Stock Show Highlights From Oklahoma Area FFA Winners
Youthful farmers across counties showcased livestock judging results at the stock show. Winners include reserve Southdown by Oran Patton Custer City FFA, reserve Hampshire Jim Lemons Sterling FF, champion Dorset A J Rex roat and reserve Dorset Da Mia Smith Union City, Canadian Best school group five lambs Snyder FFA, and many more across poland china Chester white and Duroc classes with 4 H and FFA participation noted.
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Southdown
Oran
Patton
Custer City
FFA
Hampshire
Jim Lemons
Sterling
Dorset
A. J. Rexroat
da- Mia Smith
Erick
Poland
China
Grandparents’ influence highlighted in Doc’s piece
An Oklahoma piece honors grandparents as special figures in life. Doc notes his own children’s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo H. Keough of Sioux City, Iowa, visiting recently and reflects on the enduring impact of elder generations on youth.
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Oklahoma
Doc
Leo H. Keough
Sioux City
Iowa
Grandpop
Youth dies after heart condition at Memorial Hospital
Funeral services pending for Aggie youth son of Lt. Col. E. L. Whitman. He attended Lawton High and Cameron College then Oklahoma University, with a recent return to Cameron. Memorial Hospital staff reported death on arrival.
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Cameron
Oklahoma University
Jay Col. Whitman
Fort Sill
Lawton
Tients
Snow Ee Ee Elias Ister
Beveridge
Mobley
Maeat
Lydia Dorson
Nowata
Ola
EE Whitman
Plane crash report continues with injuries minor
Plane details indicate P A Williams was thrown from the aircraft with non serious injuries while co captain R B Bauer sustained minor injuries. An airline spokesman said the emergency landing was due to engine mechanical failure and that all occupants walked away with zero passenger injuries.
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Ess
P. A. Williams
R. B. Bauer
Eres
Fifteen Democrats Seek Nomination Across Four Wards
Ballots list fifteen Democratic candidates for four wards with two Republican rivals in Ward 2 and Ward 5. Ward 1 and Ward 3 election contests are effectively decided due to no Republican opposition. Precinct tallies at noon show vote counts across wards and precincts.
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Ward
Hospital News Items SouthWestern admissions and dismissals listed
A hospital column lists multiple patients admitted and discharged, with names and rough addresses. Notable entries include Herman Usry, George Norwood, Mrs J Le Tunnell, Mrs Minnie Edmonson, Eugene Hele, S Vestal, Mrs Marvin Adcox, Charley Bevis, Freddie Bass, Mrs Fred Bass, Mrs Filis Fleming, Mrs Frank Higgerson, and others. Some entries note medical or surgical care and a birth record for a daughter born March 16 weighing 7 pounds 2 1/2 ounces.
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Southwestern
Herman Usry
George Norwood
J. le Tunnell
Walters
Minnie Edmonson
Eugene Hele
S. Vestal
Bray
Tom ‘Quick
Monroe
Jeg Saothinas
Bessie
Marvin Adcox
Daushier
Columbi
Charley D. Bevis
Freddie Bass
Sona Me
Fred Bass
Burden
James Barr
Floyd
Filis Fleming
Evans
Panther Sighting Reported Near Wooded Area
A large black cat sighting near a wooded area prompted police to search Monday after a report from Wayne Roberts and others. Officers with shotguns patrolled the area but did not flush the animal.
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Alexander
Pmo Sorina
Wayne Roberts
Tate Will Speak At Farm Banquet
Tate Will Speak At Farm Banquet invites farmers without invitations to contact Joe T. Wood for reservations. The agriculture committee will introduce the speaker, with entertainment by Rita McDonald. A round table discussion will be held Thursday noon for Kiwanians unable to attend the night session.
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Joe T. Wood
Agriculture Committee Pitipen Ae
Rita McDonald
Funeral Rites for John Wesley Terrell 81
John Wesley Terrell 81 retired farmer died at 1 10 a m today at 1107 after an extended illness. Born November 19 1872 in Illinois he moved to Texas then to a Stern area farm around 1900. Survived by wife Zula Estella Hall daughter Nettie Hopkins son Happy J Terrell stepson Leonard Neal and Mollie Yates and 11 grandchildren five great grandchildren. Services 2 30 p m Wednesday Becker Memorial chapel with Rev Guy Swanson burial Highland.
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John Wesley Terrell
Terrell
Illcois
Texas
Nettie Hopkins
Yith
Happy J.’ Terrell
Velma
Leonard Neal
King
Mollie Yates
Becker Memorial Chapel
Guy Swanson
Highland
Most figured himself out of ii the problem is the lack of W 2 forms
The note hints at a legal issue concerning missing W-2 forms and suggests the subject has resolved other matters, leaving the W-2 documentation as the remaining obstacle. No further context or action is provided in the readable fragment.
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Oklahoma
Incomplete OCR Report on January Budget Cuts
Fragmentary text cites calls to cut $5 billion in January and further reductions. Mentions House St Joseph W Mar tie Sie end peed and Alvin E. frente fi poo Sail ployment. Names Sam Ray Tex and Ton ie ident appear but details unclear.
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St Joseph
W. Martie
Alvin E. Frente
Sma
Sam Ray
Tex
Theater Readings Continue Tonight for Bat Casts
Readings for casting in the Law ton Little Theater production of The Bat continue tonight at 8 p.m. in the Storey and Barton Cache Road studio. The Optimist minstrel cut Monday night’s crowd to about 35, about half the usual turnout. Attendees willing to try out need not be members. the play is directed by John Denney with Jack Dalton as casting chairman.
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Lawton
Little Theater
Storey & Barton
Cache Road
John Denney
Jack Dalton
Agricultural Jege
Oklahoma City and State Poultry Egg Prices Fall Across Cities
Oklahoma City markets report varied poultry and egg prices with multiple towns showing modest declines. Notable values include Clinton near 2.25 per unit, El Reno 2.24, Lawton around 2. etc, with readings spanning Enid Medford Vici Blackwell and Fairview.
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Oklahoma City
Ardmore
Clinton
Acoma City
Tulsa
Blackwell
Shawnee
Alva
Pauls Vailey
Chandier
Hobart
Elk City
Frederick
Hennessey
el Reno
Lawton
Enid
Medford
Vici
Fairview
Altus
Guymon
Hooker
French Attack Northern Outpost Amid Heavy Rain
Rebels defended a fort 175 miles west of Hanoi as waves of infantry pressed under light rain. French forces reported at least 1.90 rebels killed in the assault, with rain hampering carrier-based strikes and reducing effectiveness of bombardment.
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Tress
Hanoi
Favorable Reaction Follows Logan's Formal Announcement
Logan, 41, Oklahoma senator and lawyer, announced his bid with a favorable response. A World War II veteran and longtime legislator, he has chaired key committees and led the majority in 1951. He stresses education, public welfare, and state finances while seeking broad support for his campaign.
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Logan
Ite
Oklahoma
Lawrence Ont Bes
University of At Cine Oak Oo
University of Oklahoma Law School
Acess
House of Representatives
Senate
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Legislative Council
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