Freshmen Register Monday at East Central State College
East Central State College schedules freshman registration starting Monday with A to L entries from 1 to 4 am and others Tuesday following. Administration prepares for higher enrollment with expanded staff and new housing remains critical as rooms are scarce and repairs and reassignments continue across campus.
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Ada Public Library to Return to Old Monday Schedule
Ada Public Library resets to former weekly hours starting September with Monday through Saturday opening times. New books added this month include The Saga of Andy Burnett by Stewart White and The Four Witnesses by Mary Reisner among many titles across genres.
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Gurog
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Stewart White
A. B Guthrie
Hartssell Spence
Hillyard Bouse
Kathleen Nevvis
Mary Reisner
Ber Ames Willams
R. Sherman
Wes
Vienna
Bruce Marshall
Rona Rendall
Chcumsenne
W. S. Maugnant
Robert Wilder
Brandt
Creative Living
Maren Warnes
Greenmam
Lord Weary
Kobt Lowell BK
Lynold Foyttbee- Silver
F. W. Burgess
U. S
Waite Raymond
Warren EF. Cox
Esther Singleton
Adam
Hitler H. R. T. Ropes
Stetson Kennedy
John Tebbel
Alexander Pusicin
Alexander Pushking
Seldon Rodman
Rudyard Kipling
Nele Bradey
John A. Ryan
John Shacharo
Christ
Fred Eastman
E. A. Lair
Peter Steinevolum
Charles Brown
M. McChin
Robert &. Wicks
James Smart
Sammy Kaye
Jefferson
C. Morrison
Geo. Stinson
Tuvenide Fietion
Torahayk
Thomas Hinkle
Hurricane Pinto
Mustang
Jackson Schoz
Fighting Coash
Jackson Scholz
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Young Barbarians
Beles Beatley
Joey
Patches
Margaret Johnston
Hangar Steel Erection Advances at Chauncey Airport
Workers under supervisor B S Conver at Chauncey Airport begin lifting steel for a hangar on Saturday. Crews clear the site to CAA specs, pour piers, and assemble two sections using cranes and hand winches in hot weather. The first section is joined and bolted, with the second section soon to follow as experience speeds progress.
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Boy's Fall at Glenwood Pool Injures Youth
A 14 year old boy at Glenwood Pool suffered a serious heat injury after slipping and falling on the pool deck. He was rushed to a hospital where light stitches were required and another assessment was requested Sunday morning.
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Moscow Head For Peace Lovers Claim
Moscow marked the city’s founding anniversary with Stalin praising Moscow as a rallying point for the world’s working people seeking to end capitalist slavery and imperialism. Pravda editorialized that Moscow would grow with friends worldwide and resist foreign domination as eight large Moscow buildings were begun. Stalin’s congratulations warned imperialists against war profits and urged unity among peace loving nations. Two of six district Five Civilized Tribes agency field agents resigned after surviving the Indian service reorganization. O. O. Talley of Durant and Thomas left their posts.
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Barnyard Gate Seed Aid and Farm Notes From Curtis Floyd
County Agent Curtis Floyd reports at a Southeast District meeting on fall seed crop practices and fertilizer needs. Officials discuss wheat and grain targets, pasture results, and grazing experiments as agents tour the experimental farm at Cave, Delaware.
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Veterans hesitate to cash GI bonds amid slow redemption rush
Veterans in Pontotoc County face slow redemption as Tocad Banka continues cashing GI bonds while many delay converting bonds to cash. After a Tuesday surge, daily cashing dropped over 80 percent midweek, with over $190000 worth of bonds cashed Tuesday and subdued totals over the next three days as veterans cite various reasons for waiting.
