Plenty of Oil and McCarthy News Themed Debate
The Ponca City News reviews oil reserves and world supply, noting abundant global oil and potential recovery methods. It critiques Ickes predictions, cites Alberta and Look magazine estimates, and compares world reserves to Middle East fields while urging cautious energy policy and vigilance over government leaks. It also questions how Americans allocate time and reflects on a jailed elderly woman and tax ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca City
Harold Ickes
Interior
Western Hemisphere
United States
Ickes
Canada
Texas
East Texas
Alberta
Look Magazine
Middle East
If War Had Not Occurred What Might Have Been
The author muses on peaceful postwar possibilities from redirected wartime spending. Imagined gains include watershed control, eradicating venereal disease, eliminating crop-destroying insects, building modern schools, housing all with modern comforts, and paving roads for farmers and commerce. The piece concludes that peace should guard freedom of soul while hoping for a future of better living.
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Germany
Japan
Inter
Strange reasoning on Truman program impact in 1950 campaign
A Washington political writer argues Truman’s failure to pass major social bills will help him campaign by presenting an unfinished program. The piece notes Brannan farm plan, education aid, rent control extensions, Taft Hartley repeal, health insurance and taxes stalled by party and Republicans, enabling blame to swing. It stresses voters seek benefits and that cities require money for water, transit, schools, and growth.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Cattle rustling and political caution in old times
The writing discusses rising cattle theft in northeastern Oklahoma and waves of crime, noting no one profits, and questions about predicting a candidate's performance. It reflects on honesty, consequences of speech, and the dilemma of advising friends about elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
First Time Voters Shaped by Democratic Era Says Comment
The speaker notes new voters remember only a Democratic administration and tariff battles are no longer party issues. They urge a strong positive platform to win these first time electors, warning that political loyalties have drifted toward the Democratic cloth.
Cedar Grove Club Leader Busy With HD 4-H and Home Work
Mrs. 7. S Baker of Cedar Grove leads the local 4-H club committee and serves as club reporter. She learns from Miss Martha Mote and mentors three girls in dress making while managing extensive flower beds and preserving hundreds of quarts of garden produce each year. The Bakers live near Cedar Grove school on a 30 acre tract and have reduced their garden size to 50 by 75 feet.
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7. S Baker
Cedar Grove
Cluo
Martha Mote
Baker
Cedar Grove Club
Baker Hes Alent
Stratford Society and Madonna Club Meetings Recap
Local clubs met with members including Mrs. C M Sallee and Mrs. Pat Reynolds as co hosts. Secret words, rose lessons, Sunshine Pals gifts, and planned April gatherings featured, along with birthday honors for Mrs J P Hanley and Mrs Sam Boatright. W S C S planning a Norman conference and church kitchen drive noted for March 28.
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Flower Garden Club
Rose Unit
C. M. Sallee
Pat Reynolds
Fred Deibel
Sunshine Pals
Mattie Slatten
Arch Thompson
Earl Andrews
C. C. Rossen
G. R. Allred
J. EB
Rose
Tom Glass
C. S
Methodist Church
Kenneth An W
Norman
E E. Hamilton
EE Hamton
Bire
Kenneth Andrews
Glass
Hamiter
Karl Andrews
Milt Blackburn
Harvey Smith
Marie Slattes
Burch Peek
Frank Buck dies at 66 after world animal feats
Houston news reports Frank Buck a famed animal hunter and star of Bring Em Back Alive died of a lung ailment at 66. He left school early and pursued expeditions across South America Asia Africa and New Guinea later hampered by injuries from a Chicago taxi crash. Buck’s wildlife films and the popular film Bring Em Back Alive cemented his fame and nickname.
