Atoka County Home Demonstration Elects Officers
The Atoka County Home Demonstration Council met at the Methodist church with 21 delegates present. Miss Nadine Harvey spoke on Farm and Home Work, tailoring school plans for early 1948 emerged, and a nominating committee led by Mrs. Margreet Akers set officers including president Mrs. Smyth and secretary Mrs. Sheffield.
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Zetta
Atoka County
Stillwater
Ois Activi Ey
Bera
Lane
Wards Chapel
Sunshine
Rock Creek
Wilson
Chaffin
Mateney
Gore
Margeet Akers
Tis
Ru of. Smyth
Warde Chape
Sherman Biedsoe
Ima
Mes
Delbert Hodges
Sere
Sheffield
Song Twader
Strent Crews
Nadine Harvey
Edna Ray
Daisy Iliams
Meg
Maggie Estep
HE Sones
Bes
Sydie James
Hained- Jey
Zetta Siwinstell
Marie Evans
Zetta Sivinsdell
Missouri Well Back From Tropic Storm
President Truman sails aboard the USS Missouri traveling away from a tropical storm center. The ship heads toward Norfolk and remains about 200 miles from the hurricane as it curves northward. Secretary Ross reports the president has read the secretary of state's UN speech text and approves it for delivery tomorrow.
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Missouri
President Truman
Atlantic Ocean
Norfolk
Norfork
Orst
Pmartrique
Reiter
Atles G. Toss
Numa
Ricio
Secetary
Marshall
American Association of the United Nations
Ross
Koaki
Trurhan_ nce
Robert I. Denmson
See
Fearful Forecast of Bust as Price Surge Presses Food Costs
Chicago reports Senator Ives and Paul Porter warn that inflation and rising prices threaten a bust, linking grain speculation and high costs to a possible 1929-like drop. They urge action to curb price spirals while cautioning against full deflation. Lawton imposes water-use limits after peak demand. In Hollis, alfalfa seed harvest looms with prices slumping to 15 cents per pound.
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Chicago
Ives
Wasimotor
Porter
Atlanta
Congress
Capacity for Self Rule Is There Once Indians Burn Out Prejudices
A distorted analysis argues that India can overcome age old prejudices and learn to govern itself. It highlights poverty, illiteracy, and religious conflict in Punjab and Pakistan, while noting rising education and administration capacity. The piece foresees possible turmoil but credits Indians with potential to govern despite past turmoil.
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Nehru
Punjab
Old Delhi
Bor
Warning That Food Prices May Rise in Future
Edward B. Barlingon reports that a congressional investigation warns food prices now exceed double prewar levels and may climb further. A Senate House subcommittee study for hearings on living costs notes families spent about 193 by 1935 39 goods for 100, with rising wages and higher demand. Factors cited include corn shortages and export commitments tied to Marshall plan aid, with inflation hurting lower incomes. The panel avoided recommending solutions pending public hearings.
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Edward B. Barbingon
Washington
Saarin
Congress
Crevention Gentro
F. EB. Barquist
Aff
Ox Fe
County 4 H Club Exhibits Planned for Ada Fair
County 4 H clubs plan booths at the Ada fair September 18 and 19 with banners for top exhibits. Miss Juanita Tloyd and Lester Smitt visited 4 H cubs to discuss county fair displays including open class divisions and pear preserves guidance.
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Juanita Tloyd
Hda
Lester Smitt
Countty
Eccent
Ada
Redands
Fitshiugh
Byng
Os Stournall
Alten
Bula
Roff
Wattoes
Pleasant Hill
Pie Iatte
Allen News Roundup Of Local Visits And War Notes
Allen news item lists residents and relatives visiting, traveling and recovering from injuries. Mentions Rock Hill area names including Myr Hall, Mrs Robert Hall, Mr and Mrs Robert Beau dir, and others visiting in Prague and Ada. Notes Forest Ss Seoyers from Fort Knox arriving for furlough, John Boyd recovering from an injury with Berger Construction, and assorted trips to California New Mexico Stuttgart Virginia and wartime postings.
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Myr
Robert Hall
Robert Beau Dir
Prague
Sat Forest
Seoyers
Ft Knox
Kentucky
Alen
Henry Hamil Ramilton
Ada
Bonnie Hammonds
Embezzled Funds Tied to Hubby In Detroit Case
RETROIT Sept 19 An embezzlement case centers on a 4 year old brunette housekeeper who admitted stealing about 107000 from her employer and passing funds to her husband. She faces arraignment on the embezzlement charge while her husband, sought for questioning, denies charges. The woman said she passed roughly 18000 monthly to him from the American Express Co where she worked.
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Wilkes Jacobs
Wea
Janes
Mic- Mais
Vince
Milton H. Attias
Jacobs
McNally Gas
American Expres Co
Aire
Oklahoma farm views on alfalfa and crops
Ford Levvell of Koonkazacehey ppeigiSorkeed plans to plant 7.5 acres of alfalfa this year and notes it yields more income than other crops. J.P. Morgas near Puresil grows 20 acres of mung beans on a field with high yields and expects a large harvest. Earl Morris becomes Grady county’s newest Hereford breeder, purchasing three cows, calves, and a bull from T. R. McCalla.
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Ford Levvell
J.P. Morgas
Puresil
Earl Morris
Grady Eounty
T. R. McCalla
Roff Battery Drill Promotes National Guard Recruitment
The Roff Battery plans a Tuesday night drill at the armory as part of a nationwide National Guard recruitment drive. Recruits gathered last Monday, and the week includes training at Pitz panel and Gear Career to help interested young men learn how the guard operates and sign up. George Washington, a native of Southern California and Arizona, is mentioned in the context of the promotion.
