Ada Garden Clubs Host South Central District Meet
Ada garden clubs welcomed delegates from about 40 clubs in the district at the Ada meeting. The convention was held at Lane Christian church with a luncheon served by church women. The auditorium and dining room featured decorative details and floral arrangements. Speakers included BB Blur and Bavilesville Hem ovathy, officials from the National Heritage and state groups.
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Ada
South Central District
Lne Christian Church
Pyrnenotha
Bavilesville
Livestock Experts Predicting Lower Meat Prices
Chaotic oxford of notes shows livestock experts predicting lower meat prices amid ongoing market shifts. Cited names and places are obscured, but references to wholesale prices and forthcoming months imply anticipated price declines across beef and related livestock sectors.
Heavy Fines and Jail Terms in Ligutor Cases
Several defendants faced fines and jail terms in Ligutor related cases. Prince received $100 fine plus costs and 30 days. Chester Fhee got $0 fine and 30 days. Amdiver B0 days on one count. Nye averment produced 30 days. Singpaon fined $850 with costs and 30 days. Cinelastd FRA first with 30 days.
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Esurk
Dee Prince
Chester
Steve Mitcheth
Amb Cinelastd
Gotntud
Idabel Woman Freed by Jury After Quick Deliberation
An Idabel, Oklahoma, woman was acquitted by a jury after only 30 minutes of deliberation in a case alleging she shot her mother, Mrs. Gross, at the mother’s home near Watliant in the year 1946. The defendant testified she did not remember pulling the trigger or intending harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idabel
Gross
Watliant
First Baptists Name Cubmaster
The First Baptist church has named Bob Hochn as cubmaster of a newly organized pack. The group will meet Thursday at 7:30 pm in the church. Open to boys ages 9 to 12 not in other units, with parents urged to attend.
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First Baptist Church
Bob Hochn
Iyee
Huchen
Kansa City
Missouri
Edinburg
Texas
Gilespie
Booth
Raby
Donnie
Pei
Th Ada
Tauns
Dunia
Bids Opened for Four Highway Projects in Salatome City
Open bids were recorded for four highway projects in Salatome City and surrounding counties. Estimates ranged from about 1.7 to 2.0 million dollars, with projects including drainage works, grading, bridges, and underpasses. Bids were submitted by firms such as Hunter Construction Company and others, though several items drew no bids.
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Salatome
Komawa
Ostianne
Smith
Avs
Portmayn
Ol Adi
Atoka
Tecumseh
Moore Brefers
Puntates County
Trafic Bourne
Bay Hunter Construction Companny
Ache
Oklahoma official advocates removing prisons from politics
Buck Cook, commissioner of charities and corrections, called for legislation to sever political influence over Oklahoma's penal institutions. He plans to propose a single prison director with full authority to set rules and appoint wardens, plus a three elected officials governing body to oversee the system.
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Oklahoma City
Buck Cook
Charities and Corrections
Oklahoma
Cook
Granite
Troup
Patsom
Indian Centennial Draws Newsmen
Muskogee October centennial events attract national radio and newsmen via M K T railroad. October 15 viewing Endixa Cavalcade. Governor Turner deploys about 200 National Guardsmen for crowd control. Entries deadline extended for the grand parade October 18. sponsors include Katy, Santa Fe, Trailways, Phillips Petroleum.
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Muskoger
Cxle
Renkil
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Roy & Turner
Aguom
Navy Wil Bombard Battle-Wet Vessels
San Diego reports Navy bombards Japanese ships and coast targets near Bikini. Skate submarine to finish off carrier and transports with air bombs while Crttendenen engages with surface bombardment. First Marine division prepared to storm beaches as live shells and bombs planned for use tomorrow.
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Navy
Wil
San Diego
Calif
Weil Konbard
Angam Bomh
Bikini
Skate
Sar Clementy
Sarme
Marine Division
Sam Clemens
Wateh
Dog Gone Little Girl Seeks Missing Bulldog Bod
A brown bulldog named Bod vanished from 1220 East Fifth on Sunday night. He has no tag or collar. His young owner and Sugarie Freeman seek help locating Bod and ask anyone with information to call Mo. 232.
