Five Nations Join U S In Protesting Oil Deal
Washington Aug 25 UP Five nations Britain Japan Norway Sweden and Denmark join the United States in protesting a secretly negotiated pact between Saudi Arabia and Aristotle Onassis. The agreement would grant Onassis priority shipping rights for Arabian oil in exchange for a royalty and has drawn opposition from Aramco and U S officials. A showdown is anticipated as the matter remains delicate amid diplomatic tensions and Saudi requests to end foreign aid.
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Washington
United States
Saudi Arabia
Aristotle S. Onassis
Britain
Japan
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Sa Arabia
Onassis
U.S
U. S
King Tan Saud
King Saud I
Ras Tanura
Aramco
Stevenson urges EDC approval letter to Mendes France
Adlai Stevenson says he wrote to French Premier Mendes France to express alarm over European Defense Community developments and to assure that U S support for ratification is not partisan. He noted the letter was personal and not initiated by the State Department or seen by them.
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Chicago
Adlai ‘Stevenson
Pierre ‘Mendes
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Newcomers in Lawton Raulstons and Thompson families arrive
Jack and Betty Raulston from California opened Raulston's furniture store at 521 C north of the courthouse after moving to Lawton. Herb and Catherine Thompson from Tennessee live at 1721 Cherry and plan to move to a North 31st home, with two fishing sons. Helga Jaegle, a new addition to the Safrit family from Stuttgart, Germany, is single and settling in Lawton, joining other arrivals in the community.
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Lawton
Jack
Betty Raulston
California
Greer County
Mangum
West Coast
Oklahoma
Raulston
Court House
Raulstons
Herb
Catherine Thompson
Tennessee
Cherry
North 31St
Thompsons
Liberty Heights
Park- Davis Drug Company
Helga Jaegle
Clarence
Martha Safrit
Stutt- Sart
Germany
Susie Sad Ae
Lawton Am
Helga Martha
Wee Sac
Hospital News Items From Oklahoma City Area
Hospital notices list admissions and discharges for numerous patients across towns such as Byars Apache Faxon Fletcher Oklahoma City and Wichita Falls. The data include names ages origins and medical or surgical statuses with births and weights noted for several newborns.
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David C. Sprague
Wichita Falls
Tex
Tom
Lottie Slatten
Joey Norma Cartwright
E. J. Christmas
Douglas
Grace Rippy
Bell
Judith Ann Capshaw
William Capshaw
Chattanooga
Benita Blackstar
Walters
Jimmy Hinson Sr
Dearborn
Arthur Mann
Apache
Gaylon Lee
Leon Simmons
Leo Justice
Fletcher
Jackie Runells
Faxon
J. W. Stringer
Joyce Hopkins
Ova Hopkins
Baldwin
Three Comanche County Indians Sentenced for Burglary
Superior court Judge Robert Landers sentenced Arnold Apauty Morris Komardley and Davis Charcoal to four years each after pleading guilty to burglary of Colvin's grocery in Cache Oklahoma. Charcoal received a concurrent four year term for burglary of the Bill Dinsey farmhouse north of Medicine Park. The Colvin's grocery theft included about 110 dollars in fishing gear food and cigarettes. A car and clothing were taken.
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Superior Court
Robert Landers
Comanche County
Arnold Apauty
Morris Komardley
Davis Charcoal
Colvin
Cache
Charcoal
Bill Dinsey
Medicine Park
Colvin's
Revival Opens Wednesday Night in Mattie Beal Park
A union revival of First Pentecostal Holiness and Gospel Lighthouse churches starts Wednesday night in Mattie Beal park on 11th street. The open air meeting runs 10 nights with the Gredson Trent evangelistic party led by T Trent of Hammond Oklahoma. Special singing features Mrs Gredson on the electric organ assisted by Earl Gredson of Hollister. Sponsors of the revival are the local congregations.
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Pentecostal Holiness and
Gospel Lighthouse
Mattie Beal Park
11Th Street
Gredson
Truck Licensing Complaints Filed in Texas
Two Texas truck drivers were charged with improper vehicle registration and one driver with operating an over length vehicle without permission. Trooper Cecil Fishburn reported both trucks hauling interstate goods carried only Texas license tags. Downing faced an over length charge under Oklahoma statute while Marton drove a tractor and semi trailer. Both await peace justice court on Friday.
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Texas
Cecil Fishburn
State Weights Division
State 6
Sterling
Arthur Lee Downing
Wichita Falls
Jessie Dee Marton
Fishburn
Downing
Oklahoma
Marton
Peace Justice
Me Rodman
Brazil’s Vargas Dies After Crisis and Resignation
President Cafe faced a deadly political crisis after the Aug. 5 murder of Air Force Major and an assassination attempt on editor Carlos Lacerda. Cabinet resignations followed his bid. Vargas killed himself four hours after agreeing to resign. The new president named Lt. F. Eduardo Gomes as air minister while war minister Da Costa stayed amid pressure to avoid civil war.
