Stratford Society News
The La Madre club met in Mrs. Clarence Bratcher home and planned a playground equipment purchase for the local school. A wheat roast date of October 20 was set for members and families. A gift was given to Mrs. Welch after a lesson on Bribes and Rewards.
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la Madre Club
Clarence Bratcher
John Welch
Welch
Aubrey Robertson
Alyss Bellard
John D. Skaggs
A. D. Austin
Mo Hicks
Forrest Sheppard
Roy Watts
Elmo Hicks
Tom Glass
A. H. Shi
W. D. Jackson
Willie Watts
H. W. Murray
A. H. Shi, Jr
Bill Glass
E.E. Harmilton
Richard Adams
Newark Plan Recruits Civilian Trucks for Disaster Relief
Newark Mayor Ralph Villani backs a civilian defense blueprint that mobilizes civilian trucks for emergency transport. A Ballantine unit already proved effective in aiding South Amboy relief, and a three-tier convoy system aims to provide 10 minute response, 40 support vehicles, and 100 trucks for mass evacuations under civil defense authority.
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Civil Defense Plan
Newark
N. J
NEA
Rarph Villani
South Amboy
P. Ballantine and Sons
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Ralph Villani
National Conference of Mayors
U. S
Carl W. Badenhouse
Ballantine
Hereford sale tops $56,000 for 87 head in Kansas
More than 4,000 buyers from 12 states and Mexico attended the CK Hereford Fall Sale in Brookville, Kansas. J. J. Vanier and H. O. Whitaker offered 87 cattle, including 32 bulls and 35 heifers, averaging $837 with a top bull at $4,800 and top heifer at $1,800 bought by Bromadine Farms of Breckenridge, Missouri.
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Brookville
Kas
States
Mexico
J. J. Vanier
H. OD. Whitaker
Cincinnati
Rais
Bromadine Farms
Breckenridge
Morals and perks at Camp Polk 45th Division Leesville
Leesville officers of the 45th Division report improved morals around Camp Polk with low venereal disease rates and strict controls on prostitution. Slot machines and dice games operate in taverns near Leesville and nearby towns. Maj. Gen. Styron touts expanded post facilities while Leesville officials bolster local policing to protect soldiers. Col. Mitchell bans profiteers targeting servicemen.
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Leesville
Camp Polk
Vernon Parish
Lake, Charles
Alexandria
National Guard
James C. Styron
Vernon Paris
Oklahoma
Eugene Mitchell
Polk
Oklahoma liquor dealer sues over seized consignment
James E. Jonkers of Wichita Kansas seeks two district court actions in Oklahoma City to recover 660 cases of liquor seized in a Midwest City raid last May. He claims the liquor was en route in interstate commerce from Shreveport Louisiana to Wichita, while officers classified the cache as contraband in dry Oklahoma.
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James E. Jonkers
Wichita
Kas
Lquor
Jonkers
Shreveport
Oklahoma
Camp Fire Girls Leaflet Drive At Willard and Washington Schools
The Camp Fire Girls groups from Willard and Washington schools met for a Community Chest leaflet drive. Willard group hiked to City Lake for a picnic after games while Acwapiya group made craft lanyards and bracelets and prepared cards for outreach. Fifteen girls attended with Mary Alice Leach as scribe.
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Willard School
Willard
Susan Garrison
Acwapiza
Washington School
Acwapiya
Ise
Mary ‘Ann
Mary Ali¢e Leach
Tandakaya Group Hayes School Fire Nature Hike
The Tandakaya group met Wednesday at the school and followed Miss Hager’s instructions for a nature fire by the lake. They roasted weiners and marshmallows, exchanged Miss Hager birthday pieces of china, played games taught by Miss Vance, and were joined by Mrs. Fred Stalcup sponsor Mrs Bagley principal and others including Miss Vance the Camp Fire executive.
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Tandakaya Group
Hayes School
Miss Hager
Miss Vance
Fred Stalcup
Bagley
Jack Martin
Miss
Odaka Group Prepares Leaflets for Community Chest
Odaka Group 6th graders with leaders Mrs Haugen and Mrs Wintersmith visited the Camp Fire office to collect leaflets for distribution. They plan to cover Hillsdale Addition and hold a regular meeting Monday at 3:30 in the Horace Mann building. Sarah Haugen acting scribe.
