Market Report Highlights Mixed Oklahoma City Prices
Market report from Oklahoma City shows cattle trading slow with limited cleanups. slaughter cows steady to weak, bulls steady, vealers and calves mixed. Hogs rise modestly, sheep steady, and state poultry egg and butterfat prices listed along with regional wheat and broiler values.
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Oklahoma City
USDA
Zair
State Board of Agriculture Today
Bison
Edmond
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Alva
Blackwell
el Reno
Enid
Hobart
Medford
Yukon
Clinton
Frederick
Guyman
Hooke
Broilers
F.o.b
Muskogee
Tulsa
Vinita Wy
Suspect in Rape of Elderly Woman Bound for Trial
James Lewis Davis a 25-year-old Black man charged with first degree rape of an elderly 2 year old woman was bound over to a higher court for trial after a preliminary hearing before Justice of Peace Woodrow Giles Davis was represented by attorney Jack Brock appointed by Superior Judge Robert S Landers The charge was docketed last month in Superior court but remanded for the preliminary hearing At arraignment Davis waived preliminary hearing The elderly woman testified she was assaulted at her home on February 5 after he threatened her with a large piece of stove wood
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James Lewis Davis
Justice of Peace
Woodrow Giles
Davis
Jack Brock
Robert S. Landers
Brock
Burglar Steals Beer Ham and Cash at Pop's Drive In
City police report a burglary at Pop's Drive In on Lee Street. Thieves took three cartons of beer, ham, and an undetermined amount of cash from vending machines after prying and breaking the front door screen, plate glass, and rear door entry. Pearl Smith, owner, said entry was attempted at the front door before access through a rear door.
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Pop's Drive Inn
Lee
Pearl Smith
Drive Inn
Oklahoma Journal ism Day panel on state issues at OU
A panel of state political figures and newsmen spoke at the University of Oklahoma Journalism Day, criticizing prohibition hypocrisy and favoring state owned liquor stores. Speakers included Sen. George Miskovsky and Irvin Hurst with discussion on school district reorganization and tax reforms.
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Norman
University of Oklahoma
George Miskovsky
Oklahoma City
Irvin Hurst
Walter Harrison
Howard Wilson
United Press Capitol
Miskovsky
Hurst
Harrison
Oklahoma
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Oklahoma Daily
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Hinton
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Fat Olive
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Carol Jean Robinson
William T. Eaton
Jim Thornton
Pat Evans
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Blanchard
Shirley Stone
Chi Omega Sorority
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Grace Ray
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Emerson
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Ray Shaw
Willard Thomas
Duncan
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Tecumseh
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Marlow
Don Harris
Waurika
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Byron Hayes
Wetumka
Curt Mosher
Cleo Springs
Dick Helcomb
Sam Powell
Norman Stark
Bob Hartzell
Woodward
Oklahoma City Times
Tulsa Tribune
Bence Anthony
Advertising Department
Oklahomea Publishing Ca
Rela
Thermtos Mines
Neil Ashiock
Southwest Chemical Co
Raulston
Big Starz
Raulston Furniture Store
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