commerce leads a meeting at Napier grade school to explain proposals and answer questions with city council and chamber representatives.
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Ada
Fice
Aca Negro Chamber of Commerce
Napier
Ug City Council
Aca Chamber of Commerce
Who Can Vote In Tuesday's Bond Issue Election
Voter eligibility hinges on proper registration and property tax payment. Qualified voters include residents paying ad valorem taxes on real or personal property, with registrants meeting state requirements. corporate or union members cannot vote unless they are property tax paying individuals. The issuance covers two ballots and requires tax receipts to confirm qualification.
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Une Arelinaey Fegat Russ
Ryifesuek
Urban Highway Project Sparks Ada Bond Vote
Voters in Ada consider a $200,500 bond issue March 1 for urban highway work. Preliminary cost estimate sits near $800,000 with a joint city state federal funding plan. The project includes concrete paving, widening, and traffic improvements along multiple avenues to better serve communities with populations over 4,900.
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Nwiety ‘S
Ada
Succi
Furhway Commissionars
Igiewiry Rouse
Cvs
Suleteck Suill
Connelon
AL el
Alhortenk
Omunieas
Arion Boralaward
Willy Vigur
Arlington Boulevare
Trive Neti
Sree
Antimgtoe Titel Atete Wan Smu
Eisenhower urges broader defense secretary authority
New York report says General Dwight D. Eisenhower called for revising the Armed Forces Unification Act to grant the secretary of defense greater control over the army navy and air force He warned that current unification hinders strong planning and warned against bureaucratic resistance while supporting a larger budget for wartime needs and the resignation of James Forrestal as defense chief drew attention to the shifted leadership dynamics
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New York
Dwight W. Eisenhower
Secretary of Defense
Army
Navy
Air Force
Hewald
Ureaucracy
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Joint Chiefs of Staff
City Bar Association
James V. Forrestal
Devenue
Trunmen
Civil Jury Term Of District Court Opens March 14
A civil jury term of district court opens Monday March 14 with Judge Hoyt Driskill presiding. Names listed for jury service include Has Driskill, Men Dawey ey, Clean Blake, A Chavkie Junkenship, Wood Tig Caffey, Tex Coax, Dew, Sunlep, Lee Forhond, S Hunt, J Ww, Le Ryd, Spires, A Stout, Carl Ste- Tek Sommars, Elmer We Dewma, and Frank Holman among others. Most cases are damage suits, with some other actions noted. some files are awaiting court clerk processing until the docket is complete.
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Hoyt Driskall
Ervied
Hessu Driskill
Daweyey
Clean Blake
Byway
Chavkie Junkenship
Wood- Tig Caffey
Tex Coa
Lucky Lady H's Crew Breaks Up After World Flight
The Lucky Lady H's crew, who flew nonstop around the world, parts company after inspection at Tinker Air Force Base Oklahoma City. Maj. Gen. Roger M. Ramey notes official mileages speeds and averages may be revised. The 14 man crew landed at Carswell Air Base after 28 hours 40 minutes and covered over 23 000 miles. Distinguished Flying Crosses are likely to be awarded at Davis Monthan Air Base Tucson where most crew members are based.
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Fort Worth
Mar
Anc
Tinker Air Force Base
Okaioma City
Tucson
Atiz
Roger M. Ramey
Eighth Air Force
Carswell Air Base
Suse
Esc
Ramey
Davis-Monthan Air Base
Grew
Town Voting Is March 15 in Three Towns
Elections will be held Tuesday March 15 at Stonewall Aden and Francis per Julius Hanson secretary to the counterection board. Stonewall shows several council seats and a judge of the peace race with candidates listed. Allen and Francis also report multiple council seats and clerical posts with several names and one contested race at Hoff uncertainty noted about reappointment.
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Stonewall
Aden
Francis
Julius Hanson
Counterection Board
Jess
N. Roan
J. W.chaddick
C. O. Riley
W. H. ‘Davis
JT. R Wilingham
P. H
L. &. Moss
J. Q. Vinson
Henry Jacobs
O. FH. Fanning
Leon. Jones
H. A. Buttes
Pity Blue
Jones
Allen
Vun
Francis Phare
Fred D. Poe
Glen Phillips
L. R. Crockett
P.M. Reed
Hoff
Nwo
County Election Board
Officista
Busy Week Ahead With County Activities Schedule
This week brings a packed calendar of events across the county. Highlights include a stock show for junior exhibitors at the fairgrounds, Red Cross membership drive, a barbecue and visit by a high official, a visit from sculptor Madame Silver Crugs, 4-H week observances, Schoolmasters club meeting, Sportsmen’s club planning, a county counterfeit? forensic meet at the college, Jaycees annual Members’ Dinner at the Aldridge Hotel.