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Cafe
Air Force
Carlos Lacerda
F. Eduardo Gomes
Gomes
Vargas
Zenobian Costa
Cofe
da Costa
Ala
Ag Department Sees Banner Year For Beef Consumption
The department projects a record beef consumption year as Americans are expected to eat more beef than ever. A meat and livestock outlook notes supply will rebound rapidly, with resupply increasing sharply in September as markets adjust.
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Department
Markets State Poultry Eggs Oklahoma City News
Oklahoma Department of Agriculture lists current poultry and egg prices across cities including Lawton Enid Fairview Hobart Medford Vici Blackwell Yukon Clinton and Vinita Broilers and hens show mixed movements with some regional increases. Prices cited for products and deliveries cover multiple towns and include firm No 1 broilers and varying hen prices.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of “Agriculture
Lawton
Bison
Alva
Kingfisher
Hennessey
Enid
Fairview
Hobart
Medford
Vici
Blackwell Yukon
Sol Eh Bae
Feetene
Wion
Clinton
Hooker
Broilers
F.o.b. Farm
Vinita
Muskogee
Ardmore
Tulsa
Chandler
Durant
Watonga
Pauls Zvalley
Chickasia
Laverne
Hfchlester
Elk City
Blackwell
el Reno
McAlester
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Report and Prices
Oklahoma City market notes show regional cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep sales with prices. Beef steers around 20.00 to 22.25 for high quality. cows mostly 8.50 to 11.00. slaughter calves 15.00 to 18.00. stocker calves 11.00 to 29.00. hogs mostly 22.50 to 23.25. spring lambs up to 18.50. Butter values steady in Chicago futures and wholesale. Australia boxers prompt promoter challenges.
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Oklahoma City
USDA
Relief program eyed for eastern Oklahoma workers
Relief stage one in 50 years discussed by Oscar V Stone assistant to Block. About 10213 Indians and 1869 others in the state drawing emergency rations from the U S Department of Agriculture surplus program. Reps Edmondton and Albert push for federal work in plains districts. They seek a plan to combat memjayne in eastern Oklahoma and meet with Commerce Department officials to review area development. Some say a general work program cannot be confined to eastern Oklahoma and propose using emergency funds to build water facilities. Officials in eight southeastern counties seek restoration of means to aid destitute families.
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Oscar V. Stone
Block
U. S. Department of Agriculture
White House
Ed Edmondton
Muskogee
Carl Albert
McAlester
Lite House
Oklahoma
Gabriel Hague
Eisenhower
Department of Commerce
Edmondson
Albert
Walter Williams
Commerce
Water dispute leads to court hearing over city line
A man contesting a water bill claims he does not owe back water and questions authority of Arnold who cut his line. Winham lacks a water meter and police anticipate a lively hearing before Police Judge Don Fisher as city officials work to prove water use.
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Arnold
Winham
Don Fisher
Sammie Kennard Leaves Lawton for San Benito Texas
Sammie Kennard departed Monday for his home at San Benito Texas after spending the summer here with his grandmother Mrs Nelle M Peard 906 D The 12 year old son of M Sergeant and Mrs W E Kennard of San Benito Also Mr and Mrs Jeff Lee Ketchum returned to Scotia New York after visiting in Lawton with grandmother Mrs W P Rhoades 914 S Fifth and at Rush Springs with his mother Mrs Rosie Sullivan
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Sammie Kennard
San Benito
Tex
Nelle M. Peard
W. E. Kennard
Jeff Lee Ketchum
Scotia
N. Y
Lawton
W. P. Rhoades
S. Fifth
Rush Springs
Rosie Sullivan
Attacked man reports unknown assailants at wrong address
Marlin Smith told police Monday night he was attacked and beaten by three unidentified men. He lives at 810 Bell and previously received medical care at Memorial Hospital. He did not know his attackers.
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Marlin Smith
Bell
Smith
Memorial Hospital
Judge Assesses 6 Traffic Fines at Fort Sill
Fort Sill six traffic cases heard by Judge Fisher. A 20 year old soldier was fined for reckless driving. Alfred Beazell must forfeit 116 percent? Lee forfeited a $20 bond for no license. Collier paid a $20 bond for using profane language.
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Fort Sill
Alfred Beazell
Lee
Fisher
Collier
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs J V Sessums Former Lawton Resident
Funeral rites were held for Mrs J V Sessums who recently died. A former Lawton resident, she served as president of the McKinley PTA and was worthy matron of Lawton Chapter No 82 CES. Survived by her daughter and four grandchildren, including Mrs Tharel. Her husband died in April 1948 and was employed by the Rock Island Railway. She was a member of the First Baptist Church.
