Cache Enrollment Slated As Faculty Announced For Cache
Enrollment in Cache will begin at 9 a m on August 28 with classes restarting September 1 the day after. Superintendent T E Lauderdale reports completion of the faculty for the coming year including Nancy Jean UpChurch as mathematics and science teacher. Faculty list includes Roundtree Clininger Donaldson Collins and others. lunch will be served after classes start. bus drivers named. trustees James Cook Kenneth Maloy E N Griswold Bob Green Lonnie Jones chaired by Sherman Machine and Iron Works for the sanitary disposal system.
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Cache
T. E. Lauderdale
Lauderdale
Nancy Jean UpChurch
Langton
Cache School
James Cook
Kenneth Maloy
E. N. Griswold
Bob Green
Lonnie Jones
Sherman Machine and Iron Works
Oklahoma City
Bob Roundtree
Ernest Clininger
Leo Donaldson
Charles E. Collins
Betty Roundtree
C. E. Elling
Rubena Reeves
Dorothy Self
Mary Johnson
Halle Highfill
Esther Norris
Virginia Vokins
Leila J. Donaldson
Pauline Cloninger
Lloyd Roberts
Mary Orton
H. C. Guthrie
Chinese Soldier To Be Christine In Taiwan Story
A Nationalist Chinese army sergeant with 20 years service in Formosa, Hsieh Chien Shun, age 36, is undergoing gender transition surgery to become a woman. A preliminary operation was done yesterday in southern Formosa and a final procedure is planned for September to enable him to lead a more normal life as a woman.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Hsieh Chien - Shun
Taiwan
Hsieh
British Princess Margaret Birthday Fete at Balmoral
Princess Margaret turned 23 at Balmoral as Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh hosted a champagne birthday. Hundreds of messages and gifts arrived while a small gathering for close friends was planned in the castle drawing rooms.
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Ballater
Scotland
Margaret
Balmoral Castle
Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
Balmoral
Oil Surveying Pioneer Dies in Paris
Houston reports Marcel Schlumberger 69 co founder of Schlumberger Well Surveying Corp died Thursday in Paris France. With brother Conrad he founded the company after early electrical logging research that led to patented processes and global drilling influence. Marcel often visited Houston headquarters, including the year a $6 million Gulf Freeway plant opened.
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Houston
Marcel Schlumberger
Pierre
Press- 3H
Alsace
France
Gulf Freeway
Sears 67th anniversary fall catalogue cuts prices on 840 items
Catalogue ready in Chicago as Sears Roebuck announces its 67th anniversary mid season fall edition of 390 pages. Prices slashed on about 840 items including kitchen ranges home freezers snowsuits electric blankets and vitamins.
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Chicago
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Report August 21
Market summary shows cattle offerings light with no beef steers or yearlings tested, hogs steady to up to 25 cents higher with top 25.25 and 190 to 240 pound butter lettuce cubic. Prices for sheep traded nominally steady due to thin demand. Chicago butter market steady with varying scores from 65 to 62 cents per pound.
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Oklahoma City Livestock
Oklahoma City
USDA
Chicago
Area Men In Service Training In Cruise Charlie Squad
Midshipman Walter Crow of Chattanooga is among about 1100 Naval Reserve midshipmen taking six weeks of seamanship gunnery navigation engineering and communications training aboard the Cruise Charlie squadron visiting Colon Panama Port of Spain Trinidad and Guantanamo Bay before returning to Norfolk August 2. William Harold Zea 20 son of Mrs. Glenn Zea of Lawton has earned an honor certificate for meritorious achievement during recruit training at San Diego and will attend naval photography school at Norman after transfer.
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Walter Crow
J. C. Crow
Chattanooga
Naval Reserve
Charlie
Crow
Roanoke
Colon
Panama
Port-of-Spain
Trinidad
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Norfolk, Va
William Harold Zea
Glenn Zea
Lincoln
U.S. Naval Training Station
San Diego
Calif
Zea
Lawton
Navy
Lawton Naval Recruiting Station
Lawton High School
Norman
Hospital News Items Admits Births and Dismissals
A list of hospital notices includes admissions for Joe T. Wood David W. Hughes Peggy Joy Ivy J H Black Arthur E Cornell and others with medical or surgical status. Births reported for a Bob My ers and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. J W Cooper and other dismissals noted, with multiple addresses and names across Oklahoma locations.
