Pontotoc County Dairy Program Adds 103 Heifer Calves
The Chamber of Commerce dairy program distributed 103 heifer calves to 4-H and FFA members in Pontotoc County over the past two weeks. Ada area buyers selected top cattle from dairy states, with several calves bred locally. Sponsoring entities include Cudahy Packing, Dane County Farms, and the Oklahoma State Bank among many sponsors and youths listed.
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FFA
Pontotoc County
Chamber of Commerce
Ada
United States
Frank Jared
Stonewall
Louis Nelson
Oregon
Wisc
O. H. Miller
Dewayne Sherrell
Rt. 1
Max Gerke
C. F. Needham
Dean Young
Fitzhugh
Foster McSwain
Joe Gentry
Vaness Ffa
Max Gefke
Cudahy Packing Company
Elmer Cochran
George Toler
Jim Gentry
Robert Gefke
Bobby L. Langley
Rollow Hardware
Calvin Pennington
Rt. 2
Stratford
Robert Gerke
Tommy Hoosier
Dane County Farms
Verona
Wis
Clifford Palmer
Allen Ffa
D. F. Fleet
R.L. West Francis
Oklahoma State Bank
Roff
Motor Sales Inc
Robert Keener
McSwain
Kiva
Ritz
Ray Yount
Guy Looper
Joe Dean West
Francis
Dane County Arms
Austell Snipes
Dane County
Ada, Holste
Ada Milling Company
W. P. George, Jr
Dane Farms
Bill Mundy
W. E. Pitt
Richard Roundtree
R. E. Cowling
Cowling Farm
Ambition for Unanimity Threatens Veto's End
N. J. O. Makin, Australian Ambassador to the U S, argues that if permanent Security Council members sincerely seek unanimity the veto could become obsolete and be formally eliminated as a natural consequence.
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Security Council
N. J. O. Makin
U. S
United States Amasses Over One Million Tons Synthetic Rubber Capacity
The nation now possesses plant capacity exceeding a million long tons yearly for synthetic rubber production, marking a major expansion in domestic chemical industry output and supply security.
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United States
Oklahoma 4 H Roundup Sets June 2 to 6 At State Fair
The 4 H Roundup will include 77 counties with agents and youth delegates. Activities feature team demonstrations in farm and home lines, short courses for boys, panel discussions for girls, daily supervised games, and evening entertainment. A dress revue chooses a girl to represent Oklahoma at the National 4 H Club Congress. Shirley Wall and Doris Wall perform Cottage Cheese. Pat sy Thompson and Oneita Bryant also appear in health and time topics. Potto toc county girls will participate, with schedule for Red Oak Happyland Pickett meetings.
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Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Shirley Wall
Doris Wall
Patsy, Thompson
Oneita Bryant
Maxine Neely
Red Oak
Happyland
Pickett
Helen Tinsley
Reformed Red May Hold Union Office Under Senate Move
Washington May 24. Senate house conferees examined whether a reforming communist may be allowed to hold union office. Senator Taft said a repentant member should not be barred forever, while House conferees resisted removing the "ever has been" ban from union leadership. A ceiling on initiation fees was agreed, and the broader labor bill stalls on internal union regulation.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Senate House
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Conference Committee
House
Communist Party
Congress
Chicago fire buff rushes to blaze after alert
Sam Holland runs a lunchroom in Chicago but his hobby is chasing fires. When the police station reports a big blaze, he dons an ax, helmet, boots, rubber coat and a fire department pass and heads out, declaring I’m a fire buff. He keeps five radios, including one in his bedroom.
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Chicago
Sam Hollander
Sam
Fire Department
Oklahoma farm notes on costs and crops across counties
The AP report describes H C Chastain farm Marshall county producing ore at 8.3 cents a pound with a balanced corn and protein ration. Clover thrives on Jacob Unsicker farm Cotton county thanks to courthouse lawn seed. Fire blight cuts Cherokee county apple and pear yields per county agent notes.
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Associated Press
H. C. Chastain
Marshall County
Dale Ozment
Jacob Unsicker
Cotton County
Courthouse
Cherokee County
Walter H. Beckham
Jail Door Gate Kills Tennessee Child?
A heavy seven foot jail door used as a fence gate fell at Roscoe Davis home three miles west of Nelsonville Grady county killing three year old Jeannett Lavon Anderson as her father and mother watched in shock. The accident happened after recent rains loosened gate posts and the father leaped clear to avoid the swaying door. The child died at Chickasha hospital after efforts to save her.
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Chickasha
Okla
Jeannett Lavon Anderson
Arthur A. Anderson
Purcell
Roscoe Davis
Nelsonville
Grady County
Andersons
Davis
Anderson
Okfuskee County Cotton Replant At Risk After Rain
Damage from heavy rains will force many Okfuskee county cotton farmers to replant. County agent Clarence Humphrey assured farmers cottonseed would be available for another planting.
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Okfuskee County
Clarence Humphrey
Farmers enter McClain green pasture contest prizes
Fifty farmers in McClain county join the green pasture contest as the Purcell Chamber of Commerce adds 100 in prizes, supplementing state premiums in the program per county agent L. J. James.
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McClain County
Purcell Chamber of Commerce
L. J. James
Scientists Question Ability to Raise Human Intelligence
A broad scientific consensus holds that a person’s intelligence is largely fixed. Researchers note only modest gains from training and environmental changes, with genetics playing a substantial role in cognitive potential.
