Dairy heifer care and management guidance for 4-H clubs
C H Hailey outlines fall and winter dairy care for 4-H heifers including feed with legume hay or alternatives, home grown grains ground for nutrition, mineral supplements advised at 3 pounds per 100 pounds grain, shelter needs, sanitation and kindness, breeding timing with county agent guidance, sickness response, external parasite control, and winter water needs. A side note explains why the Zero fighter plane is named from its model digits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hailey
Pontotoc General Dair
Canon
Jersey
Guernsey
Oklahoma rodeo riders win big at Madison Square Garden shows
Bill Linderman of Red Lodge Montana captured the wild cow milking contest and the bareback bronco riding title at the MSG rodeo. Homer Springer of Springer New Mexico led steer wrestling. Bo Chesson of Beaumont Texas was injured with ten stitches after a fall.
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New York
Bill Linderman
Red Lodge
Mont
Madison Square Garden Rodeo Tower
Homer
Springer, N. M
Bo Chesson
Beaumont
Tex
Spike Bronson
Issimee
Fla
Red Wilmer
Ranger
Dub Phillips
San Angelo
Eddie Curtis
el Reno
Okla
Homer Cook
Livingston
Howard Brown
Dublin
Homer Pettigrew
Springer
N. M
Bill McMackin
WLB Still Plans To Go Out Jan. 1
The War Labor Board will continue operation through January 1 as it studies reconversion disputes and a peacetime wage policy. Chairman Lloyd K. Garrison and Secretary Schwellenbach met with President Truman who discussed handling disputes and a price policy. An industry labor conference starts November 5, and a wage price pattern may be set by the WLB or another agency.
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Washington
War Labor Board
Lloyd K. Garrison
Aishing
Garrison
Schwellenbach
Truman
WLB
First Yank in Tokyo Davis Receives Presidential Autograph
Pfc. Paul F. Davis of Fairland Oklahoma the first American soldier to enter Tokyo met President Truman at the White House and had a baseball and a Japanese invasion note autographed The event followed his return from the Pacific and a Veterans of Foreign Wars convention Davis was to receive a $1000 prize from the VFW in Ottawa county Oklahoma and plans to resume farming back home in Miami Oklahoma He was escorted by VFW Commander in Chief Joseph M Stack and Oklahoma Congressman Schwabe with other leaders attending a Capitol luncheon.
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Washington
Pfc
Paul F. Davis
Fairland
Kla
Farmer
Tokyo
Truman
Davis
White House
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ottawa County
Okla
Miami
Pacific
Chicago
Joseph M. Stack
VFW
Stack
Rep
Schwabe
R-Okla
Capitol
Rayburn
D-Tex
McCormick
Dmass
House
Oklahoma
Congress
Congressional Record
State Funds Rally Shows Half of 1945 Budget At Hand
Oklahoma City October 15. Nearly half of the 1945 legislative appropriation from the state general revenue fund has accrued. Assistant State Auditor J G Duncan announced the general fund total now stands at 15 732 220 20 dollars. The total general fund appropriation for the current year is 34 974 355 72 dollars.
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Oklahoma City
State General Revenue Fund
J. G. Duncan
Duncan
General Fund
Pancake and associate jailed in Wallace truck theft case
In Wallace Idaho on October 15 Johnny Pancake and an accomplice were detained at the city jail on charges of stealing E. H. Bacon's truck. Bacon went to the jail to recover his vehicle, ending their encounter.
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Wallace
Idaho
Bacon
Pancake
Johnny Pancake
Lovitt I. Westlake
E. H. Bacon
Oklahoma State Dental Society Opens 38th Annual Meeting
The Oklahoma state dental society launches its 38th annual meeting today and will run through Wednesday. Delegates gather for lectures exhibitions and professional discussions.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma State Dental Society
Land Rush Opens 28 000 Acre Oklahoma Auction
Durant Oklahoma October 15 record sale as 28 000 acres in Bryan county went to auction foreclosed from 217 tracts appraised at 536000. A bid of 9100 on a 315 acre grassland tract near Lake Texhoma opened this historic sale drawing about 1500 prospective bidders including farmers speculators and city buyers. Oil prospects boost values and officials expect sale well above appraisal with bids from Bryan county and nearby areas.
