Husband Held As Wife Slayer
NEWKIRK Okla Aug 31 A 45 year old truck driver was held here after the fatal shooting of his wife on Main street in Blackwell Bertha Glaze 40 was pronounced dead on arrival at Blackwell General hospital. John Wesley Glaze admitted shooting her in the back with a 12 gauge shotgun after an argument witnesses said he spoke to his wife as she walked by then fired from close range. He was found sobbing outside the emergency room about 45 minutes later.
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Newkirk Okla
Main Street
Blackwell
John Wesley Glaze
Blackwell General Hospital
Bertha
Kay County
Chester Armstrong Jr
Glaze
POWs Continue Repatriation From Kaesong Amid Tense Returns
Reports detail 290 American officers at Kaesong with many enlisted missing, and more than 500 noncommissioned officers awaiting repatriation. Some prisoners face jail terms for alleged offenses, while 80 to 105 convicts are in a guarded tent city. U N forces recount 150 Americans freed, including 45 officers, as 2,400 North Koreans were handed to the Reds with scattered protests.
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Maxey H. Hall Jr
Indianapolis
Ind
Kaesong
J.C. Earl Dantzler
Richmond
U.N
J.C. Harley J. Coon
Reds
U.N. Command
Births and admissions dominate Southwestern Hospital notes
Birth announcements include multiple families from Walker Worthen Wade Mc Allister Kep hart Witt and others with exact times and weights. Dismissals and admissions list patients from Chattanooga Duncan Snyder Anadarko and Oklahoma communities with surgery medical and polio notes.
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Milton M. Walker
Pollard
W. E. Worthen
N. 27Th St
Charlie Wade
Arlington
Haskell McAllister
Apache
C. M. Kephart
T. K. Howell
Chattanooga
W. H. Groves
N. 28Th St
John Manning
Bell
A. S. McBee
W. C. James
Euclid
O. J. Harolson
Duncan
Pat Mitchell
C. Pepper
Summit
James Priest
Jackie Northcutt
Medical
Don Orr
Roy L. McCosh
Doyle Cummins
C. QO. Cummins
Constant
Smith
Sidney Ahlschlager
W. W. Witt
Fletcher
Phillip R. Jones
Lincoln
Wesley Kepler
S. Sixth
Albert Ussery
Goree
Tex
Randal Lee Bagley
Lloyd Bagley
Frederick
Plina Flippe
Bishop
Harold D. Johnson
Harold Johnson
Vinson
John Wayne Williamson
Jesse
Willamson
Jefferson
Frank Burns
Doyle M. Wootten
Roosevelt
Fred C. Greb
Peter Keller
Carver
Gordon L. Brown
Maple
Wally Lynn Hambrick
Jim R. Hambrick Jr
Gary Dean Hundley
John L. Hundley
Altus
Meredith Wayne Roberts
Oran Roberts
Joy M. Lyles
Harold Sc
Floods from Rio Grande City widen flood area and evacuations
Heavy rains and upstream inflows formed a massive Rio Salado lake in Texas, inundating Lopena and Falcon. Evacuations topped 2000 as Robstown and surrounding areas brace for damage estimated in tens of thousands. Corpus Christi Naval Air Station deployed 80 personnel, cots, and blankets to aid Robstown police in guarding empty homes.
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Rio Grande City
Tex
Rio Grande
Mexico
Rio Salado
Falcon Dam
Lopena
Falcon
Austin
Colorado River
Linton
Robstown
Newell
Dudley Dunlap
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station
Girl Scouts select new leaders at Chickasha meeting
Workers urged to contact Nicklas within days as a decision on several new employees looms. The new area council president also serves as president of the Lawton Girl Scout council, a post held three years. Other area officers elected include Ja Ethridge El Reno vice president Mrs F A Moran Chickasha treasurer Olive Sue Davidson Blanchard secretary and Mrs John Howard R M Safely Mrs Joe Moncrief Buster Robb Paul Hillary and Mrs G C Council on the membership nominating committee. Lawtonians at the meeting named Nicklas Lloyd K Bendure Mrs Doris Fisher Mrs Leo D Johns Mrs James Gibson Capt and Mrs C G Sherwood Mr and Mrs Lee Roy Lewis and Thomas G Barnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicklas
Lawton
Joe Moncrief
Buster Robb
Paul Hillary
G. C. Council
Lawtonians
Lloyd K. Bendure
Doris Fisher
Leo D. Johns
James Gibson
C. G. Sherwood
Lee Roy Lewis
Thomas G. Barnard
Muskogee YMCA and YWCA Drive Nets $10,000 Boost
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co added ten thousand dollars to Muskogee’s YMCA fund of three hundred fifty thousand dollars. Drive Chairman P V Root announced the gift and said more large gifts from other utility firms and three Muskogee banks are in process.
