Five Year Dairy Program Gains in Pontotoc County
The Pontotoc County five year dairy program begun in 1346 nears completion with two more buildings slated. New loading chutes, a grafter all weather road, floodlights over yards, and safety breeding chutes enhance operations at the Fairgrounds barn. Matt Summers oversees care. feeding includes oats, linseed meal, bran, barley, corn, beet pulp, alfalfa hay, sawdust, and oat straw to maintain a strong dairy herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hatley
Fairgrounds
Avex
Matt Summers
County Dairy Bulls to Visit for Breeding Program
Pontotoc County dairy improvement program plans bring Hallmark Farms bulls from Kansas City and Milwaukee bred stock to town. Bulls from Milking Shorthorn and Holstein lines will travel through Missouri and Oklahoma before returning to Waterloo for the national congress. Youth participants receive breeding service for a small fee while adults pay more. health certificates and veterinary checks accompany the arrangement.
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C. FB. Hailey
Crystal Standard
Primate
Mallmark
Kansas City
Nations
Topeka
Kan
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Waterloo
Town
National Congress
Pentatoc County
Guernsey
Pontator County
Most Paying Projects Pass By Ada Council Protests
Ada’s paying program moved forward as protests were reviewed by the city council. Projects across east, south and southwest Ada faced protests. some were dropped if they lacked support. Next, bids will be sought for valid projects while several districts report partial completion or stand by paving work and street restorations.
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Ada
Ity Council
Rennie
Constant Avenues
Stockton
Johnson Avenues
Oak Avenue
Townsend Avenues
Belmont
Broad
Gm Belmont
Volyes
Masissippeis Avenue
Mssissippi
Highland Avenue
Mensa Street
Sippi
Valley View Hospi
Queuille Forms French Cabinet Amid Coalition Shifts
Premier Queuille announced a new French cabinet with five socialist ministers among 15 posts. Socialists take key roles including interior and labor, while Robert Schuman becomes foreign minister. De Gaulle calls for a national election as pressure mounts in Paris.
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Babis
Beni Queuile
Queuille
O Mance
Presier
Robert Schuman
Catholic Popular Republican
Movement Fare
Veich
Quertille
Charles de Gaulle Ha
de Gaulle
Toulon
Paris
Her
Frome
France
Turtle meat and long-lived turtles in old shipping lore
Giant land turtles once carried on sailing vessels provided fresh meat during long voyages. These animals could survive for months without food, a fact noted in the Encyclopedia Britannica.
Keeping War-Potential Trade From Russia Very Real Part Of U S Policy
Dewitt Mackenzie argues that maintaining restrictions on trade with Russia and its satellites is essential to U S policy. He frames it as defensive, aiming to limit Soviet war potential while preserving democratic unity and avoiding appeasement. He notes practical wartime trade limits and the paradox of aiding peace while restricting armament-linked commerce.
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Russia
U. S
Dewitt MacKenzie
Karelem
Marsha
Britain
Kelow
Europe
Russians Claim Shat Fired At Berlin Memorial
Berlin dispatch reports Russians charging a shot was fired at the Soviet war memorial in Berlin at midnight. British authorities quote a sentry firing at a shadowy figure across the street as protests disrupted the monument’s commemoration.
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Berlin
Torox
Berliin
Baclin
Sark Shirts Natives Forge Bark Garb in Inland Belin
A fragmentary note describes interior Belin natives making shirts and hats from tree bark. The bark is shaken in water then beaten to pliability. Sound effects and curtain sand beds are mentioned, with unclear action of being driven over or walked on.
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Belivia
Oklahoma Medical School admits 64 freshmen in 1948 class
Oklahoma University declares sixty four freshmen admitted to its medical school class of 1948 in Oklahoma City. The term starts September 20. Applicants totaled 7,100. 263 were accepted from 39 counties. Seventy eight percent of the class hails from Oklahoma, with diverse hometowns.
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University of Oklahoma Scroll of Medicine
Oklahoma City
Ersity
Pat Fol
University
Oklahoma
Johnny Morgan Moors
Daisy E. Moore
East Ninth Street
Ada
East Certrol
Jarre Leot Mellovern
Deetor
MoGotera
Wewoke
Burch Opens Talks on Public Fishery Development
ARDMORE Sept 13 Oklahoma officials gathered for a council meeting to discuss public waters commercial fishing development. Clarence Burch announced a $490000 state parks project and the group prepared recommendations for the 1945 legislature. Senator Gary James Springter and a Stillwater representative outlined proposals to streamline legislative procedures and improve appropriations reporting.
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Ardmore
Oris
Clarence Burch
State Planning and Resources Board
Oklahoma
Legislative Council
Burch
Raymond Gary
Madi
James
Springter
Stillwater
Barth
Insurance Managers Head To Conferences For Training
Don Overton, manager, leaves Tuesday for St Louis for a four day conference with Prudential Insurance Co. Loretta Debouch, assistant supervisor, travels to Dallas today for two weeks of training. Tressa A Oliphant, office supervisor, leaves Sunday for Dallas for a supervisor conference returning September 23.
