Parish Lutheran Center To Open At Saint Joan’s Church
Lutherans plan a parish home at Saint Joan’s Lutheran church to serve military personnel and all faiths. Rev H Heitfeld announces a center housing recreation, reading and seating, with an open house in late April. The project, funded by church members and Army, aims to provide care and refreshments in a canteen area.
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Saint Joan’s Lutheran Church
H. Heitfeld
Heitfeld
Ted
Mem
Lutheran Church
Army
Commission
Wtar
Letheran
Fark Sill'a Noth
Funds Sought In Cancer Fight In Oklahoma Rural Areas
An Oklahoma Drive to raise 1000 for the national cancer effort begins in rural counties under the American Cancer Society chair and local finance head Iva Worthen. Farm groups back the two week campaign to fund four key goals including mobile detection clinics education and the planned Oklahoma Medical Research Center division in Oklahoma City.
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Co- Thanebe County
American Cancer Doe
Oklahoma
Iva Worthen
Dlive
Oxahoma Medical Research Center
Gklahoma City
Tus
Solons Differ on U S Greece Policy After King George’s Death
A fragmented debate unfolds over changes in American plans as King George’s death stirs Athens talks. Critics say a chief of staff shift could help form a government while the White House avoids a definite stance. Congress weighs Vandenberg’s plan and a limited veto on U S aid to Turkey amid mixed reactions from lawmakers and administration.
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King George
Greece
White House
Atheny
U. S
Turkey
Vandenberg
Department
Senate
Grain and livestock market roundup with mixed trends
Chicago markets show cattle at 7,200 head with steady to slow demand and calves strong up to 50 higher. Hog prices firm with packers higher, sheep and lambs uneven. Grain futures mix with wheat and corn ranges reported, cotton and stock indices steady in New York closes.
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Oklahoma City
New York
Policemen Propose FBI Training Funds for City Officers
Police Chief Cable announced plans to ask the city council to approve expense funds for three day FBI instruction in Washington DC for department members. He aims to send a recruit to study and return to train others, as juvenile delinquency and local policing challenges were reviewed at Monday night’s session.
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Toe Cable
FBI
Washington
D. C
Cable
Lawian Department
Antil Cable
Rites Conducted For Mrs Perkins In Lawton
Services for Mrs Myrtle KE Perkins 71 longtime Lawton resident since 1940 were held at 11 a m in the First Baptist Church with Dr H Tom Wiles officiating. Soloists included several named singers and the service featured Ralph Wesson at the piano. Bearers listed include A P Galyon and G D Fawley among others. Mrs Perkins died at 5 55 p m Saturday at the family home 505 A Buriat attended by family. burial followed at Snyder Cemetery beside her husband who died in 1989.
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Myrtle KE. Perkins
Lawton
First Baptist Church
H. Tom Wiles
Mary Jane Brown
George Meyer
JB J. Ramey
Paul Look
Ralph Weason
Mary Manning
T. BR. Stephns
H. G. Manning
W. L. Casey
Ralph Wesson
Ritter Funerm
Waldo Ward Plans To Submit His Resignation
Waldo Ward, the traffic officer and target of dismissal sought by Police Chief Joe Gable, said he intends to resign as soon as the council committee finishes its probe. Ward asked to resign in a gentlemanly manner, while Chief Gable planned to formally request his discharge after the city primary results.
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Warldo Ward
Joe Gable
Ward
Cable
North American Stocks Mixed As Several Firms Rise
A scan of major stocks shows North American issues with gains for Packard Motors Pan Am Airways Phillips Petroleum U S Steel and United Air Lines among others while Shell and Texaco dip. The list includes percentage changes for Packard Motors Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific and Woolworth with several firms closing up or down. a final line notes penguin species reaching near the Gala Poagos Islands.
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North Amer Ca
North Pacific
Qhio Oi
Packard Mtr
Pan Am Airways
Param Pictures
Dawn Tenney J CG
Penn RR
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Pet
Plymouth QU
Tn Pure Oi
Radio Corp
SL Tos
Sears Roebuck
Dawn
Shell
UN Oil
Sinclair Oil
Soc Vacuum
Southern Pacific
Oil
Cal
Ind
Stand Oil NJ
Studebaker Corp
Faup Yh
Swifk and Co
Tex Co
Tex Gulf Prod
Tex Gulf Sul
Tide
Wat A Oil
United Air Lines
United Aircraft
U8 Rubber
US Steel
West Union
Tropical
Gala- Poagos Islands
Parade Plans Continued From Page One Fort Sill units lead
Military units marching past the reviewing stand include 53d Infantry Battalion 1st Observation Battalion 29th Signal Battalion 18th Field Artillery Battalion 1st Field Artillery Battalion 26th PA Battalion 6th Armored Battalion and the 96th FA Battalion. Civilian groups include National Guard Lawton High School bands VFW posts American Legion posts Spanish American War Veterans Red Cross Cameron College band Civ ic clubs Boy Scouts Douglass band Layton Rangers and Lawton Fire Department.
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Cary
Fort Lillelvd
Court House Lawn
Lawton
Fort Sil
Ith Army Ground Forces
6Th Armored
Sivilion Wn
National Guard
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lowery- Whitehead Post
American Legion
Bateman Post
James Hyde Post
AmericanLegion
American Red Cross
Cameron College
Douglass Band
Layton Rangers
Lawton Fire Department
Forum Votes on Continued Meetings and Youth Group
The forum sets four regular meetings on the fifth Mondays of March June September and December. Forum Daughters will have inactive status with eligibility for daughters of active members. The board includes officers department chairs junior service league president Forum Daughters president and three at large members. eight provide a quorum. Youths form TonTon Ton Ton LanTonTon TonTon
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Forumn
Forum
Junior Service League
Forum Daughters
King
Donna Hanass
Joyce Hill
Mary
Lou Hawkins
Lawton Teenagers Club
Warren Wolverton
Fred G. Gray
Lawton to host education talk on state medical research institute plan
A speaker will visit Lawton this spring to outline a plan for establishing a state medical research institution. Officials said the event will be strictly educational with no fundraising. Attendees at the Monday session included numerous local residents and community leaders.
