Meeker and Antlers eyes on school layout and traffic changes
Meeker public schools superintendent Selwaechter visited Antlers to study the Adlers School home economics building for a possible Meeker system replica. City officials plan parking zone changes on West Main Street to widen traffic flow near the square while cautioning trucks on the crest grade. VFW park hosted bull fighting nights drawing hundreds, with matador injuries and updates on Donkey Balk Game plans at VEW park next week.
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Rome
Eronorsie
Ing—Louis Selwaechter
Meeker Public Schools
Selwaechter
Glens
Meeker Ruchschool
Antlers
Adlers School
Meeker
Solwaechter
W. A. Obuch
Kingtht
Mageeity Council
Lions Club
Min Street
Rotary Offers Scholarships With National Coverage
Rotary invites qualified applicants aged 20 to 28 who are graduates of colleges to apply for seven to be announced scholarships, funded by 33 sources. Selection emphasizes scholarship potential, character, leadership, and service as key factors. Applications should be directed to local Rotary clubs for consideration.
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Rotary Literumbional Tr
Fey
Iyhy
Andy Abroat
Thor Sligible
College Cy Scots
Brads
Willes
Payne
Aecurauta
Persom
Man
Om Wo- Tian
Wag
Crash Fatal Near Apache Claims Miller in Anadarko
In Anadarko on September 25, Exsrett Moston Miller 44 of Fletcher died from injuries after a crash near Apache Thursday. State Patrolman Clyde Autry and Miller’s car collided with another driven by James Thompson 33 of Cyril. Farm interests claim nearly 500 million in damages.
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Anadarko
Ola
Exsrett Moston
Miller
Fietcher
Apache
Clyde Autry
James Thompson
Cyril
Pare Daha
Book on world-minded schooling aims at teachers and parents
A 241 page volume titled Education for International Understanding in American Schools by NEA backed educators argues for teaching children to understand and cooperate globally. The book targets teachers but promises value for parents, outlining methods to foster responsibility, world peace, and civic outlook from home and classroom. It details purchasing options and lists related books to aid understanding.
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James Marlow
Washington
UP P
Wragibngstc
The
SEA
Scheels
Cieb
Andi
Frey Howe
Pirenia Cay
Sarvests
Childress
Bookset
Sulphur's Schools Add Handicapped Children Program
Sulphur's schools introduce a dedicated class for handicapped children under state provisions. Mrs Lyla LeSuer trains with special methods at Brown's Academy Sulphur Springs Arkansas. Principal Harold John guides the program with tailored equipment and goals for child independence and motor control progress.
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State Department of Education
Lyla LeSuer
Brown's Academy
Sulphur Springs
Arkansas
Oklahoma A
Harold John
Washington Grade
LiSeur
Sand Brothers
Thei
Nettie Mc
Whiskey found by officers near Chester Hice accusations delayed
Sheriff’s deputies reported Saturday that they found a quart of whiskey in Chester Hice’s possession. Charges were not filed as county offices closed that afternoon. Two other efforts yielded no results, according to officials.
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Sheriff's Fame
Chester Hice
Fhe
Special Nights at Oak Avenue Revival Schedule
Announced for the second week of the revival at Oak Avenue Baptist Church. Tuesday is Men's Night sponsored by the Brotherhood. Wednesday features teachers and officers after the service. Thursday is Ladies Night sponsored by the WMU. Saturday is Youth Night with the film Beyond Our Power.
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Oak Avenue Baptist Church
Brotherhood
Thorsgzy
WM. U
Sister of Sooner Gridder Injured in Auto Accident
Elmo Nevada September report states Virginia More, sister of Hamy Moore, was injured near Crowder Oklahoma in a collision en route to watch the University of Oklahoma play Santa Clara. She suffered a fractured skull and remained unconscious after the crash. attendants said medical staff planned to move her to a hospital as she regained consciousness.