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Durant
Okla
Lake Texhoma
State School Land Commission
Joe Jones
Bryan County
Oklahoma
Starting Survey of Oil Shale Reserve Near Rifle Colorado
The Bureau of Mines launches a survey of oil shale reserves begun with exploratory drilling at a new oil shale mine near Rifle Colorado. Dr. R R Sayers says the Colorado mine will supply materials for a 1 500 000 demonstration plant to convert shale and coal into gasoline and oil. Three drill holes will be sunk at Garfield County Book Cliffs by E J Longyear Co in a triangle 0 25 miles apart at an estimated cost of 34 325.
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Washington
Navy
Bureau of Mines
Rifle
Colo
R. R. Sayers
Bureau
Colorado
Sayer
At Mine
Book Cliffs Plateau
Garfield County
E. J. Longyear Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Cotton rat moves north threatening crops in Kansas
E R Hall of the University of Kansas Museum reports cotton rats expanding from southern Kansas into the north. He cites first appearance in 1915 and a sharp rise by 1942 with 11 rats caught near Cotton. Texas also reports crop damage from the pest.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Kan
E. R. Hall
University of Kansas
Hall
Frence
Texas
Textbook Commission to Form Committees at Norman
State Superintendent A Co Up A L Crabb announced the textbook commission will meet in Norman on Saturday to name four teacher committees of five members each. The committees will study texts to be submitted to the commission for adoption.
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Oklahoma City
A. L. Crabb
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Textbook Commission
Norman
Bids Sought on 262 Texoma Lake Plots for Cabins
The U S Army Engineers will parcel 262 one acre plots along Texoma for private recreation cabins. Bids run to October 25 in three areas Sand Point near Durant Oklahoma Caney Creek near Kingston Marshall County Oklahoma and Mill Creek west of Denison Texas. Leases last 25 years with minimum 20 per year and cabins must be built within two years under design approval supervision.
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Denison
Tex
Big Lake
Texoma
U. S. Army Engineers
Leonard M. Cowley
Corps of Engineers
Cowley
Sand Point
Durant
Bryan County
Oklahoma
Caney Creek
Kingston
Marshall County
Hunter Lost For Time But Is Found
Byron E. Johnson separated from a party of squirrel hunters Sunday afternoon and became lost in woods west of Connerville. Searchers located him late Sunday afternoon as darkness neared, with rescuers noting their luck in finding him promptly.
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Byron E. Johnson
Connerville
Mr. Johnson
Few Arrests In Month Thus Far
City police report about one arrest per day this month with three days none and most blotter arrests for drunkenness. No suspects taken to jail for investigation during the latter period last week.
Air Service Command's World War II Freight Route
The Air Service Command ran the longest regularly scheduled air freight line in World War II covering about 15 000 miles from Patterson Field Ohio to India.
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Air Service Command
Patterson Field
Ohio
India
Oklahoma Press Association Unveils Oklahoma Un limited Plan
The Oklahoma Press Association outlined the Oklahoma Unlimited project to sell Oklahoma to Oklahomans. A $300 monthly appropriation funds promotion of recreational and industrial advantages. A news clinic is set for November 25 under the University of Oklahoma school of journalism.
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Oklahoma City
The
Oklahoma Press Association
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma School of Journalism
Ponotoc County to Hold District Court Docket Oct 29
The first postwar session of Ponotoc district court will convene October 29 for eight days of criminal trials with a petit jury impaneled at 9 a.m. Val Crawford notes defendant absence may lead to forfeiture and bond recovery. About 38 cases on the docket may be reassigned if not reached. The proceeding includes a repeat hearing of State of Oklahoma versus Clarence Marcum on larceny of domestic animals.
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Pontotoc
Val Crawford
State of Oklahoma
Larence Marcum
Boren Seeks Useful Information For Holding Company Study
Chairman Lyle H. Boren called for any useful information to be submitted to the house interstate subcommittee. He urged editors and publishers to testify as hearings begin October 22 and said he would arrange hearings for contributors. Boren noted many editorials and responses from holding company executives have already been received.
