State Bond Issue Promises Long Term Campus Growth
Editorial urges support for a $36 million state bond issue planned for September 27 to fund new buildings at higher learning institutions, eleemosynary and penal facilities. It argues buildings will last about a century, benefiting University of Oklahoma, A and M College at Stillwater, East Central, and other schools, with funds allocated by the State Regents for Higher Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wold
East Central
Spencer
University of Oklahoma
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Stillwater
University
Trasbe
Public Discretion in Speech Sparks Debate Over Robeson
A column argues for discretion in public matters while criticizing Paul Robeson for advocating communism in New York. It questions his use of protection from the government while denouncing the American system and ponders postwar administrations and the lure of profit after big conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Robeson
Negro Finster
New York
Suneda
Robeson
Russia
America
Dewey
Variety in Daily Habits for Midlife Wellbeing
The piece urges breaking routine to improve health and mood. It advises rising earlier once weekly, trying new routes, swapping lunch spots, and varying evening activities. It argues variety matters for those around fifty as for the young, promoting broader experiences and engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
America
Debates on Mexican oil aid and social change
The piece weighs U S policy to aid Mexico's oil fields against distrust of American oil firms while noting fluctuating views on funding foreign energy development. It contrasts parental blame for crime with the need for stable social change and stresses cautious, gradual societal shifts. It reflects Ada News stance on reporting and community issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chavez
New Mexico
Mexico
Conferees Decide Who'll Be Tapped For British Dollars
Washington reports three power talks among the United States Britain and allies aim to ease Britain’s economic crisis by removing capital barriers and promoting private investment. They seek World Bank and Export- Import Bank financing to help Britain and sterling-area nations buy American goods, with steps to entice private capital and support feasible projects.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Wall Street
World Bank
England
Snyder
Sete
Stafford Cripps
International Bank
International Monetary Fund
U. S
Byars 4-H Club Elects Officers In First Meeting
The Byars 4-H Club held its first session of the year on Tuesday. Jerry Noland was elected president, Talmage Herr vice president, Anna Beth Halverson secretary treasurer, and Darene Golden song leader. Other notes mention calf projects, a reunion at Garner home, and various local visits and church events.
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Byars 4-H
Jerry Noland
Talmage Herr
Anna Beth Halverson
Darene Golden
Ree
Anna Beth Halverson Thorpson
Anna Beth
Troy Finley
Vaughn Potter
Phill S Ano
Gaar Corner
A. Potter
Wanda Jean Haynes
Ava, Jones
Tam Watson
Carren Beiler
Stanley Guinn
Mary Jo Qualisse
Charlene Golden
Mra
The
Saphamorey
Roy Campbel
Talmage Hart
Harald Gene Smith
Elaine Smith
Jerry Qualls
Floyd Campbell
Cassie Thompson
Texarwana
Texas
Gus Halverson
John Cowser
Cowser
Tam ‘Watson
Clarence Beller
Archie Beller
California
Buster Smith
Leroy Freeman
Oxahoma City
George Gesaway
Donald R. McAfee
Lira
Kangas
OC. M. WweAtee
Odes Powell
Oklahoma City
Culbertsons Host Fly-In Socials On 450 Acre Kansas Farm
Mary C Flynn reports from Ing Kans on Culbertsons near here who host “fly ins” where guests arrive by plane landing on a 200 foot strip beside their 450 acre wheat farm. Mrs Culbertson 44 presides over a Kansas Flying Farmers chapter event with 50 attendees despite poor roads. Culbertson leads the local Civil Air Patrol squadron and earned a trophy for a Kansas Flying Farmers efficiency race.
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Mary C. Flynn
Ing, Kans
Monard Culbertson
Culbertson Farm
Shere
Culbertson
Kansas Flying Farmers
Culbertson Place
Culoartson
Mexico
Ott Pee
Kansas State School For the Blind
Culbertston
Kansas
Oying
Farrera
Byron
Sterling
Howarduthertson
Oklahoma University Medical School Receives $44,120 Research Grant
Oklahoma City September 10 The University of Oklahoma School of Medicine revived a $44,120 federal grant for heart disease research part of a nationwide program. Funds will also expand the teaching program and four projects will be conducted under separate grants to four supervisors including Fan W. Smith Robert H. Piley and A Taylor with varying amounts.
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Oklahoma City
Universi Oklahoma School of Medicine
Federal Security Administration
School of Medicine
Fan W. Smith
Robert H. Piley
A Taylor
Oven shaped nest and campus notes across Oklahoma
An experimental note gathers bird behavior with an oven like nest tucked in leaves. The piece shifts to a campus roster with student government leaders and sponsors, listing numerous names and roles across juniors, seniors, and freshmen. It also covers travel and family visits in Ada, Texas, Oklahoma City, and California, mentioning several local residents and visitors.
