Markets Chicago Butter and Oklahoma poultry prices
Chicago butter market reported 899,576 cases with steady movement and varied scores around 62 to 65 cents per pound. Oklahoma City market noted No 1 broilers largely steady with regional f.o.b. and delivered pricing, eggs steady, butterfat around 52 to 60, and wheat and watermelon prices, plus Oklahoma City livestock prices with steer, calf, hog, and sheep ranges for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
State Poultry & Eggs
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture Today
F.o.b
Cordell
Poteau
Vinita
Shawnee
Muskogee
Seminole
Altus
Tulsa
Chickasha
Blackwell
Ardmore
Alva
Lawton
Fairview
Elk City
el Reno
Durant
McAlester
Enid
Laverne
Hennessey
Kingfisher
USDA
Budget figures reveal city department allocations and surpluses
The budget shows varying department allocations with year over year figures and a cash surplus of 163000 plus 90 percent of estimated revenue. Any revenue above estimates will go to supplementary appropriations.
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Weer
Street Department
Board of Health
Sanitary Department
Park Department
Hiroshima Honors Atom Bomb Dead
More than 300 000 Hiroshima residents prayed for peace on the eighth anniversary of the world first atomic bomb blast. British Commonwealth forces nearby attended the ceremonies while a separate peace rally drew about 7 506 Japanese and Korean leftists.
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Tokyo
Hiroshima
Smiley Burnette builds career beyond acting couple
Smiley Burnette and Autry sign seven year deals then freelance. Burnette, with 170 film credits, radio and TV plans, owns a St Louis publishing house and writes songs. He lives in San Fernando Valley with wife Dallas McDonald and four adopted children. The family travels in two trailers while Burnette maintains a workshop and media ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Burnette
Republic
Columbia
Autry
Smiley
Jimmy Fiddler
Chicago
St. Louis
California
Smiley Burnette
Dallas McDonald
The
Hollywood Citizen News
San Fernando Valley
Ladies Home Journal
Gen Clark warns on protest over more Korean War prisoners
General Clark reserved the right to protest and pursue issues over additional prisoners in the Armistice Commission supervising the truce. He said the UN could press for an exchange while threatening action but noted force was not an option. Clark claimed the UN could have won the Korea war with more ground, sea, and air power, and endorsed using any weapon if the Reds broke the truce, while avoiding discussion of atomic arms. He planned to visit New York and UN headquarters.
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Armistice Commission
Clark
U. N
United Nations
Korea
New York
Hospital News Items Admitted and Dismissed List
Memorial hospital notes list admissions and discharges across multiple towns. Entries include Miss Helen Coleman and Mrs Burnl Cagle undergoing surgery, plus births such as a daughter to Mr and Mrs T L Ruth in Cyril and a son to Mr and Mrs Robert Gonzales in Anadarko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Coleman
Irwin
Burnl Cagle
Steve P. Porter
Paris
Tex
Mary Revera
McKinley
W. A. Preast
Indiahoma
Roy A. Romines
Wisconsin
Hershel E. Burk
Summit
James Spence
Archie F. Sexton
Katherine Kay Reid
Clyde Reid
Apache
Michael Eaton
Charles Robertson
Floyd Robertson
Stillwater
John Milton Bower
W. B. Bower
Snyder
T. L. Ruth
Cyril
T. A. Raley
Frederick
Billy Dale Taylor
Lake
D. D. Jaynes
Arnold McDonald
James M. Smith
Velma
H. R. Morrison
Faxon
L. C. Green
W. Lee
Willie Turner
Columbia
Charley Thompson
Cache
Elmer Ard
Blair
L. A. Murphy
Virginia Shanklin
W. H. Stanton
Dearborn
Robert Gonzales
Anadarko
Joe Shankamolah
Euclid
Elmer Cody
Tommy Wayne Cannon
Mountain View
Parker
Bedoka
Marion Doyeto
Hobart
Teresa Orange
Clinton
Sue Smoker
Thelma Wapskineh
Oklahoma City
LaVelda Wapskineh
Ruth Barr
Lone Wolf
Cleo Tsoodle
Concho
Almer Berryhill
S. Sixth
Healthier from Fage One continues on prisoner return
Lt Gen William K Harrison lost a leg in North Korea after a crash and torture in captivity. Maj John C Harlan and Cpl John W James Jr report brutal conditions and attempts to stir racial tensions in camps. Only 392 of 12,763 prisoners are freed so far, with 140 Americans returned.
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William K. Harrison
North Korea
Harrison
John C. Harlan
Institute
W. Va
John W. James Jr
Jones Creek
James
Roll Call
Cowboy star fires up crowd at Pioneer rodeo
Kenneth Rhodes opened the breakfast event with Mayor Joe McCain and Mrs. R. Stew art in attendance. 22 month old Danny Laird Smith dozed over bacon and eggs as he wore a cowboy suit. Smiley Burnette wowed the kids with songs and jokes during autographs and handshakes. The crowd finished breakfast by 7:30 a.m. and prepared for a downtown parade and square dance tonight.