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National Guard
Uts
Ent
Roif
Anc
National Defense
Pitzpanel
Washington
Im Mondrvot
George
California
Arizona
Evening Classes Start on Sept 22 at Ada High School
Evening classes begin September 22 at Ada High School Reading Room to aid daytime workers. Courses include typing drafting salesmanship welding busi ness and English with enhanced tuition support for veterans through the VA and GI Bill provisions. Non veterans may enroll at the same VA rates.
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Ada
Veterans Administration
Meng
Lewis Won't Sign Non-Red Affidavit
Chicago dispatch reports John E. Lewis refusing to sign an affidavit denying communism, challenging government action under Taft-Bartley. The AFL CIO leadership balked at Denham’s ruling barring union use of election machinery until top officers signed affidavits. CIO and AFL presidents delayed decisions, with conventions in October set to address the issue and Lewis prepared to press the floor fight if needed.
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Harold W
AFL
CLO
Aftidavita
Denham
CIO
Sern
Francisco
Lewis
T. Doi
Dem Ham'g.pating
Taft-Bartley
Ice supply restored as three plants operate steadily
Local demand for ice eased after all three plants resumed full operation. A breakdown last weekend left several docks short, but officials say engines will be remodeled this winter to prevent future outages and ensure continuous delivery.
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Aca
Tee
Iplent
Dock Carle
Funeral Service for Mr. Domghey Attracts Relatives From Near And Far
A large funeral gathering in Ada drew many relatives and friends from out of town. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Sewell and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wallice of Oklahoma City along with numerous Sewell relatives and local residents. The lengthy list of attendees names families and individuals from the community paying final respects.
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Jet Re MuMeer
Domghey
Armong
F. A. Sewell
W. A. Wallice
Oklaharta City
Marvin Sewell
Vernor Sewell
Geineswinte
Dr. Meéens
Alex Crumley
Bod Black
Jonas Milner
Will Pegg
At The Barnyard Gate At The Barnyard Gate
County Agent CURFIS FEGYO reports farmers report crop deterioration from heat. Cotton and peanuts hit hard while pastures dry up. A rain would help. cooler weather expected for 4 H Fair. Friday and Saturday exhibitions to include crops, sewing, crafts and more with premiums funded by the Chamber of Commerce. Respedeza hay noted by several farmers, yields around 1.4 to 2 tons per acre. Olney farm adopts corn picker. DDT milk tests reassure safety for human consumption despite high exposure mentions.
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Curfis Fegyo
Coal County
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Farrimond
Dennis Damiel
Clarita
Willie Dwiggins
Dwiggine
Prork
Nck
Ratcliff
Olney
Valley View Admissions and Ada Be Baby Bap Information
Valley View admissions list names several Ada area residents with baby baptisms and addresses. Beulah E Smith and Dayne Suber are noted along with others in Ada and Konawa. Wewoka Fair notes Tammy Thomason, a 2 year old FFA member, winning grand champion fat steer at the 26th annual Seminett County Free Fair. animal purchased from J P Walker near Tulsa.
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May
Teek
East 7Th ‘Street
Wewoka
Tammy Thomason
Wewone Ffa
Thomeson
Angus
J. P. Walker
Thlsa
Cattle Dispersion Sale Yields 41420 in Total
A large dispersion sale led by E P Carpenter featured heavy Hereford and Holstein cattle. Total receipts reached 41420 with 72 lots of cows and heifers selling for 34090 and average around 480. Buyers included H Boatright and W Giss, extending Carpenter’s herd to buyers across Louisiana and nearby states.
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E. P. Carpenter
Hate
Clela- Louisiata
Bator Rouge
Ieee
Sehock
Wilmite
Gamber
Carpenter
Olighema
K_ Powell
Suprur
Carpenter's Retehay
Hareford Heaven Ranches
Aluch
Turner Ranch
Camp Fire Membership Drive Planned for Sept 15 to Nov 30
Camp Fire Girls Ada unit launches a nationwide Membership March from September 15 through November 30 aiming to recruit over 1,000 members. Mrs Toyce Misler, Ada local council president, notes support from national leaders and urges greater participation as the campaign promotes character building and community service through programs aligned with War Week and public health efforts.
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Ada
Lemebine
Toyce Misler
Ada Council
James C
Countess of Camp Fire Girls
Netiemat
Ameri
Heat Wave Ends Marks Start Of Full School Schedule
Ada Junior high enrollment rises to 86 as new class periods begin district wide. Chapel program Friday at 10 40 AM and a school assembly Friday follow the shift before the rains. The State Ant-Thief Association meeting is set for November 2 in Perry.
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Aida Pubic
Tenner
Ada Junior High
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Iureca
Oklakama
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Dewit
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India
Mohamed Att Jinnah
Spain
Rick
Walt
Warthamote
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Bryant Placid
Aeaters
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Rureknetple
Allen News
John Boyd
Berger Construction Co
Ota
Riley Walarepere
Therim
New Mexico
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Mr. and
Bis
Tor Cotten
Soo
Bios
Ebc Feay, Jr
BU McSrray
Ada On
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C. Ross
J. Cozard, Jr
C. Mc Heddieson
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JM. Alexandra
Lasilie Nugent
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le Pras
Stetes
Stuttgart
Germany
Virginia
Cpl. Asgery
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Kansey City
Sun Tay Oil Co
Cpl
Walter Ussere
Bete Heddleson
Wild Horse
Find
Hubby
Atlas
Seifly
NLRB
Beau Bule
Fleet
William F
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Valley View
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