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Elmo
Nevada
Virginia More
Hamy Moore
University of Oklahoma
Miss Moore
Sha Wasser
San Fran
Sisco Frean Blackwell
Okla
Prohibition Writ Filed Over Texas Senate Ballot Name
Attorneys for Lyndon Johnson filed a prohibition writ in New Orleans to block enforcement of a Texas district court's temporary injunction. The move targets the printing of Johnson's name on the Texas general election ballot amid a dispute with former Gov. Coke Stevenson for the U S Senate nomination. Luther Farese of Corpus Christi filed the writ in the U S Circuit Court of Appeals.
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New Orleans
Lyndon Jahnson
Cay
Jahnson
Coke Stevenson
U.S
Texas
Stevenson Rolding
Johnson
Luther Farese
Corpus Christian
W_S circuit court of appeals
Visiter Arrest in Pontatar County
Kerimeth Dunlap visiting friends in Pontatar County was arrested Friday at noon by city police Loree and held for Dumas Texas charges. He was returned to Dumas after processing in custody. Another man arrested last week for the Dumas “suffiners” case had reportedly worked with Dunlap. An arrest order was issued Wednesday after Dunlap was seen around Ada. Sheriff Clyde Kaiser and local officers forwarded the order.
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Kerimeth Dunlap
Pontatar
Dumas
Tex
Etheers
Texss
Eftic
Vera
Nooty
Duunlap
Su|meas
Hare
Dunlap
Ada
Clyde Kaiser
Shock Promised On Atomic Spying
An unnamed official from the Rouge Un-American Activities committee said a forthcoming report will shock the public. It alleges President Roosevelt, President Truman, and Attorney General Tom Clark knew Soviet spies obtained American atomic secrets through a professional ring. Truman had no comment. Clark said he had not heard of the report.
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Washington
F— Jin
Rouge Un-American Activities Committee
Roosevelt
Tom C. Clark
Truman
Claris
Texas
Tomi Clark
Truman Broadcast Arranged for Dallas Campaign Speech
Oklahoma City dispatch reports the Liberty network will air President Truman's campaign address from Dallas Monday at 3730 CST. Democratic state headquarters confirmed the plan with RWCO Chickasha LATOW Oklahoma City VLE Pants Valley and others involved in staging the broadcast.
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Truman
Oklahoma City
Oklahoms
Liberty Network
President Truman
Dallas
RWCO
Chickasha
Latow
Okahuma City
Vle
Pants Valley
Ada News and Social Notes From Friday Visit Weekend
Ada residents and out of town friends gathered in Ada for visits and shopping on Friday. Local figures Mrs J W Heidemi Mrs F G Henster and families hosted and shopped in Ada along with several others visiting Muskogee Houston and Excelsior Springs for medical care and social trips. The Alan Mustangs defeated Bowlegs 6 to 0 in a football game marking the season opener.
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Alan Mustangs
Bowlegs
Phos
Guard Officers to St Louis Seminar Plans
Guard officers by plate Saturday afternoon for St Louis Beurs Mo act Seminar on guard work and plans Those going for Adz were Lt Col Howard Price Major Lewis J Coleert Major John Lecay and Captain Arthur E Cobb They expect to return tonight
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Paar Kngal Nation
St. Beurs
Adz
Howard Price
Lewis
J. Coleert
John Lecay
Arthur E. Cobb
Truman to Get Free Shave Permit in Muskogee
In Muskogee Oklahoma on September 25 President Truman will receive a free two shave permit during a campaign stop at Spalding Park. Local men must grow whiskers or buy a two dollar permit as part of a civic tone setting for a India centennial celebration.
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Muskoges
Okla
Truman
Muskogee
Spalding Park
Margaaman
Professor Keer Leaves Bloomsburg Amid Lion Taming Controversy
Professor Keer of State Teachers College Bloomsburg pauses directing duties to tour with a wild cat act. He describes training methods with lions tigers and leopards, performing in fairs circuses and Shrine events. He recounts his approach to discipline and his two exceptions among students, including his daughter.