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Hereford dispersion sale to draw top Bulls of area
A large Hereford dispersion led by P. Carpenter offers about 160 animals including 15 Holstein cows at public sale scheduled for September 12 on Carpenter ranch six miles southeast of Ada. Key herd sire Heav e is highlighted as a premier stock bull, with attendance by American Hereford Association reps R F Kinser and Jack Turner and auctioneers WH Heldenbrand and G H Shaw. The sale, under cover with no weather delays, will feature two herd bulls, 20 breeding-age heifers, and 35 cows with calves, with lunch served on grounds.
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Anti Hate Law Invoked At Gary Desegregation Standoff
Indiana invokes new anti hate law as Emmerton High students defy school board over a desegregation order. A 35 year old man is held on a warrant for violating the law. Police discuss truancy and the block of students at Emeston School as demonstrations continue.
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Jever
Pontotoc County Dairy Show Dominates Enid Exhibit
At the Sooner State Dairy Show in Enid on September 25 Pontotoc County sent twenty head of cattle from Milking Shorthorns Holsteins Guernsey and Jersey breeds. Tom Griffith of Hart 4-H led the judging while club members earned senior and junior class ribbons.
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Latta Club
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Lattha Club
Donald Teel
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Harvey J. Lambert
H.R. Cooner and Son
Claude ¥. Thenmson
Sthem Morgen
Vernon, Morgan
Joe Torm Gridith
Oneila Bryant
Roy Bart Jones
Toe Tom Griffith
Wendell Thomas
Keith Marshall
Emil Wyyatt
George McRoverts
Roy Lollar
Jim Boowman
Gene Gullis
Harvey Lasbert
Ben Katz
Renzo Cooper
Missine Sherthorn
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World Oil Goes Monthly Oct 1
Tulsa Okla Sept 5 Ray Dudley publisher announced World Oil, a weekly petroleum magazine for 32 years, will become a monthly effective Oct 1. He cited better coverage in newspapers for breaking news and said the magazine will focus on analytical articles and specialized petroleum topics rather than spot news.
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Oklahoma Receives Increased Federal Wildlife Funds
The Interior Department announced Oklahoma will receive 42,762 in federal funds for wildlife restoration this year, more than four times last year’s. The rise follows a last Congress change reallocating funds from firearms tax receipts to wildlife projects, with state allocations based on land area and hunting licenses. States cover at least 25 percent of costs. the rest is reimbursed.
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Cooper Homers Again in Giants Victory Over Dodgers
Walker Cooper hit his second homer of the day and 13th of the season with two out in the ninth to lift the New York Giants to a 5-2 win over Brooklyn, keeping pace atop the National League. The game featured key plays by Branee Edwards and others as New York extended its lead. In Chickasha, Oklahoma, Jaycees plan a Christmas toy drive, gathering donated items for repair and distribution to kids in need.
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U N to Draw Top Diplomats At World Assembly
United Nations gathering prepares for major attendance as delegates arrive from major powers. Secretary of State Marshall will head the U S delegation while Russia plans positions on critical Palestine Balkans veto issues. Bevin may miss opening sessions with Molotov possibly arriving later. France and Britain dispatch ministers as Arab Palestine voices gain prominence.
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Long Island
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France
Georaes Bidayli
Tee Wang
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Coal County Fair Set in Community Building September 1 3
Coal County 4-H and Home Demonstration Club Fair will be held in the Community building at Coalgate on Friday and Saturday September 1 and 3. Exhibits in canning clothing rugs feather and wool comforts and household furnishings. judges include Mrs Leja Hodges and H Haier. Blue ribbon winners advance to the Oklahoma City State Fair September 19 to 27 with five girls and five boys chosen for the State Fair School September 22 to 25.
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Harmless Shell Explodes Injuring Six Kids in Arkansas
Six children were injured when a 37 millimeter shell thought harmless exploded at Hoe Springs near James Cox home. Deputy McGuire said the shell had been handled by neighbor boy Jeary Wilson and used as a plaything for days. Cox brothers Boyz 15 and Willem 7 were among the wounded, with two in serious condition.
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