Won't Draft 18-Year Olds Won't Draft 18-Year Olds
Washington May 22 Congress p l ons for drafting 18 year old youths were reported junked today. A Senate Armed Services member says 12 of 13 members agree to revise the selective service act to drop the one year of compulsory military training for 161,000 18 year olds. Chairman Gurney refused comment but checks show him reviewing the plan. Under the new proposal 28 year olds would be allowed to volunteer while others would serve four years as National Guard or other reserve members with drills and camps. Men through 23 would be subject to draft two year service. leaders estimate 250,000 volunteers will join the one year program.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Ss 13
KHL
Okia
Gurney
R-Bd
Barnyard Gate Highlights Local Farm Programs and Crow Control
Centrahoma broadcaster K Teel discusses crow control methods and a fishing line invention on WAY Oklahoma City. Plans noted for Baby 3 Tour Dairy Development June 7 visiting local dairy herds and crop demonstrations. Also reports upcoming dairy calf shipment of 30 Guernsey and 30 Holstein heifers and various swine acquisitions by 4-H and FFA members.
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K. Teel
Teel
Centrahoma
Oklahome City
Tee
Oand
Lehigh
Teei
Coal County
J. Mi Nelson
Bob Robinson
A. J. Dodson
Roscoe Williams
Crarita
Johm Wesley Daniel
Olney
Jersey
Hanik
Barry Calvey
G. K
Wz Catl
Dale Brown Tedar
Ray_Kidler
Jobe Grigsby
G. I
Clastta
Clarita
Poland
Pasture Cavalcade Comes This Week in Oklahoma
Wewoka special report the Calvalcade of Green Pastures sponsored by E OO runs Monday to Friday with tours at the Charles Newsom farm south of Seminole. Seminole county demonstration Tuesday features plots at various times, starting at 8:35 a.m. and continuing to 2:30 p.m., including a free bar and guided tours led by named leaders to showcase pasture improvement practices.
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Wewoka
Talching
Bartlesville
Seminole County
Charles Newsom
Seminole
Newsom
Episcopal Church and Chapel Dedication Planned in Tulsa
Tulsa Oklahoma May 22 The consecration of Trinity Episcopal Church and St Luke's Chapel will be a double event led by Bishop Thomas Casacy tomorrow Trinity Sunday Visiting clergy include Dr Frederick S Fleming of New York City One service at Episcopal church and another at St Luke's Chapel mark a significant religious occasion with participation by multiple clergy.
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Tulsa
Oki
Trinity Episcopal Church
St. Luke's Chapel
Thomas Casacy
Tomorstow
Trinity
Frederick S Fleming
New York City
Allen 4-H club girls plan June canning demo
At a meeting on June 18, 17 high school girls in the Allen 4-H club are set for a canning demonstration. May 19 record books were noted, with club girls bringing notebooks and necessary materials. Several county schools plan to join future 4-H activities as plans expand. Women anticipate canning green beans next week, detailing preparation steps and processing times. Mrs R Ts Mate reported preserving 12 quarts of green beans last week and offered a suggested method.
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Aten
Allen
Record Book School
Mater Aly
R. Ts Mate
Jesse Community
Water Systems for the Farm Discussed in Rural Circular
A county extension circular by C. V. Phegan outlines water system types suitable for farm homes and how to obtain the publication. Home demonstration agents offer the circular and upcoming furniture renovation and extension meetings led by Stillwater A and M staff and local club activities scheduled through May 28.
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C. V. Phegan
Densiom
McAlester
Venlo Ann. McDufie
Evelyn’ Funk
A. and M College
Stillwater
Prekett Club
Union Valley Wish
Melis
Milking Shorthorn Tour Here Friday Considered Success
A Milking Shorthorn field day in Pontotoc County drew praise from Dixon of the American Milking Shorthorn Association for high quality animals at the first annual event. Breeders toured seven herds visiting farms near Adi Pederson and others, with several cows and bulls judged from good to excellent and a decision to make the tour an annual affair.
