Plans For Annual Dress Review In City
Comanche county farm women's council plans the annual dress review in Lawton at 10 am Saturday in the Hospitality room of the Coca Cola plant. March 32 is set for the date, with a separate event from the flower and vegetable show. Committees named by Mrs. John Storer include long dress, adult clothing, junior clothing, federation dinner, and a 4 H club committee, listing members from multiple local groups.
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Comanche County
Women's Council
Lawton
Coca- Cola Plant
Ferris
John Storer
S. W. Pate
Lyman Lo
W. D. Howard
Messing
L. A. Wickman
Mountain View
Sid Cranfill
Happy Hour
Mart G. Vaught
Bethel
Raymond Carson
Sunshine
Airs
Storer
Cor Ee
V. D. Hess
Bard Tellaferro
Alex Bchannan
O. D. Gervin
Edith Laging
C. R. Wolfe
Shipley Refuses on Repeal Vote Debates Drys and Wets
The House split over a repeal bill with the majority adopting an unfavorable recommendation and removing it from the calendar. Rep J D McCarty cited pressure from churchgoers and recent shifts among drys, while Rep S L Williams and Rep Walter Billingsley defended continued restrictions and a constitutional route. The measure carries potential fines up to 1000 dollars and six months in jail for violators and officer neglect.
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J. D. McCarty
Oklahoma City
Drys
Ozram
United Dros
Anti-Saloon Leaguers
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missisaippi
United Days
Oxman
L. Willams
Henryetta
Shipley
Walter Billingsley
Wewoka
President warns on economy amid UN activity review
The president spoke on economic matters as W L Clayton and Republican leaders discuss reciprocal trade. bipartisan foreign policy gaps persist. The annual report on U N delegates to Congress covers UN activities since 1945, including the New York assembly, and reviews the Security Council and other bodies.
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W. L. Clayton
Senate Teadera
U. S
Congress
London
Assembly
New York
Security Council
Economic and Social Council
Atomic Energy Commission
International Court of Justice
Markets and commodity news from Chicago to New York
Chicago reports butter and grain figures with ranges and closes. Oklahoma City livestock values show mixed gains with top prices noted for cattle calves and hogs. New York cotton futures rise with several contracts up, while closing stock prices list numerous companies with mixed movement.
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Okla
City Livestock
Oklahoma City
Chicago
New York
Burglary at Orville D. Pope Agency Residence
A burglary was reported at the Orville D. Pope Agency residence located at 218 South 4th. The incident involved an insurance office contact number 2424 and details are limited in the available report.
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Orville D. Pope
Lawton High School Science Club Members Explore Diverse Fields
Lawton High School Science Club enters its second semester with members studying COLOR photography chemistry and electricity among others. Miss Lily Stafford sponsor notes meetings Mondays. officer list includes Nel Cocoran president Rosemary Phillips vice president BI Wright secretary Charlie Matthews treasurer Harold Sonley librarian.
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Lawton High School
Lily Stafford
Minernia
Alidy
Nel Cocoran
Rosemary Phillips
BI Wright
Charlie Matthews
Drater
Harold Tee Sonley
Nbrarian
Belure Moarytha Day
Richard Crurmichnel
Bivabuth Smith
Baehburn Ballav
Allen Applewhite
Anna Austin
Johnny Hings
Varnon Scarbrough
Clete Miller
Leonard Tullo
Howard Hunter
Jacquetta Delyyers
Bill Crougle
Harvey Dawson
Caralyn Williama
Arch Marek
Pat Tullock
Kay Reece
Anne de Shazo
Jetta Jorguesan
Mack Lewis Worl
Becker
Market Report of Stocks and Percent Changes
A historic style list shows closing curb stocks and stock symbols with percent changes for many companies. Banks railroads airlines and oil firms appear with gains and losses reflected in scattered percentages across the column. The data includes firms such as Packard Motor Pennoy Pepsi Coln Radio Corp West Un Tel and United Air Lines with varied movement signs.
