Chaplains Speak To Fort Sill and Lawton Groups
Fort Sill chaplains collaborate with Lawton Fort Sill Ministerial Alliance to present Brotherhood Week speakers. Chaplains Glatt Stegman Cabasian and others address Kiwanis Lions and school assemblies, with talks slated at Tomlinson Junior High and Central Junior High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Lawton Fort Sill
Leonard F. Stegnain
Philip A. Cabasing
Melvin J. Glatt
Fort Sil
Lawton
Alliance
Glatt
P21 Council
Tomlineen Juntoy High School
Cabasian
Jay
Glau and
Stegman
Kiwanis
Lawlorian
Brouker Howdo
Lions Club
Hcotel Lawton Chastins Gli
Cabasino
Tomlinson Junior High
Central
Juneor High
Officer and Suspect Shot in Oklahoma City Gunplay
In a suburb near Oklahoma City’s Sochets Hills an officer from The Village police department and a suspect were wounded during a gunfire exchange. Officer Don Schimels, 24, suffered a chest wound from a pistol bullet and underwent surgery. suspect Patford Brown, 21, was shot in the head and chest during the confrontation. Companion Shipman, 22, jailed after admitting involvement in a tavern burglary but not knowing Brown had a gun. The pursuit occurred after the car fled. the two men are from nearby Visage and Nichols towns north of Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qalaloma City
Ian
Sochets Hills
Don
Schimels
Speer Imels
Furfer
Patford Brown
Woelerleriti
Chestey Shipman
Brown
Oma Park
Hear
Visage
Nichols
Oklahoma City
Stillwater Soldier Dies In Car Crash
A Stillwater soldier, Pyl. JE Edwards, 20, on leave from Wisconsin, died after his car collided at an intersection with another vehicle driven by Phillip P. Chanelley. Edwards was thrown from the car when it struck a utility pole. Police reported the two-car crash, contributing to Oklahoma's highway fatality toll for 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASSOC
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Pyl. JE. Edwards
MSE
Roy Edwards
Oklahoma State University
Edwards
Okinawi
Ted
Phillip P
Dog Violations Bring 5 Fines
Five individuals faced fines in Municipal Court for violations of the city habit quarantine ordinance. Judge J Merle Oaks imposed $20 fines on several defendants for disturbances and other minor offenses. One defendant was fined $220 for driving without a license. A Port Sillan 26 was transferred to military authorities for prosecution on an assault charge.
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J. Merle Oaks
Mos
Dadson
Hanon
Austin Brierton
James Wilkinson
Euclid
Clifford Tuidgliaxs
Library benefit raises funds for Tomlinson junior high
About 20 books and cash were gathered in a Valentine drive to expand the Tomlinson junior high school library. Student coordinator Levens Rullerton announced the effort today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson Junior High
Valentine Pat
Levens Rullerton
Hospital News Items From Indian Territory Families and Births
A jumble of patient notes lists births, admissions and discharges in various communities. Newborns include a son born February 17 at 10:xx pm weighing seven pounds five ounces to Mr and Mrs. James Pickel. other entries note twins, multiple births, and several mothers and infants admitted or dismissed at Fort Sill and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Vwohatehel
Carnegie
Eliza Wallen
Gig Monroe
Kathleen Wallahdowah
Fort Sillandian School
Lattie Tanedowah
Fawhush Villers
Imediyoul
Lena Winlicheenie
Fort Sil
Tian
Apache
Robert Vill
Theda Merliving House
Crown Aveney
Moat
Riverside
Wirthss
Mer
Merrill Wot King
No. A
Ols
Myra
Charles Berg
Jinan
Hrever
Alan
Tone Williams
Mer Bart Taylor
Aldine Rangers
Eal
Arian Basen
Richard Pinson
Frederick
Peres
Margaret Beve
Ger
Mieckey
Fort Sill
Anacatie Crow
Pic Talmadge
Sheppard
Altus
Rk Trumble
Chattanooga
Eile Tuft
Bey
Ade Jeeta
James Pickel
Ronald Pitts
Hoover
Louis Laurian
Brancan
Leon Jackson
Audrey Winham
Wallace Roberts
New Stamps Due In City On March Fifteenth
Twenty five thousand three cent gardening and horticulture stamps are ordered for the Lawlor Post Office. The green stamps depict a figure with a bin of plenty among flowers and produce. Issued March 15 to mark Liberty Old Bailey’s birth centenary. First day cancellations available via Ithaca postmaster.
