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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-04-19

Cook whipped out a pistol, shot at his wife and missed, shot again and hit her, looked around the lobby for his rival" and then ran up the stairs to pump another bull let into her body as she knelt beg ging for mercy.
 An instant later he killed him. self.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-04-19
TO NAME DIRECTORS
 AT MAY MEETING

Notice of special meeting of stockholders of Community Build ing Corporation at 8 pm., May 25 in the City Council chambers, was announced today by N. c. Banfield president of the corporation.
 This will be the first meeting of the stockholders for the purpose of reviewing the activities of the com- pany and of electing a permanent Board of Directors.
 The meeting notice instructs stockholders to send a proxy to any person they wish to have vote their stock, if they cannot be present.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-04-19
THIRD DAUGHTER BORN
 TO WILLIS AVERY'S

A third daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Willis Avery yesterday morning at St. Ann's hospital.
 The new baby girl weighed 2 pounds, Is ounces. MT. Avery is on the Civil Aeronautics Administra- ton staff at Juneau Airport.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-04-19

The Archbishop reveals that he had withdrawn all priestly and teaching functions from Fr. Feeney.
 Fr Feeney is the author of many books, including the widely read Fish on Friday" published in 1884.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-04-19
HOLY TRINITY GUILD
 TO MEET TOMORROW

The Holy Trinity Guild will meet in the undercroft of the Episcopal Church tomorrow night at 800 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-04-19

BERLIN - Cnofficidi reports dc |. scribe a miniature atom city" iii the Soviet sector of Germany. The reports come from a British-l licensed German newspaper. American in- telligence officers have not con- firmed them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-04-19
FROM WASHINGTON

Dr. John B. Pates of Kelso, Wash, registered yesterday at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-04-19

LONDON CnI:ed States Am- bassador Lewis Douglas is reported slightly improved. He snagged a trout fly into his left eye while fishing early this month. There has been concern that he may lose the eve.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-04-19
FROM SEATTLE

H. B. Crewson, travelling sales man of Seattle. is registered at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-04-19
ELFIN II IN PORT

Elfin II of Elfin Cove, owned by E. Swanson, docked yesterday and is loading supplies at the Cold Storage dock for the Swanson store in Elfin Cove. The boat leaves sometime tomorrow for the return trip, and will return to Juneau in about a week. Swanson said that he is getting ready for the salmon season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-04-19

E. c. Hinsdale of the Fish and Wildlife Service in Seattle is a guest at the Gastineau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-04-19

SCEWINN BICYCLES at MAD SENS. 46
Evening star., 1949-09-05

ton were eliminated yesterday
when beaten by the Erie girls,
81. after they had beaten Will
mington. TO.
Evening star., 1949-09-05
| Rippy in Fuirocre Golf Final:
Wilson Loses Heortbreoker
Special Dispatch 10 The Star

RICHMOND, Sept. S. - Col
Jimmy Wilson of the Army Navy
Club in Washington could hardly
believe today that he was not in
the final of the Valentine Invita-
ton golf tournament at the Her.
mitage Club.
The tournament medalist from
the District was four up and four
to play against Earl Howell. for
mer Richmond city champion.
yesterday but lost to Howell, l
up, in 20 holes, as Wilson played
the last six holes of the match in
six over par.
Howell met Dave Ewell, jr.. of
the host club in the 36-hole final
today. Ewell beat j. B. Hall, l
up, in the other semiflnal.
Wilson, low amateur in The
Washington Star Open. played
par golf for IA holes of the final
then ran into four straight bogeys
and Howell won all four holes to
square the match. After Wilson
missed six-footer for a birdie
on the 10Th that would have ended
the match. he drove out of bounds
on the Goth and then three
putted to lose the hole to HoWell's
bogey five.
Evening star., 1949-09-05
D. {. Area Men Close
To Pistol Leaders
BY the Associated Press