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Lie Meeling
Lawton
AL Meckling
Joe FP. Luansden
R. V. Scott
Viola Perkins
B. B. Dunlap
Brent Mitchell
Vera Perlman
L. M. Gensman
Fred Kluck
C. Clements
Neil Ashlad
George W. Barber
Arch M.? Parmenter
Warren Wolverton
W. Reed Cooler
Ireder'el Gray
Batty Provine
Fennic
Sneed
L. BR. Dilcey
Senator Continued Prom Page One Re-brozen Robe for Christ of the Wichitas
The 100 year old robe made by Mrs. Alford is worn when the Christ of the Wichitas is depicted atop the robe. Knights ride forth in search of the Grail as the robe is bronzed again this year at the pulpit near the Holy City chapel.
Optimists Continue From Page One Act Courtroom Parody
The crowd learns a boisterous rope trick as Clarence Constant stars in a pageant style scene. Sister Shufflebottom, a 200 pound girl, harbors a grudge against soaps and washing machines. Bill Galyon features as a Lawton businessman with Brother Holy Joe delivering a verbose if unclear motive. Warren Wolverton portrays Holy Joe with evident overconfidence.
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Clarence Constant
Sister Shufflebottom
Bill Galyon
Lawton
Brother Holy Joe
Warren Wolverton
Holy Jos
Baseball figures listed for league drives and managers
A long roster lists J Rawlings and many coaches and managers across National, Texas, and Pacific Coast leagues. It names S A Lin, John Kinmonth, Birdsong, Glen Barney, Jack Ray, Ralph Curtail, Earl Jones, and C W Price among others. Additional figures include Jack Henna, Ben Ansley, Lo well Hogan, Orhan (Spec) Sanders, Don Wolman, and Ewing Gatford as presidents or managers. A second group of players such as Bill Buckson, Floyd Kennedy, Bob Gastey, Charles Nulaon, Boss Willta, and others are noted as participants in the drive.
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J. Rawlings
Pont Ramey
Ross H. Porter
Charley Wade
Henry T. Bord
Tean
S. A. Lin
John Kinmonth
1It Birdsong
Glen Barney
Jack Ray
Ralph Curtell
Earl Jones
C. W. Price Ie
Charles Dickens
Fred Larrmnec
Bill Levey
Milo Nelson
Milo Gordon
Jack Henna
Ben Ansley
Joe Cable
Lowell Hogan
Orhan
Spec) Sanders
Manaagers
Don Wolman
Ye Hills
Leon Maddox
Glenn Fursley
Blue Barrett
Joe Langston
al Granoff
Ewing Gatford
Buddy Garher
Fred Bentley
Robert Fullerton
George Lukchlas
Bill Buckson
Floyd Kennedy
Bob Gastey
Charles Nulaon
Boss Wiilta
Bob Tilt
James Gentry
B. A. Michela
Raymond Green
Clarence Gchesler
Mell Ashtock
Wayne Gilley
Simpson McDivitt
Zenith Prestage
Dale Milter
Ralph Atha
John Barnes
Roy Gower
Lou Massad
Harold Short
Bryan Padgett
W. C. Wheeler
Russell Jones
Lloyd Bendure
Charles Tipton
Carey Fuqua
Jacl Castle
Joe Zipen
John Salvo
George Lane
Brother Will on Greece Turkey aid plan cited in UN talk
The piece notes Truman's new aid program for Greece and Turkey intended to counter communism. It chronicles King George II's turbulent path from throne to exile, return after a plebiscite, and subsequent troubles including a dictatorship under Prime Minister Gen. Ioannis Metaxas.
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Truman
Greece
Turkey
This Home Fat Loss Remedy Ad Claims Quick Results
A promotional home remedy urges using four ounces of Banex Concentrate mixed with grape juice to fill a pint bottle. Two tablespoons taken twice daily supposedly reduces bulky fat and inches, with a money back guarantee if results are not seen. It touts quick bloat relief and renewed vitality.
Return of George to Athens Amid War and Aftermath
George returned to Athens after nine months away and, despite staying until expelled by the Germans, had limited influence on national affairs. He spent the war years in London and Germany, with postwar prospects of reclaiming the throne appearing dim until strong Allied support and a plebiscite in September led to his restoration to Athens.
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George
Athens
Duct
Gandon
Util
Vwinaken Churchill
George N
Lawrence family obituary notices continue in Sansbury area
F H Lawrence continued. A daughter Mrs Alden Latie wood of Sansbury, mother Mrs Hattie S Lawrence, Onle Park, two brothers Lesher J Lawrence One Park and Artur Lawrence Carnegie Pa, two grandchildren Frank W Lawrence T and Dorothy Kathryn Lockewood. Services pending word from relatives. Burial will be at Highland cemetery beside Mrs Lawrence.
Fletcher youth pays fine in Peace Justice court
Kenneth Sanders a Fletcher youth paid a 5 dollar fine and costs in the Court of Peace Justice John Manning on a charge of disturome the penace by laughing racks and log of dirt at Roy Gene Rank ins slep of Wietcher.
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Kenneth Sanders
Fletcher
Tony
Court of Peace
John Manning
Roy Gene Rankins
Slep
Wietcher
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