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Dixon
American Milking Shorthorn Association
Pontotoc County
Fontotoc County
Therfield Cay
Aldridge
Bexor
Cooper Brothers
Adi
Paints
Exch
Pederson Ft
Wis
Chrig Pederson
Pedursos
Dinon
Leonart Young Farm
Fitshugh
Mocygen
Pecan Grove
Chenitieg Road
Hagie AL Josue
Claude W. Pppoepsee
Harvey Lambert
Ahtosa XY
Housing Needed By Summer In Bayt Central Area
Apartments and houses are in high demand for the summer term. Bayt Central executive Morrison says families, including married couples and larger households, need housing. Local authorities urge property owners to list units and offer partial house space to accommodate visitors and gain some revenue.
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WB. Morrison
Segistemt
Bayt Central
Gummmer
Ltrom
Oklahoma A&M to Host Famed Diesel Laboratory
A new Oklahoma Institute of Technology unit will supervise a fully equipped diesel research laboratory at Oklahoma A&M College. The German Oberursel engine plan and a $5,000 installation cost are cited, with a $100,000 research expenditure expected. The initiative, led by Col. Phillip Donnell, aims to coordinate engineering activities across the expanded division.
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Stillwater
Okla
PRA
Oklahoous Institute of Terminology
Oklahoma A
M. College
Oberursel
Germany
Phillip Donnell
Tocar
Oklahoma Institute of Technology
Engineerng
Conrad Af
Downell
Leberatory
RHD
Gomcurrente
WU. 5
Office
City Police Nab Liquor In Series Of Saturday Raids
Police Chief Cecil Smith and city officers conducted raids Saturday and seized intoxicants. Annie Blocker Byrd posted a $20 bond after a raid at 120 North Cherry, with five pints of tax paid whiskey found. Other seizures included two pints of tax paid whiskey and one pint of ale, plus 18 gallons of alcohol in separate operations. Suspects Clemnve Clarks and Naomi Moses charged with possession of whiskey beer. Perry arrested for possession near East Fritts GLIL.
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Annie Blocker Byrd
Chester
Sieome
Clemnve Clarks
Naomi Moses
Megrn
East Fritts
Glil Perry
Constant
Perry
Arkansas Gazette reports Jesse James impostor tale at hospital
The Arkansas Gazette recounts a Christmas Day incident where a man claiming to be Jesse James asserted identity in a Little Rock hospital. He spoke of escaping a train, visiting Dyer Lodge, and later claiming life in show business before settling in 1943.
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Rock
Arkansas Gazette
Jesse James
Tate
Little Rock
the Gazette
Chrisage
Kansas City
Dyer Lodge
Maritana
Crittenden
Missouri
Franl
Jesen
Kutless
James
Bisrauli
Eight People Injured at Efiteh Gardens Amusement Park
May 20 eight persons were injured when a miniature train jumped the track at Efiteh Gardens amusement park and overturned on a curve. Riders were thrown into the air against a rock embankment. Injuries not yet known. Two ambulances carried the injured to Denver General Hospital.
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Denver
Efiteh Gardens
Hespitel
Valley View Admissions Visiting Hours and Names
Visiting hours listed for Valley View Admissions with a long string of personal names and addresses including Garry, White, Stretford, Denhar, Fitts town, Philip BE, Graham, Stockton, Jelnnd, Larry Graham, Bonale Saunders, Sarah Carter, Kroth, Petes, McBroom, Cooksey, Bessie Grissom, and Coalgate. scattered locations appear as partial street addresses and doorways. The fragmentary OCR reads as a directory-like listing of individuals and places tied to admissions.
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Garry Bk. White
Stretford
Cehndy
Mew
Denhar
Fittstown
Philip BE. Graham
Stockton
Larry Graham
Cobibey
Bonale Saunders
Atoie
Teil
Vance
Essalth
Sarah Carter
May L .Kroth
Petes
Nooth Cherry
Ada
Ace McBroom
Soy L Toney
South Hope
A M. Cooksey
East Moss
Bessie Grissom
Coalgate
Southern Baptists Broaden Fight Against Alcohol
Southern Baptists at Memphis vow tougher action against liquor and urge members to vote to abolish manufacture and sale of alcohol. They reject joining the World Council of Churches and oppose political stances outside church affairs. Kansas and Oregon Baptists seek membership, alliance with Northern Baptists discussed, and a ten million dollar annual goal set.