Kerr Approves Trade Program Backed by Senator Kerr
Washington report notes Senator Roberts and Senator Kerr back the reciprocal trade program. Len Elmer Thomas proposes a five percent cap on imports to curb foreign dependency. Kerr cautions against peril point amendments and urges domestic production for peacetime security and wartime resilience.
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Washington
Roberts
Kerr
D-Okla
Cay
Len Elmer Thomas
Okla
Thomas Sants
Repubicans
Fall Hog Price Decline Forecast By Agriculture Dept
The Agriculture Department forecasts hog prices may fall more than 18 percent this fall due to larger expected fall marketings. Prices historically dip in autumn and winter, with seasonal declines possibly steeper than the 20-year average. Government support levels may apply, while beef, pork, and lamb price trends are mixed as October-December supplies rise.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Fai
Department
Salor
New York
High Flying Hog Reaches Austin for National Barrow Show
A hog nicknamed Snider Flash arrived at Austin Minnesota by plane from Oklahoma City to compete in the national barrow show. Owner John Dale Snider of Clinton Oklahoma and exhibitor Dave Johnson of Nowata Oklahoma accompanied the animal. Mayor M. G. Rolfson greeted the arrival at the airport as Flash rode a PUCK to the exhibition grounds.
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Austin
Minn
Snider Flash
Oklishoma City
Dave Johnson
Nowata
Okla
John Dale Snider
Clinton
M. G. Rolfson
Flash
Thea Hog
Exhibition
Puck
Ex Shelton Gang Member Charged in Shelton Shooting
Fairfield Indiana sept 10 ex Shelton gang associate Black Charley Harris named in warrant for assault with intent to kill in the shooting of Earl Little Earl Shelton. Harris arrested on his farm released on 5000 bond hearing set oct 3. Little Earl 23 nephew of the Shelton brothers survived after being shot 10 times. State's Attorney Mayberry filed charge on Carl Shelton's complaint. Two uncles killed in ambushes in past two years. Police say license number linked to Harris but doubt visibility in darkness. Gunfire hit Shelton's automobile as attackers fled.
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Fairfield
Charley Harris
Shelton
Earl
Little Earl
Harris
Here
Shelton Brothers
Ilinois
Evansville
Ind
Big Earl” Shelton
Gerald Mayberry
Carl Shelton
Carl
Bernie
St Peoria
Nigat
Alma Musrave
Musgrave
Ardmore Drugist Shot. Man Charged With Murder
Ardmore resident R. Hamilton has been charged with murder in the shooting of Calvin Martin a local Ardmore druggist. Martin was shot six times while in the doorway of his drive in drug store. Preliminary hearing set for 2 p.m. Tuesday before Justice L A Linder.
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Sapmene
Ohis
R. Hamilton
Ardmore
Calvin Martin
Martin
L. A. Linder
Justice of Thepeace
First Airlines Flight Looms From Fort Worth to Oklahoma City
Central Airlines plans inaugural flights with Fort Worth departures at 7:35 am and 10:10 am, routing through Dallas and Ada to Oklahoma City. Return trips from Oklahoma City are set for 12:40 pm and 2:15 pm. A pre inaugural flight of three to six planes is scheduled for Wednesday.
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City
Y Field
Ada
Central Parkede
Krith Kahle
Fort Worth
Tex
Oklahoma City
Nine Perish Two Live Through Storm When Cruiser Sunk
Mass coast guard and planes searched waters off Cape Cod after a 38 foot cabin cruiser named Constance sank in a fierce storm near Nantucket. Nine people died including Rev. Hubert Allenby and his family. two survivors were skipper Russell Palmer and Alfred Allenby.
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Nantucket Island
Mass
Constance
Martha's Vineyard
Hubert Allenby
Falmouth
Allenby
Leighton Allenby
Palmer
Dionis Beach
Raniucker Harbor
Amer
Coast Guard
Cape Cod
Young Allenby
Leighton
Robert Nairn
Robert
Emily Foster
Evil eye fears span nations and cultures
Britannica notes the evil eye clears streets among Neapolitans and remains feared for horses in India, China, Arabia, Greece, and Turkey. Modern Egyptian mothers believe it causes their babies to appear sickly, reflecting widespread superstition across regions.
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India
China
Arabia
Greece
Turkey
No Indictments From Grand Jury
Kansas City dispatch reports that the Jackson County grand jury, convened last May to probe ballot theft from a courthouse vault and 13 past two-year slayings, finished without indictments. It suggested at least one law enforcement agency may have enough evidence for a conviction in the ballot theft case, but did not name the agency. The panel kept a $10,000 reward open, then withdrew rewards in the Rimann and Hoover cases. Ballot boxes were stolen during the 1948 primary election irregularities. Some scientists believe Earth’s interior is jelly-like.
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Kansas City
Jackson County Grant
Walt C. Rimann
John A. Hoover
Kansea
Rimani
Hoover
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