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Washington
Lyle H. Boren
Dokla
House
Boren
The
Oklahoman
Blaze Destroys Tulsa Geophysical Lab
Dr B B Weatherby president of Geo physical Research says a Tulsa laboratory belonging to Amerada Petroleum subsidiary suffered $75,000 damage from a blaze. He cites possible causes including defective wiring or a soldering iron and says investigation is continuing.
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Tulsa
B. B. Weatherby
Geophysical Research Corporation
Amerada Petroleum Corporation
Weatherby
China May Move Capital Back To Peiping
A Shanghai rumor suggests China may relocate its capital from Nanking to Peiping in the north near Manchuria. The shift would trade south heat for north cold and reflect economic and political aims tied to industry, minerals, and Russo-Chinese ties.
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China
Peiping
Army Vet on Trial in Federal Court in Oklahoma
Howard Harold Helms 24 year old Army veteran faces federal charges for robbing a post office at Ravia Oklahoma on June 15 and shooting an FBI investigator the same night at Calvin The government has called three witnesses all present at the post office when the alleged theft occurred. Another case involves Glenn E Breeding Muskogee charged with willful violation of building restrictions under the war powers act The jury retired in the morning but had not returned a verdict by noon.
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Howard Harold Helms
Ravia
Okla
FBI
Calvin
Helms
Glenn E. Breeding
Muskogee
War Crimes Court Opening Postponed
The first session of the international war crimes tribunal in Berlin is delayed three days at the request of Russian representatives due to translation needs. Indictments against 24 top Nazis will be handed up, with trials likely to begin after a 30 day preparation period and before late November in Nuernberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
International War Crimes Tribunal
R. A. Rudenko
Soviet Union
Nuernberg
Marines To Leave North China Soon
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek announced at a postwar press conference that United States Marines would be withdrawn from North China "very soon" after relief of central government forces. He said he would visit the United States Britain Russia and France when time permits. He indicated Soviet forces in Manchuria would be withdrawn under Sino Soviet agreement.
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Cen
Sonte Onan
Peipin
Eiping
Peiping
Geuges
Russia
China
Britain
America
Manchuria
Nanking
Nani
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chang Chih-Chung
Sun Lien-Chung
Shang Chen
Chiang
Peking
Chungking
United States
North China
France
Seveeie
Shih- Hui
Aria
Peipi
Mrs Campbell Named New Tecumseh School Head
Grace Campbell of Oklahoma City former head of MacAlester women’s prison becomes superintendent of the state training school for girls at Tecumseh. She succeeds Hessie Smith who resigned over policy disagreement, with aides to the women’s warden under Warden R. B. Conner.
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Oklahoma City
Grace Campbell
Mac Alester
Tecumseh
Campbell
Hessie Smith
State Board of Affairs
George E. Calvert
Affa
R. B. Conner
Sound National Oil Policy Is Sought
Tulsa, Oct. 15 delegates of the Independent Petroleum Association of America opened their general sessions seeking a sound national oil policy and incentives for exploration. About 200 members, at their first postwar convention, heard H. M. McClure urge state regulatory bodies to keep daily oil allowables high to avoid price-driven exploration slowdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Independent Petroleum Association of America
H. M. McClure
Mich
Michigan Oil and Gas Board
F. G. Stodder
Wichita
Kan
National
Michigan Oil Man Heads Stripper Well Association
H M McClure of Alma Michigan was elected president of the National Stripper Well association at the annual convention. Officers named include N M Schiarella Owensboro Kentucky as vice president H B Fell Ardmore Oklahoma as executive vice president Fred Lehmann Wichita Falls Texas as secretary treasurer. The group met with the Ego Powersheah association of America.
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Tulsa
Okla
H. M. McClure
Alma
Mich
National
Tex
Association of America
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Lester F. Smith
Japan
Fairland, Okla
Tokyo Imperial Mint
Col. R. C. “Co Scientific Section
GHQ
Maj. W. Chase
Socover 1St Cavalry Division
I. U. S. Treasury
Washington, D. C
Signal Corps
County Home Demonstration Council
A. L. Griffith
Jesse Wall
Famio
W. L. Newland
Pontotoc County
Jessie Morgan
Potes
Hunter
Ada News
Wents
San Francisco
Shanghai
Beg
Mee
Mobile
Ala
Ho Ying-Chin
Mrs. Campbell
New School
Michigan Oil Man
Cleveland, C. Press
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