McKinley PTA Elects Officers For 1954 55
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association elected its officer slate for the 1954 55 year at a 7 30 p m Monday meeting. John Moore president Holcomb vice president and other officers were chosen. Mrs Frederic Hammond conducted the session as about 75 persons heard Dr O L Parsons guest speaker discuss education laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officer
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Frederic Hammond
O. L. Parsons
Elser House
Educa
John Moore
Holcomb
Harold Anderson
Kenneth
Frankie C. VanHoozer
Roberts
Robert Crutcher
Combinat
Soctve
Seen
Rho Kappa Gammas Host Slumber Fete
Rho Kappa Gammas held a slumber fete with pledges Saundra Ramey and Connie Lassetter in attendance at the event.
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Rho Kappa Gammas
Ma Sorority
Saundra Ramey
Connie Lassetter
Senate Action Due On Wetback Bill
Senate action expected Wednesday or Thursday on a House approved bill allowing the Labor Department to recruit Mexican farm hands at the border without Mexico's consent. The measure, sent to the Senate after a Tuesday voice vote, aims to fill seasonal farm labor and keep crops from rotting in Texas and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Colorado Wife Wins Pancake Race Title
Mrs Te Milich 23 of Golden Cole captures the all American pancake race title for the second year in Liberal Kansas with a 1 01 1 record time. Contestants from Kansas Colorado Missouri New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas competed as Liberal housewives faced Olney rivals in an international event won by Mrs Binnie Dick of Liberal. Liberal contestants times were matched against Olney results to decide the winner.
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Kan
Te Milich
Golden
Cole
Kansas
Colorado
Missouri
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Tion
Olney
Binnie Dick
Liberal
Yesteryear highlights from The Constitution Files
Thirty years ago J Cline and Charles Madden earned proficiency certificates in Oklahoma City by a Masonic group. Iron gas tank still confiscated north of Lawton. J C Bolick dies in Lawton. Plans to organize Isaac Walton League chapter underway locally.
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Constitution
J. C. Cline
Charles Madden
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Masonic Group
J.C. Bolick
Isaac Walton League
Joe B. Watson
Comanche County
John H. McCabe
T.G
Fourth Ward
Biy
Charles M. Conwill
Cameron College
Charles Benjamin Layton
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Vietminh Step Up Attacks on French in Nam Dinh
Rebels led by the Vietminh pressed siege actions along the Red River delta and briefly occupied positions in Nam Dinh near Hanoi for about three hours. A French spokesman reported Vietminh losses of two killed and eighteen captured after the engagement last Saturday.
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Tion
Red River
Nam Dinh
Hanoi
Flamingoes in Hi Aleah Florida fed special diet
The famous flamingoes at Hi aleah Florida receive a specialized feeding plan consisting of cooked rice dried shrimp and ground dog biscuit to maintain their health and coloration.
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Hialeah
Florida
Cattle Freed Of Two Quarantines In Oklahoma
Oklahoma cattle were released from two quarantines after the state lifted a ban on 212 cattle at Laverne, Harper county, imported from Colorado. State Veterinarian Dr. George Moreland said the herd was cleared by dipping in disinfectant and noted ongoing federal state talks in Salt Lake City about eradicating the disease caused by mites.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Department of Agriculture
Laverne
Harper County
Colorado
George Moreland
Nebraska
Moreland
R. K. Benn
Salt Lake City
California
Texas
Petroleum Group Meeting Set for March in Oklahoma City
The Division of Production of the American Petroleum Institute schedules a three day meeting March 17 to 19 at the Biltmore hotel in Oklahoma City. District committee sessions open March 17 followed by a general session March 18 and additional group sessions March 18 afternoon and March 19.
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Division of Production
American Petroleum Institute
Biltmore Hotel
Oklahoma City
Eskimo famine relief rushed by dogs and planes
Investigators report Alaska's famine stems from last season's poor salmon catch, dropping regional harvest from 1.3 million cases in 1947 to under 500,000. Whales, seals, rabbits also scarce. hunters weakened by laws and taxes blame unions and authorities for shortages.
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Alaska
Apache Student Wins OU Award
Glahn an engineering student from Bartlesville and Carolyn Althouse a Calgary Canada based business student share the University of Oklahoma award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winners Glahn
Bartlesville
Carolyn Althouse
Calgary
Canada
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McKinley Pta
Bookkeeping Service
Lawrence Bressman
Koehler
Corwin
Qakat Drs
White
R. R
Vietminh
Tom ‘Oliver
Rent A Singer
Singer Sewing Center
Ace Oliver
Jeweler
Waren Pares Repairing
Wna Ship
SOLE
Yoone
Cruthea
Joe R. Meadows
Southwestern Radio & Sound
4Th &E Pho
Avenue
Tyke
Boys & Girls
All Toys
Terry House
Choice
Jersey
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