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Sugsiae Preeman
Bob
Cedar Grove Pie Supper Is Friday
A pie supper at Cedar Grove Friday night at 7 40 offers musical numbers for entertainment. Proceeds will fund the school's hot lunch program. In Lawton Oklahoma on October 2 State Senator James C Nange will address a Comanche County trade association meeting on October 1. Weatherford Oklahoma reports Gloria Satker attends Weatherford chapter Order of Rainbow for Girls event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
Pontotoc County 4 H Club Girl At State Fair
A Pontotoc County 4 H Club girl recounts being chosen with four peers to represent the county at the State Fair. She describes courthouse introductions, judging days, seeing President Truman, tours of Oklahoma City landmarks, exhibits, a special meal, a broadcast by XOMA, and the return home with pride in sharing the experience.
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Pontotoc County
Wen
Zoey
Miss Floyd
Pottotoc County
Oneila Bevant
Frank Waxing Cultord
Latta
Dane Cochran
Union Bel
Dens McBlaney
Vanoss
Bryant
Tromall
Truman
Olstshama_ City
Capitol Building
Supreme Court
Fair Ud
XOMA
Ehat
Dewey to Tour Oklahoma October 13 in State Swing
Gov. Dewey will make a one day sweep through Oklahoma on October 13 with stops in Oklahoma City and Tulsa and short appearances along the route. Kenneth Wherry will speak in Ponca City October 20 and Enid October 21. Former Gov. Harold Stassen will visit October 14 for addresses at undecided locations.
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Ponca City
Okla
Thorass
Dewey
Alahama Ict
Lew Werts
Wontz
Werte
Elslahoma
Wente
Oklahoma
Paul Luskwood
Oldahoma City
Tulsa
Wentzswick
St. Louis
Arkansas
Kansas City
Wentzally
Kenneth Wherry
Oklahoma City Municipal
Wentz
Albany
Far West
Earler
Officers Fo Maneuvers Off San Diego Coast
About 460 army officers from the Command and General Staff College arrived in San Diego to witness joint navy amphibious maneuvers off southern California next week. The message notes the wartime cost at 2 800 009 000 000 dollars, equating to roughly 390 dollars per person worldwide.
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San Diego
Calif
Manton S. Eddy
Command and General Staff College
Pr. Leavenworth
Kans
Navy
California
Two Wildcats Drill Deeper as Wells Progress Near Stonewall
SP funeral services planned Monday for 73 year old Smith, longtime Oklahoma printer and businessman who moved to the state in 1895 from Kansas. He had operated a dry goods firm in the area since 1904 and previously worked as a printer in Enid Kingfisher and Waulsorm before settling in this city.
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Kaw City
Okla
Smith
Prote
Oklahoma
Sith
Yester
Kansas
Enid
Kingfisher
Waulsormins
Three Murray Teachers New to Tishomingo School
Murray college hires three new instructors for the fall term including Jarmas Ayres Madill Mrs Jack Acai Fisho ming o and Miss Edna Canter Benton Tex Ayres a Murray and Southeasters graduate will lead the college band Mrs Adair heads the vocal music department Miss Canter North Texas State College graduate becomes librarian succeeding Covelle George after her resignation to pursue graduate work at the University of Illinois Yvonne Clinton a Murray freshman from Broken Bow is elected class president Raymond Forbus from Buzoo is vice president Jo Lee Dillon Gene Autrey serves as secretary-treasurer
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Tishomingo
Ink
Murray College
Jarmas Ayres
Madill
Jack Acai
Fishomingo
Edna Canter
Benton
Tex Ayes
Murray
Southeasters College
Durant
Will
Adair
South
Methodist University
University of Oklahoma
Canter
North Texas
State College
Covelle
George
Miss. George
University of Ilinos
Yvonne Clinton
Broken Bow
Raymond Forbus
Buzo
Jo Lee Dillon
Gene Autrey
Muccey Former Students Association
Tempus
Williamm. Murray
Aie
Johnston County
Gev. Murray
T. Howe King
Dy Richard Barking
McAlester
Vantile Perker
Hugo
Joe Gary
Durrant
E. C
Bo” Reeves
Greecy
Ardmare
Tolrt Davenport
Duncan
Lawton Man Elected President of 45th Division Vets
Lawton man was elected president of the 45th Division Association of Oklahoma at its annual convention. Warren A. Eafevers was named vice president. Speakers included Jess Larson of War Assets Administration and Walter M. Hitchenson of Oklahoma City radio station manager.
