The Democrat News (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 42, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 28, 1952 Page: 2 of 8
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the democrat news
THURSDAY. AUGUST SI. IISS.
1bemodat
OUR DEMOCRACY
»r<l A llanninr <>l.Uho~-
'Dnvtng In Sulphur and
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hlll* and curves If
whn lima m (ha community
deputised or a plain oat
no markings r»uld patrol
nr.-o* this prartioo would
Political
Announcements
Enr ('mini? < mnnmoionrr
Republican
EARL LUKER
th'mncriil
H C IIAKNHAHT
BESURE MOO ARE 9XM7-THCNGO AHEAD
Published Every Thursdo', ot lOfl Eon PeWey Avenue
__Sopulpn. Oklahoma Telephone POP
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lAWRLH.g RANKS
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WKtll At.pe,
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HOW WELL OFT
ns.iV.I FOP Flmder* r»m Smith A ustraHe
tuber ruin* is where hr fmind there was an
be,rf a pretty Part case
e«er, time he thiitas of it no* ft
atrr nt of glarv in It. r
In the first plane he hail a y
In the second plane h.-.th his lungs
and he had a rough that ahn k the ,
1 narlis M Ksans. tYrhins
think you as Governor should rtn
rlarr an emergency and do Mini,
thing t- t ilt a,, many miahaiui or
the hights as * High spend w hirl
moans car. Isa driving must he
ourtallnd "
Entered as Second Matte-
at Sapulpci Oklahoma
Subscription Rate |2 CO
t»rr# hr foi.ivi * certain
the \enrrate<1 one*
the PR! tent <
•r»r1 left h»rr rxh»ii«ir<1 ]
h*rf a uni on hii thro*! «•
vr.ee pod hr w n» ndviurr
r'ete reRt bv not talking
dr«tmred trrevocRh.v
Ofo# rf 1ho»r cheerful fr
thr h*pp% *milr and hnjrl
much he heg.n to detest the sight of him
TV.n one day (hi« nhap fourd he had to he m a nradla
Is. veat. and rot allowed to move The same nay
r"' ,hl* t'Rd news his only ch.ld was strirken w th
r- -.myelitis In a severe fn--m
». he ws. shifted out nf the w.rd he broke Into a «r
l.nod tuck nhay s look ahrr yourselves
Fo.s says he lav staring ihe do. - was a Inn. time
w -h tears Of aorr,ration Thro he sa'd to him.elf M
" But take s look St that guy H> s smiling"'
Suddenly ■ oerurrrd ti him off I j»,
t..oo, possible his flnanrial affaira were all right
*' and at least hr rould n-ovr around m bod
Immediately h, relaaed Worry and de.ra,r f,n ...
a "pening a mond Thai week fr- the (list time he h
t-a.mng m hope and renfidenve. u «*, not p,,,,.,
r • e-.n U e in hi **
For Sheriff
Democrat
LEE JOHNSON
rer year. payable in advanm
Member Selactad
Weeklies ol
Oklahoma.
Daw Crockett- mighty
WOODSMAN AND FRONTIER.
SCOUT,TRULY LIVED Bv
MIS FAMOUS MOTTO
IHOUGH SELF-VauGHT WITH
UfTU formal schooling,
HE WENT Surat)* To BECOME
An able statesman
Carnegie
Bt t» SI TFK smi An
yt’MAT ABOUT th. fsrm
»» this year’ Ths' is th* bg *dmins. s'.or. a.rea.li •-
question which la paramewmt tn top men hair g . no onimc a
both political pactlas With fsrm will b* difficult f„e the Tre.
income barely keepme ahead of *o replan# ihasa o-eri -• th r
prices, th* platforms of noth parties few months remaining nr hi.
are important to the farmers nf the m nii'rati. T'-bahls ne«- -
Dalton i* F Mis ArnaT price admmist'
The meat of the Republics- r'a* and former Georgia g-serno-
form is "We favor a farm rrn. • •
grim Rimed at full parity prices tr „ <#. , ,h,t p, hed ,„e
for aU farm products In the mark.' pulled f-rnr under him • ihe
place Where government action strike settlemcn- He was
on periihable commodities is de slterable opposed tn me prm
alrable. we recommend loca,,y crease glinted the alee: comp*
CtNttroUed marketing agreement. He mamtamed that onlv
and other voluntary methods crease the. deserved .n
The nut of the Democratic plat under the Capeheart amendrr
•arm sayt We will continue • which *- mted v app, .