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Pera Bes
J. V. Sesmumn
Lawton
Rock Island Railway
Sessums
McKinley Pta
CES
First Baptist Church
Tharel
Graveside rites for infant Pollock set in Sunset Gardens
Christella Abbie Pollock, nine day old daughter of Pvt Alfred S Pollock and wife from 1516 Summit, died shortly after birth. The graveside service will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Sunset Memorial Gardens with the First Assembly of God church officiating. Becker Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Christella Abbie Pollock
Pvt
Alfred S. Pollock
Summit
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Nate Fied
First Assembly of God Church
Becker Funeral Home
Cotton Buyers Plan Session Marking Quota Duties
A session for county cotton buyers to address marketing quota responsibilities penalties reports record keeping and other duties was planned. Attendees include Otto Kluck Marvin Pannell L Williams J L Barger George Ezell C L Simpson Sterling Delbert Cline and others from various gins.
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USDA
Otto Kluck
You Co-Op
Marvin Pannell
L. Williams
Peace Gin
Faxon
J. L. Barger
Indiahoma Gin
George W. Ezell
C. L. Simpson
Sterling
Oklahoma voters urged to back Democratic ticket
COE says the majority of Oklahomans will rally to the Democratic gubernatorial vote defeated in the July 6 primary to support the party. Former Gov Roy J Turner who withdrew from a run off with Sen Kerr says he will stay in the fold and back the ticket though not planning an active role.
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Oklahoma
Roy J. Turner
Robert S. Kerr
City Teacher Departs For Purcell Assignment
Mrs. Preston Trimble, formerly Miss Ann Horne, leaves today to teach junior and senior English at Purcell High School and to oversee the library. She will be a University of Oklahoma junior studying journalism and directing campus Dad's Day activities in October. She belongs to Chi Omega and her husband is a Delta Kappa Epsilon member.
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Preston Trimble
Ann Horne
Purcell
Trimble Bleeck
New High School Faculty and Staff Updates
New teachers join the high school for the coming year including Marvin Bickett returning to agriscience duties, Jeff Swindle from junior high, and Margaret Leard in girls physical education. Other hires cover driver training, algebra, chemistry, history, French, English, speech, and various coaching roles. Athletic director Bob Bodenhamer and assistant principals Gene Hancock and Glen Dosser are named, with office staff expanded and ongoing preparations for the first day of school and sod landscaping to prevent soil wash.
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Marvin Bickett
al Green
Jeff Swindle
Peaster
Milfred Dosser
Norman Monroe
Ira Jean Snow
Roberta Pain
Jim Davis
Wilford Burris
Bertha ‘Mae Scherler
Jack
From the Files of the Coast Ten Years Ago
Cohesive snapshot notes ten years back with items on First Lt. Earl E Schmidt killed in France-ro bert Willis undergoing tonsillectomy- Comanche Cotton Baptist association meeting Fletcher church- Milo Tague Kiwanis honors- rape charge case- Judge E L Richardson named to chair county Democratic delegation- light rain in city- L H S student Mable Mildred Harned dies- 1934 Camel grid practice to open- Stand Up and Cheer at local theater- city cigar man robbed of trousers- 30 years ago Fy fair cooperation- Masonic picnic at Craterville Park- Kard J Mock red letter testament Bible dictionary at Ft Sill laundry- reserve officers plan smoker for Army officers
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Earl E. Schmidt
France
Robert Willis
Z. W. Willis
Comanche-Cotton Baptist Association
Fletcher Church
Milo Tague
Kiwanis
Aesee
E. L. Richardson
Mable Mildred Harned
LHS
Shirley Temple
James Dunnis
Craterville Park
Kard J. Mock
Ft. Sill
Tinker Airmen To Get Pay Twice Monthly Test Run
Officials at Tinker Air Force Base will pay airmen twice monthly on the 5th and 20th in a test run after complaints they are broke by mid month. The spokesman announced the change as an attempt to ease the middle of the month pay blues.
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Tinker
Oklahoma City
Tinker Air Force Base
Sleeping Tablet Victim Jailed After Overdose Incident
A Lawton woman admitted Tuesday night after an overdose of sleeping tablets remained in county jail today. Officers said a physician reported four or more tablets taken. Her brother-in-law rushed her to Kiowa Indian hospital after his wife phoned from work. Charges pending pending police questioning.
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A_ Lawton
Kiowa
Lawton City Council Approves Slough Improvements Plan
Council moved to approve improvements on Slough at Lake Lawtonka to cut city repair costs and reduce future damage risk. Ralph Hennessee to receive 17 210 for release from liability and for warehouse, minnow pond and boat landing works. Planning commission to study annexation and truck restrictions near Ferris Street.
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Lake Lawtonka
Hennessee
Ralph Hennessee
Sneed Acres Addition
Ferris
Water Department
Planning and Zoning Commission
Fields
Dunning Addition
Mattie Beal
Eee Aaaeioe
Sitanewight Company
East Lawton
Car Repair Biz Booms in Johnstown Pa
Garages in Johnstown Pennsylvania report strong business with aSales growth noted in recent period as motorists seek repair services. Local shops credit steady demand and steady turnover amid ongoing vehicle maintenance needs.
Conservationists to Meet in Stillwater Oklahoma
Conservation committees from three area counties are invited to meet next Sunday at Oklahoma A&M College to organize an Oklahoma Ou! Council district and develop a program.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A&m College
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