Red Cross officers reelected during county meeting
Port Totoe County Red Cross held its annual meeting Monday night with officers reelected including Hhoowing, Wickes, Greydom Rogers and Gene Swith. Epperson, pastor Mitchell, and Norman Katz spoke on Red Cross service, urging continued support and outlining aims for the coming year.
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Port Totoe County
Fasig
X &. Bighardson
Bro+ Belew ae Wickes
Greydom Rogers
American Red Cross
Pontotoc County Chanter
M. Hs
Darth
Genexoiy
Red Cross
Armer
Fea
Peor
Epperum
Courageous Patty Becker Ready for Operation
A severely deformed Schenectady girl Patty Becker prepares for surgery at Shriners Hospital to amputate her affected leg and fit an artificial limb. She walks on the uninjured leg with aid of a crutch and shows her calm readiness despite her condition and upcoming procedure.
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Patty Becker
Shriners Hospital
Tate
Patty
Alva Begker
Schenectady
Ceneral Electric Company
Dollar Bills For Courtesy Award Distributed Downtown
Eight people have already received cash rewards for courtesy shown by clerks in downtown Oklahoma City businesses. Mrs. Harold Van Gilder was the first recipient, getting a crisp new dollar from Calvin Pennington of the Conoco station at Thirteenth and Broadway. Welfare notes indicate October welfare checks for dependent children will follow the 20 percent cut previously announced, with funds borrowed from the state administrative fund approved by the state welfare commission.
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Harold van Gilder
Calvin Pennington
Conoco
Thirteenth
Broadway
la Oklahoma City
Oklahomas
Jett Grittin
State Welfare Commission
Pilotless Plane Flies Homeward From Europe to U S
A robot Skymaster plane of the U S Army Air Force, piloted by a mechanical brain, completed a return flight from England toward the United States. The craft took off from Brize Norton on a mission to Stephenville Newfoundland and could head to Wilmington Ohio if weather held. It carried Col. James Gillespie and 18 crew, with 3500 gallons of fuel, and was in England since Sept 22 for demonstrations and study by RAF authorities.
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Aneham
Eng
England
U. S. Army Air Force
Athen
Lin
Royal Air Ferre Field
Stepherville
Gillesche
Gillespie
Stephenville
Wilmington
Ohio
Brize Norton
Oxfordshire
RAF
Allen News Briefs From Ada Tuesday Events
Ada notices list visiting relatives and local movers with F L Mactin of Tulsa staying with sister Georgy Watson and Bir Wat oun, Mrs Sam Morrison recovering after major operation at Vallew View, Florence Swafford of Olmmrubee Ras visiting daughters Myg Sarale Coomer and Ar nole Bingham end families, Evie Duncan and daughter, and Riverside California visitors Clinton Waaltolk and Jennly visiting sister Walter Smith in town.
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F. L. Mactin
Tulsaywent
Georgy Watson
Wat
Plorence Swafford
Olmmrubee Ras Visvbad
Myg
Saralé Coomer
Arnole Bingham
Mra
Evie Duncan
Clinton Waaltolk
Riverside, Cali
Hig Sster
Walter Smith
Jennly
Valley View Admissions and Ada People Trade Notes
Local Ada area notices list residents and visitors including Mrs Sammur and Eloise English with families, and many Ada addresses. mentions of travel to San Antonio for a baby girl, and several crossings to Tulsa, Oklahoma City, and other towns. Political note: William O Coy, veteran, may seek U S Senate seat in 30 days, after last year’s governor bid.
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Denal& Shores
Bernace
Miller
H. D. Haybesom
Spenit
Mear Marsiow
Eern Oxlahoma Cipy
William O. Coy
United States Senate
Tulsa
State Supreme Court Opinions Mixed Outcomes Across Counties
The Oklahoma Supreme Court released opinions affirming several rulings in Garvin, Tulsa, Pushmataha, and other counties, with reversals and remands in a list of cases including Berd v. H. F. Billy, Coffee v. Bridwell, and Tankersley Construct firm disputes. Other entries involve school district consolidations and estate matters. In Anadarko, city officials announced cemetery gate closures after late-night vandalism and prowlers reported near the graveyard.
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Oxlaroma
Supreme Court
Lorraine Berd
H. F. Billy
Bughes County
Burford
L. Coffee
BE. W. Bridwell
Garvin County
M. E. Trapp
Associated
Partmarshup
M. B. Trapp
Low Strang Trapp
M.trapp, Jr
Dan Tankersley
Mary Tankersley
Government to Help Midwest Farmers Plant Frees for Years
Washington reports the prairie states forestry project will persist as part of the soil conservation program. The shelter belts aim to protect topsoil in Nebraska Kansas and the Dakotas with windbreaks of cottonwood ash locust and olive. Forest Service records note costs and tree counts, while work continues under the soil conservation service with Lincoln Nebraska headquarters.
