Year’s Program For Scouting Is Outlined In City
City officials and district leaders outline this year’s scouting agenda in Comanche Boy Scout district meetings. The program, starting Sept 2, includes demonstrations, film viewing, and a streamlined schedule for general meetings, with Richard Hopper and LeRoy Tahaan among key presenters and district officials presiding. Attendees include Jace Trewery, Roy Monigom, George Peterson, and many local leaders and families.
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Comanche
cit-County
Ccnfi Dent
WL Scout
Charley Adams
Milner
Moore
Richard
LeRoy Tahaan
Inded
Jace Trewery
Roy J. Monigom
George Peterson
Harry Kels
Bostick
C Passans
Eugene Townson
Levi KR Scott
Ike Wiliams
G. Hopper
Bhannon Kennedy
B.C. Padgett
Henry Sabine
Jnrand Myrs
Ose B. Fitch
LeRoy Julian
Hardy Watson
W. Bruce Amis
Lyndon M. Jackson
Jay Ower
Charley Saffa
Phil
Altercations Probed After City Night Court Appearance
Police investigated three altercations from Thursday night. Margaret Curtis, 208 N First, awaits trial on assault connected to a tavern brawl at First and Dearborn. Mrs Early Reed, 1607 Garfield, treated for forehead wounds after a knife attack. Jennaie Reece to face disturbance charges. Russell Francis, 102 Maine, hospitalized for scalp and head injuries after a fall. Mary Green, 1607 Garfield, treated for lacerations and contusions after an incident with a companion.
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City Poliece
Margaret Curtis
Wis Jal
Mattia
First
Dearborn
Early Reed
Reed
Jennaie Reece
Reece
Reed Wart
Russell Francis
Maine
Mary Green
Garfield
Lacerna
Five Charged With Use Of Dynamite To Catch Fish
A group of five Sterling men faced counts of illegally dynamiting along Cache Creek, a mile north of U S Highway 62 west of Elgin. The charges describe explosion activity tied to the fishing method. Penalties include up to $500 fine and a year in jail.
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Cache Creek
Elgin
L. E. Crawford
G. W. Horne
U. S. High
Enel Alford
Jack Buster Boles
Bruce Miller
Nasty Rankin
Sies
Kenneth and
John Miser
Ficton- Pager
Lee Snyder
Oklamms City
Ernest Kerr
Noeana
J. FR. Turnbill
Chicago Butter Prices and Oklahoma City Livestock Report
Chicago butter prices show firming at 92 to 93 score with a 492,636 lb daily load. Oklahoma City livestock trade remains slow. cattle and calves uneven, hogs up to 28.00 for good weights, sheep limited, steady to higher on some classes. Cotton futures in New York end mixed. grains range with modest gains in corn and wheat. New York stock closes show mixed gains and declines across major issues.
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Oklahoma City
USDA
Western Powers Plan For Atomic Control Rejected
LAKE SUCCESS Aug 20 The Soviet Union rejected the western powers blueprint for a world atomic control agency calling it based on unacceptable Baruch plan precepts. Andrei Gromyko argued the six documents centered on ownership and licensing to control dangerous energy facilities and raw materials contradict the goal of a world atom control system.
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Lake Success
Russia
World Atomic Control Agency
United States Atomic Control Program
Andrei Gromyko
UN Atomic Energy Commission
Gromyko
Berthard M. Baruch
World Control Agency
World Agency
Gromyka
Four Complaints Filed Against 2 In Police Court
Four complaints totaling 80 dollars were on file in municipal court against two Fort Sill men. RB. Stoltz faced a charge of permitting another to operate his car without a state license. H. Dotson faced three counts driving without a license reckless driving and possession of whiskey. He was ordered to appear. Inez Fuller faced a charge of allowing another to drive her car without a license and Howard Fuller faced a charge of operating a car without a license.
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Bonda
Fort Sill
RB. J. Stoltz
H.dotson
Inez Fuller
Howard Fuller
Stock movers and closing card stocks report
New York August 20 closing stock card lists percent changes for several companies across sectors. Standouts include Cal up 58 percent, Sinclair Oil up 16, Socony-Vacuum up 167, Southern Pacific up 43, United Airlines up 19, United Aircraft up 10, U S Rubber down 44, U S Steel down 7, Woolworth up 468 percent, and others such as Texas Co up 61 and Ford M Con up 18.
