County Peanut Crop Moves to Market in Pontotoc County
Peanuts begin moving to market as mild weather slows harvest. S. H. Boles operates a new Ada Promst facility east of The Trading Peat, capable of storing 1800 tons. Ace Peanut Co opens as first major buyer in Pontotoc, with Southwest Growers Association setting purchase standards. Farmers invited to tour plant and see handling and drying processes.
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S. H. Boles
Pontotoc
Mariket
Bates
Boies
Frisey
Ace Feanut Company
Boles
Pontotoc County
Ada Promst Company
Euhes
Southwestern Growers Association
Aida Peat
Sas
County Farm Youth Completes Dairy Contract
Denver Jackson a Vandis FFA member has advanced in the Chamber of Commerce dairy program started years ago. He sold one animal to cover his original, earned money from the sale, and will have the mother returned to the program. The animal Princess Carb was shown at Pontotoc county free fair, placing first in its division at seven and a half months. Jackson’s contract totals remain, with net profit posted and both animals slated for future use in the program.
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Denver Jackson
Vandis Ffa
Chamber of Commerce
Jackson
Clay
Pontotoc County
PPA
Tair
Jacksom
Central Dairy Products
Seregg
Central Dairy Praducts
Vanis Mor- Bar
Pecan Grove
Chamber of Sommaree
County Farm
Illness Strikes Allen Area Children Then Improves
Reports from the Allen community describe several children suffering a mysterious ailment similar to cases reported elsewhere. James Willer, son of Mr and Dr Bill Miller, collapsed after a severe headache but is now improving on a special diet. Lyon Huttstetter, age 16, became weak and paralyzed while helping thresh peanuts and was hospitalized in Oklahoma City. Additional pupils at McCally Chapel School are out with stomach disorders.
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Allen
James Willer
Bill Miller
Gartden Tyiff
Lyon Huttstettter
Ruben Huitstettler
Valley Tiger Hospital
Tater
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Oklahoma City
al Skaart McCally Chapel
Shortage Seen Unless Flour Reduced, Bakers Warn
The Associated Retail Bakers of America warns of a wheat feed shortage and urges direct steps to reduce feeding of wheat to livestock. The group endorses a tougher program for the baking industry to avert a historic U.S. shortage, citing temperature-related speed variations in ants.
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Chicago
Cet
Associated Retail Bakers of America Today
America
King George V Opens Parliament with Two Key Demands
King George V opened a session amid a socialist backed agenda calling for public ownership of the British gas industry and limits on the Lords power. Government aides confirmed the moves aim to curb peers while pursuing national reconstruction and export expansion.
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FO Williams Lonton
Oettr
George
Dargy
Sebar
Ingus
Pars
Cholera Toll Rises in Egypt Amid Health Measures
Cairo reports 1 849 deaths in Egypt's cholera outbreak as health officials draft all workers into government service. 317 deaths occur in the 24 hours to 8 am as authorities blame public delays in seeking care and failures to cordon off infected areas.
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Cairo
Health Ministry
Egypt
Mahmoud Fahmy
Nokvashy Pasha
Heath Matsistry
Valley View Admissions and Local Child Listings
An OCR segment lists Valley View Admissions and numerous names with addresses and mentions babies and households in Ada and nearby towns. The fragmentary data shows individuals such as Mrs Lillian Ellis and baby, Ethel M. Robinson, Mrs Evelyn Kelehbers, and many others across Ada, Konawa, Stonewall, and surrounding areas, with route numbers and street addresses. The items resemble a local registry or school admissions and child welfare notices, mixed with names and addresses.