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Joe T. Wood
Columbia
David W. Hughes
Clarence Hughes
Apache
Peggy Joy Ivy
Zabie Ivy
New York
J. H. Black
Fletcher
Arthur E. Cornell
Park
John McEntire
Cleveland Rabin
Lee Ehler
Clyde Ellison
Cache
L. D. Lamb
Geronimo
Edward Griffin
Lawson
Virginia Freeman
Ferris
Franklin Perry
Medicine Park
Bobby Myers
Jefferson
Pratt
Clinton
Cynthia Ahtone
Anadarko
Lucy
Geary
Chandler
Ralph Willliams
Fort Cobb
Richard Cash
Oklahoma
J. W. Cooper
Star
Rt. Lawton
E. M. Pettijohn
Marlow
J. E. Elkins
W. T. Miller
Wandalea Allen
J. J. Taylor
Mountain View
Billy J. Hale
W. F. Gillispie
Elmo Richardson
Robert Crews
R. L. Crews, Jr
Margaret Jackson
Southwestern Hospital Nurses Home
John James Smith Jr
J. J. Smith
John R. Foster
Twins lamb funeral rites held at Flower Mound
Graveside services for infant twins Johnny R. Lamb and Donnie Keith Lamb were conducted at Flower Mound cemetery in Geronimo at 10 a m today by Rev. H E Snodgrass. The babies were born Tuesday evening in a local hospital and died shortly after birth. Burial followed under Becker Funeral home supervision.
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Johnny R
Donnie Keith Lamb
Lester Dale Lamb
Geronimo
Flower Mound Cemetery
H. E. Snodgrass
Becker Funeral Home
Buffalo Barbecue Tickets Sell Ahead of Sept 11 Dinner
Tickets for the Chamber Buffalo Barbecue at Lake Quanah Parker on September 11 are described as going along fine. The event supports the Advanced Officers class at Fort Sill and their wives, with sponsorship by the Lawton Chamber of Commerce. Secretary Milton Keating cautioned that no tickets will be sold after September 5.
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Buffalo
Lake Quanah Parker
Fort Sill
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Milton Keating
Chamber
Military Affairs Committee
Fort Sill Indian School Escorts Navajo Students Home
Fort Sill Indian School will send two instructors Sunday to New Mexico and Arizona to escort about 100 Navajo students back for the 1953-54 term at the local institution. Levi Beaver, boys' advisor, goes to Shiprock and Sylvester Amos, elementary teacher, to Toadlene. The group should reach the school Saturday, Aug. 8, and start classes two days later.
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Fort Sill
New Mexico
Arizona
Lawton
Levi Beaver
FSIS
Shiprock
Ariz
Sylvester Amos
Toadlene
N. Mex
Constable Ousted Over Habitual Drunkenness
District Judge Glen O Morris in Oklahoma City issued a permanent ouster for Ace Andrew Cartwright a 50 year old Oklahoma County constable based on alleged habitual drunkenness. The action upholds a suspension first ordered August 4 by Judge W A Carlile.
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Oklahoma City
Glen O. Morris
Ace Andrew Cartwright
Oklahoma County
Morris
W. A. Carlile
Sugar Heir Held As Wife Beater in California
Adolph Spreckels II, 41, jailed in Newport Beach on suspicion of felonious assault after allegedly beating his fifth ex wife actress Kay Williams, age 36. She suffered head and body injuries. the couple’s children stay with Spreckels on Balboa Island. Bond set at ten thousand dollars.
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Newport Beach
Calif
Adolph Spreckels II
Kay Williams
Miss Williams
Spreckels
Joan
Adolph III
Balboa Island
Orange County
Kerr Predicts GOP Will Ask Tax Hike
In Tulsa Kerr told a Chamber audience that Congress will be urged to extend renew and raise taxes. He, on the Senate Finance Committee, condemned Eisenhower’s veto of a bill to remove theater taxes and cited 150 closed movie houses in Oklahoma since 1949.
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Tulsa
Okla
Robert S. Kerr
City
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Eisenhower
Kerr
Senate Finance Committee
Cake For Feed Sales Reached
Washington reports the Agriculture Department announced a policy change on 1953 crop cottonseed cake and meal. Crushers may buy back cake or meal and sell to the government under a package price support, with prices set by area from 53.50 to 56.50 per short ton.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
United States and India clash over Korean armistice talks
U S delegates view an Indian procedural move as a potential path for Communist combatants to comment on UN decisions. India seeks participation in the Korean peace talks while Britain and Canada back the procedural approach. Lodge opposes India’s attendance and signals a tough position to sway wavering members. The U S supports Russia’s potential participation if Moscow’s allies wish to join.
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Menon
U. S
U. N
Lodge
Red China
North Korea
Britain
Canada
India
United States
Russia
Navy Bomber Down In Gulf
A Navy Martin torpedo bomber crashed in the Gulf about 40 miles southwest of New Orleans during a gunnery practice. Two men were seen in the water with one spotted on a life raft and another in a Mae West life belt. Coast Guard and Navy rescue planes searched the area.
