Oklahoma Governor Signals No Immediate Special Session
Amid housing shortages for veterans, Governor Kerr indicated a special session may not be needed this year. He proposed using existing funds and federal housing programs to address college housing, with regents and officials weighing all possibilities before any call.
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Mal Nash
Aid
Shi
Arrington
Kerr
Dictis
Stain Capital
Kerry
Howe
Oklahoma
Siion
Olea Homwy
All Rodolph Sons Here For Reunion
A family reunion brings together Roy Rodolph Sr and his three sons at their home last Sunday. Chief storekeeper David Rodolph, a Navy veteran, returned from service and plans to settle in Ponca City with his wife and children. Other relatives including Eugene Rodolph and Roy Rodolph Jr attended. The report notes Roy’s World War II prisoner of war experience.
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Roy FB. Rodolph
David Rtodolph
Getuber
Guam
San Francisco
Crk
Der
Epeter Gowers
Den
Vict
Thomas
Olda
Ponca CIA
Eugene Rodelph
Roy Rodolph Jr
Tox
Roy
Havern
Cermin
Mes
Wheatey
Oliver
Civil
Robert Royce
Officials At 0. U. Wrestling With Housing Problem
Norman Oklahoma June report: University of Oklahoma officials seek up to 420,000 to convert naval barracks into dormitories. Local bankers and businessmen pledge loans as housing for veterans shortages loom. Navy plans to permanent bases under debate. Governor Kerr backs university view. Chamber of Commerce to help fund conversion costs. About 600 married veterans seek housing in Norman with 500 able to attend if spaces become available.
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Dace
Cross
Navy
Norman Naval Air Base
Naval Air Technical Training Center
O. U
Stuents
Une Navy
Crosa
Keer Age Gross
Robert 5. Kerr
University
Sorman
Norman
T. Jack Foster
Norman Chamber of Commerce
Foster
Quar
Bens
Credit Association Meets Scheduled Across Oklahoma State
Oklahoma production credit associations with members from 14 local PCI groups will hold stockholders meetings in January and February. D L Mullen, PCA president, announced dates include Altus January 18 and February 1, Duncan January 17, Chickasha January 18, Guymon January 24, McAlester January 29, Shawnee February 5, and Vinita February 8, with other towns listed.
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Kan
Tan
Renelinieon
Oklahoma
Jane Wary
D. L. Mullen
Dore
PCA
Okahomaa Credit
Altus
Duncan
Chickasha
Guymon
Muskoree
Day
McAlester
Atoka
Clinton
Pona City
Shawnee
Chadler
Weodward
Vinitn
Five Legislative Employes Work, No Salary In Sight
Oklahoma City reports five house and senate employes work daily while questions linger over reimbursement. Court ruling blocks $210,090 emergency pay allocation after funds ran out. Named staff affected include Glynn Gardner, Olea Crow, Bert Bowen, W Semply, Hill, and O H Bradley amid unpaid wages and unsettled legal avenues.
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Pond
Adéneuxiskik
Glynn Gardner
Olea Crow
Senate
W. Saipley
Merk. S .Hill
O. H. Bradley
Futura Action
USO Sets Events For Servicemen Week
USO announces weekly entertainments for servicemen led by GW. Danielson associate director. Saturday dances from evening to 9 15 with individual rounds and a song fest. A public forum on topics of interest will start Sunday evening with Wilt as host and servicemen and wives invited to participate.
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Fox
USO
GW. Danielson
Ying Wach Wer
Austin Anidect
Unclear Text About BRLA Event and Discus Show
Fragmentary copy describes an event at ALG on Sunday with talk of a CSO meal, a BRLA hinge party, and an entertainment segment by Dr. Groystam. Details are garbled and dates uncertain.
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BRLA
Yrostam
Missionary Wil Give Talks Here
Dr. Boy T. Cleveland outlines series of missionary talks at Westminister and nearby churches. Rev Ramsay states sessions begin with evening service and continue through morning view, with multiple addresses and a missionary fellowship event scheduled for 7 pm.
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Ab Missionaey
Cleveland
Sales
Iesstad Ain
Yeas
Wis
Acred
I Ramsay
Presbyterian Church
Te Wesmisstey
Church Selsoal
Seeview
Ann Morelay
Missionary Fellowship
Clevelane
Real ‘Heights Presbyterian
C. G. F. Meetings and Lodge Nights Listed
GED REBEKAHS Every Monday night. LODGE No. Th every Thursday night. ENCAMPMENT No. 27, 1st and 2nd Fridays of Month, CANTON, 2nd and 4th Fridays of month. LAPM AUXILIARY, 1st and 3rd Tuesdays. Visiting members welcome.
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Rebekahs
Canton
LAPM
Missionary Work Attracts Attention In Attica Area
A Sunday gathering in Wanans Auxiliary drew a classmate of Rev. Biumens from Cleveland and other attendees. The missive describes missionary efforts in Avian and Africa, highlighting Dr David A Lot and Rev. Barosny as speakers. Public invitation extended to attend.
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Wokerman
Biumens
Gleveland
Tyaahcroof Ey
B. L McCawken
Attica
Wis
David Alot
Wweris
RB Gursaly
Cleveland
West
Africa
Claveland
Lawton
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