FORT SHERIDAN, Ill.,, Sept.
-T/Sergt. Huelet Benner of For
Knox. KY. is back on top as Ma.
tional pistol champion to succeed
Policeman Harry Reeves of De-
troit. but Reeves owns a new meet
record.
Benner STAYED off a rousing fin.
ish by Reeves yesterday to wir
the three-day meet with a tota
of 1892 out of a possible 2,700
Reeves wound up second with
2.579. Reeves also had been de.
throned by Benner in 1947 after
a five-year reign and yesterday
outshot him, 866 to 858, in the
final session with the As calibel
pistol. Reeves also broke his owr
meet record of 292 in the 30-shot
event with 295.
Third place went to Marine
Capt. Thurman Barrier of Wash.
ington. D. c.. with 1858. T. r
Mitchell. Quantico, Va. wa.
fourth with 2,555 and Marine 1t
Col. Walter Walsh of Washington
D. c., fifth with 1888.
The national women's crown
went to Mrs. Alice Mathews, 8
pretty Broomall. Pa, housewife
with 1900 points.
The Army's National Trophy
Evening star., 1949-09-05
Soeeioj Dispotch 10 The Stor

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Sept. S.
Claude Rippy Of Washington Colt
and Country Club. absent from
tournament golf for several years
met George Fulton, one of Virgin
las top amateur golfers from
Roanoke, in the final of the Fair
acre Bowl Invitation tournament
today.
The title match was set for SO
holes. the first time Rippy, now a
weekend golfer, has faced a two
round match in long time.
Rippy defeated John Rice of
Roanoke, l up. in a semifinal
match while Fulton, medalist with
a 70 over the rugged Cascades
course. won by the same margin
over AL Dollins of Newark. Del.
Rippy, three up on Rice at one
time. lost the 18th, 18th and 17th
holes and the match was even.
Claude pared the 18th to win as
Rice took four even after his tee
shot hit into the lake but skipped
across the water. He Clipped on
and two-putted for a bogey.
Cliff Andrews of Manor lost,
6 and 5, to Jack Keffer of Roa-
noke in the first flight consola-
tion.
Evening star., 1949-09-05
Ayers Worry Browns
With Overwhelming
Defeat Of Hornets
BY the Associated Press

The Cleveland Browns, three
time All-America Football Con-
ference champions, open defense
of their crown in Buffalo today,
but the chances are their thoughts
will be elsewhere-in San Fran
cisco. maybe. u
Cleveland is an odds-on favorite
to knock off Buffalo. which lost its
first start last week to the Chicago
Hornets, 17-14.
But the Browns were served
notice two weeks ago that things
were going to be rough. San
Francisco 49ers played 'em to a
21-21 tie in an exhibition game
at Cleveland.
Yesterday, the 49ers knocked
off Chicago, 42-7, scoring % points
in the first quarter.
1t was the only AAC game
scheduled and was San Francisco's s
second straight win.
1t was a bruising battle. Three
Hornets were taken to hospital.
Guard Marty Wendell suffered q
mild conclusion. Tackle Ted
Hazlewood had q fractured nose
and Quarterback Walt Mcdonald
q dislocated right shoulder.
Joe Little Toe" Vetrano con-
verted after all six scores to run
his consecutive streak to 56.
In other AAC games this week,
Chicago invades Los Angeles Fri
day night and Baltimore travels
to Cleveland Sunday. Los Angeles
has a 10 record and Baltimore
an o. standing.
Evening star., 1949-09-05
Thrifty, Trenton Play
In Softly Semifina|
ky the Assoeiofed Press

BALTIMORE, Sept. 5.-Thrifty
Beverages Of Washington is paired
against the Trenton Club of Bal
timore in today's semiflnal of the
Central Atlantic softball tourna-
ment. with the winner to meet
Frankie's Of Wilmington for the
title tonight. The women's crown
will be decided in game between
Pulaski of Baltimore and the Erie,
Pa, team.
Both Thrifty and Trenton have
been beaten once in the tourney
while Frankie's is undefeated. so
tonight's title game might turn
into a double header ii the Will
mington team loses it's first came.
Thrifty suffered its setback yes
terday from Frankie's. 10.
Garvin's Grill girls of Washing
Evening star., 1949-09-05
Hay Fever 0vercomes Cook
As McMains Wins Shoot
BY the Associated PsssSE


