Lawton Ministers Adopt Yearlong Community Religious Plan
The City Ministerial Alliance in Lawton approved a calendar of revival and outreach activities for the rest of the year. Plans include a two week Vacation Bible School starting late September, a September 12 loyalty program, a September 6 census gathering, and a series of ecumenical prayer meetings from October 3 to 22 with evangelistic visits and neighborhood revival efforts.
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Lawton
Wodar
Genergc
Alliance
Tabu- Tatien
Smal
Imnes
Continental air line shows new schedules to chamber
Williams told the chamber about Continental’s operations while Clay Brook and Tracey urged merchants to use air express service. McKee noted the carrier’s 272,370,000 passenger miles without an accident in 13 years. Copies of new timetables including the Lawton Fort Sill stop were shared. Milton Keating urged wires to Oklahoma lawmakers protesting the Public Roads administration action. Jexe Witzel presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Chamber
Claybrook
Tracey
McKee
Continental
Lawton-Fort Sill
Milton Keating
Bill Logan
Oklahoma
Public Roads Administration
Lawton
Jexe Witzel
GOP Hopefuls Continue Campaign in Nebraska Primary
Stassen abandoned his campaign for the Nebraska free-for-all primary next Tuesday while touting his wins in Wisconsin. He toured Western Nebraska with Sen. Taft and Dewey in opposition, greeting voters and kissing babies as he pressed for delegates.
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Ard
Stassen
Robert A. Taft
Nebraska
Dewey
Senate panel weighs costs of universal training and selective service
The Senate Armed Services Committee reported that universal military training and selective service would add about 700 million dollars to the administration’s 14 billion dollar defense request for the five year start in July. Details from Forrestal and the air force expansion remain pending as action awaits a full breakdown of needs for all three services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Armed Services Committee
Administration For Defense
Gurney
Forrosin
Truman
Urney
Taber
Forrestal
Congress
Armed Services
Markets Briefs Chicago and Oklahoma livestock and New York stocks
Chicago butter prices and totals for the day with modest gains and losses. Oklahoma City cattle and calf markets show limited supply and mixed advances, with steers and heifers rising in spots. New York stocks list numerous gains and declines across well known companies and industrials, including airlines, automotive, consumer goods, and oil firms, reflecting a broad market move.
Judging at 4-H event highlights H histories and awards
The article reports on 4-H judging with Lenny Tofpi winning in the boys category and others earning ribbons. It notes judges including I FA Filmes and Mrs Mac Ferris, plus numerous entrants across boys and girls divisions with blue, red and white ribbons awarded for work clothing and dress revues.
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Young Tofpi
Rogers Tofpi
Carnegie
Lenny
I FA Filmes
G. R. Anthony Aslores
Mac Ferris
Altus
Cleo Stiles
Pauly Valley
Arion Johnson
Cleanlyng Mies Louise Perkinson
Janity Bengon
Canadas
Lia
Mr. Hinew
Ranma Jahr
Flower Mound Club
Boys Work
Ramon John
Great Place
Herman Fehring
Our Lady's Club
Sterling
Bie
Donald Barkin
Stony Point
Marvin Cone
Our Lady's
Jack Morrison
Philip Carson
Marvin Livingston
Faxon
Dene Grant
John Mitchell
Mineral Wells
Tommy Kuchurnka
Bishop
Damon Dove
Donald Musgraves
Flower Mound
Ted Glapton
Charles Wielwire
Jimmy Wins
Messing
Jerry Maril
Floyd ‘Tenapil
Bobby Littlefield
Lawrence Hitchend
Gene Lanmann
Jerry Latham
Geronimo
Junior Shriver
Weldon Cosgrove
Fairview
Charles Lutonsky
Marvin
Conway
Eugene Ballou
Albert Lutonsky
Jerry Moore
Ray V. Simpson
Ronnie Curry
Curtis Curry
Wayne Id
Douglas Lovett
Sterng
Lindy Tolpi
Howard Cox
Harlan Hall
Wort Bill Indian School
Eddie Joe Howell
Donnie Dale Powell
Spencer Lahmount
Donavan Codopony
Charles Quetone
Lakeview
Kenneth Jones
John Duisman
Rudolph Buchwald
Donald Wilcoxson
Chattanooga
Margie Mae John
Sue Ann Luccas
Roseland
June Darwin
Blaine Kirklon
Fletcher
Sue Cribbs
Laverne Johnna
Patricia Peters
Barbara Turner
Marie Meadville
Juanita Jumper
Hillside
Yvonne Marie Monetatchi
Margaret Crocker
Prairie Lea
Belva Standridge
Geneva Sudmount
Madelene Fowler
Melvel ‘Lou Mars
Lala Mae Ray
Norma Ray
Pleasant Val- Rithy Bowden
Pleasant Val- Tucyerne
Annette Cunningham
Melva Jean Clapton
Ash Grave
Audrey Torapir
Prairie
Wanda Carvel
Hilalde
Elinor Hammon
Dorothy Adams
Roge
Market Summary of Selected Stocks and Indices
Stand Ol Cal shows 64 percent up while India and NI rise. Studebaker Corp drops 18 percent and 4 percent. Swift and Co declines 33 percent. Texas Co falls 58 percent and 44 percent. Tex Gulf Prod down 20 percent. United Air Lines down 18 percent. United Aircraft up 28 percent and 4. US Rubber down 41 percent and 4. US Steel down 74 percent. Western Union Telgraph down 22 percent. Woolworth up 46 percent as other notes show varied moves.
