Assistant Coach Named at Cameron College in 1940s Story
Coach Billy Stamps at Cameron College announces the appointment of Darvin Fichardson, 32, a former Duncan high school assistant, as Cameron assistant coach effective March 3. Richardson, Oklahoma Baptist alumnus and former Army Air Force instructor, returns to Duncan roots with a wife and three children ready to relocate. His track and football achievements at OBU include team captaincy and multiple letters in basketball and track.
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Billy Stamps
Cameron College
Duncan High School
Darvin Fichardson
Cam
Stamps
Duncan
Oklahoma Baptist University
Konawa
Okla
Ichardson
OBU
Army Air Force
Richardson
Heigo
Cameron
Cameros
The
Baptist Church
Linda Lou
Russell
Mark Boone
Hereford Sale Set and Civic Group Plans
Cc Of C continues progress on site acquisition with hope for government land north of the city. Southwest Hereford association to hold cattle sale next Monday at Lassom yards. Cameron College president invites attendees to March 7 dinner. Committee approves zoning for 11th street and advertising closing hours for six holidays. Funds allocated for fat stock show prizes and related events. Alexandria, Egypt noted as a former second city of the Roman Empire.
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Campbell
Southwest Hereford Association
Lassom
Aulion Keating
Lahama City
Vernon Howell
Cameron College
Sexton and Pagett
J. Kennedy
Industrial Committee
Lawton
Allen Bilbrey
Plosale-Retail Committee
11Th Street
Goreion Avenue
Eibrey
Gibb
Aglocste
Jersey Parish
Ben
Markets and commodities roundup from Chicago and New York
Chicago butter stocks reported at 475267 pounds with varied quality scores. Oklahoma City livestock markets show cattle calves hogs and sheep with weekly and daily shifts. hogs steady for the day, week gains noted. New York cotton futures rise with March and May futures up, and grain ranges in Chicago showing mixed open and close levels. Also listed are early New York stock moves with notable small-cap shifts and energy sector indices.
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Oklatoma City
Okclahoma City
Chicago
GEM
Gah
New York
Am Airlines
Armour and Co
Aviation Corp
Barnsdal Oi
Beech Airclick
Beth Steel
Market stock movers list with mixed gains and losses
A processed pull of numerous company shares shows Braniff Airways and United Foods among leaders with notable percentage changes. Other firms including Chrysler, Coca Cola, Gen Motors, Eastman Kodak, Goodyear, Gulf Oil, and IBM display gains or declines varying from small shifts to double digits.
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Braniff Airw
Uta Brown Shoe
Burr
Chickasha
Chrysler Corp
Cocca-Cola
Columr Grand EB
Curtisa-Wright
Douglas Aircraft
du Poont de
Eastman Kodak
Gen Leo
Gen Foods
Ud Gen Motors
Greyhound
Johns-Mansul
Tennceoth
Liggett
Loew's Inc
Martin (Gl
Rob
No Am Aviation
North Ameria
Northern Pac
Ohio Oil
Packard Motor
Pan Am Airways
Param Pictures
Penney (Ic
Penn RR
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips- Petnem
Plymouth Oil
Pure Oil
Radin Corp
St Joseph Lend
Seay Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Truman Advocates International Cooperation For Relief Efforts
President Truman stresses that international cooperation in relief work depends on informal consultations with all nations via the United Nations and other channels to coordinate relief activities among contributors.
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United Nations
Truman
Final 1946 47 concert to feature Sascha Gorodnitski
Preparations are underway for the final 1946 47 concert set for Tuesday evening. Russian pianist Sascha Gorodnitski will perform at the high school auditorium, attracting attendees and signaling the season’s close.
McDivitt Rites Set For Saturday
Funeral services for Frank H. McDivitt 75 retired Lawton farmer will be held at 1 04 p m Saturday in Lawton Funeral Home chapel Rev Donald Harrel of First Methodist Church will officiate The body will go to Shawnee Saturday afternoon for final rites and burial McDivitt died at 1 50 a m Thursday at his home following months of heart illness Born November 9 1871 in Rosemont Illinois he moved to Lawton in 1930 from Shawnee Surviving eight children include Harold W McDivitt Shawnee Rev T B McDivitt Pueblo Colorado F Myrl McDivitt and Simpson McDivitt of the home address J G McDivitt Duncan Mrs Roscoe H Rice Altus Miss Oliv er McDivitt Oklahoma City and Miss Harrett McDivitt Jackson Mississippi Also surviving his wife three sisters Nannie Whittaker Oklahoma City Miss Jennie McDivitt and Miss Mary McDivitt of Shawnee two brothers are mentioned in the draft.
