Vestry Named for Saint Andrew's Episcopal Parish in Lawton
St. Andrew's Church in Lawton named a vestry to run the independent parish. Henry Ford was chosen senior warden and A Lund Jr. junior warden in a Tuesday night vote. Vestry members include Glyn W. Pott Maj. J. Brittingham J. Crosby T. Johnson Glenn Dutcher L. R. Latham and Roy Emery. The group will organize and appoint committees and a rector.
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Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church
Waiton ‘. Davis
Henry T. Ford
A. Lund, Jr
Roy FL Emery
Oklahoma
Young
Glyn W. Pott
Col
J. ¥. Brittingham
J. H. Crosby
T. *X. Johnson
Glenn Dutcher
L. R. Latham
Emery
Davis
Saint Andrew's Church
Diocese of
Douglas Phillips Awarded Bronze Scout Statuette
Douglas Phillips of Fort Sill troop 83 was named outstanding scout for 1946 at the annual banquet attended by 79 members and guests. Lt. Col. Melville Coburn presented the bronze statuette, while the Panther patrol received the year’s outstanding patrol plaque.
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Ips
Fort Sill
Doug
Melville B. Cosurn
R. V. Scott
Comanche Boy Scout District
Scott
Watson
Roy Gillian
Clift Andras
Ralph R. Mace
Cal
J. A. McFarland
L.A. Vickery
Cal Melville B. Coburn
Mat.a
R. Huntsman
M-Spt
R. L. Phillips
Albert
Bird
Panther Patrol
Colonel Vickery
Lunter Vickery
John
Paul Fitch
L Phillips
Tom Ford
Doug Phillips
Beaver Patrol
Richard Bird
Robert van Din
Eagle Patrol
Flint
McFarland
Alas- Ee
Dale Pollock
Robert van Dine
Fred Miller
Oklahoma City Livestock Markets Mixed With New High for Hogs
Oklahoma City market closed with cattle 3,200 head and calves 800. Cattle steady to 25 higher, top cattle at 15.60. hogs 1,700 opened 25 higher, top 26.50, new all time high. sows up to 22.50, some stockers and feeders up early. Sheep light at 22 for lambs. Grain and cotton news follow with Chicago grain range and New York cotton futures rising.
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Oklahoma City
New York
Chamber Here Charges Federal Agencies With Communist Infiltration
The U S Chamber of Commerce accuses five war agencies Office of War Information Office of Strategic Services Office of Price Administration Federal Economic Administration and War Labor Board of housing Communists on the public payroll It estimates 400 Communist hires but offers no specifics The chamber urges increased funding for investigations and criticizes the lack of cooperation between Congress and the executive branch in addressing the Communist issue.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Office of War Information
Office of Strategic Services
Office of Price Administration
Federal Economic Administration
War Labor Board
Bagley Addresses Consistory Club Crisis lecture at Fort Sill dinner
About 90 members and guests heard Lt. Col. L W Bagley speak at the Consistory club dinner in the Old South cafeteria. He outlined universal training and army support, noting benefits for youth and government offers. Fire brigade tackled a truck fire on East Gore with minor damage.
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anton-Fort Sill
Universe
L. W. Bagley
Old South
Colonel Bagley
Artillery Center
Bagley
Leonard B. Oliver
P.B. Curd
Carmen McCulstion
William Fletcher
Misa Joann Otis
Joseph D.is
Market movers list shows mixed case in stocks
A compact ledger of company names with percent changes shows many firms rising and falling. Lions, Packard, Pepsi, Penney, United Airlines, US Steel, Woolworth and other firms appear with gains or declines, indicating varied market activity across sectors.
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Liggett and My
Lion Ol
Loew's Inc
Martin
McKesa and Rob
Mid Cent Pet
Mont Ward
NY Cent
No -Am Aviation
North Ameria
Northern Pac
Ohio Oil
Packard Motor
Pan Am Airways
Penney JC
Penn RR
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Pet
Plymouth Oil
Radio Corp
St Joseph Lead
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Ol
Wilson and Ca
Woolworth FW
Unemployed Girl Finds Job Too Late To Assist Mother
Miss May Hammill, unemployed since November, sought work to help her blind mother Mary Hammill in New York on February 19. After taking a part time cosmetic job in midtown Manhattan, she returned home to find her mother dead, believed to have jumped or fallen from a bedroom window as the electricity had been cut and the family faced hunger and rent arrears.
