Reds Build Jordan Up as Menace in Cold War Claims
In a national push, critics accuse Jordan and a business board of shaping anti Soviet propaganda. The piece describes two Jordan personas, a conservative economist and a pragmatic analyst, whose reports allegedly influenced policy and public opinion. It notes Soviet purchasing pressure and U S. labor and industry groups financing studies, with claims that the board’s statistics reflect no single viewpoint.
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Pontotoc County Agents Lead Soil Conservation Contest
Pontotoc County agents and conservationists announce a school based soil and conservation contest. Teachers and representatives from various organizations will participate, judging fields across divisions 4-H PPA veterans and adults. Awards will be given for top five places in each division, certificates provided through local cooperation.
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Yotorama
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Egelt
Ada County Meeting Aims At Farm Youth Program
Community meetings in Paradise County discuss farm youth programs and future events. Leaders outline goals to engage men and women in agriculture education, with plans for demonstrations, debates, and training sessions at Francis and nearby towns. Meetings are scheduled for early April with sessions at 2 pm and 3 pm.
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Parcewith Veveraty Welers
MeLishy
Rowan L. Crosson
Wanross
Dean Tyler
Fitzhuth
Neak G. Ith
Ada
da Dewtt
Napier
Peiey
Pontotee
Tay Howe
Francis
Myak
Chambers Flyer
Cleveland County
Tucker
All-Time High Planting Record in Oklahoma
Record shows an all-time high planting push across the state with 740,001 trees ordered and seedlings shipped for immediate planting. Optional walnut seed may be stratified. seedlings cost one cow, seed forms available from OR Resources Capital. ornamental trees also offered with a 1000 tree annual order limit.
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Lespadova
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Ema
Hangovers Cost the NATION a Thousand Dollars
A garbled report notes Hangovers burden the nation with large costs and discusses impacts on various sectors. References to Chicago state actions and University of Chicago appear amid unclear details about restraints, permits, and potential policy actions.
Oklahoma City Fishing Ordinance Debate Surfaces
Oklahoma City contemplates a new fishing ordinance as officials debate how to regulate water use and protect fishermen. City leaders and the state water supervisor discuss enforcement, proposed provisions, and the impact on local crews while planning a meeting to finalize the plan.
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Matydal
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Spring Comes to Ada in Warm Cloudy Weather
Ada residents awoke to a warm but cloudy Saturday with mild winds and a touch of sky drama. Friday marked the warmest day at around 79 degrees as locals switched to lighter attire, while the night ahead carried unsettled forecasts and slight rain chances.
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Ford Sedan Stolen From Parking On Fort Constant
A 1938 Ford sedan was reported stolen from a Fort Constant parking lot Saturday evening. Bob Da of East Sixth said the car vanished from the 100 block of Mouth Constant around 9:20 p.m. Police launched a statewide search and highway patrols joined the lookout for the missing vehicle.
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At The Barnyard Gate At The Tulsa Livestock Show
Curtis Floyd reports on Tulsa Livestock Exposition with 4-H clubs and local youths, naming Charl Statte, Zea James Jr, Billy Joe Woods, Jimmy Woods, Lawrence Stone, and Curts Floyd. Highlights include top placings for Durde Jersey hogs, planning for dairy and meat production, and upcoming dairy tours.
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Tulsa
Charl Statte
Zea James
Billy Joe Woods
Jimmy Woods
Lawrence Stone
Curts Floyd
Tulsa Livestock Exposition
Shaw
Tyler
Stutte
Beem
Derry
Wa Cam
Suny
Squime
John Grigsby
Keilly McMilliar
Cloysta
Gus David Martin
Frank Whitt
Stanley Helms
Coalgate
Hudson's
Sonny
Conleate
Harmons
Cant County
Augie Harkins
Tupelo
Sonny's
Clarita
Mium
Kansas City
Mobe Lespedesa
Andrean Lespedeza
Kobe
Cowt“gate Milling
Etl
Students for Wallace Oppose Draft at Campus Rally
A group calling itself Students For Wallace distributed mimeographed sheets at the University of Los Angeles campus today. The effort aimed to oppose draft measures and the European Recovery Plan and involved stationing protesters at entrances during Charter Day exercises.
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Gnrral
Coal Industry Seeks Federal Court Help in Pension Fight
Washington March 20 21 The coal industry asks a federal court to appoint an umpire to break the pension stalemate affecting miners and mine owners. Leaders Lewis and Horn say no agreement on pension payments has been reached as miners strike and plant shutdowns threaten broader economic disruption. A government invitation to talks with both sides was accepted, with Cyrus S Ching named to lead federal mediation efforts. The union accuses autonomous negotiators of failing eight months of good faith in the pension dispute.
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Juht L. Lewis
Exited Mine Workers Union
Hzar Vas Horn
Tessige
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Cyrus S Ching
Federa
Mettafier Directa
Brakes Fail Prompt Driver to Shield Curb at Main and Broadway
A driver on Saturday near Main and Broadway steered his car against a curb to avert a collision as brakes failed. Three men nearby dodged the free‑moving vehicle before it halted. the brake system remained undamaged and Luther Davis, assistant chief of police, was not involved.
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Claude McMillen Heads To Okay Arkansas Move
Claude McMillen longtime cement company official has moved to Okay Arkansas to assume a superintendent role for Mrs McMillen who will join him later. They plan to reside at Nasa vita Park Menihan, a pioneer settler family and Oakla ma native.
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Board of Free Holders
Aca
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Okfa
Winita
Hoey Severy
Tad
Weather Holds Back Oklahoma Planting Plans Amid Wet Conditions
Oklahoma farmers cut intended sowings due to wet fields and ongoing rain. The Agriculture Department’s March survey shows acreage shifts across crops with barley and cotton notes incomplete. Indicated plantings list 270,000 acres for corn versus 110,000 last year, among others, with several crops down or steady compared to prior season.
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Oklahoma
Department of
Samme
Television Debuts For Conductors
Major conductors made television debuts tonight with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Eugene Ormandy, telecast from Philadelphia to New York via WCBS. Toscanini appeared in New York on NBC, seen by about 800,000 viewers across six cities, as union terms finally allowed the networks to air such programs.
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Academy of Music
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Man “York
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Redio Corporation of America
Toscanimi
Houkes
Bank Names Hubert S Pinson As Vice President Director
The Robinson Stawnee American National Bank announced Hubert S Pinson of Oklahoma City will become vice president and director, effective April. Pinson previously served as vice president of Liberty National Bank in Oklahoma City since 1942 and earlier worked as a banker at Cinrerayre, Forpker and Bighy.
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American National Bank
Hubert Spinson
Oklahoma City
Benk
Robinson
Liberty National Bank
Cinrerayre, Forpker and Bighy
Fenrth Federal Reserve District
Expenditures By Oldshorra State Government in 940 The summary of state finances and welfare costs
Oklahoma citizens question where their tax dollars go as Oldshorra state spending rises from 1840 to 1947. The report shows welfare dominates the budget, with welfare costs nearly tripling, highway spending up, and school aid changing little as overall state debt remains low. Details include yearly spending in dollars, per dollar allocations to welfare, higher education, general government, and debt, plus unemployment benefits and jobless insurance trends.
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LaMunyon Funeral At Konawa Today
Funeral services for R. LaMunyon of Nomwawa will be held at Konawa at 3 PM with burial in Laverne where his mother is buried. He died after complications from a major operation at a local hospital early Friday. He was a Baptist preacher, publisher, and businessman survived by his widow and son with other relatives.
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R. LaMunyon, Jr
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