CAMP DODGE, Iowa, Sept. 5.
Robert Eric McMains, a st.
year-old bank clerk from Dallas,
Tex, is the new national small
bore rifle champion. He bucked
rain and tricky winds in the two
day tournament to fire 3,189 of
q possible 5000.
Arthur Cook of Washington,
defending champion, was plagued
throughout the tournament by
hay fever and finished outside the
prize list with a 3,172 total. In
yesterdays firing. Cook scored
1889 in the ANY sights" (tele-
scopic) competition, just five
points below McMains, but his
total in the first days metallic
sights firing left him far behind
Cook also failed to place on the
International Dewar Cup team for
the first time in three years.
Second place went to Dave Ros-
enberg, 17-year-old Cedar Rapids
1owa high school student with
q 3,187 total. Yesterday, Rosen-
berg fired 1895 to the 1894 by
McMainS.
Evening star., 1949-09-05

Qualifying scores in the Ken
wood Club championship play
should be a warning to the Dis
trict's top amateurs that the
River road course will be tight
and tough for the District anna
teur championship next week.
With today the last qualifying
day for the Kenwood members,
only one player-Lou Semia-
has beaten 76 in the medal
rounds. Semia surprised with
mines of "a and SO for his Lover
par II score.
Kenwood's Golf Committee has
allowed the rough to grow up in
anticipation of the city title tour
nament, and the wild hitters are
going to find a rude reception.
Maury Fitzgerald. runner-up in
the championship last year, is
next to Semia with a rs, while
other low scores were IT'S by Joe
Wilson, Nick Hollander and J. c..
Larson, a 78 by w. r. Jarmon
and 79s by DR.. Joseph Kenrick,
F.. j. Hopkins. Bob Cook, A.. H.
Youngquist, J. w. Molyneaux,
Bill Briggs and Otto Elble. ..
For the second straight year.
Billy Shea posted a 148 score in
the 36-hole qualifying for the
Congressional Club championship
play. Last year he was tied by
Tommy Webb.
Shea had 70 and 76 for his g.
over-par total. The next best
scores, with almost half the field
yet to post their rounds. were
76-80-156 by B. S. Quigley and
79-78-157 for r. I. Preuitt.
Billy Griffin, who for three
years was the favorite to win the
club championship at his former
club, Prince Georges. but never
could get over the hump, is con-
vinced he is jinxed in club title
tournaments.
Manor Club members were bet
ting Griffin against the field in
the championship that ends to-
day. but the District Amateur fin
alist surprised everybody by los
ing to Merrell Whittlesey. l up,
in a semifinaf match yesterday
Ted Burrows, comedalist with
Griffin. defeated A. H. Coolidge.
S and 4, and met Whittlesey for
the title this afternoon.
Griffin, who looked a cinch to
win the ninth hole. discovered ne
had played the wrong ball out
Evening star., 1949-09-05
Substitution Scores
Sparkling Comeback
In Warrenton Show
By Angelina J. CorobeIIi
Special Correspondent. Of The ster

