Sooners Jam Miami To Watch Orange Bowl Parade
Oklahoma football fans arrived in Miami to support the Sooners before the Orange Bowl game. Fans from Tulsa to Lawton and Seminole joined in the festivities with gatherings at the McAllister, Columbus, and other hotels. Notables from Muskogee and nearby towns also traveled, as air and ground crowds filled Biscayne Boulevard for the New Year events and game day buildup.
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Miami
Fort Lauderdale
Bey
McAllister Hotel
Biscayne Boulevard
Bud Wilkinson
Big Red
Sooner Spirit
Oklahoma
Alr
Airs
Fred Lynch
Seminole
McAllister
Seminole County
Sky
Columbus Hotel
Lynches
Milt
Ruby Phillips
K. D
Joel Emrick
Wil Patterson
I. Farl Evans
Wewaka
Ann Minton
Maysville
Jarge
Biscayne Bay
Ray Morfan
Blackwell
Melvin Peters
Dever
Clarence Wilson
Barrlesville
Orville Tuckenbill
Enid
Mickey Srufflehean
Pauls Valles
J. E. Hiberan
Altus
Tom Martin
McAlester
Oklahoma City
Murder Suspect Will Stand Trial in Norman
Norman district court arraignment set for January 6 for Edward Steig Rose, accused of murder in the beating death of University of Oklahoma professor Erwin DeBarr in 1950. Witnesses identified a New York arrested man as Rose. he claims to be Robert Edwood Douglas of Brooklyn and used the name William Daniel Black for business.
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Norman UP
Edward Steig Rose
New York City
Rose
Robert Edwood Douglas
Brooklyn
William Daniel Black
Cleveland
Silas Woll
University of Oklahoma
Erwin DeBarr
Norman
J. W.duhi
Wheeler
Ernest Bailey
Robert W. Bailey
Pacific
DeBarr
California
Douglas
New York
Female fish assume male role in reproduction findings
In a long studied aquarium lineage of Lebistes reticulatus, nineteen females produced offspring via a functional hermaphroditic mechanism. Anatomical tests showed masculine reproductive tissue in most, while 18 of 19 remained structurally female, suggesting fertilization by internal male tissue. Researchers, including Dr. E Spurway, note this rare case resembles parthenogenesis but is confirmed as hermaphroditism.
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New York
UPIAA
Hihherto
E. Spurway
Indian Statistical Institute of Calcutta
Quotes From The News Grand Rapids Laughing Diet and Defense Budget
Grand Rapids reports a two year old recovering from illness with humorous remarks on eating. Detroit cites Charles E Wilson defending balanced budgets through taxes. Washington discusses a nuclear powered airplane and an AWOL airman’s city dislike. Santa Monica records a prison sentence and a fatherly warning from Charles Lee Guy. New York covers a dog care expert asserting dogs need space like humans.
Last Rites Slated For State Bishop
Oklahoma City mourns as The Most Rev Eugene J McGuinness bishop of the Oklahoma City and Tulsa diocese dies after a heart attack last Friday. Victor J Reid Tulsa notes Catholics have lost their shepherd and praises his selfless service to God.
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Oklahoma City
U'Pi
Eugene J. McGuinness
Tulsa
Subscription Rates and Carrier Service Details
The notice lists subscription rates for Morning Press and Sunday editions, detailing per month costs and combinations with Constitution selections. It includes variations by region and delivery arrangements, noting charges for different combinations and days.
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Lawson
Constiuion
Sunday Constitution Press
Sundas Mail
Boutnivesh Okla
Aus
Press & Sun
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