Lawton Coyote Commandos Fly Air Patrol Near Indiahoma
Lawton's two man crew led by Mr. Green shot a coyote from a A 20 gauge shotgun while pilot Mr. Huscher steered a side by side Tayioreraft plane about seven miles southwest of Indiahoma. Three other coyotes were found north of Indiahoma and east of Cache. Huscher, who recently secured a CAA permit for aerial killing, said the planes typically fly about 25 feet above ground. County residents observing coyotes may call Huscher or County Agent Alvin Neumann.
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Indiahome
Green
Huscher
Tayioreraft
Indiahoma
Cache
Lawton
Alvin ‘Neumann
Kiwanis Highlights Underprivileged Children Work Program
Kiwanis club Luncheon reviews work for underprivileged Ton ton school children led by Dan Becker chairing the committee. Contributions fund eye care, tonsillectomies and convalescent materials, with speakers Dr De A Angus Justin Kuntz and Dr L Berry noting impact. Violin duet entertained as members pledge over 230 dollars for ongoing projects and veterans guests attend.
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Kiwanis Club
Lawton
Dan Becker
Frank Harlin
Emnoil McKee
Kiwanis Clubs
Ion
Tore
Salvation Army
City Mission
de A. Angus
Justin Kuntz
L. Berry
Jennie Schwarte
Foosevelt School
Louise Williams
Lincoln School
Kiwanis
Byron Hester
T-Sgt
Robert Chaaton
Frank McDonald
Jack Russell
Duncan
Lewin Giron
Jim Haastle
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma lawmakers push tax on beer and war council cut
Oklahoma legislators in a weekend recess approved a committee substitute to raise beer tax from $2 to $10 a barrel, aiming to fund the general revenue pool though schools favored earmarking. Sen. Murrell Thornton's war council bill was postponed indefinitely, while a nutrition ingredient requirement for meat by the federal security agency was advanced by Sen. Louis Ritzhaunt.
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Oklahoma City
House
State General Revenue Fund
Legialatura
Wilson Wallace
Ardmore
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Senate
Murrell Thornton
Muskogeee
Robert Mallonec
Louis Ritzhaunt
Guthria
Wallace Assumes Post in Cabinet
Wallace becomes secretary of commerce in a formal oath ceremony, pledging to unite labor, industry, and government for full postwar employment. He forms a businessmen's committee to boost small business and secure adequate supplies at reasonable rates while distancing from federal lending agencies.
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Washington
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Businessmen's Committee
Tre Ad Johnston
U. S. Chamber of
What Causes Epilepsy Book Offer From Doctors
A book offer advertises a free booklet presenting physicians opinions on epilepsy. Readers are instructed to write to the Educational Division at 535 Fifth Ave New York NY for the sample, code C1009, with no purchase required. The text resembles an early 20th century educational promotion.
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Mubjeel
Ava
New York
M.Y
Williams Loses Committee Vote on Rural Electrification Nominee
WASHINGTON March 2 The senate agricultural committee rejected Aubrey Williams for rural electrification administrator. Five Democrats joined seven Republicans in a 12 to 0 vote to recommend that the Senate reject the nomination. Chairman Thomas D Okla emphasized the committee's stance.
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Washington
Senate Agricultural Committee
Aubrey Williams
Thomas
D-Okla
Pimples Disappear Overnight Promoted By New Medication
A medicated cream named Kieerex is claimed to dry pimples overnight. Reported effects include a red sore clearing by morning and a clearer complexion, with users noting friends’ surprise at their improved look. Gilbert Drug promotes the remedy.
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Hte
Sela
Rocamme
Gilbert
Senate committee action delayed as leaders plan report
The text notes that Majority Leader Barkley of Kentucky and other senate leaders will discuss the committee action before reporting to the senate, delaying the committee report to next week. It lists voting against confirmation by several Democratic and independent senators, including Bankhead, Bilbo, Stewart, Russell, Connally, Capper, Willis, Bunhfiel d, Wisewind, Butler, Gordon, and Ship.
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Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Bankhnad
Ajai
Bilbo
Stewart
Tenn
Russell
Connally
Capperthas
Willis Ind
Bunhfield
Wisewind
Butler
Gordon
Lawton Officials to Attend State Meeting on VD Control
Four Lawton officials join state meeting on disease control. Attendees include Dr WW Parker, Peter Cramer, Milton Keating, and Jay Wapon, plus local and state health leaders. Topics cover current VD problems, public health programs, wartime disease control, and coordinated use of resources.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Roper & Kerr
R. Ad Hefner
Oklahoma City
Richard Donovan
Fichih’ Service Command
A. G. Bonne
Eighth Naval District
Sonia
Anilieace. Com- Maga
Senate panel backs some nominees amid debate in stead
Shipstead told reporters after the meeting that he voted against confirming any man at this time. A group of Republicans including Thomas Wheeler Mono Blender Lucas Downey Hoey Moses and others supported confirmation. Democrats and Aixen Repussigan Shipstead criticized the process and stressed caution in approvals.
View of the Conditions in REA Since 1943
The note describes the ongoing conditions in the Rural Electrification Administration and references events or states of affairs that have persisted since 1943. It highlights historical context and continuity in program operations affecting policy and implementation.
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Rea
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