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Tulsa
Ola
Get
Reymond Meyer
Lawton
Division Association of Oklahoma
Warren A Eafevers
Memlesten
Jess Larson
War Assets
Waller M. Histinsom
Oklahoma City
Census figures show regional population shifts in 1940s
The Census Bureau reports Kansas up 9.3 percent, Missouri up 4.3, Oklahoma up 2.0, Arkansas down 1.2 since 1940. National gain to July is estimated at 9.1 percent, with July total about 246,334,000 versus 131,669,225.
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Washington
Kansas
Mission
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Lawton Sheriff Regulates Talk in Families
Lawton Oklahoma October 2. Sheriff Otis Waldron explained to a disappointed citizen that law powers are limited after a disturbance case involving a loud quarrel between a husband and wife. He quieted the woman at night and then faced a daytime plea to quiet her further.
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Lawton
Okla
Gr— Sherif
Otis Waldron
Kawakita Treason Penalty Is Due
Los Angeles October 5. Sentencing of Tomoyo Kawakita for treason is on today’s court agenda but may be delayed by defense moves. The maximum penalty is death, his attorney Morris Leaving said. Motives claim outside juror contact and withheld evidence. Lavine seeks arrest of judgment or a new trial. Trial stretched over three months. jury deliberated eight days.
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Los Angeles
Tomoyo Kuwateta
California
Morris Leaving
Williams
Lavine
Yex
United States
James M. Carter
Nawahita
Royal Rupert Showing Signs of Recovery
Royal Rupert, the Hereford bull once sold for 35000, is hospitalized again with eye trouble and possible sterility after a pituitary transplant. Recovery has been slow but signs of renewed courtship show potential for renewed breeding, though officials remain cautious about fertility outcomes.
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T. Royal Rupert
T. Royal
Rupert Seth
Turner Ranch
Rupert
Hauburzer
Rager
Turnerr
Aebout
Jan Se
Krew
M. A. Emmerson
Iowa State College Veterinary Department
Opa
Farma
Colfax
Rupert Wa
Chinese Forces Quit Chongchun
Chinese government reports say national troops abandoned Chanzehum the capital Poncharia and fled south toward SOT amid hunger and shelling. About 100000 Changchun troops are believed to have moved south toward Tiching after retreat from Chowneun, with reports noting starvation deaths and heavy withdrawal impacts in north China.
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Peiping
Chanzehum
Poncharia
Sot
Hun
Siberias
Chowneun
China
Changchun
Srepingkak
Mukden
Tiching
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First Baptists
Cubmaster
Robert Hockn
Herbert
Evatt
Aoe
United Nations’ General Assembly
Paris
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Indian Centennial
Thomsday
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Weatherford
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Order of Rainthom
Giske
Lillian Setly
Cicero
Euhois
Us Sangulace
J. Pasback
Stont
L. A
Ecclin
U.S
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Oklahome
AL Delaney
Stonewall
Fitts Field
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Hildebrand
Julia May Smith
Inte
Kenneth Earhart
Milburo
Paul Kerley
Don Tomlinson
Dark Foster
Marietta
Lawton Man
45Th Division
Gaen
Theodore von Karman
US Air Force
Frankinn Institute
State of
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Chongchun
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Rizley
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