special CorreSponoenf OF tne SfoF
WARRENTON, Va, Sept. s.
Substitution, Warrenton 9-year-
old owned by Mr.. and Mrs. John
T. Malone and sensation Of the
1947 National Horse show at New
York when crowned conformation
hunter champion, is making a
spectacular comeback here in the
working hunter division of the
Warrenton Horse Shows golden
anniversary.
In the ring for the first time
since. his Garden triumph over
his stablemate Prompt Payment
and DR.. and Mrs. Alvin I. Kay's
Portmaker, Substitution carried
into the second and concluding
program of the Warrenton exhibi-
ton today lead of eight points.
The show was extended to two
sessions today to dispose of the
unexpected entry of 800. The an
niversary of the popularity named
Hunter Horse Show Of America"
has far exceeded any of its pre-
vious ventures.
Substitution Scores Twice.
Substitution with Ellie Wood
King, his Garden rider. in the
saddle accounted for the open
working hunters and placed in
the women's working hunters
yesterday for his points. Peggy
Augustus Herodite from Ohio is
runnerup with five points, having
won the women's event. Next in
line is D. w. Winkleman's Renown
from Skaneateles. N. Y, with
three points. while Mrs. w. o.
Moss Another Lady from North
Carolina has 2h.
Sir Pennard, owned and ridden
by Cheerie Mckee, Silver Spring
Md) sportswoman, is pacing the
Washington area contingent with
q well-earned second in the green
working hunter event.
The green hunter division again
has Morton w. Smiths Middle
burg (Va0 entry, Fair in War. in
the lead. This 3-year-old has
scored 712 points with wins in the
3-year- model and the 3-year-
old hunters. Really Rugged, Mrs.
Gregory McIntosh's winner of the
4-year- -old-and-over green hunter
class, is the closest contender with
five points.
Reno Rose Gets Early Lead.
The conformation hunter divi-
sion, with only one full-value class
completed, is wide open. Reno
Rose, owned by Greenhill Farm of
Tulsa, Okla, and shown by Mel
vile Bearns from Warrenton,
winner of the open hunters, leads
with five points. Mr.. and Mrs.
Amory Lawrence's Highlander
from Warrenton with three points
is runnerup.
Only one class for jumpers has
been held, with Morton w. Smiths
The Fox winning the open. Bar
bara Shipley's Lariat from Will
lowbrook Stables. Riderwood, Md,
took second and Smiths The
Ghost third
Evening star., 1949-09-05
YowI Egret First Home
In Gibson Island Race
By the kssoeiofsd Press

GIBSON ISLAND, Md, Sept. 5.
&C. Porter Schutt's yawl Egret
was the first craft home yesterday
from the annual 100-mile Cedar
Point race of the Gibson Island
yacht squadron.
Egret probably won the race on
q corrected time basis, but the
calculations will be delayed until
today, and only unofficial figures
were available yesterday.
However, Egret. sailing the
eolors of the host club, came in
ahead of both the Naval Acad-
emy's cutter Highland Light and
Lode Star, a cutter owned by
Commodore George Lockwood OF
Charleston, S. C..
Evening star., 1949-09-05
Longden Won't Get
To Ride in st. Leqer
By the Associoted Press

NEWMARKET, England, Sept.
5.-Johnny Longden won't get to
ride in the st. Leger, Britain's late
summer racing classic, after all.
Hindustan, one of Aga Khan's
two entries. turned up with sore
foot yesterday and had to be with
drawn.
So the Khan's regular jockey,
Rae Johnstone, was assigned to
the other horse, Dust Devil, which
Americas leading jockey original
ly was scheduled to ride.
The race is scheduled Saturday
at ConcaSter.
Evening star., 1949-09-05

matches were scheduled today.
along with trials for the United
States pistol team, which will fire
in the world championships at
Buenos Aires in November.
Evening star., 1949-09-05
Lightning Championship
Won by Yacht Broker
BY the Associoted Press

MIAMI, Fla. Sept. 5.-Dick
Bertram. Miami Beach yacht bro
ker. has won his second straight
international lightning champion
ship.
Bertram skippered his regula-
ton 19-foot lightning class SAIL
boat over a choppy Smile course
yesterday to shade Bob Graf of
Buffalo, N. Y, in the three-day
regatta.
Graf finished first in the final
heat yesterday but he and Ber-
tram each compiled 81 points for
the three-day standings. Bertram
was awarded the crown because
he had beaten Graf two out Of
three races.
Evening star., 1949-09-05

WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha 2 - Lincoln 0
Des Moines So Sioux City A
Pueblo Denver
Evening star., 1949-09-05
St. Louis Cuddie Wins
National Championship
kx the Asxeeioied Press