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Reounty Fairgrounds
Red Cross
Elles Lab
Madame Silver+ crugs
Diimer
Knife and Fork Club
County Schoolmasters Club
Jaycees
Aldridge Hotel
Marine Officer to Visit at College
Captain Forsyth of the Marine Corps will visit East Central State College March 10 11 and 12 to select freshmen and sophomores for the Platoon Leaders Class summer program. The two training periods lead to Marine Reserve Lieutenants commissions upon graduation or after four years of undergrad study. Selected students receive pay clothing and travel expenses plus draft exemption benefits. Forsyth, a nine year Marine veteran, formerly Navy, left to pursue flight training before becoming a Marine officer.
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Thomas M. Forsyth
Uf S. Merine Corps
East Central State College
Mare
Marine Reserve
Tel
Forsyth
Marine Corps
College of William and Mary
Maine
Sponsors Of Annual Community Dinner Observance In Pontotoc County
The Pecan Grove Home Demonstration Club is active in Pontotoc County with 20 members including magemakers. The yearbook outlines gardening, home management, bedroom and kitchen upgrades, clothing, and food preservation. The club holds annual events, quilts for fundraisers, makes cup holders, and supports the school lunch program. funds come from quilts and dues. Mr. Ross Fulton is president, with officers Mae Richard, Frankie Dyer, and Nelie Dew.
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Pontotoc
Mest
Dlus An' Jesa
Keiping Sehoat
Larta
Ross Fulton
Bra
Mae Richard
Frankie Dyer
See
Nelie Dew
Five Killed In Trainer Crash At Utah Peninsula
Five persons die when an air force trainer plane crashes into a mountain peninsula extending into Great Salt Lake. The twin engined T 7 Beachcraft was en route from Hill Air Force Base Utah to Mountain Home Idaho and was due before noon Mountain Standard Time. Wreckage was sighted midafternoon and Lt Verlon D Cash identified the craft. All aboard are reported dead.
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Fill Field
Utah
Tarrow
Great Salt Lake
Hill Air Force Base
Mountain Home
Idaho
Verlon, D. Cash
Airy Force
Hill Base
Oklahoma 4 H club work and pest control notes
Oklahoma’s 4 H clubs show strong enrollment with over 62 00 participants statewide. The bulletin covers project areas from dairy and poultry to gardening and farm accounts, plus a pecan spray guide for Pontotoc county and new high yielding corn hybrids tested by the Oklahoma Experiment Station. It also notes the Junior Livestock Show opening March 7 at the Fair Grounds and details weigh-in, grooming, and early setup for exhibitors.
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Oklahoma
Foatytoe County
Oklahoma Experiment Station
James S. Brooks
Kansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Ade
Fair Ground
Wickham
Fair Grounds
Bills Offered for Stronger Defenses
Four bills to strengthen national defense at home and abroad went before the House Rules Committee. Chairman Vinson said the measures, including a central intelligence agency with permanent authority and a large radar network, would pass next week with little debate. The CIA would remain secret and process up to 100 aliens annually with attorney general consent.
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Washington
Mar
House
Vinson
D-Ga
Asmed Services Committee
Bemttral Intelligence Agency
National Defense
Army
Tavy
CIA
United States
U.S
Five Arkansas and Oklahoma Troopers Linked With Ron
Five Arkansas and Oklahoma troopers connected to a larger probe into state police activities in western Arkansas faced suspension or resignation. State Police Director Herman Lindsey announced actions amid an ongoing investigation covering liquor and gambling, with names including Clyde Grigsby of Fort Smith and two Oklahoma troopers from Sallisaw and Poteau units. A full report will be given to Governor McGrath. replacements and future details to follow.
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Little Rock
Man
Arkansas
Western Arkansas
Herman Lindsey
Lindsey
Clyde Grigsb Wy
Fort Smith
M. W. Loudermilk
Joe Bock
Ft Add Fed
McGrath
Foyt Smith
Grigsby
Loudermilk
Rock
Fort Simnith
Moor
Oklahoma City
State Patrol
H. B. Low
Jack Craig
Eleflare
Oklahoma
Reed
Barnyard News on Sprays and Cattle Breeding Plans
Liquid lime sulfur should be sprayed on fruit trees to control San Jose scale and other pests before growth starts. Rotenone sprays help with ox warble and heel flies. it is sold in drugstores and mixed with water. Dr Crowe will tuberculin test cattle across Coal county. groups may be tested together. Coal County Livestock Breeders plan a February sale in 1950, two tours and picnics, more junior shows, and a Coal Counts Livestock Breeders Directory to aid buyers and steer cattlemen to purebred stock.
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San Jove
Caalgate
BS. Crow
Coal County
Crowe
Crave
Coalwater
B B. Franklin
Bere
Coal Counts
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