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New York
Am Airlines
Armour and Co
Barnsdale
Braniff
Curtiss Wright
Douglass Air
Dupont de
Hercules Prwyrier
IM Cent
Shop
Johns Manville
Kans City South
Kennecott’ Cop
Liggett and Myers
Loew's Inc
Long Bell
Melfess
Rob
Mont Ward
Nash Kelv
Nat Biscuit
Nat Can Nut Dairy
Wat Distillers
NY Cent RR
North Ameria
Northern Pacific
Ohio Oil
Packard Mtr
Pan Aim Air
Ba Param Pictures
Dawn Th Penney JC Ant
Ty Penn RR
Pepsi Caln
Phillips Pet
Plymouth Oi
India
Studebaker Corp
Swift and Co
Texas Co
Tex Gulf Prod
Texas Gulf Sylph
United Air Lines
United Aircraft
US Rubber
US Steel
Western Union Telg
Wilson and Co
Woolworth FV
Cattlemen Elect and Policy Resolutions Passed
Cattlemen voted to award a plaque in each county for the grand champion female heifer at the fall junior livestock show. They enacted resolutions on foot and mouth disease in Mexico and Indian land in Oklahoma, backed selling government owned Indian lands to the highest bidder within two years, and urged welfare rule changes to equalize assistance for Indians and whites.
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Mances F
Fairgrounds
Mexico
Oklahoma
Association
Oklahoma Welfare Commission
Indian lands and disease policy recommendations
The association urged early removal of restrictions on Indian citizens noting those who stood on their own gains have proved capable. It called for renegotiations with Mexico at the highest level to curb foot and mouth disease and to develop a practical, efficient program. It also backed research outside the continental United States and planned construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Mexico
Wnessey
Mexico
United States
Fence Demand at International Boundary and Quarantine Line
The proposal calls for immediate construction of a fence along the current quarantine line within Mexico and the earliest possible erection of a barrier at the international boundary.
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Mexico
Building Wing Plans Continue In State Contract
The contract continues with no action taken as Towell discusses the proposed building. The plan will mirror the present structure but incorporate modern architectural features. A two story wing will extend 118 feet south of the current administration building, affecting the library reading room.
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Towell Gala
Construction plans outline second floor and ground floor layout
The proposal describes a second floor 85 feet across the front and extending 90 percent feet to the west with work rooms, while the ground floor will house college administration quarters across the entire front. Existing office space will be converted for faculty use. Nearby, Caspian Sea shore villages shifted inland about thirty years after 1825 due to silting.
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Caspian Sea
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City Ministerial Alliance
Continental’s
GOP
Earl
Chicago
AO. Crelots
Citlcago
Dresacs Blue
Oribhan Whinnara
Percy Knight
Westview
Ann Rete
Nathalie Davis
Pleasant Valley
Pearl Barolndehor
Janette Baughman
Jennette Davison
Wilminn Megin
Solan School
Iola Poliecrugut
Inediitn
Beathia
Venecuer
Carole Ann Clapton
Ash
Patsy Standridge
Pruitia Ler
Claudia Reynolds
Bessie Tenemah
Barbara Joan Wilson
Gracie Louise Jackson
Penn Pe
Hammon Dey Cleaners and Fur Storage
Avenu
Fabrica Southwest
Pata Varna
Johnson
Clemson
Glenn Huffman
Berry
Berry's
Crown Store
Berry’s
Diamond
America
Jones Drug
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