Oklahoma City State Market Report Opens with Mixed Prices
USDA cattle and hogs trade shows steady to higher trends in Oklahoma City with feeder stocks active and slaughter cattle strong. Wheat and eggs hold with scattered gains across towns including Guyman Enid Tulsa and Clinton while butterfat and dairy quotes show steady to firm pricing amid commodity movement.
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State Board of Agriculture Today
Guyman
Hookerwell
Enid
Medford
Bison
el Reno
Hennessey
Hobart
Kingfisher
Vici
Yukon
Clinton
Edmond
Muskogee
Oklahomia City
Tulsa
Alva
Oklahoma City
Shattuck
Walongi Clinton
I Reno
Pauls Valley
USDA
Hospital Admissions and Births Across Multiple U S Regions
A long list of hospital admissions and births records patients by name age and residence, detailing medical and surgical cases including Mrs Clarence Ditmore 507 Jefferson, Mrs Alfred Reed 1808 Lawton, plus births such as George Morales’ son at 8:40 p.m. Feb 25 and Mr and Mrs Wallace Easton’s daughter at 1509 Williams.
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Clarence
Dt Ditmore
Jefferson
Alfred Reed
Lawton
James H. Maness
Roosevelt
Geraldine A. Barham
Ela Barham
Washington
Charles T. Bryan
Snyder
Mary Alice White
T. P. White
Gary Conner
S. Donald Lawrence
Vivian Upton
Denver le Upton
Lee
Glen Powers
Parkview
Thomas J. Bradley
Olustee
George Morales
Park
David Hunter
Buck Hunter
Dearborn
Donald Flynn
Williams
Robert Robirson
Snow Road
Harvey Lynn Rash
Joseph Rash
Walters
B. K. Ballard
Ted Qtlinger
Fielder
Harod Wimple
Gary Anderson
Willard Gill
George Filchak
Spaulding
Dorothy Governale
Kingsbury
Gene Pruit
Frederick
Jake Hester Jr
Ifth
Ernest. R. Robinson
John A. Frampton Jr
Clifton C. Cox
Gordon Hagar
Chattanooga
Glenn Barnes
Elm
John W. Parker
Altus
Jack Matthews
Marlow
David Bryan Euston
Wallace Easton
Orville Rozzell
Burkburnett
Tex
Billy Se
Qudeley
Clarence Mason
Apache
Kathy Stinnett
Travis Stinnett
Evans
Zoe Ann McPherson
Ralph McPherson
E. 0. Gnoching
John W. Kirk
U. S
Worley Addresses Class At Central Junior High
Milton C. Worley Distributive Education instructor at Lawton High spoke to Mrs Ernest Waller's eighth grade English class on letter writing. He focused on job applications by personal visits and by letter and distributed forms titled A Personal Portrait of One self to the students.
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Milton C. Worley
Lawton ‘High School
Ernest Waller
Central _Junior high school
Worrleys
Jetter
Pep Club Party Set for March 8 at Central Junior High
Central Junior High plans a Pep Club party on March 8 at 6 30 p m with a weiner roast and sock hop. Admission is free per person and reservations are due by Tuesday per coordinator Lorena Fullerton.
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Central Junior High School
Lorena Fullerton
Three Items in Council Agenda for Noon Session
The city council will consider three items at noon today for a two week meeting. The agenda includes a salary raise for the city clerk, the opening of Ferris between Sheridan Road and Tomlinson junior high, and the return of a small park land tract in Stephens addition.
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Hie
Ferris
Sheridan Road
Tomlinson Junior High School
Stephens Addition
Convict Witness In Terrorist Cases To Leave Prison
McALESTER Oklahoma. Norman Mc Leod a 40 year old convict whose grand jury and trial testimony helped convict four persons of union terrorism in Mississippi will leave prison in 10 days. A pocket will carry a 7500 dollar reward and he will receive an undisclosed state job after release. The Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board yesterday commuted his eight year sentence for attempted armed robbery. A U S attorney in Mississippi had requested consultation. McLeod testified before a Jackson Mississippi grand jury in June 1956 and at trials of people accused of blowing up Southern Telephone and Telegraph Co installations. The United States has about 3300 miles of toll highways.
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McAlester
Norman McLeod
Mississippi
Oklahoma Pardon and Fatale Board
McLeod
U. S
Jackson, Miss
Brand
Southern Telephone and Telegraph Co
Burglary Suspect Waives Hearing in Texaco Service Break-In
James Ronald Hanschumaker aged 19 of 3052 Gore waived preliminary hearing at arraignment on a second degree burglary charge. Justice of Peace Marvin E. Cameron bound the case over to higher court and committed him to county jail under a 2000 dollar bond. He is accused of breaking into E. W. Birdsong's Texaco Service station at 116 Columbia last week.
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James Ronald Hanschumaker
Gore
Justice of Peace
Marvin E. Cameron
Hanschumaker
E. W. Birdsong
Texaco
Columbia
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Joe F. Columbus
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Lloyd Cherry
Belinda Gordon
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Robert L. Wyatt Jr
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Jesse McKinney
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