Lewis McCoy Named New Scout Executive in Cotton County
Tex McCoy takes over as the new Scout executive for Cotton and Comanche counties. He recently met with Black Beaver council leaders in Chickasha after being named district executive in June. McCoy has 13 years in professional Scouting and has held roles in Henderson Texas and at Arrowhead district. He and his wife are active in church, Lions, Camp Fire, and P TA with two daughters in Camp Fire and band.
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Lewis R
Tex) McCoy
Tinyhorse
Cotton
Comanche
McCoy
Black Beaver Council
Chickasha
Joe Harbour
B.S.A
Oklahoma City
Arrowhead
Henderson
Tex
Harbour
National Training School For
Mendham
N. J
Philmont
Ex Gov Wright backs move to abolish public schools
Former Mississippi Governor Fielding Wright urged Governor Hugh White to use police power to prevent racial mixing in schools and support a constitutional amendment granting the Legislature power to abolish the public school system while affirming equal opportunities and facilities for both races.
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Jackson
Miss
Fielding Wright
Ats
Hugh White
Wright
State Reports Four New Cases Of Polio
The Associated Press reports four new polio cases in Oklahoma including two Wetumka boys, a 7-year-old Bartlesville girl, and a 2-year-old Tulsa boy. The Wetumka youths were hospitalized in Ada. statewide total reaches 218 for the year with 110 hospitalized and 27 in acute stage.
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Associated Press
Wetumka
Oklahoma
National Foundation For
Ada
Bartlesville
Tulsa
Services Planned by Evangelist at Chattanooga Church
Dr. P. T. Haskins state secretary of evangelism based in Oklahoma City will conduct the service at Chattanooga Baptist church next Sunday.
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Chattanooga
P. T. Haskins
Lawton 53rd birthday rodeo kicks off week long fest
Lawton marks its 53rd birthday with parade observances and a week of rodeo events led by director Tommy Steiner and announcer Tom Hadley. Featured acts include bareback riding calf roping saddle bronc steer wrestling and bull riding with Hollywood star Wild Bill Elliott and horse Thunder performing for locals and visitors.
Oklahoma City Grain and Livestock Prices Report
State Department of Agriculture lists Oklahoma prices at 0 a.m. for Wheat Hennessey Enid and other towns with No 1 hard values around 2.07 to 2.12. Butter steady to 50 in several cities. Livestock in Oklahoma City sale: cattle 7500, calves 800, steers and heifers steady to slow, hogs up to 23.50 top, sheep to 19.50.
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Birthday events and rodeo preparations march on
Tickets with reserved seating are on sale at the Midland hotel for the birthday event. A new road west from Sixth Street to U S 277 south of LO ranch speeds rodeo traffic. Kiwanians run concessions to fund underprivileged children in Lawton and Comanche county. Pioneer Women and Old Settlers host a Friday picnic at Union Park and a sunrise breakfast at LO ranch. A Pioneer parade closes Friday’s activities with entries assembling at Sixth and E. Lydia McDuffie leads the second parade as Elliott visits local clubs and hospitals.
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Lawton
Comanche County
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Union Park
Dog Pilots House Past Iron Curtain
Passau, Germany reports a West German dog riding a doghouse down the Danube. The carriage floated past the Iron Curtain to Linz and reached Budapest where a postcard from the city’s capital claimed a Passau tagged police dog landed ashore aboard a doghouse. His owner remains unknown.
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Germany
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Hans Billinger
Linz
Budapest
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McCarthy Accused of Misusing Confidential FBI Material
Morse charged McCarthy with unlawfully obtaining and using confidential FBI information from executive files. The so called 214 page FBI letter reportedly cited security risks at Fort Monmouth New Jersey. J Edgar Hoover denied sending the letter while confirming excerpts from a longer FBI report. Independence Missouri former President Truman said he had no recollection of giving Morse any top secret document during the 1952 campaign. Truman expressed confidence in Morse but no memory of the document. Knowland sought Senate record notes as to whether the document remained classified and whether steps were taken toward espionage prosecutions. He cited an assistant attorney general’s remark that classification was under military considerations and questioned whether declassification nullified espionage law implications.
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Fort Monmouth
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J. Edgar Hoover
Independence
Morse
Truman
Knowland
Justice Department
Department
Senate
Tulsa Suffered 80 MPH Winds and Widespread Damage
A storm in Tulsa produced winds to 80 mph before midnight with trees, signs, and wires down. Nine streets blocked by debris, Public Service crew repairing lines and transformers. Hobart reported first measurable rain since July 8. Altus had no rainfall. Expect partly cloudy skies statewide with scattered afternoon storms and highs mid 90s.