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Lillian Ellis
Baby Bey
Bay
West
Erehth
Emmons BK Lome, Jr
Vechauay
South Crerry
Ada
Wiborn
A Payne
Rowte
Ayien
Carlton
Ehild
SW Second
Okistoma City
Ethel M. Robinsom
Wather Avene
Wewola
Maloy
Route
Stace Wall
L. C. Brown
Sasakwa
Bita Barts
Coaleate
Timothy Edward
Mercer
Gehildy
Konawa
Tindgene
Watsemard
Baby Ail
Meast
Eee Latham
Center News Rec Eiver Sealed As Sunday Closes
Center church to close Sunday night for a receiver. Sunday School organized late Sunday to meet at Center schoolhouse with Ber Bouordine as principal. Velma Voyle brought back specimens of a rare insect to display at the school. Local visits include Mr and Mrs D P Wallace, Mr and Mrs Thermvan Gray, and Gene Lonar. Center 4 H girls candy making, boys craft birdhouses for the school. A note on U S high school counts cites 300 in 1966 and 29 000 in 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber Buordine
Foreston County
Center 4-H Club
Handicrath
Projects News: Four-H clubs reorganized across counties
Ester Smith and Juanita Floyd report seven 4-H clubs reorganized this week in Vanoss Homer Stonnwill Ross Fite Hugh McLishiag Byng. Officers named include Wes Fey Dia Ralyn Long Shirley Wall Doris Wail Avinoite Abeton and others. A registered Duroc sow and seven pigs were purchased by Ray Yeung of Fitzhugh 4-H club.
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Ester Smith
Juanita Floyd
Assistzal
Vanoss
Homer
Stonnwill Ross
Fitehugh
McLishiag Byng
Vuarross Club
Wesfey Dia
Ralyn Long
Shirley Wall
Doris Wail
Avinoite Abeton
Loerena Payne
Rame Leper
Wissoth
Uustell
Mary
Stela Robin
John Ross
Hame Seater
Bay
Ray Yeung
Fitzhugh 4 Club
Spring Stock Show Barrow Plans in Garvir County
Ray and his brother Dean prepare to yard two barrows for the spring Stock Show. The 2 Club members with barrows or breeding contracts include Eekoy Willoughby Summers Capel Neal erate sae hugh Tomanie and W. Pear Latta Dery Young Pitzha George Dunnigan and Andyed Bilam Doris Binkley Bymgi Vannis Vernon Motzamy Stomewatt Jae Tomah Shirley Wall Gilbert Gallup and James Mercer of Vamogs Foe and his sister plan to feed five barrows one of each breed Home Demonstration luk Schedule Pickstt ue Chat Weedin Oct 22 154 a asay Union Valley Thursday Oct m isz7
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Garvir County
Ray
Dean
Treet Asl
Eekoy Willoughby
Summers Capel
Neal Erate Sae Hugh
Tomanie
W. Pear Latta
Dery Young
Pitzha
George Dunnigan
Andyed Bilam
Doris Binkley
Bymgi Vannis
Vernon
Motzamy Stomewatt
Jae Tomah
Shirley Wall
Gilbert Gallup
James Mercer
Vamogs
Foe
Plart
Pickstt
Weedin
Asay
Union Valley
Narcotics Ring Breakthrough Led to Federal Charges
Leon and Cleve Ryles were arraigned on narcotics charges before U.S. District Judge Coy Mondy in Ada. Bond set at 2500 remained unpaid as police reported the six week investigation stretched outward from Ada, with four earlier arrests including Clarence Pata Lula Pate and Bertha Winchester. Federal agents aided the probe, which followed a large local drug network case that led to the Ryles capture in McIsester after a months long operation.
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Leot
Cleve Ryles
Fecers
Coy Mondy
U.S
Eartier
Clarence Pata
Lula Pate
Bertha Winchester
Ed Fultom
Sfong
Leon
McSiester
Aca
Cecil Smith
Ada
Smith
Sportsmanship Of Lads Is Rewarded
Sulphur grade school and the high school football teams are honored this season. Sulphur boosters, with Rotary and Kiwanis, will escort players to the Shrine Bowl in Oklahoma City on October 29. A caravan of 29 cars with two highway patrol escorts will transport the cheerful youngsters to see the world’s largest crystal at the municipal auditorium in McAlister, Oklahoma. Members of the state talent board met to pass 30 clemency applications. session expected to continue through Tuesday.
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Washington and Cameron
Faming High Schoool
Sulphur Stiiners
Rotary
Riwanis
Shrine Chews
Oklahoma City
Oe Municipal Auditoriuns
Mcalister
Okla
Tassen
Pasa Wpa
Tori
Four Young Fellows Seek Alaska By Covered Wagon Voyage
Four Ada youths Neil Bowin Bill Gray Emily York and Jack Deen set out in a modern covered wagon from Ada aiming for Alaska America s frontier Their gear includes two gray mares Al and Car a stove rifles and shotguns and supplies for a long trek through Oklahoma and beyond planning a spring homestead near the ice and snow on arrival.