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Y’ Fund
Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co
Ywca Building Fund
P. V. Root
Root
Rubber Workers End Strike At Firestone Plants
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co resumes production after a four day strike by CIO United Rubber Workers ending in a national pattern setting agreement. The pact includes a 12 cent hourly raise with a 5 cent general increase lifting average production and maintenance pay to 2.10 dollars per hour across eight plants.
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Cleveland
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
CIO
United Rubber
Firestone
Experts Examine Old German Dollar Bonds
A German American validation board will begin work in New York tomorrow to examine and verify ownership of old German dollar bonds in default since World War II. The offices have been set up at 30 Broad Street in the financial district.
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New York
Broad St
Park Plan Outlines 310 Acre Recreation Complex
A proposed master plan details a 310 acre park with a lake core and zones for recreation, arms, and amenities. It includes a central recreation pavilion, multiple courts and fields, an armory, roadside park, and open air theater, plus parking and restrooms.
Oklahoma unions reject no strike label in new contract
The CIO or its representatives will not order or sanction a work stoppage or slowdown during arbitration or grievance processing. The union says the clause is not a no strike provision and cites earlier company language. The language requires prompt processing of employee grievances to avoid interruptions of service and economic loss.
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Okla
CIO Communications
Oklahoma Oklahoma City price report dairy poultry and cattle
Chicago butter markets show steadier prices with 93 to 65 cent per pound ranges. Oklahoma state department reports varied prices for broilers hens eggs and butterfat across towns. Oklahoma City and Vinita listed price spreads for f.o.b. farm and delivered, with fluctuating egg and chicken prices and a USDA cattle hog and sheep summary noting slow trade and modest declines in most categories.
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State Poultry & Eggs
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture Today
Vinita
Muskogee
Seminole
Shawnee
Altus
Poteau
Cordell
Tulsa
Blackwell
Chickasha
Ardmore
Alva
Lawton
Elk City
McAlester
Durant
Armore
Cordell Os Altus
Enid
Laverne
USDA
Three Charged With Driving Infractions
Three men were arrested for driving offenses and a fourth faced assault and battery charges in a quiet county and highway patrol weekend. William Bewley of Wichita Falls and Frank B McElmoys Jr of Fort Sill were fined for driving left of center, with Bewley paying 25 dollars and McElmoys 35 dollars. Dean E Young of 1929 Sycamore faces speeding at night charges. Edwin C Haddon of Lawton was released on 200 dollar bond after pleading not guilty to assault, arraigned before City Judge John P Fuller ton with trial set for Sept. ?
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William Bewley
Wichita Falls
Tex
Frank B. McElmoys Jr
Fort Sill
Justice of the Peace
Marvin Cameron
Bewley
McElmoys
Dean E. Young
Sycamore
Woodrow Giles
JP Court
Edwin C. Haddon
Lawton
John P. Fullerton
Funeral Rites for Laura Marie Bear Held in Lawton
Laura Marie Bear 310 Arlington died 2:45 a.m. Sunday at Mesquite General Hospital Mesquite Texas after a long illness. Born February 1 1909 in Cushing she married Fred Bear in Fort Worth November 1940 and lived in Lawton since then. Survivors include four sons and one daughter from a previous marriage and a husband plus four daughters all at home arranged by Lawton Funeral Home.
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Laura Marie Bear
Arlington
Mesquite General Hospital
Mesquite
Tex
Cushing
Fred Bear
Fort Worth
Lawton
Bill Baker
Okmulgee
Glenn Baker
Alaska
Jimmy Baker
Florida
Bernard Baker
Kansas
J. C. Casey
Texas
Roberta
Carolyn
Charlene
Karen
E. D. Moore
L. B. Shotwell
J. T. Shotwell
C. C. Shotwell
Addie Shotwell
Lawton Funeral Home
Joseph Fischer
Chattanooga
Clara Treisa
Russia
St. Anthony
Idaho
Chattanooga Baptist Church
E. J. Ruff
The
Peace Congregational Church
Manitou
Becker Funeral Home
Joseph Jr
John Henry
Clarence Harry
Lee Jackson
Kenneth Minter
Oklahoma City
Henry Treisa
Ed Treisa
Rt. 4
Christian Treisa
Roger Lynn Fischer
Funeral services for Richard Nelson Thomas held at 10 a.m.
