Iris Garden Club Delegates Attending State Convention
Iris Garden Club members attend the Oklahoma Association of Garden Clubs state convention in Norman. Delegates include Mrs. A. C. Shelton and Mrs. D. C. Thomason with others like Mrs. E. D. Garrison and Mrs. E. R. Banyon. The 25th anniversary is observed, with sessions at the University of Oklahoma Student Union and a banquet led by officials from Norman and Wichita Falls.
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Lawton Garden Club
Oklahoma Association of Garden Clubs
Norman
Iris Garden Club
Mesdames
A. C. Shelton
D. C. Thomason
Iris Club
Iris
E. D. Garrison
E. R. Banyan
A. P. Burns
Lloyd C. Hartman
W. L
G. Taylor Buchanan
Wichita Falls
Texas
Paul Updegraff
University of Oklahoma
Dan Hunt Jr
Tulsa
R. T. Steele
Norman Council
Charles H. Harralson
Wilson Puryear
Alva
Tips for a Latin romance from a Dominican tourist official
Dorothy Roe presents advice from Carlos Pellerano on Latin dating manners. The list urges restraint, formal behavior, dancing, chaperones, and serenades as part of courting Latins, with anecdotes about long engagement norms and married life.
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Dorothy Roe
Carlos Pellerano
Dominican Republic
Carlos
Good Looks Take Time
Alicia Hart advises teens to refine appearance with grown up grooming including hats gloves and accessories. She warns against overdoing makeup and stresses careful dressing as a mark of maturityIntroducing tasteful hat and glove collections for dates and social events while noting some styles clash with formal gowns and etiquette such as removing a hat before dancing in public.
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Alicia Hartner
FCC to Crack Down on Illegal Diathermy Sets
The FCC plans enforcement against short wave diathermy devices not meeting rules to prevent interference with broadcasting, police and fire calls, and other vital radio services. It warns illegal units may cause dangerous interference and even aid enemy target guidance in attacks.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Commission
Meyer
Watson
Heart disease deaths eyed at 750 thousand annually
The American Heart Association estimates the United States experiences about 750000 deaths each year due to heart trouble, outlining the nation’s ongoing cardiovascular risk.
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The
American Heart Association
United States
Korea forms unified police force with U S aid and garde
Korea creates the Korean National Police Force a 53 000 strong multi role security service blending police fire and guard duties with KMAG support From patrol training schools to a police academy in Seoul the force aims to match U S and global policing standards and has already recovered over 2 million dollars in UN property in six months
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Seoul
Republic of Korea
U.S. Army
America
Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Guard
United States
KMAG
National Police Academy
National Police
Royden A. Konopaska
United Nations
Funeral Rites for Mrs Ruby Kinkade in Fletcher
Funeral services for Mrs Ruby Kinkade 49 who died Sunday at her home in Fletcher will be at 3 p m Wednesday in Lawton Funeral Home chapel Burial will follow in Walters Cemetery
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Ruby Kinkade
Fletcher
Lawton Funeral Home Chapel
Walters Cemetery
National Geographic Says Fur Trade Crisis Near U S Cities
The National Geographic Society warns that opossums raccoons skunks and other fur bearing animals are in danger in areas near American cities as urban expansion intersects with fur hunting and trapping activities.
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National Geographic Society
Hospital Births and Admissions Across Kiowa Southwestern Memorial
Births listed include a son to Howard Germansaddle and family in Hobart born March 29 at 4 14 PM weighing 9 pounds 8 ounces, and a son to Virgil Mihecoby in Fletcher at 7 44 PM weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces. Admissions span Kiowa Indian Hospital Fletcher Lawton and Memorial, with multiple patients for medical surgery and dismissal entries.
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Howard Germansaddle
Hobart
Virgil Mihecoby
Fletcher
Manfred Kaulaity
Park
Martha Loco
Stecker
Tracy Lorentz
Anadarko
Shirley Arkeketa
Star Rte
Lawton
Montford Tikey
Tuttle
Lee Kopaddy Jr
Cache
En Poolaw
Edna Lonewolf
Edgar Doyebi
Meers
Raymond Nauni
Myrness
Apache
Edward Allen Burgess
Almina Clay
Kiowa Indian Hospital
Glenda Vermy
Faxon
Cleata Pocowatchit
Lawton Medical
Southwestern
Harvey W. Bufford
H. L. Ballou
Cache Road
Ruth A. Campbell
Weatherford
Robert W. Harrison
Charlie Harrison
Mess L. Jacoma
Snyder
Larry Don McIntosh
Star
Rte
Keeneon Nottingham
N. King
Shields
Washington
Theo Tanner
S. 24Th
B. W. Harris
Cherry
Homer Specht
Ash
Phillip Jumonville
James Clemons
Government trial sale of used stamp stock proposed
The first trial sale would include 40 pounds of US stamps and 20 pounds of foreign stamps with 25 000 received at the White House. Roger Steffan, formerly of National City Bank NY, chairs the planning group with experts from the Post Office Smithsonian and Library of Congress. The effort aims to recover stamps collected from incoming mail between March 8 and 19 at five government mail rooms.
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United States
Roger Steffan
White House
National City Bank of New York
Post Office Department
Smithsonian Institution
Library of Congress
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William Rhodes
Wayne Lindsay
Oak, Sur
Anna Coker
Ili Elm
Med
Cla Kensell
Minnie Edmondson
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Patrick Ryan
Warren Hotel
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J. F. Phipps
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Bendix
Southwestern Radio & Sound
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Shoe Department
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