protect the producers of basic >g fi M per ton Defense Mobil
cultural commodities under 'he John Steelman howeve- g-
terms of a mandatory price sup them a *,< 2T price increase for
Port program of K percent of bon steel which »ili average
parity We continue to advocate at something like »-> or a ton
practical methods for ertend ng a kind, nf .i», -k. _
’ VI Rt* inf tpr rfHc ■ tn
Wr DIED AT THE ALAMO. FIGHTING FO» The FiONEMiNG
freedom that Hr LOVED AND Lived
The KIND of freedom DAVY Crockett AND HIS TELLO
FiONttRi GAVE oue country MELFtD lav the
foundations for the freedom we tNDOf TODAY
• n our democracy.
STATE
AFFAIRS
rAtm« IN HOW . . f m*.
imMlMal Mndal «# N^finr »ft»-
Smith • rnr«» «f
I rnrwttnr HVmhlr iiImyri
frwm Bikth fU.r.r Ir4|p In Wnnlh-
Incicm nm% hared »• a pnMtrlty
BY
JOHNSTON
MURRAY i
ff'lhfc 1/tkr th» Irart m making th«
rerkir-aa <iri\c( v* aft
GABES COT IT
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TIME
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SURCOAT
* ■ ■ *“ S,'cc' W*ai The New SUBCOAT: Rayon
Saitn Finish with Quilt*d Woo, Lin.nq M-uton col
lar and is wind reaisttml and water repellent. Ha*
the new hook together belt buckle.
Brand New ... For the Campus ... For Teenagers
Sizes 36 - 44
$10.75
Garbardine Surcoat
■This Ntw SURCOAT ta water Rs-peilent and Wrinkle
Resistant. Durable through repeated washings or
dry cleanings. Resilient labnc resist* mussinqs.
Wrinkles hang out between wearing. The all
around coal lor school wear.
The devrlopmnn' of land (nr sur
ice irrigation in Oklahoma h*d ,hI
» start soro. lifts vcar. Hg.. h"llr
Ith a few earl, seltlnr* diverting ”r“'n
atream flow and applying it ,ar ‘
' their land evirtn
'M nan£**rnij«,
» ' nta an
NOW
you can
KEEPING OFF
THE SPOT
.he first time you try
BY MARVIN STRAIN
nr.MoviBG
STAINS
I What's a llpstiek'
Well, ft‘g the thing hat M,.,i.n
a woman took twiter Ii 2u»,
her a •face" If, lhr rhlnc
that make* a man look «t ,
woman Which i* .,n. »»,
*ook'n* ■« » And H mights
goswi one at that
But hem's another
Lipstick i* essentially pNi.
don us pleas- fat m, gm*„
and dye Plus a Httle perfum.
flavor
And so—depending on ih>
particular brand of Hpsttck th#
tabnn in question and the |yp,.
at stung used on that tabu
you run Into an cspneialls
Onerous stain If Hpatiek g-t»
smeared onto * garm-nt
BOTH THK DTf: AND THh
Co#r/orfa6/e
SLACKS
lessons
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r.venrthing sou need, complete m one kit. A faacini
new nnhhv for sou. for children, for .hut-in*.
''•.T’.V, orti.t-dssigned subjects land-
acapaa. still Idas end the circus serial far tbs chddran
gfBQr Sat facladat
W Jrj a N.«s,^a ariiafs ISSSM ft*- , |
0M.Y ^ •"
• »RW.*I artist . kook et
CampiaN Ra.at.eg Kwootiaa*
ChooM the latoat for boot
look*. Now fall woightn
tlacki in tho wanted Holly-
wood models with deep
p I # a l a. continuous waist-
bond zipper fly. Th* fabric
w *p#cia!Iy processed to rt-
sis! wrinkling, and to wtar
longsr.
Before you pack that college trunk, see
our handsome selection of casual shoes
for your smart campus wear. All finest
The popular moccasin
stitched shoe, wide welt
supple calfskin in black or
brown
N • w lively patterns, all
colors, solid shades. All
The ideal hosiery for
school wear.
$7.95 to
$13.95
rl^inefi
If you l| 4ft these two thing*
Hr*|| he ,ih|# in r*mnv« thr
itoin rntirHv m mn. .nit of jn
HIM
For the most pr..fe**i..nal
cleaning.
KENWOOD
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Gierhart, Ray W. The Democrat News (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 42, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 28, 1952, newspaper, August 28, 1952; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1530032/m1/2/?q=music: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.