Moving sale: household and livestock items offered
A chaotic listing of furniture, appliances, clothing, hay, and farm goods for sale. Items include a three piece blonde bedroom suite with mattress and box springs for 125, wicker and sewn pieces, a 24 inch bicycle, two 26 inch girls bikes, fed by various contact numbers and locations such as 608 Washington and 1113 Maple, plus a Keystone 8mm movie camera for 50 dollars.
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Washington
Rabbits & Hutch
Garfield
Experienced car hop for Eaton Inn job
Advertises in person application at Eater Inn on Cache Road. OKLAHOMAN & Times Agency seeks boys ages 12 to 15 for routes, with contact via telephone 331 or visits to the Agency office at 507 S. 5th. Also recruiting at Pig Stand 1015 S. 2nd.
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Cache Road
Oklahoman & Times
800 Acres Highway Front For Cash Rent Near Lawton
Ameri can Realty offers cash rent for 800 acres of pasture within 15 miles of Lawton. For one, two, or three quarters of grass. Call 8778 ee for details and arrangements.
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American_ Realty
Lawton
Property Listing for Lawton Area Farm and Ranch
Ideal country home four miles from Lawton featuring a large modern ranch style five room house with fireplace and basement. Includes 160 acres of grass land with fences barn sheds and water, near Rt. school land. Also offered is a 160 acre alfalfa and wheat farm with 140 acres cultivated and no improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Religious Row Ends Youth Suicide With Friends In Sacramento
In Sacramento California 19 year old Bruce McPherson son of a retired railroad man died after a confrontation over religion with two friends Robert Devlin and Thomas Hughes. Hughes an Episcopalian gave McPherson a loaded revolver and urged him to pull the trigger. Police and the district attorney are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Bruce McPherson
Robert Devlin
Thomas Hughes
Hughes
McPherson
Devlin
Gerald Johnson
Arthur Devlin
Fewer Children Get Second Salk Shot Nationwide
About 20 percent fewer youngsters are receiving the second polio vaccine shot than the first in the Salk drive, AP reports. Some 3,627,036 children have had the second dose. 7,794,354 had the first. Factors include distrust after Cutter incident and logistical issues like school out and family moves.
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Washington
Associated Press
National Foundation For
Idaho
Massachusetts
Cutter Laboratories
Berekeley
Calif
Living Death Victim Enters Fourth Year in Coma
Stockton California UP A 36 year old woman Mrs Abbie Selah Howland has been in a coma since December 4 1951 following a brain injury in an automobile crash Doctors at San Joaquin General say there is no hope She cannot speak or move and is nourished by a tube She is described as the longest coma on record Her husband Donald and their son Ralph now 14 live with him in Wichita Kansas since about two years before the accident
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Stockton
Calif
Abbie Selah Howland
San Joaquin General
Williams Home Put Under Guard After Bomb Warning
In Lansing Michigan Governor G Mennen Williams statehouse residence has been under 24 hour guard since November 26 after a telephone caller twice warned of a bomb in the building. Police conducted two thorough searches but found no explosives. Mrs Williams could not tell if the caller was man or woman. voice described as muffled.
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Lansing
Mich
G. Mennen Williams
Statehouse
Nancy
Dad Son Rescued From Reservoir Isle
A Bartlesville father and son, John Burt Shusmik 65 and John Edward Shusmik 36, were rescued by Civil Air Patrol units from Pawhuska Bartlesville and South Coffeyville after spending a night on an island in Hulah Reservoir. They suffered exposure while attempting to float to shore in a raft built during a duck hunt when their boat drifted away in a gusty wind.
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Hulah
Okla
Bartlesville
Civil Air Patrol
Pawhuska
South Coffeyville
Hulah Reservoir
John Burt Shusmik
John Edward Shusmik
United States Turns Back Sagebrush War Game
In Fort Polk Louisiana the largest postwar atomic war games end as U S troops repel an aggressor invasion. About 110000 Army and 30000 Air Force personnel simulated atomic havoc over seven million acres. Gen Weyland and Gen Taylor noted advances and lessons learned. Weapons included Corporal Honest John Matador and 280 mm atomic cannon with bombs dropped in simulated attacks.
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FT. Polk
United States
Louisiana
Maxwell Taylor
Army
New Orleans
Cameron Officials To Attend Conference On
Three Cameron college officials will attend a December 12 conference for junior college deans and presidents with University of Oklahoma deans and Dr. George L. Cross on the Norman campus. Representing Cameron are Vernon Howell president Gordon Pain registrar and dean of admissions and Alvin Hand dean of students.
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Cameron College
University of Oklahoma
George L. Cross
Norman
Cameron
Vernon Howell
Gordon Pain
Alvin Hand
Researchers Teach Chickens to Smoke in Lung Cancer Study
In Glasgow at Beatson Memorial Hospital researchers began experiments to determine if smoking affects lung cancer risk. Preliminary results show hens chosen as the most suitable subjects, with tests expanding to other laboratory animals.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Beatson Memorial Hospital
U S Dam Loan Could Restore Egypt Friendship
Al Ahram says the United States can regain Arab confidence by granting a loan for the Aswan high dam project in Egypt. Russia has offered financing, while Egypt seeks World Bank funds, with Dulles and Macmillan discussing the issue at Geneva.
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Cairo
al Ahram
United States
Egypt
Aswan
Nile
Russia
World Bank
Israel
Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Geneva
Macmillan
Kremlin
Chorus To Present Fletcher's Works At Winter Concert
Lawton High School vocal music department presents Fletcher works tonight at 7 30 in the junior high auditorium directed by Ira Jean Snow. William Fletcher, a Lawton instructor, will also lead the Schubert Music club Messiah. A recording of 4400 voices from last month’s Oklahoma A&M festival at Stillwater will be shown.
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VAS
Nonveteran
Gore
Lawton Radio and TV School
Formica & Plywood
Lewis Millwork & Specialty Co
23Rd & F. Pd
Spalding
Kroydon
Triumph
Lth & Lee
Kenneth Zacharias
William Fletcher
Chlorica Stephens
Lawton High School
Vocal Music Department
Fletcher
Lawton
Schubert Music Club
Ira Jean Snow
Oklahoma A&m College
Stillwater
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Bill Lohmuller
Roosevelt
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Beltsville
Marc Dixon
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Scott Dale
C. E. Scott
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Clement’s Nursery
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C Ave
Irwin
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Delly
Lawton Sewing Machine Co
Vaska
Pho
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Newport Employment Service
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M. M. Dodson
Hays
Singer Sewing Center Co
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Oliver
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White
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Joe
Mildred
Ford Drug
Bendix
Downtown Appliance Co
Hanza & Son
Magnolia
Cache
Lionel Electric Train
M.W
Detroit
Admiral
Philco
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Great Lakes
New York
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Choice Jets
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Ted Krisher
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