Grandsons of Founder Enter Fully Into Work of Hudsons Big Store at Coalgate
The Hudson family in Coalgate marks fifty years of private enterprise at Hudson's Big Country Store. Harold and Charles Hudson, sons of Archard and Bill Hudson, join the business after training and service in the Merchant Marine and Navy. They began as youths in the store and now work full time, upholding family legacy, Christian values, and community involvement.
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Coalgate
H&ery W. Miller
Oklahoma
Hudson
L. A Hudson
Archard
Bill Hudson
Stoo
Asay
Tpl
Hudson Brothers
Armied and
BIL
Charles de Mirrole Madson
Arvarl Hudson
Arvard Hudson
Harold
Charlot
Omer
Levice
Coalgate High School
Harolt
Glee Clu
Olahome A
Charles
Boy Scoute
Robert W. Lacy
Merchant Marine
Navy
Farvard University
Remaie
Harold Hutson
Wxcle
Julianne
Martha Patty
Hily Castle Hudson
Bill
Sig Country
Plans for a wooden silo at the barnyard gate
Frank Myrtilia of Olney outlined construction plans for a wooden silo five feet high and fourteen feet in diameter with a 35 ton capacity at about 379 dollars. He offered to assist with building plans and said the silo could be built from rough lumber at low cost. Hog feeding and general livestock trends are noted, with cotton loan rates mentioned and a meeting announced with crop specialist Chaffin at the county court, Sept 3, to discuss winter crops and soil building.
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Frank Rmyrtia
Olney
Mor
Mont of
Signe
Chaffin
COUNTY _ Weatey
Three Names Considered for French Government Leader
Paris reports prominent figures Robert Schuman Paul Reamadier and Pierre Menides-France as potential heads for a new French government after Premier Andre Marie falls amid wage and price disputes. President Vincent Auriot seeks a successor amid cabinet chaos and press despair over the search. Washington announces Sept 18 US Air Force bases will host the first anniversary observances with massive aircraft participation.
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Paris
Aig
Robert Schuman
Paul Reamadier
Pierre Menides
France
Vincent Auriot
Andre Marie
Marie
Washington
United States
U. S
Air Forte
Serices
Matael
Om & Global Baws
Stonewall Girl Wins Tate Memorial Scholarship
Shirley Weise of Stonewall, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Weise, won the 2nd Tate Memorial Scholarship to Tulsa University. A Stonewall High School and Tulsa Central High School alumna, she will enter the University of Tulsa in September. Selection was by Masonic and Eastern Star members including E S Essman J T Wade W D Wilbanks and Ruta Arnold.
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Shirley Weise
William Weise
Stonewalk
Tate
Tulsa University
Weise
Stonewall
Tulsa Central
Uniersity
Tulsa
Nigh Twelve Masonic Cheb
Onder
Eastern Star
Tyla
Jerusalem
Masonic Club
Watter O. Essman
J. T. Wade
W. Don Wilbanks
Ruta Arnold
Miss Weise
Truman Sets Dated Speech at State Fair Visit
Oklahoma City August 2 Officials nervously await President Truman exact date for statewide fair speech. Governor Rex Turner cites Sept 27 to Oct 1 window as tour dates while manager Ralph Hersphill notes delays may stall fair plans.
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Oklahoma City
GRI
Oklahoma State Fair
Tuman
Rex J. Turner
Ralph T. Hersphill
Truman
Kemphilt
Pvt Porter Completes Basic Airborne Training at Fort Benning
Pvt A Porter of Rusband of Mr Pauline Parton 9075 Jahre gor completed the eight week basic airborne course at Infantry School Fort Benning Georgia earning official United States Army parachute wings. Induction included a glider flight to acquaint him with modern aerial warfare and practical instruction in ground rigging maintenance assembly and airborne drills.
Negro Vet Renounces U.S. Citizenship in Paris Embassy
Arthur W. Taylor of Pittsburgh a former wartime captain in a Negro U.S. Army unit renounced American citizenship at the embassy about 30 days ago. He is believed to have gone to Bettium where he had been living and had recently tried to enlist again or resume service records procedures.
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Paris
Vfhrotee Amrican
Arthur W. Taylor
Pittsburgh
U. 5
Bettium
Taylor
America
Europe
Freast
Asure
Air Force Vets Plan Reunion at Madison Square Garden
The Air Force Association announces a reunion for current and former air force personnel at Madison Square Garden on September 29. More than 17,000 officers and enlisted men are expected to attend as the main event of the 1943 convention in New York. General James H. Doolittle, wartime leader of the Army Air Forces, will headline the planning committee.
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Ang
Air Force
Madison Square Garden
Air Force Association
Commodore
James H. Doolittle
Army
Air Forces
Ngw
The
Gasociancn
Farmer’s cabbage giveaway falls far short
In Nanticore Pennsylvania farmer Henry Bobbin advertised in newspapers that he would give away 40 009 heads of cabbage at a nearby park. Only a few people showed up and 100 heads were taken. Bobbin lamented the difficulty of giving away produce. The article notes that many turtles live over a century.
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Nanticore
Henry Bovbin
Bobbin
Sohbin
President Truman Eager To Start Campaign Tour
President Truman plans a extensive pre campaign tour visiting many sections. Secretary Charles G. Ross stated the trip aims to refresh the president and prepare him for the forthcoming campaign. The nine day cruise aboard the press yacht Wan derer ended near Washington with the president returning to duty refreshed.
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Ernest B. Faccare
Baristone Island
Med
Truman
Charles G. Rose
Tadey
Ross
Wanderer
Crise
Williamsburg
Washington
Ares
Rosa
Friends Pay Fine for Spanking Neighbor’s Child
In Oklahoma City a 63-year-old widow, Anna Webb, told police she could not afford a 2 fine after a neighbor’s spanking of a child. Judge Slike Poster noted the act, while controversial, spurred offers to intervene. The child’s mother, Mrs. Goriwe Durbin, reported receiving threatening calls following public disclosure of the incident.
