Continued Rise Expected In State Business Fortune
The Associated Press reports Oklahoma business improves through April 1954 with a 4.3 percent rise over 1953. unemployment near normal, retail sales up 2.4 percent, residential building up 70 percent, auto sales lagging, and May sales tax up 5.61 percent over 1953. Dr. Francis Cella notes optimism and a rebound from January fears. Oil production remains hard hit due to imports and lower allowable rates.
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Associated Press
Francis Cella
University of Oklahoma Business Research Bureau
Cella
Oklahoma
Continued Progress Expected By Harry
Kansas City reports say President Truman is expected to make continued progress in recovering from his operation and after effects. A star spokesman notes substantial progress with a normal 98.4 degree temperature. The gall bladder and appendix were removed June 20, and a brief remark was followed by a temporary setback from aesthetic infections and reaction to certain drugs.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Star
Truman
City an Elected To Board Of State Florists Group
Vernon I Greer owner ofGreers Flowers Gifts 615 C was elected a director of the Oklahoma State Florists association in Oklahoma City. Jack Cheever was named president along with Harry Miller and Flora Goldner as officers. Greer attended the four day convention with Mrs Greer.
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Greer's Flowers & Gifts
Oklahoma State Florists Association
Oklahoma City
Jack Cheever
Harry Miller
Pawhuska
Flora Goldner
Ardmore
Greer
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