Dairy Cow Program Boosts Milk Output in Pontatec County
Dairy program gains mature cows and thriving yields with Guernsey Jersey and Milking Shorthorn stock. Local producers report daily milk totals from 24 to 53 pounds per cow, butter production increasing as feeding practices improve and herd rotation advances.
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Pontatec
Ofifigiala
Pantoneoaniv
Welles
Peveltivkion
Clyde Casady
Hig
Amet
Averal
Charles Chandler
Charles Blunsenship
Beiter Chan
Halsteins
Guernseys
Jersey
Thee Project
Thanksgiving Day Weather Outlook in State May Be Mild
The forecast from Asse iain Pres Thankl thankful Way indicates variable temperatures across the state with some counties seeing 60s and 40s. Panhandle readings show snow-like hints and light precipitation in Oklahoma City Ponca City Fort Smith Tulsa. chains of wind and blowing snow described as blizzard conditions in places.
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Oita
Yonishi
Rao
Panhandle
Fist Pitt
Gage
Fort Lilly
Montastery
Ponca City
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Oklahams
Oklashood
Shite
Ahih
Trothwesterny
Northee
Ned Sith
Caddo Herald Founder Sells Paper After 48 Years
Guy Cressett of Caddo is in Vadlow View hospital for a checkup amid reports he sold the Caddo Herald after leading the paper for 48 years. He arrived in Caddo in 188th, took a paper job a year later, then bought it and ran it since. The paper is among the state's oldest, tracing back to 187e as the Caddo Banner, later Oklahoma Star in 1880, and then the Herald.
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Guy Cressett
Cadd
Vadlow View Hospital
Cressett
Caddo Herald
Caddo
Caddo Weekly
Caddo Banener
Oklahoma Star
Herald
Boland Bennett Story
Durant Democrat
Oklahoma Panhandle Weather Update Largely Cloudy
Forecast shows cloudy conditions across the Panhandle tonight with lows near 40. Thursday brings warmer highs in the 80s to mid 90s. Southeast winds and favorable conditions expected across the region.
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Oklahoma
Warner
Panhandle
Panhandie
Sales Course Moves Into Situation Training Today
Second day of the sales training course underway with emphasis on handling cash, sales closing, and wrap work. Attendees learn store selling, customer attitude, appearance, posture, and effective sales presentation, with certificates offered to those meeting requirements.
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Fox
Ada Statur
Tami Tian
Wethesday
Condition of Rolf Youths Unchanged
A National Guardsman and two others were injured when their jeep overturned on the return from a meeting of the Rott unit Monday night. One man remained in serious condition with severe injuries to the pelvis. Another suffered an eye injury but was improving, while a third was reported in good condition. Officers investigated the accident with Oklahoma City officials arriving to assist.
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Neamital
Fresela
Vic
Westley
Odor
Dvi
National
Two Escape From Vinita Jailers Overpowered
Enforcers search the Tri State area for two young men who overpowered jailer L A Howell and escaped the Vinita jail last night. Suspects Robert L. Har and Robert Howla, about 35, are jailed on check forgery charges awaiting district court. They overpowered the jailer, locked him in a cell, took papers and money, and used his keys to escape. Waldrop, undersheriff, said Har's home is in Bay City Texas and Howla is from California.
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Vinita
Okio
Tristate Ares
Waldrop
Robert L. Harabout
Robert Howla
Betty
Mey
Howell
Mardy
Bay City
Teras
Howlaze
California
Food Costs Drop in October Hint at Slower Price Trend
Washington reports a 0.5 percent October dip in the cost of living, the first decline in seven months. Officials say groceries and meats led the reduction, boosting hopes President Truman may scale back standby price controls when Congress convenes. Analysts note overseas spending and defense costs complicate the outlook. Bowles and Nourse caution against drawing firm conclusions yet.