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Lawlor Post Office
Murray Gilbery
Todat
Gilbert
Liberty
Old Bailey
Butturlist
Cornell University
Cornell
Gilberve
Lawton
Ithaca
Egypt and Sudan clash as border tensions rise
Egyptian and Sudanese troops move into a disputed border zone as Cairo and Khartoum trade accusations over mineral rich lands. Prime Minister Khalil seeks a settlement while Egypt elects a plebiscite and Sudan prepares for general elections, amid British concerns of empire-building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. O
United Press
Egypt
Sudan
Middle East
DP Tian
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Khartoum
Scille Hy
Nile
Cairo
Berduy
United Arab Republic
Syria
Abdullah Khalil
Sohammed Mahgoub
Khalil
Nasser
Syro
Abritish Premind
Britain
Naksrv
Army Orders Issued By Department Of The Army Wasi Ingiun
The department releases a list of promotions and assignments in the Army. Officers including Maj Gea Cistk L. Mufiner and Lt Col Rob ert L. Brooks Jr are noted for promotions and postings across various posts such as Fort Dix Naples and Saigon, with names like Col Kiriball C Smith and Col Thomas M. Larner among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Army
Wasi
Ingiun
Thomas BR. Bruve
Langham
Eugene A. Shaw
Pamp B. Taon
Millon 8
Anker
Rinald Ite Bae
Robert G. Gard
Data Guire
Franklyn &. Nelnan
Jdtehwed
AL Tooth
Doin Msar
David He Budderin
Don C Nok Durward
Wigan
Firsh
Charles. Green
Vivarad Tay
Alan Vo Riehart
An Willa J. Weater
Tusk
Dames UW
Brin
Prancis
Rennett
FA Ra
Jai
Thomas
F Ave
Kiriball CL Smith
Bills
Aukurn
Turkey
Thomas M. Larner
Holabird
Aul
Naples
Italy
Lo Tokert N
Morehead
Bragg
Oakland
Cal. J Ca
Ronald AQ Christansen
Stenterey
Cate Vis
Japan
Fay
Tarbert C. Albrecht
Lennard Want
Renna
Narles Re Belton
Pu Bennlis
Fismnacax
Cop Wendl
Mos Atlan
Gas
Carmina
Peeeman
Bonnin
Roy Ginter
Tagrenee G. Hetkey
Nox
Tia
ML Ronning
Gay Cart I
Aly FU Rhos
Norhsi
Tangay
Cunster
Amen
Alan
Stanley J. Schechter
Gag Ruherk
OSU Enrollment Reaches Seven Year Spring High
Oklahoma State University enrollment climbed to a seven year high this spring, with registrar Raymond Gired reporting more students on campus than last year’s 8,673.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OSU
Stillwater
Oklahoma State Unive 3
Raymond Gired Saig
City council debates search for extra revenue amid deadlock
In Lawton the city council over faces a stalemate as officials push for administration led revenue measures. Gen Douglas MacArthur warns the Senate of potential violent upheaval in Japan if economic power remains concentrated. Lawton experiences a three day rainfall totaling 4.18 inches. City engineers gain authority to acquire a 100 foot easement north of Jackson Creek. Lawton and Comanche County women attend a free cooking school led by Myra Oliver Dougan. Eddie Foy dies after a Kansas City performance. The council plans to study zoning laws at tonight’s meeting.
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Douglas MacArthur
Senate
Japan
Oklahoma Retail Grocers Association
City Counecilmen
Wyatt Hendrick
Jackson Creek
Lawton Schoal
Justin Kuntz
Board of Education
Citvans
Geronimo
Indian Bureau
Washington
Kiowa Indian Hospital
J. A. Buntin
Kiowa
Anadarko
Lawton
Funeral rites for Bertha Kaspereit held in Hulen church
Services are set for 3 p.m. Wednesday at Hulen Methodist Church for Mrs. Bertha M Kasper eit 64 a former Hulen resident who died Monday in Oklahoma City Survivors include a daughter Mrs Evelyn Weaver Oklahoma City and 10 grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulen Methodist Church
Bertha M Kaspereit
Hulen
Oklahoma City
Kaspereit
Evelyn Weaver
Guidance Directors Attend Conference on OU Campus
Mrs. Wesley Silt and W. C. Burs iis, Lawton high school guidance directors, today are at the University of Oklahoma attending the fifth annual conference on educational testing and evaluation. Guest speakers include John M. Stallnaker of Evanston, president of the National Merit Scholarship Corp., and Dr. E. F. Lindquist, director of the Iowa Testing Programs at the State University of Iowa. More than 150 state school administrators, teachers and guidance personnel are attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Silt
W. C. Bursiis
Lawton
University of Oklahoma
Norman
John M. Stalnaker
Evanston
Ill
National Merit Scholarship Corp
E. F. Lindquist
Towa
State University of Towa
Atl
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Debbs Woodall
Davuwhler
Aaron Wouilall
Thelma Bgudlong
Donald Gandeum
Temple
Lucille Thomas
Bell
Claude Lurlwig
Tewin
Littrell
Addie Beard
Arlington
John Vela
Juan Veli
Robert Owens
James Lucas
Sanbarn
Henry Sabine
Maple
America
South Bend
Indiana
Studebaker-Packard
Scotsman
Studebaker- Packard
Orporati
Dawes Motor CO
Lawton, Okla
Herd Corporation
Land Rift
Edwards & Edwards
Eugene L. Bowman
Bertha Kaspereit
Alelfly
Hamra
Lally Insurance Awl
Jim Shaw
Phillips 66
Glenn Oil Company
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