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Houston
Frank Buck
Animal Authority
Chicago
Buck
South America
Malaya
India
Borneo
New Guinea
Siam
Africa
W V C T U Meets At Mrs Foster Home
West Virginia Woman’s Christian Temperance Union gathered Thursday at Mrs L L Foster’s home with Mrs George Pearce presiding. Bell calls scripture, devotions by Mrs Willie Milligan, talk on liquor dealers’ attempts to recruit women and youth, duet by Mrs Alvin Smith and Mrs Amon Patton, sermonette by Miss Evelyn Bell, benediction, and refreshments for numerous members.
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T. UL
L L. Foster
George Pearce
Willie Milligan
Mattie Slatten
America
Alvin Smith
Amon Patton
Evelyn Bell
J. W. Brown
L. B. Milligan
RR. Chandler
Floyd Gray
Tom Sales
Robert McKnight
Everett Warren
Progressive Club meets for canasta at Agnew Standridge home
The Progressive club gathered Thursday at Mr. and Mrs. Agnew Standridge residence in Pauls Valley. Members and guests played canasta and enjoyed cake and coffee, including Mr. and Mrs. Willie Watts Mr. and Mrs. W. R Ciogr Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Perry Mr. and Mrs. Sims Kenneth Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holland and Mrs. Ruth Duke of Shafter California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Jones
Madonna Club
A. H Shi, Jr
F. P. Staff
Wendell Winn
Ed Kennedy
Kenneth Andrews
Toots Woods
R. C Adams
Andrews
Mia
W. R. Ciear
G. H. Eaves, Jr
Elvis Howell
J. W Mann
Boyd Perry
Shi
Staff
Roy Watts
Woods
Tom Strickland
Progressive Club
Agnew Standridge
Pauls Valley
Willie Watts
W. R Ciogr
and Sims
Roy Holland
Ruth Duke
Shafter
Calif
More Notoriety For D C Leopard
Oklahoma City on March 25 reports that the leaped leopard from Lincoln Park will be featured on the cover of the Oklahoma Game as a Fish News April issue. The editor Juanity Mahatffer of the State Game Department notes the animal drew the greatest four day big game hurt the sooner state has witnessed, deserving top billing despite not being native to Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma City
Lincoln’ Park
Oklahoma Game
Sooner
Oklahoma
Juanity Mahatffer
Stave Game Department
Konawa Church Groups Share News and Meetings
Konawa society notes report the Baptist Lucy Smith circle and McMurry circle meeting at homes with members and visitors listed. Religious gatherings include WSCS conference attendance in Bartlesville and Shawnee, a Nazarene revival set for April, and lessons on Old Testament periods and history between the Testaments.
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McMurry Circle of the Baptist Church
Bob Blalock
City
Victor
Judson Blalock
Ross Badgett
Jl, Ogburn
B. M. Bates
W. F. Elliott
Doyle Burton
Edd Thompson
Jack Streetman
Jack Gray
A. J. Colins
Oklahoma City
B.F. Stalnaker
F. M. Dailey
WSCS
Methodist Church
Bartlesville
A. d. Collins
Ada
Wewoka
Lucy Smith
The
Baptist Church
Ragland Jed
Ragland
Ada Anderson
Muis
T. J. Spurgin
V. B. Mashburn
E. J. Brinley
J. A. Shirley
Fred Stewart
Two Die In State Traffic Saturday in Oklahoma
An eight year old boy and an elderly man died Saturday, raising Oklahoma highway fatalities to 29 for the year. Elmer J. Guthrie, 78, of Tulsa, died after injuries from a March 17 collision as he crossed an intersection. Clyde Barton Jr., 9, was killed when struck by a truck while bicycling near his home in Davenport. the truck driver fled the scene and a roadblock was set up with no trace found by night.
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Coy
Oklahoma
Elmer J. Guthrie
Tulsa
Clyde Barton, Jr
Davin
Highway Patrol
Shoe Change Shapes Left and Right Soles
A note explains that leather soles began being cut in right and left shapes only in the last 75 years. Earlier, most shoes used identical soles and left and right shapes were not common. The text mentions adaptations in college music and elementary education contexts.
