Patrol Troopers Meet In Lawton
Patrol troopers convene in Lawton for a general discussion on patrol problems and division duties. District head Charles Rice outlines agenda as officials from the state patrol and southern Oklahoma units plan conference actions.
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Lawton
Stale Antrysie
Capt
Aln. Davis
Oslahoma
Thomas Sparks
Alarion Sona Roc
Meds Arthur
Lineton
Dack Craig
Snyder
I Bravo
Bers Panney
Wex Miller Ghiesasha
Death notices and funeral services reported in local columns
Funeral announcements list multiple relatives and names across Alt and Mes regions, noting services, burial details, and attendees. The notice references a storekeeper and various families, with deaths and memorials tied to persons like Susy and Mave Aten, Cra May de Sao Tyuie, among others.
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Neos
Deltonanel
J. OG Wallgasere
Howe
Mir
Tobirty
Final Assault in the Ardennes and Alsace Campaigns 1944 45
The report details Allied operations from the Ardennes breakthrough to the Alsace offensive. American forces, including the Third and Seventh Armies, halted German drives, repelled advances, and protected front lines while conducting counteroffensives. By February, Allied forces secured the Rhine frontier and prepared for northern Germany invasion plans. The Colmar pocket was neutralized, dams on the Roer were seized, and German forces suffered heavy losses before subsequent Rhine crossings.
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SS Third Army
Esouthern
Tritton
Wimblackine
Lwnaecorps Cyont Oy
Seventh Army
Nfuniry
Aerts
J Jake Ortmpgem
Uittert Sues
Ween
Aivision Heidesurters
Busse
Bulge
St .Jamiars
Ieelive
Eisenhower
Reur
Paige
Ardennes
Une US
Seventhnemy
la Kae
Defengea
Pirot
Alsace
Colmar
West
Rhing
F. W. Milburn
First
de Tassigny
Mulhouse
Neuf-Brisach
U. S. Ird
Rhine
Strasbourg
Roer
Schmidt
Mahine
Germany
U. S
Third
Prum-Trier
Hind
Roar
Ladies Night Set by Ellis Elks Club in City Hall
Exalted Ruler Ralph Cline announced a ladies night at Corabingo Hall in the City National Bank building. The event features the grand award a General Electric iron nylon hose and other prizes, with proceeds benefiting the Elks welfare and charity fund. Also planned is a members only gathering Thursday at the lodge hall.
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Lawton Eixs Glib
Iedge
City National Bank
Ralph Cline
General Electric
Elks
Cline
Tiler
Oklahoma City Students Report Absences From Illness
School officials disclosed today that many Oklahoma City students are absent due to influenza and colds. A number of teachers also reported absences, but no plans exist to close schools unless an epidemic worsens, said Dr. H. B. Bruner, superintendent.
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Oklahoma City
Bruner
Farm News and VizNews From the Association
Cotton acreage, winter cover and moisture holding discussed by County Agent GL Weather in Sequoyah County warns of highway fees and fire risks as pockets of unrest arise. Oklahoma A and M forestry specialists advise care for livestock and hay crops amid late fall to winter season pressures. Municean champion corn grower Crowder presented measurements while Paline crops near Briscoe farm report hay yields and weather impacts around Liverton and AEM area.
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Lincoln County
Agen Jarvig Aly
O Oklahoma
GL. Weathe
Sequoyns
Anard
Evergrins
He. Oklahoma A
College
Winter prep tips and payment notice from county agent
Victsbure county agent urges farmers to wrap machinery, coat and grease to prevent rust and store for winter. Farmers must report completion of 745 practices to the groundly Asa office by January 13 for payment. In Cleuheniy practices include contour farming, pasture mowing, legume harvesting, rolling and cover crops, limestone and phosphate application, and establishing permanent pastures.
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Grounly Asa
Cleuheniy
Hawaii Phone Talk Between Sisters After 16 Months
Miss Densil P. Hill, a civil service employee in Hawaii, calls her sister Mrs. Frank Cornforth in Lawton. An operator connected the long delayed talk at 2:30 a.m. after planning a 12:30 call. They spoke about five minutes as Hill expected to be relieved in four months and return home.
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Densil P. Hill
Civil Service
Aimploye
Tawaii
Frank Cormforth
Washington
Hawaii
Miss Hil
Miss Hi! Leaves Lawton for training then to Hawaii
Miss Hi! departed Lawton on July 27 1944 and traveled to Ogden Utah for training before continuing to Seac Ue Washington and Hawaii with her sister and brother in law for many years.
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Miss Hi
Lawton
Ogden
Crah
Seac Ue
Wash
Hawaii
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Gawien Nosiaifiey
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xaLtiern
Rita Senoh
Mermeer Associated Presa Tin Assoessed Press
Euiter
Cemedine
Ieee
Repiiblaatin
Chattanooga
Sao Tyuie
FST
Berea
Business & Professional Notices
John E. Barnes
City Hall
C. J. Gramolini
Babbitt-Pelter
William Poindexter
Hig Renial
Kochler
Appahnent
Moone
P. W. Sawyer
Arhington Drive
Aba Serview Inc
Chis
Abarshat
Turn OF
Frank Smith Tailors & Cleaners
Larry Read
Fort Sif
Boston
Vilebres
Matehedt
D Ave
Ellis
Oklahoma
Cit
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America
Progress Brewing CO
Okahoma City
By Galbraith
Farm News and
Vizews
Munir Ceanly Ts
Seeh Crowder
Wyinekes
Lwaghly
Bt. Wekes
Cibenorferenga
Kay
Pakind- Shinn 7 Association
Palmie
Ely
Vial
AEM
Briscoe
Snow
For All
Ratcliffe Book Store
C Ave
Lawtonian
Bouy
Wyatt Motor Co
BE Ave
Caldwells
Cole's Cleaners
State Farm Insurance Companies
Edwin H. Hood
Joe Donley
D Avenue
R.R. & B Ave
Waymen's
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