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F. Green
Washington
Tramarr
Congress
Idwan
G. Nourse
Severn Monte
Chayt
Norse
Bureau of Tabor Statistics
Chester Bowles
OPA
Connecticut
White House
Truman
Mearse
Pee A
Order Vacating Strips of Land In City Area
District court awarded vacating strips of land in Belmont Addition including Twenty first Street, Townsend Avenue, and adjacent alleys, noting they were never used by the public. City of Ada challenged the judgment as trustee for public use. judge Hoyt Driskill denied the city's motion to vacate and upheld the award to abutting property owners.
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Ousery
Belemamt
Ihese
Twenty-first Street
Broadway West
Townsend Avenue
Belmont
Marc
Tater
District Court
Dodge Hoyt Drisk
City of
Ada
Tre
Fudge Driskii
Sinclair posts price increase on crude oil in Tulsa
Sinclair Prairie Oil Co announces a 35 cent per barrel rise in crude oil prices effective at 11 am today in Tulsa. W. K. Connelly and H. L. Phillips confirm the move, noting the higher price applies to Sinclair's crude in core buying areas and follows a September price increase by the company.
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Tulsa
Okla
Sinclair Prairie Oil Co
W. K. Connelly
H. L. Phillips
Imal
Sinclair
Sinclair Prairie
Philips
Thanksgiving Eve Notes in Ada as Town Prepares
Ada News reports Thanksgiving plans with schools closing for a four day weekend and many Ada residents traveling or hosting visitors. The community gathers for a 7:30 p m Nazareth church service led by Rev Willard Murrie and Mrs Plevencie Acbros Wilk directing. Forecasts predict a chilly partly cloudy Thanksgiving with expected mild, festive activities across town.
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Ada
Agapepete
Nith
Oak
Aichareh
Willard Murrie
Lac
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Plovenice Acbrosé Wilk
Reinthals Sit Down To First Thanksgiving Dinner Here
The Reinthal family marks their first U S Thanksgiving in Oklahoma after fleeing from Estonia in 1914. Dr Reinthal and his wife Ada narrate a wartime exile ending with arrival from Europe via Germany and Salzburg to New York and West Orange prior to settling in Oklahoma. Their tale includes bombed homes, lost possessions, and a vow to build a new life in America with renewed hope.
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Reinthals
Walfried Reinthal
America
Mies
Revitha
Telz
Wilma
Umberte
Ridge
New York Harbor
General Brack
Estonia
Ada
Europe
Reinthal
Germany
Salzburg
Austria
Berlin
Tost
Salebuce
Salzburg Hospital
Chaim
Tor Ada
Charles BR. Wainright
Tulsa
George Haff
Adts
Maj
Wainright
United States
New York
West Orange
N. J
May
Oklahoma
Beratagt
Estonian
German
French
Russia
Eatons
Messinie
Vienna
Sweden
de. Reinthal
Daoth
Dune
Dr. Beinthal
Legislature Passes Largest Oklahoma School Program
Oklahoma City report says the state Legislature approved the largest school program in the state's history after hours of debate. The plan includes a large budget, a severance tax, and salary boosts for teachers and supervisors. It also proposes restructuring districts from 2700 to 680 and dedicating general fund revenues to schools, with a separate proposal to allow a public vote on a constitutional convention.
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Oklahoma City
Dunuary
Oklahome
Alura
Velice Thig
Acheal
High Schoo
Comynan
Bridge Crumbles Under Big Truck Causes Closure
POSCA CITY Okla Nov bridge collapses under a heavy semi truck sending two men to hospital. Albert Bartell 31 Wichita Kas and Lewis Nickell 24 Stockton Kas were injured. A private car carrying Charles Baca Jr Pawhuska and a child narrowly avoided the gap. Traffic detoured via State Highways 40 and 15. The truck driver struck a bridge tree and part of the 300 foot span fell 60 feet into the riverbed.
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Posca City
Okla
Arkansas River
Cunt Brewster
Highway Department
Perry
Sae
Albert Bartell
Wighita
Kas
Lewlis Nickell
Stocian
Bartell
Heckel
Dent
Charles Baca, Jr
Pawhuska
Weather Relents Mercy Hop Begun
Weather relents as Doradeen Perry of Coffeyville, injured in a highway accident, is flown to Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore in a National Guard C-97. Pilot Lt Paul B. Houser, with Lt Col Roger Ludeman of the 127th Fighter Squadron, says the six to seven hour flight was expected to be completed in seven hours. The plane departed Wichita Municipal Airport and will return Wednesday night.
