County Commissioners Report A July 1953 Proceedings
Comanche County board in regular sessions July 6 8 13 16 25 31 1953 approved lease renewals with Hoover Equipment Co and Clarence L Bloyd Co for Districts 3 and 1 including Caterpillar motor graders and other machinery. Bonds for county officials approved, numerous claims noted, health service agreement accepted, and various warrants authorized. Resignations and appointments among county attorneys staff reflected, with multiple monthly salaries approved. Meeting adjourned and sessions recessed to follow-up dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
P. M. Wynn
Emil Woesner
Hoover Equipment Company
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Martin
Clarence L. Bloyd Company, Inc
X International Tractor
Ateco
Lillian Ward
Standard Accident Insurance Company
Rosemary Bentley
Lulu Bynum King
Standard Accident Scenae Company
Indian Meridian
Comanche County
Arlen E. Johnson
W. T. Boatman
Welch Oil Co
J. Wynn
Mm. Emil Woesner
Bertha Preuitt
Cooperative Health Service
Lawton Board of Education
Joan P. Fullerton
L. H. Pence
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co
Southwestern Stationery & Bank Supply
Jack Shanklin
Everett R. Hale
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
R. L. Ward
Economy
Morris
Brenton’s
Guentie
Apauty
Boydston
Cooper
Harlan
Morales
Ingle
Beliford
Odom
Nims
Delozier
Lowe, Johnson, Green
Davidson, Brown
Thomas
Dones
Wynn
Stren Preuitt
Vernon C. Field
Manville Redman
Launzes
Social Security
Internal Revenue
Intern Revenue
Income Tax $232.60, Allowed. Claim No. 5220—Director of Internal Revenue
Fletcher Herald
Southwestern Bell Telce Co
Hawkins Studio
W. H. Kleeman
Fred L. Sullivan
Lawton
Justice of Peace District No. 2
Saint Paul-Mercury Indemnity Company
Clariece Schott Insurance Agency
Lawton Justice of Peace District No
Saint Paul Mercury
Boardman Company
Allis-Chalmers
Okahoma City
Memorial, Hospital
Walker
Memorial Hospital
Clover Printing & Supply
Consolidated Gas Utilities
Robert H. Walker
Co-Operative Publishing Co
W. Kleeman
Oklahoma A. & M. College
W. H. Kieeman
Western Bridge Supply Company
Enid
Robert A. Collier
Comanche
Long Bros. Material Company
Monroe Allen Lumber Sales
Atoka
Tom L. Mullins, Jr
Walters
Arthur L. Cavanagh
Oral A. Ridgeway
Geneva Kirkpatrick
R. H. Shelby
Arvil L. Roberson
Lewis Davis
Marvin H. Terry
Rosemary Bertley
Lewis A. Haydock
E. A. Johnson
Clara J. Kelley
Nora Jean Wood
Ruth Stanard
Bertha Previtt
Billa Jorgensen
Aoe
Usim
Josephine Hough
Berdina L. Aurell
Mary J. Merrill
R Sereeee
Clarence J. Scott
Frances E. King
Aim
Willene Kleeman
Lester O. Paden
Ethel M. West
Erma June Hewes
Dale Taylor
Ae Pa
R. M. Blaylicok
Noma G. Phillips
Winona Tompkins
S. R. Harper
Virginia Perkins
Frank C. Rice
Pat Hooker
Jess F. Cothren
P. Kemp
Mary Lee Rust
John P. Fullerton
W. H. McKenzie
D. Moncrief
Moncrief
Betty Zak
Earl C. Smith
Mary Louise Evans
Twenty first list of prisoners of war released
The Aug 25 1953 report lists 21st batch of American POWs returned from the Korean armistice exchange. Names include William Parish Finleyville Paul G. Bender Cleveland Donald Gardner Buffalo Ira Alston Louisburg Henry Martin Farmersville and many others with hometowns such as Lincoln Chicago and Cincinnati. The notice also records several salary claims adjourned for August 3 1953 and lists county officials and attendees at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
William Parish
Finleyville
Paul G. Bender
Cleveland
Donald J. Gardner
Buffalo
Henry H. Kern
Hardin
Neil C. Auman
Spring Mills
Howard F. Whiteaker
Brisnee
Jessie J. Singleton
Lincoln
Ira C. Alston
Louisburg
Henry W. Martin
Farmersville
Kenneth C. Nikko
Cromwell
Minn
Charles E. Murphy
Chicago
Robert W. Schmitt
Beaver Dam
Wis
James F. Hamilton
North Billerica
Mass
Reuben N. Ortega
Alpine
Gene C. Salay
Bethlehema
Donald W. Bast
Catonsville
Philip E. Konechine
Kimball
S. D
Charles E. Davis
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ronald E. Hill
Hawkinsville
Roger J. Swindell
Seaside
Robert G. Brave
Northbrook
Ill
Ernest D. Kruse
Roselle
N. J
Patsy Milanton
Philadelphia
Charles B. Montgomery Jr
Seattle
Wash
Tommy J. Williams
Easley
