Garvin County Seeks Help in Stratford Burglaries
Garvin County Sheriff Swinney asked Lawton officers to aid a Stratford burglary probe. On the night of November 27 thieves struck five Stratford firms, stealing cash, merchandise, and valuables from Bayless Drug, C. M. Mays Lumber, Farmers Exchange, Harris Grocery, and E. W. Millsap Furniture. Items stolen include watches, lighters, pens, a razor, shells, tools, coats, shirts, and coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud B. Swinney
Pauls Valley
Garvin County
Lawton
Stratford
Otis Waldron
Swinney
Nobnockers
Farmers Exchange
Bayless Drug Store
C. M. Mays Lumber Co
Harris Grocery
E. W. Millsap Furniture Store
Oklahoma City Livestock Markets Reported Prices and News
California cattle and hog trade notes show calves light, cows held for Monday. Sheep and hogs largely nominal with slight steadying. State poultry items list wheat, broilers, eggs, butterfat and pecan prices across Oklahoma locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
USDA
State Department of Agriculture Today
Guyman
Hooker
Blackwell
Medford
Vici
Frederick
Hobart
Clinton
Enid
Kingfisher
Bison
el Reno
Hennessey
Lawton
Yukon
Tulsa
Muskogee
Vinita
Watonga
Alva
Elk City
Woodward
Pauls Valley
Laverne
Elk Reno
Reno
Shawnee
Student Speaks To Lawton Business Club
Lawton high school senior Marilyn Salyer spoke at the American Business club noon luncheon at the Hotel Lawwtonian about safe driving. Ambucs inducted new member Ed Dewey and discussed their photo Christmas card selling campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Salyer
Lawton
American Business Club
Lawwtonian
Ambucs
Ed Dewey
Lawton Man’s Guernsey Cow Completes 305 Day Test
Lawton resident Lawton Burton's registered Guernsey Brenda-Myr's L. J. Lou finished a 305 day production test under Oklahoma A&M supervision. The junior 3-year-old yielded 9,991 pounds of milk and 507 pounds of fat, equal to about 4,650 quarts, milking twice daily for 3 1/2 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Man
Guernsey
Lawton Burton
Lawton
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Brenda-Myr
L. J. Lou
Oklahoma A&m College
Rally of One Hundred Teens Arrives in Lawton
About 100 teen-agers will arrive in Lawton this afternoon to attend a Presbyterian young people's rally at Westminster Presbyterian church. Rev. M. L. Baker, pastor, announced. The rally runs through Saturday with churches represented from Lawton Oklahoma City Mangum Duncan Shawnee and Minco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Westminster Presbyterian Church
M. L. Baker
Oklahoma City
Mangum
Duncan
Shawnee
Minco
Lawton Airport finances and historic bond build
City figures detail revenue from rental and commissions at Lawton Airport including $15 per month per 20 hangars, $319 and $263 monthly from Continental and Central Airlines, and $500 yearly from Cy Bell for pasture land lease. The airport was funded by a $595,000 bond issue matched by the federal government, four years of construction, and a $100,000 modern building. A separate traffic accident on Lincoln street caused extensive damage to multiple vehicles after Brown and Mrs Wood lost control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Johnson
Continental
Central Airlines
Huscher Flying Service
Cy Bell
Lawton
N. 12Th
Lincoln Street
Damaged Page One Continues With Collision Details
A two car crash at Sheridan and Cache Roads injures a Negro maid, Katherin Brown, who is taken to Fort Sill hospital after a 1950 Oldsmobile hits a 1953 Studebaker driven by Donald Ervin Grigg. The Oldsmobile’s driver is Mrs. Audrey Gene Tenopi James. Additional crashes involve a taxi cab and Red Bull Van Lines semi trailer near S. First and a three way wreck at Lincoln and N. 12th involving Clarice Emily Brown and G P Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Cache Roads
J. H. Lee
Eulis Young
Katherin Brown
No. 342
Dearborn
Fort Sill Hospital
Studebaker
Cache Road
Donald Ervin Grigg
Oldsmobile
Audrey Gene Tenopi James
Kenneth Stradley
Young
Red Bull
Clarice Emily Brown
Lincoln
G. P. Wood
LaSill
Navy diver Tallarico survives perilous underwater rescue
Talilarico dived from a Navy launch for a routine job and became trapped by a mine as his air hose fouled. Fisher and other divers battled a rushing tide for hours to reach him, lifting him in stages to the surface. Decompression kept him under care before he finally surfaced in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Talilarico
William G. Fisher
Williamsport
Tallarico
Fisher
Finnlly
Gray Renegar
Berlin four power status disputed by East German media
Ambassador Conant commented on Soviet moves amid Berlin tensions. He said he does not expect an imminent blockade and left whether Russia planned it to historians. East Berlin’s Neues Deutschland declared the four power occupation status nonexistent after Western protests over Soviet claims.
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Berlin
Conant
Dasher
East Berlin
Neues Deutschland
Communist Party
Russia
East Germany
Suspect Denies Larceny Charge in Local Case
Charlie Hill, 50, jailed on a 1500 dollar bond after pleading innocent to grand larceny. Magistrate set preliminary hearing for December 14 at 2 p.m. Hill allegedly stole six wrist watches worth 60 dollars from Flick's Drug at 3010. Detective Lt. Cleo Stout signed the complaint and said one watch was recovered from a buyer who bought it from Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Hill
Chickasha
Marvin E. Cameron
Hill
Flick
Cleo Stout
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Moffitt Heller
W. C. Bonnell
Radiant Star
Baylor
Hamilton
Sale Jewelry Company
America's ‘Exqui Dunono
Buster Wyatt
Sible
Oklahoma
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