Spring fairs and events scheduled around town
A cluttered notice lists a long sequence of events and names including Connor Whig, Keyes, and Mabel, with dates in March and April. It mentions the spring show, a steeplechase gathering, and a plan to attend with a community audience, noting local venues like Chapel and Stone Lane and a fundraiser at Holstein.
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Folea
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Wemunh
Uae
Estes
Ingss Tren
Ri VW
Levinis
Massale
Fragmented OCR note on cleaning a shine maw and fabric care
Fragmented text describes removing shine maw and skirts via pulling. Mentions Pi pals, Punta Te, abrasive frye liqu, and various garbled phrases. Content lacks clear facts, names, dates, or structure to form a coherent news item.
Plan to use atomic engine for planes draws praise
Wellesley Massachusetts March 1 A science conference highlighted Air Force plans for a plane powered by an atomic engine. Robert Baine said the project, called BA propulsion, aims to deliver electrical energy from atoms and sustain flight without refueling. The program, run over two and a half years by Fairchild Engine and Aircraft Corp under Air Force supervision and Commission cooperation, explores both peaceful and potential weapon uses.
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Wellesley
Mass
Atarse
Air Force
Robert Baene
Wotlassay College Maat
TWA
Navy
Bacher
Fairchile Engine 2Nd Airplane Corporation
Air Forces
Commission
BA Project
Nusthoar UN Ys
Sirwoah
Senate Rent Control Debate Warns on Decontrol Effects
The Senate banking committee warned that removing rent controls now could raise rents 35 to 100 percent, trigger strikes and wage inflation, and harm essentials like food and medical care. The panel backs a 12 to 13 month extension with limited increases up to 10 percent under the bill before debate starts March 31.
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Marven L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Senate
Bamking Committee
Enmunities
House
Perralt
Cain
Ben Wash
Police praise for humane police work in aiding a child
A Philadelphia to Baltimore police relay enabled the safe return of a poison medicine bottle mistaken for cough syrup by a visiting family. Cecil Smith, Ada Oklahoma, lauds the humane efforts of officers who handle everyday emergencies beyond enforcement duties.
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Folloe
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Polve
Frazer Secon
Oerupenis
Mary
Cecil Smith
Ada
Dghama
Federal School Aid Bill on Move in Senate Endorsement
A federal aid package totaling 200 million dollars for education moved forward after unanimous committee endorsement. A companion bill would fund 35 million dollars annually for state health services in schools, with state contributions ranging 25 to 50 percent to unlock federal funds, totaling about 60.8 million yearly if minimum contributions are met.
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Washington, Bar
Senate Labor and Public Welfare
Prasepet
Four-H Club Girls Host Dress School at County
Home Demonstration agents Martha Mote Juanita Floyd and Colbert 4-H staff led a Friday afternoon clothing school for Colbert 4-H girls. Eileen Biggs was elected secretary of Pickett 4-H, Passy Grissom named vice president. Four girls traveled to Oklahoma City March 16 for the State Meat Identification contest hosted by Wilson Packing. They attended the 29th annual Thomas & Wilson banquet and served as hostesses to business men. Garden notes report peas cabbage onions and potatoes planted with cut worm issues. home remedy details begin with collars and bran bait.
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Martha Mote
Juanita Floyd
Colbert 4-H Clothing School
Clok
L. L
Passy Grissom
Oklahoma City
Wilson Packing Company
Thomas & Wilson
Silver Glade
Pontotce County
Peggy Winter
Byng
Pauline Vinson
Alen
Loretta Hester
Fitzhugh
Wanda Mad
Dox
Vaness
Latta Home Demonstration Club Events and Insect Advice
The Latta Women Will Meet Wednesday March 30 at 2 PM to organize a Home Demonstration Club. Pontotoc County clubs sponsor a program by the Star Quartet at Latta high school gym Friday night with tickets sold by club members. Schedule lists Cedar Beebe Lovee and Tailoring school events March 21 to 24. district council meeting set for First Methodist church in McAlester.
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Latta
Stamps Artes
Pontotoc County
AH Star Stars
Pam
Beebe
Lovee Lady
Thuersday
East Central Eaters
Legimat
District Home
First Methodist
McAlester
There Must be Some Fire Under Smoke in Yugoslavia
A Belgrade dispatch notes smoke over Yugoslavia as Cominform pressure rises. Tito resists surrender of sovereignty while hints of Soviet moves surface. Western powers seek to isolate any upheaval and avoid a broader war, with cautious, balanced diplomacy urged by analysts.