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Public Service Co
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Hobart
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Panhandle
Funeral Rites for William T. Price Held in Lawton
Funeral services for 93 year old William Thomas Price were set for 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Lawton Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Elbert M. Whitwell of the First Christian Church officiating. Price, born January 20, 1861 in Tupelo Mississippi, died after illness since last November. Survivors include four daughters and two brothers. Price lived with his daughter since 1947 and was a member of the Christian church.
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First Christian Church
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Tupelo
Miss
Italy
Tex
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Duncan
Marlow
Holman
W. P. Harper
Poteau
N. L. Dennis
Dallas
H. Evans
Oklahoma City
Price
Colton
Calif
T. Price
The
Christian Church
Rainfall varys across Lawton area with light totals
Weather notes from the Lawton region report rainfall totals from trace to about an inch in scattered locations. Public Service Co repairs lines before daylight. no other damage noted. A heat wave and drought strain pastures with only heavy soaking rains over time likely to revive grasses and feed crops.
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Constitution Press
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Fred Petty
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Jefferson County
Hugh DeWoody
Jefferson
Ryan
Ernest Greenwalt
U.S. Wildlife Refuge
Communists Arrested in Denver Under Smith Act Probe
Four individuals were seized in Denver after an extensive investigation into Communist activities. Agents shadowed the group to a Logan street rendezvous and arrested them without resistance. A Utah liquor permit in C. R. West’s name linked to one suspect, while $1,872 in cash was found on Bury. They face Smith Act conspiracy charges.
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Logan Street
Johnson
Ogden
Utah
Bury
Communist Party
Oklahoma GOP Eyes Campaign Strategy Ahead of Election
Republican state officials press for unity as they recall a close 1942 governor race and plan to bring Douglas MacArthur into Oklahoma to campaign against Senator Kerr. State party chairman Douglas McKeever and leaders like John L. Fuller coordinate a budget of 160 889 and outline moves to break county deadlocks on patronage while forecasting job openings and tactics for the fall elections.
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Gion
GOP
Mack
Oklahoma
Douglass MacArthur
Robert S. Kerr
Douglas McKeever
Enid
Oklahoma City
John L. Fuller
McAlester
Reuben Sparks
Raymond Gary
Ken Miller
Riy An
America
Northwest Kiwanis Parley Maps Rodeo Plans Tonight
Northwest Kiwanis club holds a 7 30 p m board meeting at Lawton Heights Methodist Church 1514 Andrews to discuss rodeo concessions and planning. Walter Oswalt announced the gathering and urged all members to attend.
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Northwest Kiwanis Club
Lawton Heights Methodist Church
1514
Andrews
Walter Oswalt
Parker family returns from Georgia and Florida trip
Mrs. Winston Parker and her son Reggie have returned home from a visit to Georgia and Florida. Another son, Leon Parker, remains in Georgia to visit relatives.
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Columbia
Reggie
Georgia
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McCarthy Opposes Amendments to Flanders Proposal
In a Johnstown Pa event McCarthy pledges to oppose any substitute or amendment to the Flanders proposal. He says no tactics are too rough to expose underground influence while pressing for a full investigation of all Communist activity. Senate members debate delay and possible subcommittee study after November elections.
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Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate
Knowland
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Jackson
D-Wash
Johnstown
Local Traffic Citations Reported From Fort Sill to Sheppard Field
A string of traffic and related fines is reported including Burch 17 fined $25 and costs, 42 Los Field $20, Martha Matlock 28 Brownwood $20, Thomas Sampson 25 San Antonio $20, Allen H. Scott 44 Vernon $ with costs, Charles Collignon 29 Fort Sill $60 for rock speeding, Jackie L Falls and Donald E Haskins Fort Sill $15 each for passing in a marked zone, Eryay Puppin 18 Norman $5 for red light, Franklin Elis 21 Sheppard Field $8 for improper rakes in a vehicle, with several others charged by noon awaiting arraignment. names include Joseph Banks Wichita Falls Pete Hise 47 402 N Second and Blake Ross Walters.
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N. Second
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Walters
New York State Records Highest WWII Casualties
New York state suffered the most casualties in World War II with 89,183 listed as fallen or missing, highlighting the region's significant wartime sacrifice and impact on communities.
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New York State
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