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Mid Cent Pet
Montgom Ward
Nash-Kelginator
Nat Biscuit
Nat Can
Nat Dairy Prod
Nat Distillers
Central RR
No Am Aviation
North Amer Co Gi
Ohio Ol
Packard Motor
Pan Am Airways
Param Pictures
Pennoy (Ic
Pepsi-Coln
Philips Pet
Plymouth Ol
Radio Corp
St Joseph
Sinclair
Socony Vacuum
Sou Paraffic
Cal
Inds
Studebaker Corp
Swift and Co As
Texas Co
Texas Gulf Prod
Texas Gulf
United Air Lines
United Aircraft
US Rubber
West UN Tel A
Wilson and Co
Woolworth
Oklahoma Income Tax Bill Nears Completion
Oklahoma Senate approved a bill reducing state income taxes by one third in a 31 to 10 vote and sending it to the House for concurrence. If signed by Gov Roy J Turner the personal exemption for single taxpayers would rise from 650 to 1000 dollars and married exemptions from 1750 to 2000, with other provisions for dependents.
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Oklahoma City
Fay
Roy J. Turner
Senate
House
Local Personal Notes on Hospital Recoveries and Births
Hogert Marknort, d year old son of Mr and Mrs Tea Burkhart, 07 Summit, recovering after ingesting more than 20 sulfathiazole tablets. A 7 pound 10 ounce daughter born to Mr and Mrs W J Howard, 808% F, at Southwestern hospital. Mrs Jac Tubank and infant daughter returned home from Angus hospital. Four surgery patients listed as treated at Southwestern hospital. Dr G C P Hues travels to El Reno for funeral of John Rough, pioneer farmer east of Lawton.
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Hogert Marknort
Tea Burkhart
Summit
Wis
Southwestern Hospital
W. J. Howard
Jac Tubank
Angus Hospital
Saundra Jones
J. T. Jones
W. A. Buzbee
Kingsbury
G. M. Roskam
Cameron College
W. J. Greenan
John Bennett
GC. P. Hues
Lawton
el Reno
John Rough
Hues
Officials Seek U S Road Aid in Comanche County
Commissioners Pete Wynn and Jim Taliaferro of Comanche County western and eastern districts met in Dallas with a government engineer to seek federal funds for repairing rural roads damaged during wartime military traffic from Fort Sill. Estimated damage cited up to 75000 dollars. survey begun over a year ago with claims filed with the federal government.
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Comanchs County
Dallas
Pete Wynn
Western
Jim Taliaferro
Fort Sill
Wynn
Taliaferro
Trustees Named For City Police Pension Fund
Three members of the city police department were chosen to serve on the police pension fund board. Al Denjin, Tam Thipna and WW White were named for terms of three years and one year. The board will meet later to complete organization. Building code enforcement faced questions over non fireproof buildings in the fire zone. The council asked the city fire chief, building inspector and city engineer to interpret the code as construction questions arise. Requests included remodeling a canteen for Negro children at 12 C and adding a sheet metal extension to a paint shop at 127 C. Kenneth Kinness sought a boiler room for a laundry at 912 C, second was approved pending inspector’s approval.
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Police Pension Fund Board
Triat
Wes'a al. den- Jinm
Tam Thipna Twa Yorvas
Inter
Mito Tague
Everett Glenn
Ntl
Drris Acikerman
C. E. Wade
Kenneth Kinness
Wagner Labor Debate Persists On Page One
Wagner details arguments beyond wages hours and conditions. He opposes banning the closed shop and supports bargaining rights for foremen. Hartley plans interviews but Senate hearings differ from House in key bills.
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Hartley
House
Senate
Burglary at Steddom's Flower and Gift Shop
Investigators report the Steddom's Flower and Gift Shop burglary shows the safe opened by forcing the lock rather than operating a combination. About $231 was taken after the lock was broken, with details indicating the safe’s mechanism was compromised.
