Indian artist Ray Darby follows art and music road to fame
Ray Darby, 25, Kiowa great grandson of Hunting Horse, travels the United States as artist and musician. He paints and shows at Toy Town in Lawton, sings with a nightclub band, and plans a West Coast recording tour with contacts at Iron Eyes Cody and Fidelity. Darby grew up near Meers, Oklahoma, and earlier drew at the White House with Margaret Truman visiting.
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Paul McClung
Hunting Horse
Ray Darby
Fort Sill
United States
Toy Town
Lawton
Ray
Karen Cheney
Quanah Parker
Sgt. I-See-O
Army
Darbys
Los Angeles
Margie
Dale Pence
Iron Eyes Cody
Walt Disney Enterprises
Fidelity Recording Company
Darby
Hunting Horse Homestead
Meers
Mount Sheridan
Ike Johnny
Edgar Darby
Cache
Ray Dovebi
Hattie Highfill
Stamps Quartet School of Gospel Music
Dallas
Gerald
Norman
Darby Gospel Singers
Red Foley
White House
Washington
Margaret Truman
Cameron College
W. J. Becker
New York
Balcombs Art Galleries
Gallup
N. M
Southwestern Museum
Rudy Lane
Georgia
Jordanaires
San Antonio
Permits For Five Houses Okayed In January
City inspector A. L. Mankin announced January saw permits for 57 new residences costing 723 325 dollars. Total approved month costs reached 1 319 475 29 dollars, up from 427 230 the prior month. The report lists two business permits 61 000, three duplex permits 12 000, and 15 remodeling permits 27 100. It also notes 7 000 for relocating structures 85 000 for Public Service Co 70 000 for Arkansas Louisiana GasCo and 65 000 for Southwestern Bell. Additional items include 194 050 29 for new paying water sewer work 30 000 for drainage work.
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A. L. Mankin
Mankin
Public Service Co
Arkansas-Louisiana Gas Co
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Housewife Robs Finance Co in Decatur Hold Up
Mrs. Kate Whitlock a 32 year old housewife 6 foot 215 pounds dressed in a dark cap overcoat and black gloves robbed a finance company for 276 dollars in Decatur Georgia. She was arrested as she arrived at a suburb home after paying the overdue note.
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Decatur
UPI
Kate Whitlock
Atlanta
Oklahoma City Man Dies in Home Fire
Alex T. Jacobs, 49, of Oklahoma City died early today in a house fire. Fire Inspector Ed Koch said the death was likely from asphyxiation, with the body found beside the bed. Initial findings point to a cigarette in a living room chair starting the blaze. Jacobs was alone. Damages totaled about 3500 dollars.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Alex T. Jacobs
Ed Koch
Jacobs
Koch
Thief Steals Six 100-Pound Man Hole Covers
Police in England seek a muscular thief who stole six man hole covers weighing 100 pounds each. A witness reported the theft, and investigators describe the suspect as strong and agile, prompting a broad search by local authorities.
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Barking
England
UPI
House Strain Slight From Sonic Booms
The FAA reported no fatigue or long-range damage in four Oklahoma City area houses after 34 sonic booms in eight days. Weather and wind caused more movement than the sonic booms, with rain, dryness, and a passing freight train also contributing to house strain.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
County Attorney Reports 288 January Cases
The county attorney's office filed 288 complaints in January, including 51 felonies, 202 traffic charges and 35 other misdemeanors. Military personnel were involved in 43 cases, with five felonies among them.
U S Oil Output Rises On Higher Texas Allowance
U S oil production increased last week with an average 7 593 850 barrels daily. Texas output rose 27 300 barrels to 2 652 600 daily as the higher allowance took effect. Kansas production gained 4 500 barrels to 313 500 daily, while Oklahoma fell 7 200 to 554 800.
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Tulsa
Okla
Texas
U.S
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Kansas
Oklahoma
Champion Bull Brings $1 025 At Big Hereford Sale
The annual Shoot The Moon Hereford sale at the county fairgrounds saw 70 registered Herefords sold for an average of 292 per head. Champion bull HHR Silver Lad from Harris Hereford Ranch Lawton sold to W A Hollam Cyril for 1025 with reserve CP Hat Tone selling for 400. Females topped at I Blanche Heiress 600. Bulls averaged 334 and females 248. Auctioneer was George Morris.
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Southwest Oklahoma Cattleman’s Association
HHR
Harris Hereford Ranch
Lawton
W. A. Hollam
Cyril
T. R. McCalla Jr
Chickasha
J. C. Sellers
Indiahoma
Fred Ferrell Farms
Whitaker Land and Cattle Co
Longview
Tex
Miss Mischief
Skull Hereford Farm
Elgin
N. C. Horschler
Duke
George Morris
Kansas City
Kan
C. E. Price Sr
Oklahoma and American Hereford Associations
Oklahoma State University
The
Hereford Journal
the Ranchman
Corn Belt
Wayne Brown
Alan McCune
Duncan
Cameron College
J. F. Ferrell
Fred Ferrell
Tom Evilsizer
Okla
Marshall N. Jordan
Clinton
Mary Jean McCune
Jimmy D. Myatt
Karl E. Peters
Faxon
Sartorially Speaking Crossword Clues Pack
A compact list of crossword clues across multiple categories including clothing items like waistcoat jacket color and seraglio room. also generic terms such as alchemy and law related entries. includes references to gods, prophets, rivers, and sailing terms. The set presents varied wordplay for enthusiasts.
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Trumans
Chinatown
San Francisco
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Winslow, Ariz
Karen
Gina
R. Ragan Stewart
Paul Revere Life Inc. CO
Massachusetts Protective Assn
Lawton Res
Kinvon Ave
Thomas W. Ray
National Sales CO
County Attorney's Office
Wynema Sloan Miller
Nley Agency
Pho
Jim Martin
Amber
FFA Club
Southwest Oklahoma Hereford Breeders Association
American Hereford Association
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Larry Adair
Lawton Ffa
Larry
Tim Ge Also
Larry Seaman
Whitakeragg and Cattle Co
Heifer
C. E. Price Jr
David Gamble
Chattanooga
Ginger Kinder
Richard Taliaferro
Rt. 2
Gary Bob
Rhonda Sue McCune
Frederick
Joe Cummins
Gary Bishop
Jimmy Ferrel
Constitution
Lowton
Ole
Comanche
Cotton
Tillman
Lowe
Coddo
Grady
Stephens
Jefferson
Jackson Counties
Const
Sundey
Press & Sundey
Const Press & Sum
Oklahoma & Lowton
A&a
Const Press & Sun
Apa
Gouda
Aleutian Island
Newspaper
Ente Prise Assen
BIG
City National
Yellowstone
Kentucky
Yellowstone Distillery Company
Louisville-Owensboro
Regal
Veleevee
Tropic Star
Pointille
ANNN
Dial
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