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Wichita
Kas
Mon
Doradeen Perry
Coffeyville
Jaly TT
National Guard
Baltimore
Bmd
Johns Bopkins Hospital
Frank Carlson
Paul B. Houser
Roger Ludeman
Poison Ingested Carbolic Acid Sends Woman To Hospital
Mrs. Ruthie Miller of 600 West First was hospitalized after drinking an undetermined amount of carbolic acid on Tuesday. Valley View hospital listed her condition as fair. police identify the substance as carbolic acid. Her husband Johnnie Miller, an oil field worker, was away at the time and learned of the incident after returning from work.
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Ruthie Miller
West First
Valley View Hospital
No Clemency For 25 Japs Corection
Tokyo report states General Douglas MacArthur denied clemency for 25 Japanese war crime defendants including Hideki Tojo. He ordered executions while reviewing sentences, calling the task utterly repugnant and urging prayers for peace to prevent further war. He indicated appeals to U.S. Supreme Court not to intervene.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Japam
Mideki Tojo
Japan
Supreme Court of the
United States
MacArthur
MNST
Eighth Army
Tr Burnal
Reconstruction on SH 12 Will Be Big Earth Moving Job
Sulphur November 24 reconstruction of 20 plus miles of State Highway 12 running through Johnston and Murray counties prompts bids as the State Highway Commission plans a large earth moving program. Center contractors will include 246,858 cubic yards of excavation and more than 4,000 square yards of bermuda slab sod ditch shocks. Estimated cost for paving prep next year is 362.0 thousand dollars with three sections totaling 27.5 miles and varying costs. The project forms part of a broader effort resumed by the Public Roads Administration after a prior dispute over project substitutions. Forty five percent of Johnston Murray funding will be federal aid.
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Townsloe
Murray
State Highway Commission
Dell. T
Ole Tahoma
Ht. EB. Bailey
Kavia
Johnnston County
Ravia
Murray County
PRA
Public Roads Administration
FRA
Provoxed & Tong
Jongram
Johnston-Murray
Ant Deel Sie
House Demos to Rebuild Lines
House Democrats plan to rebuild committee lineups to control major legislation. The Rules Committee is their strategic spot, shaping debate rules and amendment limits to funnel bills through the House.
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House Democrats
Weir
Congressort
Ota
Key
Rules Committee
Foramd
House Democratic Caucus
Ways and Means
House
Rules
Truman and Marshall in Second Talk
President Truman and Secretary of State Marshall held a second foreign affairs conference amid China crisis talk. They discussed possible aid to Chiang Kai Shek and the cost of rebuilding Japan, with officials noting two main policy paths and potential needs for congressional funds.
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Washington
Trump
Marshall
White House
Truman
Gee Wellington
China
United States
Trumas
Pew Congress
Inaat
A. Kang-Teom
Japan
Pacific
District Court sentences in two cases and trial of burglary
Two cases were finished by the district court this week. Gu S Price was acquitted of second degree forgery. Oliver Ballard was found guilty of abandonment. Tudor faced burglary in the second degree after allegations he helped steal dozens of beer cases from Oklahoma Distributing on East Fawelfta in July. The judge was Hoyt Driskill. sentencing dates were not set.
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Hoyt Driskill
Gu S. Price
Oliver Ballard
T. Ro Tudor, Jr
Wedraday
Tudor
Oklahoma Distributing Company
East Fawelfta
Tr Wes
New Brooar May Sweep Clean But Stir Dust
Fragmentary lines discuss broad sweeping effects and dust arising from a new breeze or change. Mentions hearts and brows in a poetic, regional voice. The readable snippet suggests emphasis on reaction to a new development and the disturbance it causes.
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Ravi
Fey Bol Wimeee
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