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New York
Am Airlines
Bie
Armour and Co
Aveo Mig
Ub Barnsdale Oi
and& Beth Steel
Beech Aire
Ebraniff
Ches and Ohio
Chickasha
Chrysler Corp
Coca-Cola
Columb and
Curt-Wright
Douglas Aire
du Pont de WN
Ith Fagle-Pich
Eastman Kodak
Gen Erec Joh
Gen Woods
Gen Motors
Goodyr
Ua Gulf Oi
Hercules Pond
Ty WW Cent
Johns-Munsvl
Kan City South
Hennecott Cop
Liggett End Myers
Lion Oil
Lacw's Inc
Long Bel Lor
Martin
Melkess
Mid-Coal Pet
Montrom Ward
Nat Can
Ma Wat Dairy
Nat Distillers
NY Central RR
St. Joseph
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
Socony-Vacuum
Southern Pacific
Stand
Cal
Stand Oil Ind
Brudebraker Corp
Swift End Co
Down & Texas Co
Texas Gulf Prod
Texeo Gulf Sylph
Tidewater Ail
United Air Linea
United Aircraft
US Rubber
US Steel
Wilson and Co
Woolworth
Lawton Personal Items Include Births Moves and Hospital Notes
After a year in Colorado Springs Cara and the Botkin family have reestablished their Lawton home with Mrs. Botkin’s mother. Rev Don Harrel and family return from Eagle Nest New Mexico. Mrs Sidney Bentley and daughter Claudina return from visiting relatives. Gamblin announce a new baby son born at Angus hospital. Several others and infants noted returning from Angus hospital and various hospital stays at Southwestern. Larry Royce Goes is named for their newborn son. Mrs Mary McVicker leaves for Denver to visit her brother critically ill.
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Colorado Springs
Cara
John E. Botkin
Lawton
Botkin
Eliza Bondurant
Royal Typewriter
Larry Royce
Mra
Odell
Southwestern Hospital
Thief snatches purse in dawn break-in
Walter Flutching of 311 B recalls purse thefts after a prowler opened a screen window near he and Mrs Hutchins while they slept. The intruder took a purse with no money inside and left it on the ground, prompting calls for guarding against thieves.
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Walter Flutching
Mré
Hutchins
Grand Larceny Charge Dismissed In Court
Isaac Pointer Geronimo faced grand larceny charges after allegedly bringing a 410 gauge shotgun to court that had been stolen. The weapon was returned to owner Simon P. Fanaler. Justice Fred Kinmonth dismissed the case. R. C. Buchanan pleaded not guilty to felonious toffery at a later preliminary hearing.
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Isaac Pointer
Geronimo
Simon P. Fanaler
Justice of the Peace
Fred Kinmonth
R. C. Buchanan
Lawton
Kinmonth
Menday
Accounting Course to Run at Cameron College
A six day accounting course for bookkeepers and accountants of Farmer Cooperative firms in southwestern Oklahoma will begin Monday at Cameron College under G. P. Terpening extension economist. About 30 employees are expected to attend. The course will be conducted similarly to a previous session.
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Oklahoma
Cameron College
G. P. Terpening
Greek Mandates Go To Maximos Amid Cabinet Crisis
King Paul today gave a mandate to Demetrio Maximos to form a new government after the cabinet crisis sparked by his resignation. Maximos accepted in principle but major obstacles remained over war minister and public order posts, and the scope of premier and foreign minister authority. He conferred with U S ambassador Lincoln MacVeagh as the political council debated for hours without resolving faction disputes.
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Athens
Paul
Demétrious Maximos
Maximos
U. S
Lincoln Macveagh
St Mary’s School Enrollment Schedules Vary by Grade
Seniors and juniors, along with sophomores from 1 pm, begin enrollment with half-day windows. Elementary pupils attend from 9 am to noon and 2 pm to 4 pm. Pupils in all 12 grades at St Mary’s schools enrolled today, with regular classes slated to begin there Tuesday.
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Noor
St Mary's
Tucad
Ten Cityans Named for Lawton Rent Board
Roy J. Turner recommended ten Lawton citizens to serve on the advisory board of the Lawton rent control area. The list, sent to Frank Creedon in Washington, includes John Kennedy Howard Babbitt Don Billingslca Mrs. Frank Sneed George Whillen Orville Pape Emmett G. Melee Henry Tahustarn Everett Neptune and Gil Griswold. Also noted are restrooms nearing completion at Mattie Beal part with a new concrete block double building and a completed restroom near the pool as part of city softball center development.
