Guest Attends PEO Meeting In Kansas City
One guest Miss Billie Carol Austin of Penns PEO Sisterhood Kansas City attended Chapter I PEO Sisterhood meeting with Mrs John D Shoemaker at 915 Columbia at 2 pm Monday Co hostess was Mrs E E Neptune President Mrs Will Austin conducted the session reporting on the State convention at McAlester Delegates from Lawton included Mrs John G Erwin and Mrs Raymond Munn During social hour Gladys Wolverton received a handkerchief shower before departing for Japan Other attendees listed include Mrs J G Anderson Mrs H A Angus and several others from the local chapters
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Billie Carol Austin
Penn
PEO
Kansas City
PEO Sisterhood
John D. Shoemaker
Columbia
E. E. Neptune
Will Austin
McAlester
Lawton
John G. Erwin
Raymond Munn
Gladys Wolverton
Japan
Mesdames
J. G. Anderson
H. A. Angus
Donald Angus
Stanley Bryant
Leon Cole
C. Fontaine
Lewis — E. Fouts
Justin Kuntz
A. D. Lawrence
G. W. Miller
R. B. Morford
Irwin Ozman
George Page
Ernest Waller
Harold Wilson
C. A. Wolverton
Ralph Wolverton
C. E. Young
XYZ Auxiliary White Elephant Sale at ABC Meeting
Seven guests joined seven members for a white elephant sale at XYZ auxiliary to ABC. The event took place at Mrs. James Story home, 2115 Denver, with attendees including Mesdames K W Alexander Ernest Flowers Woodrow Giles Lyman Howeth Leroy Montgomery R Payne and B C Smith and other members Mesdames George Hutto Jr Calvin Clevenger Alvin Wrightson J R Gordon Earl Watson John Frampton Jr Robert Jones and John Robert Gillis.
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XYZ
ABC
James Story
Denver
Mesdames
K. W. Alexander
Ernest Flowers
Woodrow Giles
Lyman Howeth
Leroy Montgomery
R. Payne
B. C. Smith
George Hutto, Jr
Calvin Clevenger
Alvin Wrightson
J. R. Gordon
Earl Watson
John Frampton Jr
Robert Jones
John Robert Gillis
Banquet Slated Elgin Honors Future Farmers of America
Elgin planned annual banquet for Future Farmers of America and Home Makers of America members with emblem service style show and awards. Personal note mentions Billie Carol Austin visiting Kansas City relatives and a past Lawtonian. Bake sale planned by Sterling Woman's Society of Christian Service for Saturday May 1 with bazaar and bake sale.
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Elgin
Armers of America
Homemakers of America
Sterling Woman's Society of Christian Service
Governors Briefing Under Eisenhower Cast
Top administration leaders opened a two day briefing with state and territorial governors on foreign and domestic problems focusing on Indochina. Vice President Nixon and W Bedell Smith to speak in closed sessions as Gouvernor Dan Thornton briefs reporters.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Indochina
Nixon
W. Bedell Smith
State Department
White House
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Eisenhowers
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Russia
Kremlin
Iwners
Gov. Johns&. Fine
Crude Production Up 14 700 Barrels
Daily average crude oil and condensate production rose by 14 700 barrels for the week ended April 24 as reported by the Oil and Gas Journal. The national total reached 6 593 575 barrels per day, with Oklahoma leading gains at 8 400 barrels to 534 600, Kansas showing the largest drop at 3 900 to 329 900, while Texas held at 2 851 250.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oil and Gas Journal
the Journal
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Sake Counteracts Radiation Claim From Tokyo Ad Hoc Report
Tokyo report quotes Hiroshima businessman Mitsuma Yoshikawa claiming sake counters atomic radiation effects. Scientist Michio Yamamoto cites Yoshikawa testimony to support the theory that alcohol can cure radiation illness.
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Tokyo
Hiroshima
Michio Yamamoto
Mitsuma Yoshikawa
X Ray Work in Oklahoma Faces End If Federal Aid Drops
Oklahoma Tuberculosis Association President C D Lewis warns a federal funding cut would end mobile X ray TB control in the state. The group notes federal support has fallen from 163 613 in 1948 to 66 500 in 1954, reducing TB discoveries and mobile units to one. 1955 funding would leave Oklahoma with 29.