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York
May
Lawmakers weigh industry wide bargaining amid labor strife
Senator Murray urges patience and a robust program to maintain economic equilibrium while opposing a bill by Senator Ball to outlaw industry wide bargaining. He argues true collective bargaining can evolve in steel auto electrical and farm equipment sectors under careful limits. Rep. Smith blames the Wagner act for labor unrest and links it to communist fascist influences.
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Ball
R-Minn
Murray
Congress
Frederick C. Smith
Ohio
House Labor Committee
Smith
Murray Pins Postwar Labor Strategy On Board Shortcomings
Murray argues the postwar labor unrest could have been settled without punitive laws if the White House machinery for labor management reform had been fully utilized. He cites the 1943 Office of War Mobilization advisory board, with AFL President Green and T. Cashen among labor reps, and says Congress and the administration failed to back this system. He warns anti-labor legislation follows from underused machinery and postwar conflicts.
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Murray
Jawa
White House
Office of War Mobilization
Labor
AFL
Green
T. ©. Cashen
Railway Labor Executives Association
George W. Taylor
War Labor Board
Congress
Pageant scene captains announced for Christ central tableau
In a mountain setting the pageant organizers named scene captains for major episodes. Glenn Fuqua and Clyde Moore lead horsemen scenes while M L Jester and Ross Shelp coordinate IOOF and Rebekah participants, with various others directing angels soldiers and wardrobe duties.
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Sasume
Glenn Fuqua
Clyde Moore
M. L. Jester
Ross Shelp
IOOF
Rebekah Lodge
Dick Nurman
Angels of the
F. ©. McClaffin
Knights Templar Cross
Vera Craig
R. L. Mansell
E. A Michels
Bess Helcia
Troop Arrivals By The Association Press
The General Collins docked at Seattle with 245 troops, the only troop ship that arrived yesterday at a United States port. None were due today.
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Association Press
General Collins
Seattle
United States
Oklahoma Wheat Is Reported In Good Condition
Oklahoma wheat was reported in fair to good condition over most of the state despite dry weather. Warmer temperatures boosted growth while dry soil hindered vegetative progress. rain is needed to prevent further acreage loss. Wheat pastures were poor, cattle thin from January storms, and supplemental feeding widespread.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Durant
Tishomingo
Personal notices from Lawton and area hospitals
Mrs Edna Williams, super I ntend ent of the Lawton City mission, was called to Fort Worth Texas yesterday by her mother Mrs Berry who suffered a stroke. Emma Crabtree of Tishomingo is visiting her aunt Mrs M Adams in Lawton this week. Kenneth Brown of Southwestern Hospital is recovering after an emergency operation Tuesday night. D M Russell underwent major surgery at Southwestern today. J B Gur, 1728 Elm, also a major operation patient Tuesday night. H F R Glandon Route 1 Cathe is listed as a medical patient at Southwestern today. Betty Faye Gordon and Mrs W A Lingle were dismissed from Southwestern today. Mrs Richard Thomas of Medicine Park was admitted to Angus Hospital Tuesday night. Marvin White and infant son have returned home from Angus Hospital. Lorene Warren of 2401 N 18th is under treatment at Angus Hospital for injuries from an auto accident Wednesday night. condition not serious.
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Edna Williams
Lawton City Mission
Fort Worth
Texas
Berry
Kenneth Brown
Southwestern Hospital
D. M. Russell
J. B. Gur
Lorene Warren
Angus Hospital
Murder Count Continued From Page One
Deputy Ridgeway reports the murder count proceeding with 14 state witnesses listed for the preliminary hearing. Among those cited are Albert McCracken of Euclid, Perry Runyon, Homer Bird, Paul Bertram, Cully Brogkin near Cache, Willard Powell southeast of Lawton, and sheriff's office members Waldron and Kennedy. Local physician Dr. William S. Cole and ambulance driver Glenn Becker are also named, with Mrs. Frank Johnson of Carnegie and Mack George near Geronimo among others.
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Depuly Ridgeway
Cline
Albert J. MceCracken
Euclid
Perry Runyon
Homer Bird
Paul Bertram
Cully Brogkin
Cache
Willard Powell
Powell
Lawton
Waldron
Kennedy
Sheriff's Office
William S. Cole
Government Loss In Fire At Fort Sill
A fire at Fort Sill on Friday afternoon destroyed a maintenance warehouse and Standard Paving Co. equipment valued at over 10 000 dollars. Government loss was estimated at 7 435 dollars, with the blaze started by a gas stove explosion.