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Washington
Ani
Aguiclature Department
Prairie States Forestry Project
WPA
Dane Parkinsom
OU. S. Forest
Nebraska
Kansas
Dakotas
Forest Service
Soil Ecoservation Service
Zuaning
North Dekote
Texan
Amd
Lincoln
Neb
Montana
Fair checks available for premiums at county office
County Clerk Bobbitt announced Tuesday morning that checks for premiums earned at the fair are ready. He urged those owed, including men, women, and club youths, to visit the courthouse notice desk to claim their funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Bobbitt
Bobbitt
Soutity
Pakistan Governor Fears Soviet Grab in India
Pakistan Governor in Karachi warns that a Hindu Muslim disorderly collapse of Indian states could invite Soviet influence or intervention. He alleges the Hindu government tolerates Sikh arming and pogroms, calls for unity to prevent chaos, and discusses mass population shifts from Pakistan and India amid unrest.
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Pakistan
India
Sincedy Rinting
Teke Vres
McRamet
Sinnal
Patistany
NBA
Taylard
Indis
Fraser
Jimnal Fhathi
Punjab
Alleps
New Delhi
Himie-MosTere
Eastern
Pun
Deli
Hindustar
Jimmah
Banane
Jinmah Aout
Karachi
Inia
Britch
Eoum Laon
Dimasa
Russia
Shere
Jinmak
Ind
Guimg
Srem
Ada Chamber urged support for National Week for the Handicapped
Wendell R. Thomss, Ada Chamber president, outlined a five point program for employers to cooperate with the State Employment Office during National Employ the Handicapped Week. Employers should survey openings, consult the state office, hire qualified handicapped workers, match abilities to jobs, and judge workers by ability not disability. Handicapped should register at local employment offices whether or not they are veterans.
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Wendell RK. Thomss
Ada Chamber of Com Treree
Thome
Ohio GOP to Buck Taft's Campaign
Ohio Republicans plan a home grown drive to secure the Republican nomination for Senator Robert A Taft by raising about 750000 with support from state money. Taft plans to address the state GOP central committee on October 24 in Columbus and may announce at the national convention in Philadelphia. His backers expect to back a six state western tour with an all Ohio funded effort while Taft himself favors limited outside contributions.
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Washington
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
GOP Central Committee
Columbus
Taft
Philadelphia
Ohig
Aghody
Cirtemoatl
Plate
Oklahoma official defends social aid review program
Sol McDonald regional director of the Social Security Administration argues annual case reviews are routine and required by Oklahoma’s agreement with the federal government. He contends reviews ensure proper payments and negate abuses, while critics fear manipulation and misallocation of funds affecting the aged, blind, and children.
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Sol McDonald
Social Security Administration
Amy
sgeHare
Oklahom
Oklahorma
Soranae
Amee
Oklahoma
McDonald
Ada Junior High Student Shines In Club Pantomime Act
Ada Junior High School student Tony Wise, performing for Ada Lima club members, showcases pantomime skill and a notable mimicry ability. The young performer also participates with the Ada Junior High Blue Jays, developing agility and stage presence through imitation and song.
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Tony Waose
Ada
Ada Lima Club
Ada Junior High Blue Jays
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Chase
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Ente
Kamovel
Europe
U. S
Perry
Okla
Gerald Whittier
First Christian Church of
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Pewnee
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Camey Valley
the Princess
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Jourdan A. Abbott
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Verna Veogh
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Deery Wayne McMilfon
Rott
Walter D. Tudlas
Cassgate
Grace Hensley
Betty Hoosier
Barlen
McNult
Stuart
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Helen L. Bryant
Fortotac
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Fitzhugh
Gladys Coddington
Johnnie Brown
Ada Thesday
Dadla Watson
Thei Som Barry
Grandor
David
B.D. Harbesom Sr
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Muskoger
Floyd Simmons
Fuesday
Anneth
Alten
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Mrs San Weems
Springs, Ark
Reds
Italy
Alctide de Gasperi
Rome
Platea Payola
de Gasperi
Jolina Hainl
Nea-Aciesia
State Supreme Court
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Bia
Fay Oliver Res
Midwest
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Coflet County Clect
U.S. Naval
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Pak
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NEA
Bert Brandi
Mohammed al Hanah Faye Brand
Thomas Bocks
United States
Jha Ces
Tony Wise
Lions
Lincoln Electric Co
Ada Iron & Metal Co
Tilt & Broadway
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