Oklahoma City auction prices report cattle and hogs
The Board of Agriculture reports prices from Oklahoma City markets listing Wheat and corn bids, cattle and calf slaughter prices, hog prices, and feeder lamb ranges. Regions include Guymon, Enid, Clinton, Lawton, Tulsa, Vinita, Blakwell, and Oklahoma City with varying bids for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, calves, hogs, and lambs. prices reflect today’s market activity and regional differences.
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Chinese Loses Bride in Midair Trade Fraud Case
TRIPED Formosa report says A Chama sold his bride of five months to a farmer for 2% and 87 on the deal. Cheng Yun-Tien, 48, married Miss Pens Chiu-Mei last July after paying the father a heirloom gift. A suit claims Cheng not only sold his bride for 23 but delivered her to the district court for a second marriage ceremony.
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Ward's Mail Order Chains Faces Clerk Strike Threat
Washington report states Montgomery Ward faces a possible strike by Retail Clerks International Association. Clerks threaten to strike at key stores starting January 1 unless a wage contract is reached. Substantial labor action looms amid ongoing contract negotiations with the firm.
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County Unemployment Rises in Comanche County
Employment in Comanche county shows higher unemployment as activity declines across construction farming and services. John Looney of the Oklahoma State Employment Service cites weather and migration factors, with mid November unemployment up 15 percent from October and job openings down in wholesale and retail trade.
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State Congressmen Eye New Old Bills
Oklahoma lawmakers prepare a flurry of proposed measures as the new session opens. Kerr Monroney Edmondson and others plan bills on highway studies science education vocational aid and flood control while seeking funds for water projects and watershed development across the state.
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D-Ohla
Interior Department
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Edmonedson
Oklahoma
John Jacrman
Jeff
Page Belcher
R-Okla
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D-Oklat
Toby Morris D-Oklai
Fire causes burn injuries in Fort Worth kitchen blast
In Fort Worth a 35 year old man suffered first and second degree burns after a cooking accident. He unintentionally turned a valve and a fire exploded around a shill. Patrolman Kearns found 200 gallons of white lightning in a bathtub and noted improvised storage for New Year’s Eve.
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General Zwicker Leaves For U.S Assignment
Major General Ralph W. Zwicker, departing commanding general of the 5th, First Cavalry Division, was accorded honor during ceremonies on the Eighth Army parade field in Seoul. He will leave Korea soon for a new assignment in the United States.
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Funeral Rites Held for Dwight Lee Stod dar
Services for Dwight Lee Stod dar were held in the Becker Funeral home chapel with Rev Bob Harris of the Baptist church officiating. Stoddlaver died Thursday after a heart attack. Bearers included Wenneth Davis Allen Smith Earl Ethel Bill Mehols Kenny Einingham and Harry Arnold. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.
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LI Lake
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Bill Mehols
Kenny Eininghan
Harry Arnold
Lewato
Highland Cemetery
City Man Accused Of Assaulting Wife
A 20 year old Lawton man released on a $100 bond faces assault and battery charges in Justice of Peace Marvin Cameron's court. Randle Chandler, arrested Saturday, was accused of severely beating his father. Also noted: Robert L. Campbell faces reckless driving and Wilken R. Boughiman speeding at night in separate cases filed in Woodrow Giles' court.
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Randle Chandler
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Robert L. Campbell
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Wilken R Boughiman
Cadda
Cameron
Justice of Peace Woodrow Giles
Casting For LHS Drama Under Way At Lawton High
Cast for the three act drama The Probe based on a best selling novel by Lloyd Douglas began today at Lawton High School. The production is scheduled with Miss Opal Fare directing. Cast will be announced Thursday.
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Directors Named To Reserve Bank Directors Named To Reserve Bank
The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City announced annual board appointments. Raymond W. Hall, Hallmark Cards, was renamed chairman. Joe M. Seacrest, State Journal Co., Lincoln, Neb., gains a three year director term and one year deputy chair. Branch boards reappointed five year terms for Aksel Nielsen, Davis Dovaird, and James L. Paxton Jr. New branch directors in Oklahoma City inclines Charles P. Stuart who succeeds George Gear.
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Hank
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Tille Guarantee Co
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Davis D. Dovaird
Bavairel Supply Co
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
James L. Paxton Jr
Paxton- Mitchell Co
Omaha
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Eder Reserve Bank
Charles P. Stuart
Fidelity National Bank
Tru Oklahoma City
George R. Gear
City National
Guyman
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Watch Night Program Set at Trinity Peprist Church
The Trinity Peprist Church hosts its Watch Night with registration at 9 a.m. Then the film The Power of God screens at 4 30 p.m. A sane festival runs from 6 30 p.m. to 10 43 p.m. Worship service at 8 15 p.m. Assisting include Rev. Bob Harris and others. Adjournment planned for 12 15 a.m. on Wednesday.
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Joe Whedon
Siumday School
Teddies King
John Allred
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Women's Missionary Union
Aggie Night Class Enrollment Slated
Enrollment for Cameron College's second semester night class term will be held 7 to 8 30 p m. Gordon Paine, registrar, announced today. The term starts January 13 and runs through March 13. Night students will register for the second semester with classes starting January 29. First-semester final examinations will be given January 4.
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Cameron College
Gordon Paine
City Man Reports Robbery By Women
Lawson man reports Sunday morning robbery of $18 by three women and a man in the 200 block of West Shell Pope and two companions were walking when the women approached. One woman allegedly took the wallet containing $18 and struck him on the head. A man described as involved aided in the act.
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Dristan Tablets Offered To Relieve Sinus Congestion
A New tablet ready for drug counters claims to drain clogged sinus cavities fast without discomfort. It allegedly travels via the bloodstream to shrink sinus openings and ease pressure and congestion, with a money back guarantee. 24 tablets cost 98s, from Whitehall Pharmacal Company 1987.
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Whitehall Pharmacal Company
Duncan Man Faces Charge In Slaying
Harold Jenkins of Duncan Oklahoma was arraigned on a second degree murder charge in the death of Clandike Lewis Jr aged 18 at a Wichita nightclub Thursday night. Judge John M. presided at arraignment.
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Harold Jenkins
Duncan
Okla
Clandike Lewis Jr
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Lawton Hearing Held After Pueblo Man Shot
In Lawton a preliminary hearing was set for Joe Jan and Jenkins who remained in county jail without bond after a fatal argument during which Lewis of Pueblo Colorado was shot and killed. Jenkins claims self defense.
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