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Fie
Fort Sill
Standard Paving Co
Aiso
County Girls to Attend Meat Identification School
Five Comanche county 4-H club girls were announced to attend a meat identification school in Stillwater on Saturday. Four from Chattanooga are Carlotta Step, Geraldine Lerah, Helen Dreith and Catherine Lerah, with Frances Rhodes from Faxon. Winners were determined at a contest Tuesday.
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Comanche County
Stillwater
Chattanooga
Faxon
Carlotta Step
Geraldine Lerah
Helen Dreith
Catherine Lerah
Frances Rhodes
Births at Southwestern and Angus Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Perry Runyon welcomed a son weighing 8 pounds 7 ounces at 1 3 am and Sgt and Mrs Clifton Parvey of Case 4154 added a 7 pound 4 ounce son at 4 45 am. The article notes a record number of Infantile paralysis cases in the United States, estimating 24 000 in 1546-24 000.
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Southwestern Hospital
Perry Runyon
Angus Hospital
Clifton Parvey
United States
Woman Dies as Train Strikes Auto in Oklahoma Crossing
A Missouri Pacific passenger train hit a car near a Rogers county crossing, killing Geneva Yeary Austin and injuring several others. Homer Yeary, 27, and Mea Austin, 27, were in the vehicle. Yeary is reported in critical condition at a Claremore hospital. The crash marks Oklahoma’s 41st traffic fatality of the year and the ninth railroad crossing death this year.
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United Press
Oklahoma
Wagoner
noJa
Rogers County
State Highway Patrol
Homer Yeary
Sharpsville
Ind
Mia
Geneva Yeary Austin
Yeary
Mea. Austin
C W. Collier
van Buren
Ark
Claremore
Oklo
James Black Returns From Dodge Meeting in Oklahoma City
James A. Black of the Black Mujor company returns from Oklahoma City where a Dodge factory executive outlined advertising merchandising and training plans for JD47. A film was shown revealing the job rating of the Dodge truck at the factory. In another note, Claude McPay, 23, was knife injured in a late Tuesday altercation in the unit block of B late Tuesday. assailant unnamed.
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James A. Black
Black Mujor Company
Oklahoma City
Dodge
Detroit
Claude McPay
Tom Tipler
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Harald Wilson
Asi Us
Harold Wilson Canvas Goods CO
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Chicago
N.Y
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T and T
Anaconda Cop
Armour and Co
Aviation Corp
Barnsdall
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Braniff Air
Brown Shoe
Burr Add
Chea and
Chrysler Corp
Coca Col
Curtiss Wright
Douglas Air
Dupont
Goodyear
Earl
U.S. Chamber
East Gore
Harry Curnutt
O BT
Jimmy Johnston
Dy Garber
C. S. Jones
P. C. Monroe
Ritter Funeral
Leslie T. Hamm
Cecil Haston
Mitzle Boutwell
T. J. Kelly
Q. C
Darling
Peck Bros
Wade Oldsmobile
Jake Witzel
Home Lumber Co
Alk Pollard
Alexander Plumbing Co
H. A. Puttkamer
Larrance Tank Corp
Lawton Tent and Awning Co
Audra B. Fowler
Dr. H. B. Collins
Lacy Furniture Co
Currell Lumber Co
Cola. Cola Bottling Co
Whisnand's
Clapp Producé
Tague-Ell- Angslea Lumber Co
Lawton Drug
Antrim Lumber Co
Jack Russell
Edward ¥. Cagle
G. A. Bbisch
Frank Kitchens
Edward Burns
Ed Glenn Fowera
Cole
Emma Crabtree
M. Adams
H. FR. Glandon
Cathe
Betty Faye Gordon
J. B. Gordon
W. A. Lingle
Altus
Richard Thomas
Medicine Park
Angus Hn Cspital
Marvin White
Lee
James Black
U.S. Army
25Th Infantry Division
Guadalcanal
New Georgia
Valin LaVella
Luzon
U. S. Army
U. S
Tropp
Smid
Japan
U. S. Army Recruiting Station
Phillips
Becme Phillips
Save ON Drugs
Jones 273
South
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