By the Assoeiofed Press
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. s.
Lanky Don Guariglia Of st. Louis
is the new national caddie golf
champion.
The Missourian, carrying 160
pounds on his 6-foot 1h-inch
frame, handed Frank Gurasci of
Columbus a 9-and-7 defeat In the
36-hole final over Ohio State Uni
versity's rain-swept 6,810-yard
course Yesterday.
Evening star., 1949-09-05
D.. &. Amateur to Be Hot I est,
KenwoodFs Club Golf Shows

of the woods and thus he lost the
hole instead of winning it. Whit
tlesey followed with brides or
IL, IA and Is and after Griffin
squared the match on the 18th
the former won with a par on 1e
as Griffin took S. Burrows. a for.
mer public links champion. wor
the Indian Springs crown in 1947
Lee Edwards, one Of the Dis
trict's most promising junior golf
ers, used the carom@ technique ir
making a hole IN one on Manor's
eighth hole yesterday. Playing his
semifinal match against Paul
Rusher in the fourth fight. Ed
wards watched his tee shot hit
Rusher's ball on the green and
bank into the cup on the 176-
yard hole. Edwards won the
match. 3 and /.
Eddie Ault, Indian Spring Club
champion in 1912 and 1916. will
meet Defending Champion w. B
McFerren for the title. There wa
considerable doubt as to whether
he would play McFerren for
while, however. as Joe Zekas gave
the favored McFarren scrap yes
terday before losing. l up.
1t Jim Kinder. U. 8. N. posted
over-par y to win Gross nonors oIax IN m N
winners were chet Condor, T-s@6s
James Beard. 7s-10-6S. and James Dodd
7S-l0-6S.
/ A. Peake in Glass A with 75-l l0-65
Barney Dreyfuss in B with 7g-13-56; Pr
Lester Blumenthal in c with s4-2l-63
and Julian Cohn in Class D with o.
Club Champion Buddy Brylawski counte.
tee shot 275 yards to win the drNlnl
contest over NJ. 3: Phillips and Howar'
to-the-hole event over Morris Kraft ant
Pat Berger.
to MvR sss a aesnd 81 ns ssons xhS
teur championship last week. learned t.
his sorrow that his Bethesda Club mem
0eTs as5sn Ssd to Eve ssay
in Presidents Cup match against Jo
Giamatteo and he found it was too much .l
match between Giamatto and Allen sher
rier meets Tony Popalaski for the title
The latter defeated Eddie Roell, and
Top amateurs of Washington Golf an
Country Club flled in as pros over tn
week end in a "pros-amateur tournamen
Saturday and "pro"-lady event yester
The winning team in the latter even
with a handicap best bali "a. Mrs. Owe
Hines and Jack &c me- Mshr hsd Mrapa sS ana Ss
Lew swartout. Mrs. M. A. Ferry and E. x
Murphy and Mrs. H. w. Riley and Chic
The 'pro"-am winners with best,ball
80 scores were: Larry Brown and w. 6
Cummings, DR.. J.. A. Cope and M; m
stevens, George Price and ]. Jester, Pric
Coiumbia's 10th hole gave up a secont
hole in one within 10 days YESTERDAY q
the cup in the company. of Don Buckins
ham. John Holsberg. Richard Essex ant
w C. Lent.
Evening star., 1949-09-05
Olympics Goin Softly Title

Uly Foster hit two homers to
help Olympic Sports Shop win
the District Recreation colored
softball title with a 81 triumph
over St. CYprian's.
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fife 1heOCrat