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Kenneth Rhodes
Ranger
Joe McCain
R. B. Stewart
Pioneer’s Club
Danny Laird Smith
Dow Smith
Smith
Smiley Burnette
Smiley
Hunger Drives East German Tensions and Desertions
Reports warn of heavy travel limits as 20 Russian tanks surround the Lenna refinery at Merseburg, while a record 51 members of the East German police desert amid hunger protests. Deserters claim revolt against enforcing the blockade and the confiscation of American parcels eases amid ongoing press battles over the gift parcels.
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Page Onother
Lenna
Merseburg
Saxony- Anhalt
East Zone
Memories of a harsh winter in a Korean camp
In December 1950 eight men endured starvation and cold under guards who menaced them, with only a third surviving. Jamie recalls later friends punished in a confinement cell for stealing, while meals fluctuated from beans and rice to holidays with chicken as photographers filmed them.
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Page One
Jamie
James
Fish official boasts of large Mississippi stocking totals
Jackson Mississippi Jack Williamson chief of fish distribution for the State Game and Fish Commission says he stocked Mississippi rivers and streams with 15 000 000 fish last year. He asserts this effort exceeds what bragging fishermen ever catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Jack Williamson
State Game and Fish Commission
Mississippi Pote
Check Count Brings City Man $25 Fine
Lonnie Hill of 1207 Washington pleaded guilty to passing a worthless check before Justice of the Peace Marvin Cameron and was committed to county jail to lay out the fine and costs of 25.50. Hill admitted writing a $6 check to pay for goods received from a local grocer last week.
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Lonnie Hill
Washington
Suspect Held After Alley Road Incident Near Station
Officers in a patrol car on Washington 1200 block watched a car speed toward the east, cross to the north curb and strike two pedestrians. One man was knocked down while the other fled. witnesses said both went to Station hospital but no records matched. The suspect claimed he sought to even the score with a prior beating and was held in city jail overnight for possible military action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jones
Blackburn
Bus Crash Near Oklahoma City Kills One, Injures Dozens
A bus en route from Amarillo to Oklahoma City overturned after swerving in a floodwater area west of the city. Five people were killed and 33 injured. victims included a bus driver and travelers from Oklahoma, California, New York, Arizona, Kansas, and Canada. Rescuers used axes and saws to free victims as fire officials avoided torches due to gasoline. Names and ages of many injured were reported as hospitals identified patients in the chaotic aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tex
Oklahoma City
Dominick Infants
Camarillo
Calif
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Here
Clinton Hospital
Alice Middick
Johnny Albizo
Bokoshe
Okla
Sammy Wallace
Fort Gibson
Charles Lazar
Pittsburgh
Jim Logan
Long Island
N. Y
Manuel Wilkey
Yuma
Ariz
Aia Lucille Sheets
Anderson
Pioneers Honor and Rodeo Close Lawton Event
Judge J R Fullerton Toby Morris and Dr Charles Green lead tributes to pioneers while Lawton hosts four day fest culminating in a rodeo and square dance near the courthouse crowd over 6000. Calf roping times include Mac McClanahan 13.5 seconds and bulldogging led by Bill R Ward five seconds. Smiley Burnette entertained as top rodeo night.
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Charles Green
J. Walter Brewers Jr
Lawton
Lawton Rangers
Smiley Burnette
Mac McClanahan
Mt. Pleasant
Tex
Lanham Riley
Lakeworth
Mac Kinnebrough
Duncan
Sede
Paul Gould
Sweetwater
Bill R. Ward
Paris
Bill Agee
Amarillo
Ted Whatley
Hugo
Eddie Quaid
Oklahoma Ity
Vermont Led North In Per Capita Civil War Troop Deployment
Vermont contributed the highest per capita troop commitment among Northern states during the Civil War, reflecting strong state mobilization and support for Union military efforts.
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State of
Vermont
Okay Project Washington Keystone Reservoir authorization note
Army engineers authorized the Keystone Reservoir project in Oklahoma and allocated 100000 dollars. The reservoir is one of 35 flood control and multiple purpose projects funded this year nationwide.
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Washington
Keystone
Oklahoma
Army Engineers
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Gen. Clark
C. Brigham
Brigham Young
Jen
OUNG
Oehler
Fage One
Vivian Cornman
Riverside
Marjorie Roberson
James Roberson
Belew
N. M
Marguerite Wilson
R. L. Waits
Weatherford Hospital
Alice B. Hopkins
Glendale
Marian Elaine Hopkins
Johnny Nickas
Robert Lee Woodward Jr
Adamsville
Ala
Annie Ruth Lee
Hill City
Alice Johnston
Dominick J. Infanti
Florence Redd
Croweburg
Kan
Carl William Norlin
Inour Crn
Rounds & Porter Lumber Company
Rounds & Porter Lbr. Co
Jack Knight
Mgr
J. R. Fullerton
Toby Morris
Dean
Doan
St.josipr
America
Aero Willys
Motor Trend Magazine
Aero Willys Roper Motor Sales
Will
Moore
Bulldogger
United States
D Avenue
Lawton, Oklahoma
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