Funeral services were held for Richard Nelson Thomas at 10 a.m. at Wesley Methodist Church with Rev. Fred Stoltz officiating. Burial followed at Highland cemetery under the care of Lawton Funeral Home. pallbearers were C. A. Dean Billy Don Woodall L. B. McClearen and Fred A. Schneeberger.
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Richard Nelson Thomas
Nelson Thomas
S. Ninth
Wesle Methodist Church
Fred Stoltz
Highland Cemetery
Lawton Funeral Home
C. A. Dean
Billy Don Woodall
L. B. McClearen
Fred A. Schneeberger
Mrs. Fred Theahkie rites held at Comanche mission
Mrs. Fred Theahkie 64 died Saturday morning in a local hospital. Last rites were at the Comanche Dutch Reform mission with Rev. Robert Chaat officiating. Burial at Highland cemetery, Becker Funeral home in charge. Survived by husband two sons in Fort Worth and Charles L. in the Mission, two daughters, two sisters and 11 grandchildren.
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Fred Ticeahkie
Comanche Dutch Reform Mission
Robert Chaat
Highland Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Theahkie
Faxon
Lawton
Robert Coffee
Clarence Pipestein
Wichita Kan
Bracy Murrow
Forest Kassanavoid
Thomas Tahkofper
Melvin Kerchee
Fort Worth
Charles L
Wichita
Kan
Cora Alamanto
Sarah Pohocsucut
Airmen Nab Watermelon Theft And Weekend Laws
Youthful airmen Wayne L. Yagla and William C. Moss Jr posted bonds after a Lawton stand watermelon theft. The weekend saw 19 people booked for various offenses as Lawton police handled fights and gunplay accusations among residents.
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Sheppard Field
Tex
Wayne L. Yagla
William C. Moss Jr
Lawton
Lawton View
Henry Crawford
S. 15Th
Willie Brown
Don Fisher
Juanita Phelps
Doug
Fur Union Leader Surrenders on Fraud Charges
Ben Gold, head of the International Fur and Leather Workers' Union, surrendered to federal authorities in Washington. He was indicted on three counts for lying in an August 1950 affidavit to the National Labor Relations Board claiming he was not a Communist.
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Washington
Upben Gold
Gold
International Fur and Leather Workers’ Union
National Labor Relations Board
U S Officials Hit Red Talk Refusals
Washington reports Soviet refusal to send a representative to a London peace talks session proposed by the Big Three Western Powers. State Department says Moscow cited flimsy and insincere grounds for not attending the daylong discussions on Austria peace treaty work.
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Washington
Russia
London
Austria
State Department
Two-Price Crop Plan Is Debated
Washington August 31 up chairman George D Aiken said the Senate Agriculture Committee will give serious consideration next year to a two price support plan for wheat and possibly other crops. He predicted Congress will not radically change the current farm program building on what exists. Next session must decide on extending or revising the six basic crops price support law at nine tenths parity which expires next year. Secretary Ezra Benson criticizes the law as too rigid and favors a more flexible system to prevent costly over production.
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Washington
George D. Aiken
Rvt
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Agriculture Department
Ezra T. Benson
Correction notice on N-Deck Jackets ad read
A correction in Sunday's U S Surplus Store ad clarifies the N-1 Deck Jackets description. The revised line notes al paca lining and collar water repellent knit wristlet cuff inside sleeve hidden zipper closure and price at 14 95 dollars.
Muskogee Officials, Army Engineers Plan Tulsa Meeting
Muskogee city officials and Army Engineers will meet in Tulsa on Thursday to discuss Muskogee’s request for a flow line from Fort Gibson dam to the city water filtration plant. Results will be sent to a congressional committee reviewing federal funding.
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Muskogee
Okla
Army
Tulsa
Fort Gibson
Congressional
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Institute of Community Development
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Thomas W. Nichols
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Brigham Young Agency
Koehler Bidg
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