Teachers of District Convene for 32nd Convention Homecoming
East Central association members will gather tonight and Friday at Ada's East Central college for the 32nd annual convention with expected attendance over 2,500. The program features sessions, luncheons, Homecoming parade at 11 40 am and a Central Tigers game at Norris Stadium, Alumni Day, and a theme on serving childhood needs. Officers Doyle Sullivan Okmulgee president Paul Allen Pauls Valley vice president W P Hopper secretary.
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Ada
East Central Association
Central Tiger
Norris Stadium
California
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Okmulgee
Paul Allen
Pauls Valley
W. P Hopper
Oliver D. Johns
Seminole
Runiring Association
Sulvan
Johns
Allen
Eddie Higgins
Purcell
Ed! Oakes
Okemalh
Arthur Herra
CEA
East Central parade marks 28th annual homecoming celebration
Bands and many floats will compete in Ada for East Central College homecoming day parade on October 3 starting at 11 a m. Prizes await best float and outstanding band. Parade proceeds from the intersection of Main and Center, past the judges reviewing stand in front of First National Bank, to McSwain Theater then to Montgomery Ward’s where it disbands. Winners announced at 4 13 p m. Addresses include many local and college groups with Ada High School and East Central College prominent among participants.
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Ada High School
Horace Mann Training School
East Central Veterans Club
Irving School
Bird-daggers
Pauls Valley Band
Frankie's Drive Inn
Tor Sigma
Fentem Hall
Mes Theater
Blue Lantern Girt
Ada Juior High
Baptist Student Union
Sally's Campus Cafe
Epworth Elub
Ponya and
Gil's
Ada High
Ada Round Up
Smothered in Cab of Truck on U S Highway 73
A prison trio delivering brick to Coalgate Oklahoma perished when smoke filled the truck cab after a skid near Atoka. One man died at the scene, two others Fred Richardson and John Bra were revived but suffocated. Trooper Harvey Hawkins noted the impact did not injure the others. Survivors were returned to McAlester after first aid.
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Okla
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Willis J. Thomas
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U.S. Broadway
Highway Patrol
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Thamas
Fred Richardson
John Bra- Tuim
McAlester
Atoka
Oklahoma Weather Report Brief
Fair to partly cloudy conditions across Oklahoma with overcast east tonight. Light rain or drizzle possible in the east and central areas. Cooler air to the southwest tonight. Friday expected to be mostly cloudy with a few showers, especially in the southwest and central. Low temperatures near 40 in the northwest.
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Oklahoma
They Shall Have Music Lots At Teacher Meet
District meeting fixtures Thursday night and Friday will be filled with music instrumental and vocal both solo and group. East Central faculty and singers perform with Miss Frances Hanks leading the general session and other faculty members contributing across two sessions. School administrators and local teachers join in, with Rich ard Kidd orchestra and Miss Jackye Richards among the participants, as rural banquet features a novelty solo.
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Eviday
Tewchers
Frances Hanks
East Central Music
East Central Cancorre Singers
East Central Facultetra
Paul Enix
Helen Finnell
Margaret Wheat
Reba Burrows
Bram
Will Siz
Istrator
Richard Kidd Ana
Aca High
Jackye Richards
Ada High Yoprann
Fethodist
Scott
Remdert
Pottawatomie
Sulphur Kirk School
Doctor praises hot dogs over spinach at conference
In Oklahoma City on October 30 bids and discussion featured Dr Herbert C ter of the University of Mangag praising hot dogs as nutritious for children. The professor spoke at the Oklahoma Clinical Society Conference amid remarks contrasting the diary spinach claim with hot dog nutrition.
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University of Mangag
Herbert C. Ter
Oklaho-m
Teachers to Hear Many Distinguished Speakers at Meet
District teachers convention will feature general talks and field sessions led by prominent educators. Speakers include C B Van Nice, Dr A E Joyal, Dr W H Alexander, Dr Liver Hodge, Dr S Transcheid, George J Hoog er, and Mrs Benry D. Rinsland. Panels cover Childhood Education, English, Music, Math, Social Science, Foreign Language, Homemaking, and Commerce.