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Steddom
BD. Moncrief
Police Court Charges And Warnings From January Report
City police charged 277 violators and collected $1,128.28 in bonds and fines. Thirty seven suspects were sent to county authorities, 12 to military police, and property worth $1,170 was recovered.
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Clnes
Pallea
Joe Cibo
Lodiay
Jntn
Squar
Cable
Farm Women Meeting Highlights Local Clubs
Farm Women officers and members gathered for a remembrance program led by Sara Harvey with Miss Jennie Ruth Hayford and Lawrence Banks performing. Attendees from Triangle, Home Economics, Better Home makers, Utility, Roseland, and other clubs introduced themselves during the session and shared project summaries.
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Juanita Benson
Sara Harvey
Jennie Ruth Hayford
Plang
Lawrence Banks
Waveren Bayford
Pauline Joyner
Bidna Willams
Frances Cheadle
Triangle
Home Economica
Better Homemakers
Utility
Roseland
Better Homes
Messing
Pleasant Valley
Bethel
Beaver Valley
Sunshine
Cedar Grove
Saddle Mountain
Meers
Good Cheer
Geronimo
Pershing
Union Valley
Mountain View
Injuries Listed for Tabbytite Family Members
Two brothers Frank and Clinton Tabbytite and two sisters including Rose Maria Tabbytite are named among injuries. Other relatives include Lily Crawford of Kiowa Indian hospital, four aunts and five uncles. Services set for 2 pm Thursday at Becker Memorial Chapel with Rev Amos Komah. military rites planned at Deyo Mission cemetery.
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Frank Tabbytite
Walters
Clinton Tabbytite
Dearborn
Lily Crawford
Kiowa Indian Hospital
Rose Maria Tabbytite
Becker Memorial Chapel
Amos Komah
Nazarene
Colony
Okla
Deyo Mission
Negro Given Two Years In Prison For Larceny
Jesse Mayfield charged with grand larceny in Lawton View state court pleaded guilty before District Judge Floyd L Jackson and received a two year sentence for stealing a suit case and clothing valued at 30 dollars from Eddie Ower. Louis Bowle, 18, Lawton View, was charged identically with Mayfield but not arraigned in district court though his case mirrored the justice court transcription.
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Jesse Mayfield
Lawton View
State Penitentiary
Permits Issued for Two New Homes in City Limits
Permits for construction of two residences were issued today to Henry Bell at the city clerk’s office. The homes will stand at 2612 and 2615 Russell, with project costs totaling 3,000 dollars. Last month’s building activity reached 210, 265, including 29 new homes under construction, 28 of them in the Stephens addition.
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Henry Bell
Russell
Stephens Addition
Russia Convenes Talks to Break Nuclear Deadlock
The UN security issue remains a fundamental hurdle before major powers can halt their warlike posture. Harker and Warren Austin of the United States, with Gromylko, conferred privately in an effort to break the weeks long deadlock.
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Harker
Warren Austin
United States
Gromylko
Rainbow Girls Initiation Tonight At Masonic Temple
The Order of Rainbow for Girls will hold an initiation at 7 oclock tonight at the Masonic temple, announced by Misa Fionell Northrop, the Worthy Advisor.
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Rainbow Girls
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Misa | Fionell Northrop
Negro Principals Hold Meet Here
Twenty five Negro principals from Ure sixth seventh and eighth districts gathered in Lawton for the winter session of the separate schools principals association. The convention opened with a general assembly of the Douginay School student body and an address by G. W. Parrish principal of Lincoln High School Chickasha. This afternoon John Shoemaker superintendent of city schools spoke. M. Ia Shogog principal of Douginay hosted the event.
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Ure
Iuawton
Separate Schools Principals’ Association
Douginay
G. W. Parriah
Lincoln High
Chickasha
John Shoemaker
M. Ia Shogog
Motorist Preston Smith Pleads Guilty in Reckless Driving
Preston Smith and Rush Springa appeared before Panea Justice John Manning today. Smith pleaded guilty to reckless driving and paid a $10 fine in the court.
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Preston Laula Smith
Rush Springa
Court of Panea
John Manning
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