Monument for Murray Should Be Built by Donors Not State
The Oakmulgee Daily Times editorial argues against using state funds for a William Murray statue at Murray State College site in Tishomingo. It praises Murray as Oklahoma founder, but urges private contributions instead, proposing a monument at Murray College grounds reflecting his legacy.
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Oakmuffee Daily Times
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Bailey Cobb
Oklahoma
William Jf
Murray
Murray Stake School of Agrculture
Tishorninga
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Joe Bailey Cobb
Tuek
Bry
Bill Murras
Murray College
Lawmakers clash over constitutional duties and court salaries
Representative Langley of Muskogee urged immediate pay increases for appellate justices, challenging constitutional limits. The debate questioned oath duties, ethics, and Supreme Court rulings, with cries that constitutional government is undermined and new judges may be needed.
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Td Langley
Muskogee
Okloahoma
Langley
Flealss
Sunrerre Court
Food value vs price and taste in daily eating
The article notes mismatch between cost and actual food value with examples like cheap meat cuts matching pricier ones. It suggests outer fruit and vegetable coverings can hold more benefit than commonly eaten portions while acknowledging taste drives much eating behavior.
Shawnee News-Star backs Steed welfare reform plan
The Shawnee News-Star endorses Congressman Tom Steed's proposal to tighten social security rules to curb child welfare abuse. It urges changes to require welfare workers to notify county attorneys when a child enters welfare due to desertion and to make crossing state lines after desertion a federal offense. The piece notes the need for parent responsibility and calls Steed's ideas common-sense remedies, though unlikely to become law soon.
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Shawnee News-Star
Tom Steed
Tom
House
Ways and Means
Oklahoma
California
Heigh-Ho
Golden West
Steed
Bowles Feud With Southern Press Grows In Connecticut
The lettered quarrel centers on Chester Bowles now Connecticut governor and former OPA official. Nashville Banner quotes Bowles denouncing New England industrialists joining Operation Dixie. The debate labels Bowles as opposed to Southward industrial expansion and questions Northern economic leadership.
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Chester Bowles
Washington
Connecticut
Nashville
South
Chester A. Bowles
OPA
New England
Dixie
Bowles
Chester
Power of Bureaus and Government Waste Critique
An American Magazine piece by Lindsay C. Warren criticizes government bureaus for spending excess funds and mismanaging resources. It urges Congress and the President to enforce strict accounting, reorganize agencies, and curb bureaucratic bungling to protect taxpayers. The column notes legislative actions, odd musings on time and winks, and ends with a local reference to a state prison facing closure amid budget pressures.
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American
Lindsay C. Warren
United States Comptroller General
Congress
Supreme Court
Ecountry
Old Fashioned Turbines May Power Planes Toward 10000 HP
More than 35,000 people viewed Curtiss-Wright display of the Typhoon turbine at Span of Flight in New York. The device, with multiple turbine wheels, may deliver 7500 to 10000 horsepower to a propeller, vastly exceeding the Wasp Major. Practicable uses include boosted piston power and potential future supersonic propellers, with jet propulsion likely needed beyond 600 mph.
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S. Burton Heath
NEA Salt
NEW York
NEA
Curtiss-Wright
Pratt & Whitney
Curtiss Wright
York
Bell Flying Fortress
Grange
Curtiss- Wright
Ram Jet Could Speeds Outpace Turbine Engines
A New York dispatch reviews ram jet tech, noting its simplicity and high potential for future aviation. It weighs little per horsepower and can withstand 4000 F temperatures, but needs an external power source to reach operating speed, with fuel efficiency lagging rival engines. The piece compares ram jet to reciprocating engines, gas turbines, and turbojets, and quotes Wright Aeronautical engineers on practical speed ranges and material limits. It also mentions use in missiles and experimental aircraft.
