McKinley PTA elects officers for 1954 55 session
At 1 30 p m Monday McKinley PTA named its new officer slate for 1954 55 headed by John Moore as president with Mrs Frederic Hammond presiding. Others chosen were Johnny Holcomb vice president, Mrs Harold Anderson secretary and a nominating committee of Mrs Cavett Mrs Crutcher and Howard Welborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Frederic Hammond
O. L. Parsons
Cation
Oklahoma
Educa
John Moore
Officer
Johnny Holcomb
James Wallace
Harold Anderson
Walte
Renmas
Clapp
Frankie C. VanHoozer
Robert Davis
Emia
Roberts
Robert Crutcher
Wallace
Cavett
Mesdames Cavett
Crutcher
Howard Welborn
Senate Action Due On Wetback Bill
Senate action expected Wednesday or Thursday on a House approved bill authorizing the Labor Department to recruit Mexican farm hands at the border without Mexico s consent. Supporters say crops must not rot in Texas and California. opponents call it an affront to Mexicans.
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Washington
Senate
Mexico
House
Labor Department
United States
Harold D. Cooley
D-N.c
John W. McCormack
Mass
Texas
California
State, Justice and Agriculture Departments
CIO
AFL
Colorado Wife Wins Pancake Race Title
Mrs. Terry Milich of Golden Cole wins the all American Mogren race in Liberal Kansas with a record time of 1 01.1 as contestants from Kansas Colorado Missouri New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas compete. Mrs. Binnie Dick of Liberal had previously won the international event. Liberal contestants’ times were compared with those on similar courses to determine the winner.
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Liberal
Kan
Terry Milich
Golden
Cole
Kansas
Colorado
Missouri
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Binnie Dick
Times of Liberal
Othey
Lawton News Roundup Highlights Names and Local Events
Twenty years ago J C Cline and Charles Madden received proficiency certificates in Oklahoma City from a Masonic group. An iron gas tank was confiscated north west of Lawton. J C Bolick of Lawton died locally. Plans formed to organize an Isaac Walton League chapter here. Ten years ago candidates for Lawton offices emerged including Joe B Watson and John H McCabe. Ten years ago soil conservation district voting and burglary at Billy's Bake Shop were noted. Cameron College re elected president Charles Conwill for a seventh year. Aviation radioman student Charles Benjamin Layton served in Memphis.
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J. C. Cline
Charles Madden
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Masonic Group
J.C. Bolick
Isaac Walton League
Joe B. Watson
Frce
Comanche County
John H. McCabe
Cameron College
Charles Benjamin Layton
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Vietminh Step Up Attacks On French in Nam Dinh
Vietnamese rebels backed by the Vietminh seized positions for hours in Nam Dinh, a major textile city southeast of Hanoi, as French forces later drove them from the area with tanks and infantry. French reports claim casualties on both sides and note the rebels did not enter the city.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Red River
Nam Dinh
Grea
Freme
Cattle Freed From Two Quarantines In Oklahoma
Oklahoma dairy and livestock officials lifted a two quarantine on 212 cattle at Laverne Harper county after tests in a disinfectant vat cleared them of mite caused mange. State Veterinarian Dr George Moreland and federal animal disease head Dr R K Benn plan to attend a Western states meeting in Salt Lake City to discuss eradicating the disease.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Department
Agriculture
Laverne
Harper County
Colorado
George Moreland
Nebraska
Petroleum Group Plans Spring Meeting in Oklahoma City
The Mid-Continent District of the American Petroleum Institute will hold its spring meeting March 17 to 19 at the Biltmore hotel in Oklahoma City. District committee meetings begin March 7 followed by a general session at 10 a.m. and troop sessions on the ensuing days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Production
American Petroleum Institute
Biltmore Hotel
Oklahoma City
Dogs Planes Rush Rations To Eskimos
Eskimo communities suffer famine after last season's salmon catch collapses from 1.3 million cases to under half a million. Government, canners, and unions blamed for limiting access as hunters grow weak and unable to seek other food sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Apache Student Wins OU Award
A journalism major from Apache State University wins the OU Award for outstanding student achievement. The award recognizes excellence in academic performance and emerging scholarship within the university’s communications program.
Funeral Rites for Mrs. W. R. Sanders Held Locally
Obituary notes Mrs. W. R. Sanders of 1702 S Windh is a sister to several relatives and was mourned with services after leaving Tuesday for Denison. Surviving family include Meadows wife and daughter Mrs. W. Fisher. sister in law and niece were to depart today.
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W. R. Sanders
S. Windh
Sow
der Syetelaw
James
Stan
Denison
Brad Camp
Meadows
W. Fisher
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McKinley Pta
Rho Kappa Gammas
Martha Rusand Fer
Kathryn Ellenburg
Nancy
Ruth Bou
Bookkeeping Service
Lawrence Bressman
Koehler
Waite
Qackat
Dursies
Frig Milling
Corwin’s
Vietminh
Hialeah
Florida
Tom Oliver
Pucka
Singer Sewing Center
D Ave
E. Oliver
Jeweler
Sim
Sever Soars
Raherd
Joe R. Meadows
Southwestern Radio & Sound
Echo
Avenue
Tyke
Boys & Girls
All Toys
Terry House
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