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Topeka
Kan
A. E. Joyal
School of
Oklahorox University
Igitany Church
Oklaho
Liver Hodge
Transcheid
East Central
George JL Hooger
Tulsa
Benry 2D. Rinsland
O. WA
Association For Childhood Education
G. D. Hoisting
University Lab
Norman
George Burwis
Oklahoma A
Okurulgee
Mick Woodriff
Henryetta
Gilbert, Watley
University of Oklahoama
A. H. Diamond
Oklahoma
Bedtward Kelso
Marta D. Uribe
Earl Cross
Star Department
Misg' Lavra Zola Cole
Reed Collier
Pris
Holdenvilly High School
EB. E. Hatfield
O. W
Teathers of Commerce
Industrial Arts
Robert Hardin
O. U
de Marnants
Coody Dairy Barn and Old Plant Barn Destroyed by Fire
A fire destroyed Coody Dairy Barn and the adjacent Old Plant Barn located northwest of town on Wednesday night. The blaze damaged a nearby bottling plant site not in use for months. Candy was present at the plant store, and two fire trucks aided the response though both were damaged. Ed Haley, Vice Chief, said the cause is undetermined though a milk truck could have started the blaze or another ignition source.
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Cannes
Ine Sais
Candy
Halen
Res
Haley
Seventeen Men Carry Notable Move of Ailing Woman
In Joliet Illinois on October 3 20 70 year old Mrs Elizabeth Ebner weighing about 100 pounds required seventeen men inching ten frail policemen and others to remove her from home to a hospital. She had fallen breaking her hip a week earlier and had been bedridden for 22 years. Police undertakers and hospital workers coordinated the transfer using a casket cart two hospital beds and bolstered chambers.
Native Alaskans in Plane Search Now
Southeast Alaska Marines and coast guard round searching parties to locate two missing people aboard a Pan American West Airways plane near Duke Island south of Annette Island. The pilot Captain AME N Monsen reported extreme turbulence Sunday afternoon as planes flew low over beaches and islets seeking the missing craft.
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Ears
Oregon Governor Aides Die In Mountain Plane Crash
A plane carrying Oregon Governor and aides crashes in the mountains, killing the governor and several staff members. The tragedy blocks routes, prompts safety inquiries, and triggers national condolences as investigators examine the circumstances and possible mechanical failure.
Whiskey Raid Yields Taxpaid Whiskey Pints
Sheriff Clyde Kaiser and deputies conducted their sixth whiskey raid in two weeks on Wednesday afternoon locating 18 pints of tax paid liquor. Hobart Armstrong faces possession charges as raids continue to recover whiskey with charges filed in five prior raids. Armstrong suspected to have drawn whiskey from a location south of the Canadian River bridge. The raid team included Deputies Ray Gavarbin Re Dyson and Jess Lem.
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Leport
Hobart Armstrong
Armetrong
Ray ‘Gavarbin
Re Dyson
Jess Lem
Oil well blows at Weld Fairview county
Attempts were under way to control a blowing oil well at Blackstock and Rowland No 1 near Mayes county. The damaged well in section 22 N 10 of Mayes county, Ringwood area, rammed wild after cracked connections.
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Meer Ringwood
Fast Central Finds Non-Vets Hold Own With Older Students
A Midland area report notes non veterans can compete with older students in college. Dean Bart Tend Silvers says high school grads should work before college to offset veteran advantage in age and experience. East Central College Dean Morrison counters that veterans often outperform early graduates in some grades, though dropouts and GI pay influence choices.
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New Brunswick
M. Jr
Rene
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Deam
East Central College
Ada
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Silvers
Mrammay
Monry
Morrison
Negro Man Admits Twas All His Doing in Double Burglary
Benton, a Black man, confessed to police that he alone planned and carried out two burglaries including Dr. Coon’s office and the American News Stand. He aided by two white accomplices who coerced him and provided the missing box findings. Two counts of second degree burglary filed. arraignment set.
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Bennon
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Gilbreath
Weather Prediction Hearsens Maine
Prediction highlights heavy rain potential amid ongoing forest fires across Maine. Reports indicate rainfall amounts varied from a half inch to a quarter inch in different locales while scientists debate cloud seeding effectiveness.
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Maine
Weather Bureau
Harmpshire
Vincent J. Schaefer
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Portland
Oregon Gov Earl Snell and top officials die in wreckage
A wrecked single engine plane carried Governor Earl Snell and four others including State Senate President Marshall Cornett and Secretary of State Robert Farrell. Only two survivors were reported as searchers combed dense forest near the Oregon California border. The crash heightens legislative succession questions with Speaker Joiner Mall appointed to governorship if needed.
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Hogue
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Here
Oregon-Calient
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al’ Associated Press
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Portland
Nate
Small Daughter of Former Adaans Dies
Word has been received by Jeash Kass ay of Ann Riddle, year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Riddle, former residents of Ada. Ann failed to survive shortly after neural surgery. Father was at one time sanitarian with county health. mother Verna Benham was Ada library’s first librarian. Surviving brother Drowie. The Riddles’ address is 447 Benton Blvd, Kansas City, Missouri.
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