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Robert D Grange
Wright Aeronautical
Grange
Pai
Bodies of Two on Way Back to Area
The leading of wounded service men who died in the recent war are being returned to this area for reburial. Bodies originally interred in temporary military cemeteries in France, Belgium, and the Low Countries are coming home to Oklahoma. Next of kin instructions have been sent, naming Mrs. Jesse P. Garman and Sgt. Homer K. Hutchens among those returned, with addresses in Oklahoma.
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Wo Sren
France
Bolland
Belgium
Oklahoma
Robbad S. Germamson
Jesse P. Garman
East Mass
Homer K. Hutchens
Ida M. Hutchens
Neskoba
Tishomingo
Japan Should Have More Authority
The United States stated Japan should gain rising direction in international affairs, noting advantages of gradual independence under occupation. The proposal to let Japanese attend international conferences faces Pacific allies' objections and awaits action by the Far Eastern Commission.
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Washington
United States
Japan
State Department
Britain
France
Philippines
Ardmore Man Guilty in First Degree Manslaughter Case
Ardmore Oklahoma May 7 a Carter county district court jury found 16 year old Andrew Jackson Killough guilty of first degree manslaughter for the shotgun death of 43 year old George Tucker a beer tavern operator at Healdton Tucker was killed last October the jury rejected the murder charge and death penalty sought by the state and by special prosecutor Guy Sigher the manslaughter verdict carries a minimum four year sentence with sentencing set for May
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Okis
Carter Toyunty District Court
Juey
Andrew Jackson
Jack) Killough
Killough
George Tucker
Tucker
Healdton
Guy Sigher
Gairies
Ada Mirror and East Central College May Events
A poetic opening on motherhood leads into a school calendar at East Central noting events through May. The piece lists the senior speech recital dress, a May 17 dramatics program, a May 19 three more one act plays, a May 20 talent, and a joint East Central Choral Club concert featuring classical and popular numbers under Mrs. Marguarite Hawkinson.
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East Centra
Collage Symphony Orchestra
Physical Education Department
East Central Choral Club
Buti
Marguarite Hawkinson
Rogers and Hampferstein
Mozart
Gloria In Excelsio
Proverb and caps spark youth sports fashion debate
A noisy wall plaque in the editorial room sparks a mid century discussion on hats and fashions among high school and junior high boys. The piece notes caps with bills and crown styles, recalling past trends while contrasting younger and older generations.
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News
Ofice
Sports Department
South’ Bend
Rod and Reel Rombeny
Evening Sky and Garden Scene Inspires Poetic Reverie
A narrator recalls a Saturday evening walk home under dark clouds and a sunset that softened to pale yellow. Lush green leaves and profuse roses formed a breathtaking color contrast as rain began to fall, leaving the observer in a dazed, reflective mood before an approaching car interrupted the moment.
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Math Twain
Visual-Education Efforts Highlight Ada County Health Work
Ada County health department leverages a movie projection unit for student audiences. Public health nurse Cassie Isao visited several schools to screen general health and immunization films. Sanitarian Mills Garrison plans Saturday film sessions on proper mile plant operation and to support upcoming food handlers classes. Local educators and students receive recognition for string instrument study, with Francene Pearce and others earning top ratings and East Central Symphony involvement for a spring concert.
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Ada
Pastoree County
City County Health Department
State Health Department
Cassie Robert Isao
Mills. Garrison
Malion
East Central
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Francene Pearce
Horace Mann
Cima Louise
Bridegroom Keeps Secret From Bride in Tragic Wedding
In Los Angeles John Lamer 24 married Constance Cronk 20 daughter of City Councilman George Cronk. An hour before the ceremony Lamer’s mother Esther Lamer suffered a fatal heart attack, shocking the wedding party while the groom kept a hidden tragedy from the bride and guests.
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Los Angeles
John
Lamer
Constance Cronk
George P. Cronk
Louis
Az Usher
Susanne
John Mach
Esther Lamer
Notable Marchers Parade on Main Street
Citizens observed a procession down Main Street after arrivals. The event included Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Rogers of Van Buren, with no tea sales for the lota noted, and the scene reflected local ceremonial tone.
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Yoyd Rogers
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