Group votes on county home demonstration constitution
Approximately 0 delegates and club members attended the Cameron college meeting for Comanche County Home Demonstration Council. The main business was adopting a constitution as officers represented 17 of 20 clubs, with state farm officials and local leaders presenting and presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knesty
Cameron College
County Home Demonstration Club Council
Comanche County
Conwill
Charles M. Conwill
Cameron
Dan Diehl
Esther Martin
Garlon Harper
Charles Pholpa
Pat Brandon
Jim Taliaferro
Wynn
Helen Hawley
Lawton Business and Professional Women’s Club
J. W. Storer
G. A. Jarvis
Floyd Widwin
Flt. King
W. Lo Spreaddin
Roseland
W. D. Howard
E. C. Stringer
Messing
E. Wolt
F. T Hing
Ben Bertran
Jack Howard
Pleasant Valley
Irene Beznoaka
Luelle Lanman
Geronimo
Peteez
W. A. Herndon
Mra S. P. Chancler
M. J. W. Hurley
Jess Pereval
Pershing
Wholesale Drug Firm Opens Here
Oklahoma Wholesale Drug Co owned by F. R. Pope and L. D. Brittain opens in Lawton. Located on Jind Industrial, it will move to downtown as soon as space is secured. The firm will supply sundries and specialty items to retail drug businesses in the area. Brittain, a recent Army veteran, has lived in Lawton 15 years. Pope hails from Tulsa and Texas and is an experienced registered pharmacist.
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Lavelon
Oklahoma Wholesale Drug Co
Jind
F. R. Pope
L. D. Brittain
Ness
Ms. Brittain
Maree Nears
Lawton
Sycamore
Pone
Tulsa
Texas
Oklahoma University
Government seizure of plants and worker pay rules explained
Washington recounts how government seizures pay strikers and when wage increases apply. It details options for management and government staff, pay rules during 40 hour weeks, and how boards like fact finders and the wage stabilization panel influence raises after seizures in oil, meat, and Montgomery Ward cases.
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Washington
Jan
Navy
Army
Mont.Romery-Ward
Planta
Montgomery-Ward
Old
War Inter Board
War Labor Board
Agriculture Department
Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
Hava
Uniona
Stabilization Board
Okey
Redeployment Calendar Reveals Large Pacific and Atlantic Troop Moves
The Associated Press reports more than 600 troops to arrive in New York and over 13,300 debarking at three West Coast ports. West Coast arrivals include San Diego four ships carrying 300, Los Angeles 12 vessels with 7401, and San Francisco three transports with 5610. New York sees Wheaton Victory from Le Havre with 11,518 troops, Sheepshead Bay Victory with 1,582, Williams Victory with 1,520, John Brown from Marseille 584, and other ships including Jonathan Edwards from Antwerp 630 and Fayetteville Victory from Antwerp 1,645 among mixed units and nurses. Additional vessels and escorts populate the listed movements across ports, with fuller details on troop composition and auxiliary units.
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New York
San Diego
Calif
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Wheaton Victory
le Havre
Sheepshead Bay
Victory
Unita
33Rd Infantry Regiment
WAC Williams Victory
338Th Infantry Regiment
Pattery
210Th Field Artillery Group
WAC
John Brown
Marseille
100Th Infantry Division
John Howland
Fayetteville Victory
Ant Werp
William and Mary Victory
Jonathan Edwards
Antwerp
Bairoko
Frament
Gallatin
Manila
Navy vessel names and numbers listed by origin and destination
At sea status lists ships and numbers with origins like Saipan Manila and Pearl Harbor, including destroyer escorts. Entries show Francisco Miscellaneous and Granville with values, Pitt from Nagoya, Dutchess from Manila, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athene
Saipan
Hope
Manila
McCracken
Springfield
Tientain
St. Paul
Pearl Harbor
Comet
Francisco
Granville
Novema
Pitt
Nagoya
Dutchess
Houseguest Kan to Attend Oklahoma Baptist Convention
Kan visits Dr. and Mrs. V. HE. Bowers as Mrs. J. P. Pettey plans to travel Tuesday to Elk City for the fourth state wide Baptist Sunday school convention of Oklahoma from January 25 to 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kan
V. HE. Bowers
J. P. Pettey
Baptist Sunday School Convention of
Oklahoma
Elk City
Mrs E H Campbell Heads for Wichita Falls Texas
Mrs E H Campbell, who had been staying with her daughter Mrs Frank Sneed for several months, left Saturday afternoon for Wichita Falls Texas before continuing to her destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.H. Campbell
Frank Sneed
Wichlin Falls
Tex
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