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New Orleans
Gulf
Navy
Coast Guard
Lawton Merchants Honor Sharpshooters With Trophies
Lt Col Carl Tyler of the State Department of Public Safety attended the ceremony praising Lawton merchants for presenting trophies to the sharpshooters. He called the gesture a fine act as the trophies would be inscribed with each year’s winner and passed to a new district.
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Phy
Carl Tyler
State Department of Public Safety
Lawton
Parliamentary Rule Talk At City Credit Club Parley
Mrs Sibyl Wilson presented a program on Principles of Parliamentary Procedure at the Lawton Credit Women's Breakfast club meeting Thursday. Plans were set for the annual club picnic at 4 p m Sunday at Miss Genevieve Schram's home 403 Arlington. Members present included Cath erine Kims Sophia Roundtree Neely Weeks Sue Osborn Mollie Garrett Oma Lee Gillespie Anna Mary Mullin Mary Jane Provine Flora Warren Sibyl Wilson Nora Burger Virginia Brewczynski Bess Christy and Genevieve Schram.
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Sibyl Wilson
Lawton Credit Women’s
Genevieve Schram
Arlington
Catherine Kims
Sophia Roundtree
Neely Weeks
Sue Osborn
Mollie Garrett
Oma Lee Gillespie
Anna Mary Mullin
Mary Jane Provine
Flora Warren
Nora Burger
Virginia Brewczynski
Bess Christy
County Polio Funds Go Fast in Comanche County
Comanche County polio funds rapidly deplete with 12,000 cash on hand as the emergency National Foundation reserve may drain by September 1. Over 11,000 already paid on 1953 claims, with a backlog of cases from previous years requiring costly treatment and post polio operations. New claims include three old cases for every one new, while two new county cases were approved for payment at the recent meeting.
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Comanche County
Polio Foundation
National Foundation For
Leslie Pain
National Foundation
Bdolio Board
Pain
Tom Lansden
Lansden
Memorial Hospital
Pev’s
International Club
Jaycee Janes
Miyamura Heroic Stand In Korea Holds Last Man Back
Miyamura, a machine gun squad leader, leaped from shelter with bayonet for close combat and killed about 10. He aided wounded, directed his squad to safety, manned a gun until ammo ran out, and, after being surrounded, bayoneted his way to another U.S. position. He fought on alone to cover his men’s retreat, reportedly killing over 50 Reds before wounded and overrun. The citation praised his indomitable heroism and devotion to duty.
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Miyamura
U. S
Korea
Pies Once a Privileged Delicacy for Aristocracy
A historical note explains that pies were for a long period reserved by law for the aristocracy, reflecting trappings of social hierarchy and food access in earlier eras.
Four City Baptists to Attend Southwest Baptist Meet
Four Lawtonians join 127 Oklahomans at the Southwest Baptist student retreat to Glorietta New Mexico from the 24th to the 30th. Ava Bilbrey and Allene Bilbrey from Oklahoma College for Women. Wanca Colelasure and Geraldyn Smith from Oklahoma Baptist University. Opal Wiley from Baylor University. Also Ralph Capshaw of Chattanooga and Edward Laging of Fletcher, Oklahoma, members of the Baptist Student Union at the University of Oklahoma. This six day retreat is the first student week at Southern Baptist's Western assembly. Similar Ridgecrest programs in North Carolina have drawn many state students.
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Ava
Allene Bilbrey
Oklahoma College For Women
Wanca Colelasure
Geraldyn Smith
Oklahoma Baptist University
Opal Wiley
Baylor University
Comanche County
Ralph Capshaw
Chattanooga
Edward Laging
Fletcher
Baptist Student Union
University of Oklahoma
Southern Baptist
New Western Assembly
Ridgecrest
N. C
Danner Appointed To Insurance Post In Oklahoma City
Danner, a Lawton insurance agent, is named assistant general agent for John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance. He will office in the First National Building, Oklahoma City, after four and a half years as special agent. A director of the Oklahoma State Life Underwriters association, he leads in civic work as president of the Optimist club and member of the Lawton Junior Chamber. The Danners reside at 2112 Dearborn with their children.
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Jack . Danner
Lawton Insurance
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Southwest Oklahoma Life Underwriters Association
Danner
First National
Oklahoma City
Lawton
Oklahoma State Life Underwriters Association
Cattlemen sue feed firms over possible adulteration breach
A damage suit alleges feed firms failed to notify plaintiffs of possible adulteration to mitigate losses. It claims breach of express and implied warranties of fitness and condition. Local law firm Logan Cummins and Godlove represents the Hewes family of northwest Comanche County.
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Logan, Cummins and Godlove
Hewes Trio
Comanche County
Tennyson Once England’s Poet Laureate
Alfred Lord Tennyson served as poet laureate of England in the 19th century, shaping national verse with his acclaimed works and courtly duties. He held the post during a period of literary prominence and national culture.
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Alfred Lord Tennyson
England
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