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Prof. Keer
Jay
State Teachers College
Bloomsburg
Anc
Lnsienia
Minesla Farr
Atha Stal
Heller
Bloonsburg
Columbia
Mexico
Smd
Keller
Shrine
Rasttine
Prof
Tolleve Stunierte
First In Service Training Program For Pontotoc Teachers
The first in service training group for Pontotoc County teachers formed at Wanasswigh school with Ben Morrigan of East Central College and Norman Mitchell of Pontotown county supervision presiding. Aimed to unite teachers for group study of classroom problems, the plan focuses on improving reading instruction and spelling through intensified reading programs. Teachers weighed phases carefully before adoption, noting staff shortages and workload but believing proper conduct would ease teaching strain and raise student outcomes.
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Pontotoc
Vamos
Pontotoc County
Wanass Wigh
Ben. L. Morrigan
East Central College
Norman €. Mitchell
Fartotee County
Gomez Om Io
Exst Central
Vaness
Lord Roland
Morrison
Souwnsel
Vangss
Norman Hopper
Mary Weas” Bit
Jim Gammill
Iola Burroughs
Annie Dunn
Vivian Comer
Kies
Vera Johnson
Loyd Roeland
Lela Darnell
Bob Raucdites
Dony Baker
Robert Brashears
Fewel Brashear
Vanasy School
Harold Wisenfunt
Antlers Legion Post Ends Service To lis Meetings
Antlers Oklahoma September 27 Special Veterans claims will be processed at each Antlers Legion post meeting. Officer Carl Osburn will discuss claims for veterans. Post represented at district conference September 30 in McAlester as state officers describe rehab program changes following Congress actions.
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Antlers
Oessica Legion
Earl
Carl Osburn
McAlester
State Department
Three Miller men acquitted after night hunting trial
Antlers Sep 27 a Miller community trio Joslin Dick Impron and Arlo Jacobs were tried for night hunting but jurors found they were wolf hunting and acquitted after an all day session at city hall. They jailed Sept 18 after mountain arrest by Game Ranger Atwood Thompson and J A Moerinson. Police confiscated a 12 gauge shotgun a 12 gauge double barrel shotgun a 32 Winchester and two spotlights.
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Joslin
Dick Impron
Arlo Jacobs
Miller Community
Antlers
Atwood Thompson
J. A. Moerinson
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London
Berlin
NiAwAerme
Cocrestand
Antlers City Briefs
Gene Ross
Jalsa
Ross
VEW Commandos
the Post
Vew Park
R. G
Dick) Miller
Rotary
Tevolva
Sulphur
Oak Avenue
Sooner Gridder
BoRgers Attornees
Dumas, Tex
Allen Hews
Bers. 4
Weweka Eee Borerans
Sapstpa
Max Omab Cramsey
Lena Jumger
Mies
B Weldon
J. W. Heidemi
F. G. Henster
Annie F. Jones
Irs
al. C. Milne
A.C Compton
Frank Lips, Jr
Houton
C. Ross
Vesta Stout
C. M. Heddlesom
Sharon
Lowell Ross
RW. Kytle
Ada Iwongey
W. 3. Githam
Excelscor Springs
W. 3. Welden
Albert E. Hareher
Ada Wedneswe
Stiong College
Jim Welgen
Bilb Walker
Jie Pipkin
Oklahoma University
Norman
Bill Martin
RD. Corrara
Morey College
Tishosmingo
Edward Daniey
Ti Gilmore
Harold Jennings
A. By, Reid
East Central
Jim Kyte
Sterling, Ram
R. W. Kytle
Drs. Oliver Conk
Mrs. Tk, Kidwell
St. Louis
Creal
Missouri
Pala
Ebron
NEA
George J. Reilerteis
George J. Keller
Texebies
Hans
Oremah
Okts
Civie
Bung
Homry A. Wallsea
Antlers Legion
Lis
Christieny Howe
Pushmataha County
Forest Wicks
Broken Bow
J. B. Edwards
Grant
First Christian Church
A. Manning
Willian
Bull) Pharr
Atoka
Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
Pharr
Msom
Ted Hill
Ada Lad
Hoyt Hudgens
Luther Hudgens
Yast
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