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Roy J. Turner
Lawton
Frank Creedon
Washington
Oklahoma
John Kennedy
Howard Babbitt
Don Billingslca
Frank Sneed
George Whillen
Orville Pape
Emmett G. Melee
Henry Jtahustarn
Everett Neptune
Gil Griswold
Mattie Beal Part
Jess Percival
City Paple
Mathie Beal
Stephens County Oil Pool Discovery In Duncan Oklahoma
Duncan Oklahoma August 2 Discovery of a new oil pool announced after Mudge Oil Co wheat well seven miles northeast of Duncan produced last night It was the third major wildcat strike in Oklahoma in the last week Two other wildcat producers were brought in in Patterson Watomie and Oklahoma counties The Mudgewell No 1 Sem britzky in section 24 1 north 7 west flowed for 82 minutes on the stem test at 7185 feet producing clear green air estimated at 15 to 20 barrels per hour with sample gravity around 45 Duncan oil men predicted the discovery would bring the biggest development in this area in the last 10 years.
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Duncan
Ohla
Mudge Oil Co
Oklahoma
Poterwatomie
Duncan Oil
UNRRA Report and Marshall Plan Aid Demands Decline
UNRRA discusses a practical recovery plan while Lovett mentions reduced American aid demands by next year, referencing the 16 nation Paris conference on the Marshall plan. The report continues from Page One, outlining expected funding and policy steps.
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Paris
Lovett
First Bale Continued From Page One
The report notes boll weevil conditions improving though boll worm damage remains a concern. The first bale holder plans to sell once ginned and buyers bid, with October New York market around 31.50 dollars per hundred.
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Krisher
New York
Lawton Man Charged With Forgery Of Check
Langford Martin of Lawton faces forgery charges in justice court over a 439.75 check tied to Sullins Welding. Ray Miller filed the complaint. Judge John Manny presides as other auto and traffic fines are listed for various defendants including Sarah Mabel Wolvyerten and Warle Wayne Good.
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Langford Martin
Lawton
Savas
Justice Court
Ray Miller
Martin
Justice of the
John Manny
Manning
Jogse
Pruner
Chickasha
Sarah Mabel Wolvyerten
Warl Wayne Good
Cnehe
Rites Held Continue Page One for Henson Family
Hila Simms and Mel Vern Rel, both of Cache, survive with three sons Henry Henson Oleiphonia ily Atten Henson Baltimore Md and Albert Henson Cox City. A brother A I Henson of Caddo Mills Texas, 21 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild also listed. Rev R T Baker was to officiate burial in the Cache cemetery directed by the Cache Funeral home.
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Hila Simms
Mel Vern Rel
Cace
Hensry Henson
Oleiphonia Ily
Atten Henson
Baltimore
Albert Henson
Cox City
A. I. Henson
Caddo Mills
Texas
Rev
R. T. Baker
Will
Cache Cemetery
Cache
Germany’s Industrial Plan Faces Allied Debate
Foreign ministers from Germany and France spar over a plan to raise Germany’s industrial capacity. British commander Aly Marshal Sir Shalto Douglas said France broadly accepts the need for expansion. The program targets a 15 percent 1936 exp curve to about $2 trillion annually, with Gen Lucius D. Clay and Douglas agreeing Potsdam 1949 levels remain inadequate.
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France
Aly Marshal
Shalto Douglas
Germany
Lucius D. Clay
Amerjcan
Douglas
New School Supervisor Appointed from Central State
General article notes the appointment of a new school supervisor who has taught at Washington school for four years and previously at General school. She is a past president of the Lawton branch of the Association for Childhood Education and state vice‑president for the elementary group in the past year. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Central State.
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Washington School
Lawton
Agsociation For Childhood Education
Miss Talla
Central State
Teacher’s college in Edmond and Oklahoma master’s degree
The subject earned a teachers college credential in Edmond and a Master’s degree in elementary education from the University of Oklahoma. She did special work in elementary education at Carolyn Swope private school in Long Beach California.
Motorists Charged On Parking Violations
Police records show Mrs John W Tyree posting a 1 bond for a court appearance on a no parking charge. C E Edwards forfeited a 1 bond on a double parking charge.
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John W.tyree
Ecourt
C. E. Edwards
Caretaker Jim Forgen Appointed at Lowell-Whitehead Post
Jim Forgen a retired Lawton master sergeant with 31 years service was named caretaker of the Lowell Whitehead American Legion Seventh following his appointment at the post’s regular meeting last night.
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Jim Forgen
Lawton
Lowell-Whitehead American Legion
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