Number of U S coal mines exceeds seven thousand
The statement notes that there are more than 7,000 coal mines operating across the United States, reflecting extensive mining activity nationwide.
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United States
Marshall Sets Deadline For Four Vital 'Must' Measures
Secretary of State Marshall labels four foreign affairs bills urgent to pass by June 30 or with the new fiscal year July 1. Measures include U S membership in the international refugee organization, sending military missions to China and Iran, arms sales to friendly nations, and continued Voice of America broadcasts. Senate ratification of Italy Romania Hungary and Bulgaria pacts is hoped but has no strict deadline.
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Turkey
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Quirino
Philippines
Philippines Seeks Strong Ties With United States
Vice President of the independent Philippines outlines a future aligned with the United States. Ada Public Library adds a broad new book list across adult fiction non fiction and juvenile non fiction, featuring works on politics science history and culture from various authors and publishers.
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Ada Public Library
John
America
Mackaye
Moore
Piggle
MacDonald
Faralla
Felsen
Marta
Longsberry
DuBois
Ann Lawrence
Old New York
Malvern
Paris
Bishop
Hoke
Tommy
Faris
Battle Ridge
Grigg
Horning
MacFarland
Young Peoples Book of the Atomic Energy
Potter
Street
Parker
Ross
Bycamp
Peck
Popular Mechanics Press
G. Blough
Two Young Adans Burglarize Across Cities
Two Ada youths about 14 were arrested in Ardmore for burglarizing a store there after driving a stolen motorbike from Ada to Roff and Sulphur. They continued attempting another burglary when Ardmore officers intervened. one boy had prior local trouble, according to Police Chief Quinton Blake.
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Ada
Ardmore
Sheriff's Force
Roff
Quinton Blake
Highest Priced Bull To Be Auctioned Off
The world’s highest priced bull, Pittodrie Upright, a Shorthorn imported from Scotland, will head to the auction block May 30 31 at the American Royal building in Kansas City. Brought by Snn a Bar Farms near Grain Valley Missouri, the Supreme champion of Perth Scotland 1946 cost $61335. Buyers from Australia Argentina South Africa and Great Britain are expected.
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Kansas City
Pittodrie Upright
Scotland
Ralph L. Smith
Grain Valley
Perth
Smith
American Royal Building
William Rockhill Nelson
Clinton K. Thomson
Clarita Home Demonstration Club Sees Meetings and Rooster Week
The Clarita Home Demonstration Club held an all day meeting at Mrs. Bruce Carter Sr.'s home with a pot luck lunch. Members reupholstered two chairs and discussed the June Vegtable and Flower Show and a piped buttonhole method. A second meeting on June 11 will be at Mrs. Ralph James's home. A separate group southeast of Clarita elected officers for a new club named Trico with meetings on the second Tuesday. Rooster Week May 18 to 24 promotes selling or consuming unneeded roosters to save farm costs.
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Clarita Home Demonstration Club
Bruce Carter
Ralph James
Home Demonstration Club
Claud Petty
John G. Grigsby
John E. Grigsby
M. B. McAdams
Keener
J. P. Woods
Jack Patton
Clara Backhaus
Clarita
Tom Buchanan
Paul Jones
A. R. Forgery
Trico
Orlan Moore
Woodrow T. Jones
J. D. Mathis
Thomas K. Moore
Herschel Hickman
A. H
Oklahoma
Son of Ada Family Man Dies in China Plane Crash
Rogers Steed, 22, son of Mr and Mrs Tom Steed of Ada, died in a plane crash in China while serving with the Marine Corps aviation branch. Navy message said he died in line of duty after a crash and burn. Body to be shipped home. Steed had enlisted at 16 and served through wartime to remain in the Marines.
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China
Marine Corps Aviation Branch
Navy
Tom Steed
Marines
Shawnee
Ada News
Oklahoma City
McAlester
Washington, D. C
Cong
P. L. Gassaway
New Delhi
India
Armed Forces
Hazel Bennett
Hugh Bennett
Rogers
Steeds
Ada
Marine Aviation Service
Largest oil refinery reported in Curacao Dutch West Indies
The text notes the largest refinery in existence sits in Curacao in the Dutch West Indies. It employs about 10,000 people and handles a daily capacity exceeding 295000 barrels.
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Curaco
Dutch West Indies
Nile River hosts wide variety of fish more than any river
A claim notes the Nile's fish diversity surpasses all other rivers. It highlights the river as home to a greater variety of species than any other watercourse in the world.
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The
Nile
Lone Star Starts Mine Operations
Officials of Lone Star Steel Co announce two of three Southeast Oklahoma coal mines near McAlester will begin operation by June 1. About 200 workers will be employed, with Starr Coals, Inc. handling operations. The Daingerfield steel plant is slated to open by August 1.
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Dallas
Tex
Lone Star Steel Co
Oklahoma
McAlester
War Assets Administration
Starr Coals, Inc
Hertigetta
Okla
Lone Star
Lone Star Company
Daingerfield
George H. Anderson
EF. B
Germany
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Soon Pene Jersey
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North Prairie
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Ada Evening News
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Dennis
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Carrel Bryant
Frank Morley
Baraboo
W. M. Emanuel
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Morley
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Milton Junction
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