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Don Overton
St. Louis
Prudential Insurance Co
Loretta Debouch
Dallz
Tressa
Oliphant
Dellas
Air Force Day Exhibit Planned in Downtown Ada
The Aca Composite Squadron prepares a big Air Force Day exhibit for downtown Ada next Saturday. A jet plane is being assembled for display and the squadron will host activities all day. The Ada organization reports 143 members with five new recruits, and the group is part of the 2552 Air Force Reserve Center at Tinker Field, now under the Fourth Air Force in Orlando, Florida.
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Aca
Axit
Bros
Pringisal S
Disevasion
Air
Okmulgee Doctor And Leader Dies
Dr Roy A Die 48 prominent Okmulgee ontimetrist and civic leader died after a three month illness. Survived by wife Juanita daughter Janis and two sons Wendel and John. Services will be held at Okmulgee Freibsteian church.
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Roy A. Die
Olanulzee
Bierman
Okamulgee
Ant Ctor
Oitahorca Association of Ontometists
Berg
Juanita
Janis
Wendel
John
Okmulgee
Oklahoma Faces Run On Teachers Shortage Says Official
Oklahoma City reports a looming teacher shortage as questionnaires sent to schools will reveal how many teachers are available. The survey, handled by the statistics superintendent, aims to gauge staffing as the opening weekend ends and schools begin.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Br. Oliver Modge
Formulas For All Things Except Inheriting Cash
A humor essay on money, inheritance, and schemes to obtain wealth. It critiques chasing cash through birth, marriage, or luck, recounts a newspaper boy’s failed attempt with an elderly widow, and notes Harvard’s vast endowment as the foil to personal fortune. The piece mixes anecdotes with reflections on money’s elusiveness.
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Brance
Paradise
White House
Epover
Jad
Harvard Callage
President to Seek Record Peacetime Spending Plan
Washington report says President Truman will submit the largest peacetime spending program in U.S. history with a projected minimum budget of about 45.0 billion dollars for fiscal 1950. Officials warn Congress may need to raise taxes to avoid a wartime-like deficit, even with post-election decisions delayed until December.
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U. S
Charles Molony
Washington
Trusaan
Ther
Anothet
Grint “Cole
Congress
Otto
Truman
Anary
GOP
Thomas B. Dewey
Burne
Rene Seema
Suiciak
Mary Weil
Harves
States Righters Claim 45 Votes In Election Fight
Atlanta dispatch reports the States Rights ticket of Thurmond and Wright claim 45 electoral votes from six states and two additional slates on the general election ballot from four others. Herman Talmadge’s Georgia victory bolsters the party’s cause as Truman curtails southern campaigning leading to strategic appearances.
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C. W. Gilmore
Atlanta
Tacay Jabantly
Truman
Herman Telmadge
Georgia
Funends
States Rights
J. Strom Thurmond
Pierding L. Wright
Louisiana
States Rights Party
Board of Elections
State Supreme Court
Tourmond
Mississigny
Annes Mentuchy
Texex
Arkansas
Herman Talmadge
Former U S Adjutant General Dies in Massachusetts
Charles Briges, 75, retired adjutant general of the United States Army from 1928 to 1935, died today after a short illness in Sandwich Massachusetts. The obituary notes his long service and prominent role in the Army, with the affected personal and locality details mentioned in the fragmented report.
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Sandwice
Mass
Ene
Charles Brieges
United States Army
Rylwiece
Peter Place Chase
Miss Hillhouse Teaches Venezuelan Camp School
Miss Julia Hillhouse visited Venezuela for 32 weeks with Bill and Sid Hillhouse of Creole Oil, then returned to Ballas to teach. She will teach Arades children of company employees at a mountain camp near Caracas, with nine month cycles and a three month vacation.
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Julia Hillhouse
Casterm Venezuela
Bill
Sid Hillhouse
Creole Oi Company
Miss Hillhouse
Ballas
Miami
Fls
Venesuela
Vensiuela
Caracas
Arades
U. S
Img
Bristow
Miss Milhouse
Rar Brothers
Create
Woody Huddleston
Horace Mans Highachenl
Sooner
Ciichoma University
Boston Larceny Charge In Paper Heist On Beacon Hill
Boston terms frame a municipal court complaint against Charles A. Waite auditor of the American Unitarian Association for larceny of Welte newspaper. Andrew Propper, Bostonian of 2 Joy Place, alleges Waite stole his paper after an earlier assault with a stick occurred on Beacon Hill. Waite denies the theft, claiming Propper assaulted him first. The case is slated for next Friday’s paper.
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Boston
Beacon Hill
EL Promper
Joy Place
Charles A. Waite
American Unitarian Association
Welte
Propper
Frank We
Waite
Taxi radio operator charged with unlicensed transmitters
Oklahoma City September report states George W H Wyatt, a Shawnee taxi operator, is charged in federal court with operating two unlicensed radio transmitters in Viewry Cap Co cabs that interfered with Yellow Cab Co radios. The article notes one leg is stronger and longer, a non sequitur detail.
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Oklahoma City
George W. H. Wyatt
Shawnee
Viewry Cap Co
Yellow Cab Co
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Kew York
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Seminole
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