Mother-Daughter Week Celebrated at Coalgate Church
Mothers and Daughters Week at Coalgate Presbyterian Church featured a Sunday service with Miss Janet Van De Erde speaking on Careers for Girls and a girls quartet. A Wednesday banquet followed with toastmaster Mrs. Horace Carter and remarks by Mrs. Raymond Warren, plus songs by the Paul Wilson group and performances by dozens of attendees and their daughters.
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Coalgate Presbyterian Church
Janet van de Erde
Melnnis
Horace- Carter
Raymond Warren Wahromet
Marsha Marsh
Carter
Paul Wilson
Charlie Christian
Delores
Wanda Lee
Eddie Cox
Donna
Gail
Sue
Paul Leister
Paula
Will Edwards
Patty
Emma Hoffner
Clovis Burden
Hazel Ott
T. H. Miller
Eunice Crawbaugh
Billie Joe
Maybelle
Johna Clark
Thera Mae Crim
Marilyn Polk
Claudine
Louise Roberts
Barbara York
Clyde Kaiser Announces Candidacy for Sheriff
Clyde Kaiser, who two years ago stepped down as sheriff, announces his bid for the office this year. A long-serving figure in the county, he lives on a farm near Oakman, has a large family, and is known across the county by many as a trusted former sheriff. Kaiser plans a formal statement within a few weeks.
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Clyde Kaiser
Sherriff
Oakman
Kaiser
Ada Maid Dairy Truck Stolen From Plant
A white pickup with Ada Maid Dairy branding was driven away from the Ada Maid plant Thursday night. A Platt National Park ranger spotted the vehicle in brush near Bromide creek Friday morning, returning later to find it still there. a young man fled as the ranger approached, prompting officials to contact manager Jim Bowman for further action.
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Platt Park
Ada Maid Dairy Company
Platt National Park
Sulphur
Bromide Creek
Authoritien
Jim Bowman
Ada Maid
Political Candidate Announcements for State District Offices
The News provides authorized notices announcing candidates for state and district offices subject to primary, listing for Director Judge John Boyce McKeeI Holt, and Jake Blevins Royt Driskill for sheriff, among others, with party affiliations and filing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eraue
John Boyce McKeel
Thomas P. Holt
Diam Demater
Jake Blevins Royt Drisktll
Ada Bond Issue Vote On 920000 Sewage Plan
Ada residents will vote on April 4 to approve a 920000 bond for extensive repairs and a new disposal plant to overhaul the city sewage system. The proposal follows a yearlong survey showing under served areas and an old plant unable to meet demand. Camp Fire Girls and Napier Boy Scouts will distribute information and answer questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Adao
Camp Fire Girls
Napier Boy Stouts
Oklahoma Guardsmen train on aerial map reading in Ada
A dozen members of Headquarters Battery First Field Artillery National Guard received the first outlying area aerial photograph reading training in Oklahoma. The session used AAA maps and four flights over a four mile area southeast of Ada to learn landmark tracing and photo interpretation for artillery reconnaissance and target surveying.
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First Field Artillery
The
National Guard
Oklahoma
Cal
Howard W. Turner
Division Artillery
Oklahoma City
Marion &. McDaniel
Ada
AAA Farm Bureau
Col. Turner
McDaniels
Arthur EB. Cobb
Jack G. Gordon
Joe W. McKinnon
Donald £. Mathews
Don Don L. Martin
Robert V. Hudgens
Billy J. Williams
James S. Sturdevant
Robert FE. Scott
Harold CG. Wingard
Mont G. Comer
Edwin L. Covingtoo
Gray resigns from Chickasha coaching post
Chickasha Oklahoma March 23 Gray P A W coach of basketball and football at Chickasha high school resigns effective at the end of May after three years. He plans to return to Western State College Gunnison California to complete work toward a master's degree. A stray line about job losses and vehicle paint scratches follows, unrelated to the main notice.
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Chickasha
Oxia
Mar
W. Gray
Gray
Western State College
Gunnison
Calo
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Stillwater
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Nazarene Church
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Owen Jones
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