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Oklaroma City
Miro
Anna Webb
Slike
Emili
Goriwe FL Durbin
Manila street paving plan proposal by local official
Manila observes streets needing paving as Leozarda Mac, tired of dusty living, offers a cabinet member a plan to provide lights water and rent in his apartments. He reports a surge of applications from builders for asphalt work while critiquing civic neglect and proposing a bold municipal paving program.
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Manila
Leozarda Macas
Manas
Iester
Nation-wide Heat Wave Presses Death Toll Rises
The nation endures a hot humid spell with 135 deaths attributed to heat and related causes. A cooling air mass moves south from Canada toward the mid-Atlantic region while record highs are reported in many cities. States tally heat fatalities and major damage from high temperatures and rainfall.
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Chicago
Mery
Prosch
Marcus
Cleena
Weather Bureau
Charleston
W. Va
Funeral Monday for Allen Han
Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. for Allen Sir James Louis Smith 23 who died in a highway accident last Wednesday. Burial will take place in Allen cemetery. Surviving are his parents Mrs Gribet Smith and Doyle and G. Smith of Ventura California.
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James Louis Smith
Ams
Eucugrium
Allen Cemetery
Bingham General
Aller
Garith
Anen
Merchant Machine
Alten
Gribet Smith
Doyle and
G. Smith
Ventura
Bed propaganda banned in IndoChina list of violations
French authorities define a list of Communist propaganda violations in IndoChina Saigon. Included are pamphlets in English or Chinese languages and works by Marxist theoreticians. Also banned are biographies of Communist leaders and recent speeches by Soviet and Chinese leaders.
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Saigon
Indo-China
Russia
China
Hutchinson Shetland Pony Wins National Honors
The young Hutchinson Shetland Pony Farm stallion Silver White Surprise swept through Des Moines at the American Shetland Pony Congress earning first in the Opel Stake class for two year olds and first in National Put hority plus Reserve Junior Grand Championship. The prize horse, owned by Asa Hutchinson of Hutchinson Shetland Farm, drew acclaim for breeding and racing appearances, marking the largest Oklahoma Shetland breeding operation in its seventh year with a staff of over a hundred hands.
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Des Mines
Asa Hutchinsom
Née Hutchinson
Asa Putchinson
Wet Waite Surpribe
Pany Salestonesville
Ohio
Richard Trubenbach
Dayton
Ohia
Siuvor
Prema
Shaws Aleve
Hutchinson Shetland Pony Farm
Shetland
American Shetland Pony Congress
Asda
Hutchinson
Des Motes
Mystery Blazes Folten Family in New Quarters
In Magomb Ol Aug 28 flames struck the Folten family in their five room cottage. Mrs Wiley reported a blazing shelf paper in the cupboard and tried to fight the fire with water but the blaze went out on its own. Weatherford schools plan to open Monday with a full faculty led by E P Cecil.
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Magomb
Charles Wiley Fei
Cottege
Willey
Jann Burgard
Weatherford
Okla
Weatherfore
E. P. Cecil
Six Bulls Are Acquired for County Youth Dairy Program
County Agents Hailey and Lambert report a 12 day bull buying tour across northern states. They purchased five Adans and six Jersey bulls for Pontotoc county dairy program. Bulls to be delivered in mid October and late October, with show circuit plans through Minnesota Nebraska and Oklahoma state fairs before National Dairy Congress.
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Marvey Lambert
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Pontotoc County
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Wisconsin
Kansas City
Minnesota
George Arnold
Avalon
Wis
Wisconsin Lives Munick
Milwaukee
Norland Ormsby Johanna
Norland Brothers Fairs
Bellevile
Wiscons
Liquor Heist Crashes Courthouse Basement in 12,000 Loss
FINCAN Oklahoma August 2. County Commissioner Jess Sharp reports theft of confiscated liquor from the courthouse basement. About 41 cases stored in the basement, 8 or 9 recovered, remaining 23 cases unaccounted. The liquor was valued at $12,000 and found later in a refrigerated truck en route to Comanche from Douglas Lane.
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Fincan
Okla
Stepheny County
Jess Sharp
Lonigat
Shazz
Sherif Bob Cates
Shap
Cates
Shera
Joe Kinder
Gye County
Comanche
Oxa
Engi
Douis Lane
Hurricane slows as it nears Georgia Carolina coast
Miami reports a preliminary alert as a small, violent hurricane slackens its forward eye. Forecasters note some conflicting reports but indicate movement may shift toward west northwest to northwest. Winds near the center reach up to ninety miles per hour with higher gusts, as the storm remains a threat to the region.
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Fla
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War Materials Stockpile Grows in U S Stockpile
The munitions board reports the nation's stockpile of war materials is increasing though no uranium is present. The board cites security needs and economic pressures, noting accelerated efforts are required to balance costs with national security.
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Washington
Munitions Board
Urassion Ans
Mets
More Detours for Oklahoma Highway
Oklahoma Highway Director Bailey announced additional detours and caution zones across the state. He noted about 30 detours and cautions are planned this year to shorten travel and save miles for drivers. He warned of dry grass near roads and urged extreme caution to prevent roadside fires in hot weather.
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Aos City
Oklahoma
H. BE
Bailey
Crivera
Wallace Group Faces Worries in Arkansas Report
In Little Rock Arkansas the Wallace group expresses concerns over arranging press accommodations for a former president. Officials say press representatives must stay at a private estate between Little Rock and Memphis. The party declines to identify the estate.
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Conan
Little Rock
Memphis
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