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Oml
Cominform
Communist International Bureau
Tito
Oper
Moscow
Astra
Sny
Alex H. Simgteson
Belgrade
Ales Bebler
Britain
Beller
London
Macow
Vletcher
Howver
Mito
Watehrful
Russia
Judge Keeps Boy And Mother Apart
In Boston a judge ruled Gerald Sullivan 5 to remain separated from his mother who seeks custody. The court ordered the boy to stay in state care and continue court appearances through April 14. The mother, facing neglect charges, could face up to 4 years in prison or a fine up to 200 dollars.
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Boston
Keepig
Gerald Sullivan
Sullivan
Beir Gevhey
Frankland
Ly Miles
Virgotu
Daniel J. O'Conner
Gerla
Mites
Massachusetts
Charge Official In Liquor Case
MIAMT Okla March 13 As a result of a raid near Kans Picher Councilman Har G Mooney 38 was arraigned in Ottawa county court on liquor possession charges He pleaded innocent and posted 500 bond The sheriff says 63 half pints of whisky and a small amount of gin were seized in the raid Mooney is a member of the Picher Council Police committee Plans for the tri county Dairy Day at Beaver are being completed The circle will be held May and 17 cross Beav er counties
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Okla
Kans Picher
Har G. Mooney
Ottawa
Mooney
State Inc
Picher Council
Mine Shutdown Sparks UMW Leader Call for Short Protest
Pittsburgh March reports a four week old coal mine shutdown with United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis urging a two week memorial work stoppage, aiming to begin a week from Monday. He blames anthracite operators for health and financial risks and calls for release of reserves.
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Pittsburgh
Mar
Miamy
John JL. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Senate
James Boydes
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Lewis
Mississippi
Baye
House
Sharom Steel Corp
Sannsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Openings in Oklahoma Reserve Units Highlight Recruit Push
In Oklahoma, over 2400 openings exist in Chass A and B reserve units, with 241 paid training periods yearly plus a two week summer camp. Recruits may enlist at any Army and Air Force station. those enlisting this month join 2229 current openings and gain days pay next year plus retirement points without leaving their job. General Roy N Haynes will be at the recruiting office every Tuesday from noon to 29. Anyone interested may enlist that day by contacting Richardson or calling 1956.
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Oklahoma
Sat
Pvt
Richardson
Goant Air Force
Chass
Air Force
Roy N. Hayres
U.S. Army
T/Sgi
Polio Victim Janet Gentle to Enter Denver Clinic
Janet Gentle, once in an iron lung and refusing hospital care, will enter a Denver clinic after the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis could no longer fund in-home nurses. The foundation spent over $20,000 on her care, and Mrs. J C Gentle announced plans to relocate Janet to Denver once finances are arranged.
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Denver
Cole
Tate
Janet Gentle
National Foundation For
Fouration
4 One Foundation
Janet
J.C. Gentle
Leo Spears
Ship General Muir to bring 83 displaced people to U S ports
The General Muir will arrive in New York Monday with 83 former displaced persons aboard. They will head to 29 states and the District of Columbia under the displaced persons act. Missouri and Arkansas are among states listed for settlement.
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Washington
U. & Army
General Muir
New York
International Refugee Organization
District of Columbia
Missouri
Arkansas
Deputy Sheriff Loses Car to Rustlers in Ada
Ernest Miers deputy sheriff had his newly purchased 1941 Ford stolen from in front of the Ada sheriff's office next to his insurance papers and police equipment. He reported the loss after returning from Sulphur and awaiting word from fellow officers. State officers have been informed but have no leads yet.
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Ernest Mirra
Ada
Miers
Farm Group Holds Annual Meeting At Baptist Church
Farmers Home Administration borrowers gathered Thursday at First Baptist Church dining room for an annual meeting with a noon covered dish luncheon. Leonard Lk. Towning led the event as FHA officials from Oklahoma City discussed farm and home management practices, noting 18 families bought farms through FHA with several paid off early. The group stressed balanced plans to maximize yearly production and income with FHA guidance and a focus on improved farm and home management.
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Farmers Home Administration
First Baptist Church
J. W. Westbrook
Leonard Lk. Towning
G. Floyd Hagood
Ares Field
Whil McLachlan
Francis M. Currin
Coalgate
Downing
FHA
Soldier Killed in Headon Collision Near Otis Woodworth
A soldier died in a headon crash on US Highway 50 five miles northeast of Otis Woodworth. Homer B. Maya, about 21, from Camp Carson, Oklahoma, was killed. A passenger in Maya’s car suffered severe facial injuries. The other vehicle’s occupant, Harry Monypeny of Garden City Kansas, had a broken leg and was listed in critical condition. Woodworth, discharged from the army, was en route to his home in Comntor Arkansas. Wheeler Calman, 58, silent-film star, died at his Liberell California home after a long acting career with major studios and co-starring roles.
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Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Homer B. Maya
Jabout 21
Camp Carsom
Coto
Hinh- Sd
Otis Woodworth
Mays
Harry Monypeny
Garden City
Kas
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