man can fall, Jesus pictured,
in the Parable of the Prodigal
Son, the despicable state the
prodigal son found himself in
when he was sent into the
fields Ito feed swine."
Frequently Peters vision of
the sheet let down from heav-
en- wherein were all manner
of beasts, etc., of the earth, is
brought forward to justify the
use of swine's flesh as food.
But this amazing vision given
to Peter has absolutely no
bearing whatsoever on the eat
ing of clean and unclean foods.
The vision was given solely for
the purpose of making clear
to Peters mind the fact that
in Gods sight there was now
no difference between the
Jews and the Gentiles, and to
rid Peter of his Jewish bias to-
ward the Gentiles by giving
him to understand that he
should call no man common
or unclean."
III THE BEST MEDICAL
KNOWLEDGE w RMS
AG AINST EATING
SWINE'S FLESH. Romans
1912; Galatians SO; 6:
z; Collossians 3:17, %;
I Corinthians 6:19-2O.
For the most part, pigs live
on slop full of trichina para
sites. These small worms in
wade the muscles of the hu-
man body when an infected
pig is eaten. It is said that
there are over seventeen mil
lion cases of trichinosis in the
United States alone, as the re-
suit of eating pork.
KEEP YOUR BODY FREE
FROM THE FILTH OF THE
PIG. EAT ONLY CLEAN AND
WHOLESOME FOODS. RE-
FUSE THE DISEASE-PRO-
DUCING, FILTHY SWINE'S
FLESH. REMEMBER THAT
THE BODY is THE TEMPLE
OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.
These weekly Bible lessons, punch
ed for loose leaf folder, may be OBJ
tanned by mail for s1.OO a year.
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good health and for the bless
ing of Divine Keeping.
In order for God to keep His
covenant" it was necessary
for Israel to observe certain
dietary regulations. These
were later set forth in statutes
and judgments. In them, they
were commanded to abstain
from the flesh of certain ami
mails, as we'll as from certain
fish, and fowl, the eating of
which was INDUCED in by the
heather nations around them.
Read the Eleventh Chapter of
Leviticus and the Fourteenth
Chapter of Deuteronomy. Note
how the Prophet Isaiah, in the
last two references given, con-
demned the people of Israel
for "eating swine's flesh" and
for having the ''broth of abom-
Unable things in their vessels."
II THE NEW TESTAMENT
UPHOLDS THE MOSAIC
S A NIT A r Y LEGISLA-
TON. Matthew 8:28-34;
Mark 5:1-21; Luke 1926
40; 15:11-15; Acts 1879
20, 1896; go, 20; Tim
othy 4:4-5.
Some declare that these laws
and regulations were set aside
in the new dispensation under
the Lord Jesus Christ. How
ever, there is not one passage
in the New Testament which
will bear out this contention.
1t can be positively stated that
neither our Lord Jesus Christ
nor any Of the Apostles ever
partook of swine's flesh as
food; - and every child of
God should follow their exam
pie in this matter, as in all
other matters. Jesus showed
His contempt for the whole
swine industry when He allow
ed the demons which He cast
out of the Gadarean demoniac
to enter into the herd of two
thousand swine - this caus-
ing the entire herd to rush
over a precipice and perish in
the sea. In seeking to wildly
portray the depths to which
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According to Federal sta
tistics more than sixty per cent
of Americas farmers have au-
tomobiles and live on hard sur
face roads.
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SWNES FLESH AS DISEASE PRODUCER
itcusL: ~ 8 Memoir verse;
Prepared by
Zon Illinois

God did not intend that
swine's flesh should be used
as food by the human race.
The swine is the scavenger of
the land. No other animal can
devour as much filth, as much
poisonous foods, and carcasses
of all kinds, with greater i'm
punity and with seemingly
greater delight than the hog;
and no greater disease-produc-
ing thing under the label of
food" has ever been foisted
upon humanity by Satan than
the unclean flesh of the swine.
THE WORD OF GOD, in
both the Old and New Testa-
ments, has nothing but con-
domination for the eating of
swine's flesh-as we'll as for
the eating of many other cum
clean foods" The best medi-
cal authorities warn against
the use of swine's flesh as food
declaring it to be the cause of
a prevalent disease known as
trichinosis, which in it's final
stages always proves fatal.
I THE MOSAIC LAW FOR
BABE THE USE OF
SWINE'S FLESH AS
FOOD. Exodus 1925; Le-
viticus 10:11; rs, A.
At; Deuteronomy 14:1-3;
Psalm los: 37-45; Isaiah
1884; 66:15.
Over forty centuries ago
God condemned the use of
swine's flesh as food. The
Scriptures record that when
God brought forth Israel from
Egyptian bondage "there was
not one feeble person among
their tribes" psalm :37).
1t is also interesting to note
that "the Covenant of Divine
Healing and Divine Keeping"
was given to Israel soon after
their deliverance from Egyp-
tan bondage. This covenant"
which God gave to Israel, as
found in Exodus Is :26, should
be committed to memory by
every child of God. It sets
forth the necessary require
ments for the enjoyment of
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William Jennings Bryan of
Nebraska was nominated for
the Presidency of the y. S.
three times by the Democratic
party.
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Oklahoma City, the capital
OF the state of Oklahoma, is
one of the most modern cities
in the world.