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Oklahoma City
C. D. Lewis
Oklahoma Tuberculosis Association
Oklahoma
Lewis
Okmulgee
Tie Association
Eight New Producers In Stephens County Oklahoma
DUNCAN Okla eight new oil and gas producers resulted from recent drilling in Stephens County Magnolia Petroleum Co extended the West Marlow area half a mile west The No 1 Roark in CNE NE of 18-2N-8W produced 40 million cubic feet of gas daily from Coline zone at 5756-93 feet It flowed 302 barrels of 39 degree gravity oil with a gas oil ratio of 7270-50-1 through a 164 inch choke in 24 hours from Cisco sand perforations at 5226-38 feet and 5459-88 feet The extension was plugged back to 6256 feet after setting 542 inch casing on bottom at 6290 feet.
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Duncan
Okla
Stephens County
Magnolia Petroleum Co
West Marlow
Roark
Coline
Cisco
Oil Firm Completes High Gas Ratio Well in Garvin County
Stanolind Oil & Gas Co. dually completed the No. 1 Crawford well in Garvin County Oklahoma on the north flank of the Southeast Purdy area. It produced 130 barrels of 41 degree oil with a 2000 to 1 gas oil ratio from three sands through a nine percent inch choke and yielded 160 barrels of 35 degree gravity oil with a 1000 to 1 gas oil ratio through a three quarter inch choke in five hours. The well was swabbed back to 9680 feet and seven casing set nine feet off the bottom at 9731 feet.
Tiger attacked cage cleaner at Madison Square Garden injuring circus worker
Charles Hicks 28 of Kirksville Missouri was cleaning a tiger’s cage from outside with a rake when a Royal Bengal tiger attacked him at Madison Square Garden. Hicks, employed as a cage boy for about two weeks with Ringling Brothers Barnum Bailey Circus, was hospitalized for arm injuries. The tiger is part of the Bale animal act and has been with the circus five years.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Charles Hicks
Kirksville
Hicks
Polyclinic Hospital
Ringling Brothers & Barnum & Bailey Circus
Former Patrolman Seeks Grady County Sherriff Seat
Ty Cobb, a former highway patrolman, filed yesterday to run for Grady County sheriff. He faces incumbent Hack Perrin and former deputy Bob Stidham in the July 6 Democratic primary.
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Chickasha, Oklah
Ty Cobb
Grady County
Hack Perrin
Bob Stidham
Rain Would Bring Storage Problem for Oklahoma Wheat
Oklahoma wheat belt could face storage shortages if rains boost yields. With existing storage nearly full, farmers may be forced to dump surplus wheat as prices fall. An April 1 estimate shows elevators holding about 75 million bushels, roughly one normal year's production.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Wheat Belt
Fedfell
Oklahoma
General Foods Case Dismissed By FTC
The FTC dismissed the General Foods case after a 3-1 vote. The commission said evidence showed that the alleged differences were offered but failed to show injury or likely injury to competition.
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General Foods
FTC
Johnson Proposes Prohibition Of Press Radio TV Combines
Johnson introduces an amendment to the Federal Communications Law proposing a ban on press radio and TV combinations. The proposal aims to restrict ownership in media markets and consolidate control within urban areas.
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Johnson
Washington
Mace Simmon Setedng
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Alpha Pi
Beta Sigma Phi
Leslie King
Yvonne Enn
Central Baptist Martha
William Howard
Williams
Nancy Klass
Columbia Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Beta Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Public Service Company
Square D
American Legion Hall
Messrs. and Mesdames Githen Rhodes
Louis Sexton
Ernest Hunter
Unity Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Attan
Lawton Golf & Country Club
Cosmopolitan Club
NCO Open
Fort Sill
H. R. Barthel
J. J. Wester
Union Valley
H. W. Money
Progressive Bridge
Lawton Garden Council
YMCA
Lawton Garden Club
Gladiolus Garden Club
Ed Ellenbrook
Old South
Cache
EE Et Arou Se
Southwestern Radio & Sound
4Th & E
U. S
Patent Office
Pennsylvania
Hobby Center
Fido
Tiger Claws Circus Man
Gy Loud
Gore
Sue’s Jewelry
Eugene L. Bowman
Pittsburgh Paints
Farmers Lumber Company
Ft. Sill Blvd
Ferris
Fort Sill Blvd
Bernell Gilbert
Mgr
Lawton’s Prescription Center
SHOP + FOODS
Lawton Morning Press
Safeway
Corwin
Dennis Donuts
20Th and
Cache Road
Oklahoma Tire & Supply
Otasco
Philco
D Avenue
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