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Memphis
Tenn
Southern Baptists
Alcohol—Ag
Myay
Robert G. Lee
Mommons
Crump
Amsterdam
Truman
State of
Tarael
Opnanertis
Kansas
Supreme Court Keisinn
Even Sponsors Ready for Surprises at Industrial Show
Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors an Ada area Industrial Show, scheduled for Thursday through Saturday, with plans for booth construction and unveiling moments. Exhibitors expect surprise demonstrations and a three night continuous program drawing about 30 000 attendees.
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Chamber ‘of Commerce
Jaycee
Rommerson
Jsvevss
Ada
Socialistic Government Turns In Britain Amid Consolidation
British government faces pushback as Labour is accused of accelerating nationalization while pursuing a five year plan. Deputy Prime Minister Morrison urges consolidation after wartime gains, warning against false economy and stressing increased production. Local notes mention a Choctaw county fish fry fundraiser amid postwar adjustments.
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Britain
Andy Cargill Ends High School Work
Andrew Cargill a resident of the Bspirst Orphass Home in Ada has completed high school at Byne high with good marks in scholarship four letters in athletics and a record as a Boy Scout. Now 28 he played basketball and baseball for Byne’s teams last two years and plans college. B. A. Brice praises his conduct and prospects.
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Andrew Cargill
Orphass
Ada
Bymne
Wade
Andy
Drumeight
Wendell Jonkins
B. A. Brice
Cargill
Highway wreck toll rises in Oklahoma and nearby
Reports from highways across Oklahoma and nearby states recount multiple fatalities and injuries. A nine year old girl, Sarah Jane Barrackman, died after being thrown from a truck near Kingfisher while her mother remained with relatives. In Oklahoma City, a man and a woman were killed and another injured when a truck and trailer collided. Authorities tentatively identified the dead as Eddie Leo Baker and Lela May Massey.
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Prem Oklsgoma
Wgbway
Tash
Ames
Accir Genta
Kunefisher
Oklahoma City
Sarah Jane Barracksman
Oullahora City
Patton
Eddie Leo Baker
Lela May Massey
Oklahomea City
UN refuses strong steps on Palestine war action
The United Nations Security Council failed to back a demand by Warren R. Austin to halt the Palestinian conflict. A 38 hour cease fire was ordered with a deadline after midnight EST. Syria, Russia and the Soviet Ukraine abstained in the final vote.
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Eee W. Carpenter
Security Council
Abdullah
Trans- Jordan
Warren R Asti
U. S
Arsks
Holy Land
United States
Rassitr
Syria
Russia
Ukraine
U.N
Taker
T. Warren R. Austin
Camels
Mondey
Czechoslovakia
Palestine
Huge Crowd Sees Jesse James at Lawton Saturday
Lawton Oklahoma May 22 79 an estimated 20002 people crowded Luther Street to glimpse a man claiming to be the outlaw Jesse James The crowd jammed streets for about 60 minutes while the man rode to the courthouse lawn where he spoke briefly The man insisted he was Jesse James and disputed by some locals who claimed a different identity including a cousin and a man who knew James well
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Lawton
Oba
Luther
Oka
Jesse James
Jesse James Boy
Miltos Keating
Fesce James
Charlie Bigelow
James
James LE Hall
Dognita Tere
John Thomas Anderson
Necaho
Pete Enberz
Bucklin
Tames
Crowds Set Record At Major Oil Show in Tulsa
Thousands of visitors filled the Tulsa grounds for the eight day international petroleum exposition closing. A new attendance record of 200 252 was set surpassing prior marks. Exhibitors expected sales near a billion dollars from show offerings and related equipment, with industry touting it as an affordable market method. Officials weighed whether to hold the show every two or four years, extending beyond the current eight days.
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Tulsa
Delaney Well Is Coring Earlsboro
Reports of three wells were made near Earlsboro details show Delaney well in 11-98-78 coring at 2847 feet. Workmen were singing, pits and tools thrown in. Hundley 26-5N-10R moving wells as Pomtotor county test. University students who died in World War II to be honored at memorial bridge dedication tomorrow.
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Delaney
Hie
Whitney
Eaelsboro
Fell-Anderson
Hundley
Orly
Philins University
University Lake
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