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Frank H. McDivitt
Lawton
Lawton Funeral Home
Donald Harrel
First Methodist Church
Shawwnee
McDivitt
Rosemond
Shawnee
Harold W. McDivitt
T. B. McDivitt
Pueblo
Colo
F. Myrle McDivitt
Simpson Mcdivitt
J G. McDivitt
Duncan
Roscoe H. Rice
Altus
Oliver McDivitt
Oklahoma City
Jharrett McDivitt
Jackson
Miss
Nannie Whittaker
Jennie McDivitt
Mary McDivite
UN Is Rapped On War Threats And Global Power Balance
Dr. Ewing warned that biological warfare could be infinitely more fearful than nuclear arms, urging a peace system now. He reviewed postwar power dynamics, noting only the United States and Russia as major powers and criticizing U.S. meddling in elections while England remains a leading power.
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Tson
Poland
Russia
James Byrnes
Ewings
United States
Philippines
Ewing
Great Britain
India
Palestine
China
America
Latin America
North America
South America
State Department
League of Nations
Old South
United
England
U. S
Local A. A. U. W. President Leads Arts Program
Darlene K Knight opened with a dance titled Santi ago with Ira Jean Snow at piano. A violin solo by Mrs. Har old Gay followed, accompanied by Mrs. N. B. Himes. Mrs. Guy Robertson serves as president of the local A. A. U. W.
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Darlene K Knight
Santiago
Ira Jean Snow
Harold Gay
N. B. Himes
Guy Robertson
Bankers Will Officers and Committees Listed for Convention
Retiring officials from boundary group one are W D Finney Grady D Harris L R Dawson. The business committee includes W F Barber J R Montgomery Exall English. Reception luncheon and hotel reservation committees named with many members. Registration is led by Calvin Darnall George Barber and Henry Weddle.
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W. D. Finney
Grady D. Harris
Alez
L. R. Dawson
Weatherford
W. F. Barber
American National Bank
J. KR. Montgomery
City National
Exall English
Security’ Bank ‘and Trust Co
Montgomery
R. B. McCoy
George Whitten
Gilbert Hagle
T. R. Keegan
Mia
William Wulf
George Barber
Lawrence Keegan
John White
Ralph McT. Pennell
Sidney Bentley
English
C. E. Price
R. ©. Brown
Wayne Lawler
Mr. English
Merry Mustain
Mr. Montgomery
Price
White
Mr Whitten
Calvin Darnall
Henry Weddle
Vandenberg Amendment Limits Budget Cut Promise
The Vandenberg discussion continues from page one with Senator Millikin proposing an amendment that would cap the budget reduction at 4.5 million dollars, indicating a potential constraint on the anticipated cuts and highlighting partisan positions in the Senate debate. The proposal, noted as R-Cole, signals a key point in the fiscal dispute shaping the final budget plan.
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Millikin
R-Cole
Bootleggers and law enforcement clash over vice control
The statement urges that the vice situation be cleaned up and that liquor and gambling operators show respect for law enforcement. Citizens of Lawton and Comanche county began responding publicly after the remark became known.
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Lawton
Comanche County
Raids Target Illicit Beer and Whiskey Operations
Sheriff Ed Gartrell and Police Chief Joe Cable led raids with deputies to crack down on illegal alcohol. Three raiding squads were formed after May or Glenn's ultimatum, seizing whiskey at Ross Hinkle's Oklahoma club while seven other sites were searched with no whiskey found. Names of those involved and addresses appeared in search warrants.
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Ed Gartrell
Joe Cable
Gartrell
Glenn
Chief Cable
Oklahoma Club
Flaya Kennedy
Gartrel
Ross Hinkle
Edna Gabbard
Rosa Ferrell
Gigger Giroux
S&s
Richey Ketch
Douglass USO Party for George Washington Day
A Kitty Party will be held at 9 p.m. Saturday in the Douglass USO. The Junior Hostess group announced the event with the Signal-Director orchestra providing music for dancing and refreshments served.
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