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Alaska
America
Ada
Neil Bowin
Bill Gray
Fimiry Ork
Jack Deen
Mrwest Frentier
Car
Canada
Westert
California
Bol Gray
Alcan
Taio
Jiziry York
York
Othe
Weil
Diek Deen
Wo. Dear
Navy
Gray
Bowie
Moe
Jevis
Dean
Zack
Parliament Ends Session Opens New One in Britain
King George VI prorogues Parliament signaling end of a busy session and setting stage for a new legislative year. Labor government ministers prepared a speech outlining aims including economic recovery, social reform, taxes, and industrial policy. Attlee’s cabinet and the Lords gauge parliamentary support as the House of Commons awaits the next session.
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Williams Bandon
Labor
Lord Jowstt
House of Egaetrarts
Isher
National Agattomic Prcuivet NH
Attlee
House of Fords
House of Commons
Ak Tabor
Railroads deny overcharged US wartime freight payments
The nation's railroads and the Interstate Commerce Commission rejected government claims of overcharging during wartime freight moves. The Justice Department alleges hundreds of millions in reparations, with estimates up to three billion dollars cited by counsel for the United States. The brief argues rates were broadly aligned with power needs and general public policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
Une Vaillane
Ada Community Chest launches seven in one drive
More than 50 workers attended a kickoff breakfast at the Ada Community Chest Monday meeting to launch a drive for S35,000. Campaign chairman William Gluckman reported three advance gifts including a $300 pledge from the Ada Automobile Beaters Association. Several questions were discussed, with a focus on payroll deduction options and ideal contribution levels.
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Ada Community Chest
William Gluckman
Ade
Automobile Beaters Ausociation
Ganianting
America
Salvation, Army
Camp Wire Girles
American Camper Society
Ada
Russia Exports From United States Reach Over 2.5 Billion
Washington Oct 34 The Senate says a Commerce Department report shows Russia has imported more than 2.5 billion dollars in U S exports since October 1945 with 81.2 million in the first half of this year. The breakdown lists electrical machinery power generating equipment and mining tools among the major items. The data aims to trace postwar recovery exports and potential military use.
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Washington
Wiley
Meade Tpublic
Russia
United States
Frames C. Blaisdell, Sr
Comraggee
Blaisdell
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Seckcom
Allen Area
House of Lords
ENED
PIA
Eric
Valley View Admissions
Evelyn
Kelehbers
Anc
East Ath
Ads
Ayliah Hiske
AL Pea
Susie
W.S. Tarver
Irene King
Ace Biss
Margaretta
East Main
Irma Jean Cozensnd
Stonewall
Daria Bryart
Ehiley
Norma Jean Boatright
Olney
E Stephene
Statford
Kan
Betty Jo Holt
Star Route
Coleman
Ite Clawton
East 27Th
Lorene Tayles
Konawra
Aline Bland
Tulsa
Mandy
Zelda Rodebuth
SekEe
Hickory
Michzeb Seromsen
Centrahonik
Svat Coton
South Brosd
Way
Stiia Sachs
Westland
Chapiehte Langley
East
Tih
Lottie Lofts
Madi
Aline Moore
Mauburn
Woolbright
Pit West
Center News
Velma Lee Voyle
D. P. Wallaee
Ang Stes
Wag Holt
Mi Atha Sutton
Betty Reet
Clinton
Francis Brown
O. E Gray
Mis
Thermvan Gray
Merz
Gene
Roy Hichardson
Irs
Opal Brsvins
Sam, Ay
USHS
William
Buck
Diut
Huck
Mecrphis
Timm
Weynesborn
Muskoszee
Qalaherma
Clara Brown
Euck
St Waynesboro
Cae
Metropolitan
Maseurs
Himauxe
Metropalitare Moteur
GF Bil
Io Neo
Morey
Meats
More
Kogee
Vinita
Miami
Fonlin
Missouri
Joplin
Independence
Des
Momkato
Wikimesnta
Seattle
Jhear
Moehitl
National Association of Credit Men
T. B. Wendricks
Englamt
U. S
Arabian Peninsula
Joe Marsh
Sir Webster
Pete Swanson
Ollshoma
Pete Adid
Stilwater
Will East
Distriba
Oklahoma
U.S. Brewers Foundation
National
Okaioma City
W. G. Long
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