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Odaka
Horace Mann
Haugen
Wintersmith
Community Chest
Hillsdale
Sarah Haugen
Blue Bird News Highlights Busy Week Of Blue Birds
The Smiling Blue Birds group elected officers and enjoyed activities across schools and parks. Reports list presidents, treasurers, scribes, crafts, hikes, scrapbooks, refreshments, and field trips with various leaders and helpers.
War Vets Call Toughest Ever Wounded Have Better Chance
NEA dispatch from Korea describes how battlefield medical airlift improves survival. The joint Medical Corps and MATS operation speeds wounded to care, with medics like Sgt. Roberto Cordoba risking danger to reach casualties. Air Rescue Service helicopters fly urgent cases to surgical hospitals, shortening travel times and saving lives on the front.
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Harry Press
NEA
Korea
Army Medical Corps
Military Air Transport Service
MATS
California
Hill 201
Naktong River
South Mountain
Seoul
You're Invited to Pumping Station
During Oil Progress Week October 15 21 the Fitts Station of Mid-Continent Pipeline Co will be open to visitors on Wednesday October 18 J P Ellis district foreman will guide tours from 8 am to 4 pm at the station two miles south of Stonewall High school seniors may view the station Adam Chamber of Commerce offers transportation arrangements
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Fitts
Mid-Continent Pipeline Co
J. P. Ellis
Stonewall
Adam Chamber of Commerce
Blue Birds 3rd and 4th Grade Meet at School
Messages from Horace Mann and Barbara Kay Culver celebrations. Scouts group notes two visitors, birthday party, and upcoming Blue Bird training on October 13 at 10 30 p m. Leaders Mrs Holt and Nancy Wadlington record games songs and ice cream.
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Horate Mann School
Blue Birds
Borace Mann School
Blue Birds Qur
Barbara Kay Culver
Barbara Kay
Barbara
Nancy Wadlington
Hayes School
Blue Birds Twinkling Blue Birds
Hayes
Patsy Lou Ely
Jo Long
All Blue Bird
Eaders
George Stephens
South Broadway
Launch Separate Probe of Strange Death At Sapulpa
Tulsa Tribune reports an independent inquiry is opened into the death of Sapulpa bootlegger Mack Scott. Sheriff Johnson declared it suicide, while witnesses and a mystery car are under scrutiny. Scott, 44, faced a whisky operation sentence and was free on bond.
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Tulsa
Okolla
Creek County
Sapulpa
Mack Scott
Tulsa Tribune
Lee Johnson
Scott
Saipulpa
Johnson
the Tribune
Miller On 30 day Illinois Visit With Family
W T Miller left for a 30 day visit to Scott Air Base Illinois staying with his daughter and her husband Maj Gen Charlie Chauncey. He notes delightful weather and that he brought an overcoat though he has not needed it yet. The Chaunceys are well and the General keeps busy visiting air bases under his supervision.
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W-T. Miller
Scott Air Base
Illinois
Charlie Chauncey
Chaunceys
Shirt Aides Missing From Death Scene Found at Funeral Home
Authorities say the shirt Scott wore at his death was being hunted for and then disappeared. Officials report the funeral home later claimed the garment had vanished, prompting investigations into the handling of the case.
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Scott
the Tribune
Ready Made Pastry Mix With Wax Paper Method
Edith M Barber describes a quick pastry method using oil as shortening with all-purpose flour salt oil and cold milk mixed together then rolled between waxed papers. The article provides Easy Roll Pastry and Apple Mince Pie recipes and notes on spice choices for apple filling.
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Edith M. Barber
Limited Federal World Government Gains Support in Oklahoma
The International convention of Disciples of Christ ended sessions with a vote backing limited federal world government. Oklahoma will vote on the resolution November 7, urging Christians to seek a global order under laws to abolish armaments, adjudicate disputes, and restrain violators. A youth rally drew 750 attendees and a workshop with 1,000 men covered reports from 48 states.
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Oklahoma City
International Convention of Disciples of Christ
Oklahoma
United 19
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