Start Your Children Young In Proper Daily Tooth Care
Child dental health relies on preventive care taught during childhood. American Dental Association notes 90 percent of school age children show dental deficiencies during Children’s Dental Health week. Dentists urge fluoridation, proper brushing methods, and age appropriate toothpaste to foster lifelong good habits and protect future permanent teeth.
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Vivian Brown
Beauty
American Dental Association
Cityan Charged With Grand Larceny After Store Theft
Brown Ree Kennedy 36 of 115 Bell was charged with grand larceny for shoplifting 61.65 in merchandise from Gilbert Woods drug store 431 D Tuesday night. Off. Melvin Simmons arrested Kennedy in the 300 block of Third street after items reported stolen. Kennedy denied until Mrs. Lee Woods identified price tagged items from the local store. Detective Waldron secured a search warrant for Kennedy’s home but found no additional stolen articles.
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Brown Ree Kennedy
Bell
Gilbert- Woods
Kennedy
Melvin Simmons
Third Street
Wichita Falls
Lee Woods
Simmons
Woods
Gilbert-Woods Drug Store
Otis Waldron
Oklahoma City Wife Cleared In Parking Fine Case
A Oklahoma City common pleas court jury ruled Mrs. James M innocent of a $10 parking meter overstay charge. The case involved her husband attorney who also faced a separate $1 fine for late reporting.
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Oklahoma City
Common Pleas Court
James M
McKinney
A.L. Jeffrey
Thieves Target Fishing Gear As Spring Surge Hits City
Police report a wave of thefts as spring arrives with multiple incidents of fishing gear stolen from vehicles. Kenneth Hobbs of 1908 D reported three rods and reels taken from his car after thieves smashed a left front door glass near the Blue Moon on Lee Street. Another theft involved hubcaps from Lt. Jemm Hoff man and a car pump pulley from J. M. Worle in Cache, both vehicles parked in Lawton.
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Kenneth Hobbs
Lee
Hobbs
Jemm Hoffman
J. M Worle
Cache
Lawton
Doenges and Murray Weigh Shifts in Governor Race
The article discusses Bill Doenges seeking the Democratic nomination for governor and leaving the national committeeman post. It questions who would replace him and whether Murray would keep or trade positions, hinting at a four year cycle of political favors amid party leadership dynamics. Smith Hester of Purcell says he has not discussed the post with Murray or the executive committee.
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Ay W. C
Bill) Doenges
Pengey
Murray
Bill
Doenges
Smith Hester
Purcell
Ponca City Tops Pay for Beginning Teachers
Oklahoma City and Tulsa compete for new teachers but Ponca City leads with a $2,900 starting annual salary. Gilbert Robinson of the Oklahoma City school system noted the city’s higher minimum, versus Oklahoma City’s $2,760.
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Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Ponca City
Gilbert Robinson
Funeral Rites For Frank Penskofer Held By Rev C D Farmer
Lawton mourns Frank Penskofer retired farmer who died Wednesday at his home 12 miles southwest of Lawton Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Friday at Becker Memorial chapel with burial in Pecan cemetery southwest of Lawton Rev C D Farmer Baptist minister selected to conduct the rites
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C. D. Farmer
Lawton
Frank Penskofer
Becker Memorial Chapel
Pecan Cemetery
Funeral set for Capt Donelson Friday at Annapolis
Capt Donelson, a Navy veteran who commanded ROTC units at the University of Oklahoma and served aboard many ships, including as gunnery officer on the USS South Dakota in World War I, dies in Bethesda Maryland of a heart ailment. Born on the Osage Indian Reservation, he graduated from Pawnee High School in 1904 and from the Naval Academy in 1910. He retired in 1936, was recalled in 1940, and retired again in 1945.
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United States Aval Academy
Annapolis
Donelson
University of Oklahoma
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Osage
South Dakota
Steelman view on criminals as distortions in cooling
A concise line argues that to a steelman, a crook is not a criminal but a distortion appearing during the cooling process, suggesting a metallurgical or metaphorical interpretation of wrongdoing.
Captain Charged With Theft Of Four Thousand At Arsenal
Denver April 22 UP Army Captain Romeo Delisle age 33 of Fall River Massachusetts faces theft charges for allegedly taking 4000 dollars from the Rocky Mountain Arsenal where he served as a special area officer. Col D G Grothaus acting commander said Delisle is accused of stealing money contributed by senior personnel to the Red Cross fund.
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Denver
Army
Romeo de 33
Fall River
Mass
Che
Reaky Mountain Arsenal
Aree
D. G. Grothaus
Chemical Center
Delisle
Senal
Red
Charges Filed in January. Court Martial Date Pending
He stated charges were filed in January but no court martial date has been set yet, keeping the military proceedings in uncertainty.
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Cityan
Corwin
E. Oliver
D Avenue
Elgin
Wadswo Benrus
Gruen
Wiest
4Th & B Ave
Gene’s Watch Shop
Western Union
Murray, Doenges
Bill Smith Agency
Tia
Tae
California
France
Eugene L. Bowman
Pure Ice Company
E Ave
Alia
MR. Waylan Baumann
Capt. Donelsons
Denver Arsenal
Southwestern Radio & Sound
E Pho
Fairmont’s
U.S.P
TIP - Top Laundry and Dry Cleaners
South 5Th
Scott's
Denier
Bareley
C Avenue
Fourth Street
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