Jasper Hemingway
Loris
Pawtucket
Cdevin A. Baldwin Jr
Summit
Murray Jacobs
Athens
Robert G. Zierer
Phillips
Eldon O. Heath
Kinghill
Idaho
James A. Glement
New Orleans
Thomas L. Dittmer
el Reno
Okla
Ex-Aggie Coach Approached by GOP for High Post
Former Oklahoma AM football coach Jim Lookabaugh says Republican leaders asked him to run for a high state office, but he will support Democratic State Sen. Raymond Gary of Madill for governor. Lookabaugh, a registered Democrat, says he cares more for the person than party and notes Gary meets his standards. Gary as Senate president pro tempore is seeking the Democratic nomination for governor in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma AM
Jim Lookabaugh
Raymond Gary
Madghill
Lookabaugh
Abaugh
Gary
Oklahoma
Capitol Hill
Gary i
Senate
Local soldiers listed from multiple states
Cpl. James T. Conley of Etna Pennsylvania. Sgt. Donald E. Wilson of Draper Virginia. Sgt. Bobby R. Cantley of Glen White West Virginia. Sgt. Marvin E. Talbert of Albemarle North Carolina. Pfc Timothy Reza Jr. of McKeesport Pennsylvania. Cpl. Edward M. King of Chattanooga Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester L. Stroup
Marshall
Donald J. Carver
Calvin
Ash
Sammie Adair
Delbarton
Weer
James E. Holton
Huntington
W. Va
Andrew C. Gay
Ripley
Tenn
Carl D. Peterson
Hermleigh
Tex
John H. Beadury
Willimantic
Conn
Paul M. Goolsby
Danville
Vol
Frank
Junior Rea
de Queen
Ark
James H. Sweeney
Waco
Lindsey L. Slaten
Texarkana
Stevie Smallwood
Jason
Y- Pfc
James G. Macijeski
Baltimore
Charley G. Jackson
Alexania
Rodney L. Scott
Mount Carbon
Bobby J. Hughes
Purcell
Kla
Vernon E. Harr
Morehead
Jessi W. McClain
Wharton
Kenneth Lytle
Germfask
Ich
George R. Taylor
Stevensville
James J. Burdeals
Leonard B. Welmeth
Fort Worth
Frederick C. Brockhaus
Lansing
Mich
Bert L. Pullar
International Falls
Minn
Arthur L. Kaiser
Mercersburg
Richard L. Barney
Marion
Lewis A. Turner
Evarts
Billery G. Hickey
Lexington
Abner R. Smith
Fayetteville
Edward F. Beck
Cincinnati
Ohio
Eugene Campbell
Landisburg
Theodore Boudin Jr
North Texas City
Walter S. Kreger
Gaylord
Henry Valencia
Dallas
William B. Zollenhoffer
Parkville
Charles Riddell Jr
Germantown
Kenneth A. McKalip
St. Louis
Billy R. Miller
Twilight
Benny J. Matlock
Pruitt
Evelyn Perkins
Longview
Charles I. Fahnestock
Chambersburg
Marion J. Morgan
Lake Village
David T. Sorrells
Chestnut
Fred C. Searles
Wilkes Barre
Eldridge L. Ritter
Cave City
Dallas L. Barnes
Hornsbyville
Richard A. Lawrence
West Birmingham
Ala
Melvin Mallonee
Grandview
Wash
Everett L
George M. Bingham
Lima
Roy L. Thompson
Casnovia
Robert L. Jones
Norfolk
Harold F. McIntyre
Colorado Springs
Colo
Herbert H. Buchanan
Salsville
Walter J. Belinsky
Bloomsburg
Claude H. Ingalsbee
Payetten
Idaho
Clayton E. Rickard
Hagerstown
Lewis J. Patterson
Killdeer
Ernest J. Charles
Meta
John T. Crespo
Wampum
Henry D. Williams
Indiana
Nathaniel McCloud
Elizabethton
Benjamin P. Ferguson
East Moline
Otis L. Glenn
Avon Park
Fla
Floyd A. Davis
Wedron
Til
Stephen A. Rada
Branchdale
Albert Mickelberg
Philadelphia
Gerald E. Smith
Fort Wayne
Ind
Thompson Morse
Morehead City
N. C
George P. Rogers
Lockport
Eugene P. Tallon
Braddock
Jackie R. Thompson
Atoka
Okla
Ivan E. Stice
Outlook
James P. Colbert
Shreveport
James T. Conley
Etna
Donald E. Wilson
Draper
Bobby R. Cantley
Glen White
Marvin E. Talbert
Albearle
Timothy Reza Jr
McKeesport
Edward M. King
Chattanooga
Mrs Hobby Surprised by HEW Cooperation Charge
Beverly Hills California August 25 Oveta Culp Hobby said she was completely surprised by charges that her Department of Health Education and Welfare was uncooperative with a congressional subcommittee. Rep Carl T Curtis accused HEW of not cooperating with the subcommittee's study of new social security legislation.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Oveta Culp
Hobby
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Carl T. Curtis
R.-Neb
Milk cows on farms rise 3 percent in year
The nation reports 23,996,000 head of milk cows and heifers on farms January 1, up 3 percent from a year earlier, reflecting growing dairy herd size across states and farm types.
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