Refuge Moves Elk To Public Picnic Section
Twelve elk were relocated by trailer to a new public use area near Lake Quanah Parker in Wichita Mountains Refuge’s camp area. Refuge staff aim to establish a visible herd while acknowledging elk may wander back to original ranges.
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Lake Quanah Park
Parker-Camp Boulder
Tanith
Quanahed
Refuge
Lake Quanah Parker
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Julian Howard
Quanah Parker Camp
Boulder
Vetnge Vise Il
Noar
Harley
Howard
Bulfalo
Claud A. Shrader
Wichita
Note Of Gloom: Credit Overextended City Business Outlook Good
Talons economic outlook for 1935 appears generally good despite fears of a mild national recession. Reval merchants express confidence though competition reduces profits in some fields. There are concerns about overextended credit and rising delinquencies as spending tightens. Wheat and cotton losses in 1957 hurt farmers, while construction and housing demand show strength for next year. Car dealers report steady volumes with competitive pricing and ongoing replacement purchases.
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Ratavon Talons
Reval
Krener
Jess
Jocw
Ty Januenen
Nic
Abso
Wat
Hel
World Greets 1958 With Gay Revelry
A mixed year end scene of global celebration and sobering notes marks New Year’s Eve 1958. Fireworks at Pikes Peak and Vatican blessings accompany regional customs. In Cherryville North Carolina Uncle Sidney Beam leads a 12:01 am shout and a 150 year old muskets volley to ring in the New Year.
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Hhoug
Colorado Springs
Cola
Mosque
Adaman Club
Pikes Peak
Vatican City
Pope Pius Nit
St. Peter’s Square
Cherryville
N. C
Piedmont Area
Sidney Beam
New Yorke
Delayed Letting On Road Work For Federal Hearing
Local officials announced a one month postponement on a 2 million dollar project for 0.5 miles north of Lawton past Fort Sill Gate No 1. State Sen Fred F Morris said the delay stems from required public hearings under the new federal highway act.
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Lawton
Fort Sill's Gate No. 1
Fred F. Morris
Gomer Biltle
Highway Department
Erg
Near
Sen
Harris
Warming Trend Moves To Area
Fair weather with a slight warming trend for the new year. Forecasters predict temperatures rising toward normal in the western area and a bit cooler in the east over the next five days with little precipitation. Expected high today around 50, near 57 tomorrow. low tonight about 22.
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Slde
Sputnik Missing From Red Bulletins
MOSCOW reports Sputnik 1 was absent from the official progress communique on the two Soviet earth satellites. The omission suggested the first artificial satellite may have fallen from orbit as Soviet observers noted loss of altitude and predicted only a few days more of operation.
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Sputnik
Moscow
Russia
Young Robber Strikes Third City Grocery
A youthful bandit strikes again at Gore Boulevard, robbing Flrod's Grocery and Market of about 125 dollars in mixed bills. The third such incident this week was witnessed by clerk Charley Morris, who reported a snub nosed pistol and a brown billed cap. Police have not identified the suspect.
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Gore Blvd
Bud Elrod
Flrod’s
Mirket
Gore
Elrod
Hits
Charley Morris
911 Ash
Morris
Morsis
Eve
Elva
Wandit
Holiday Auto Death Toll Rises Across Nation Amid Snow
The National Safety Council reports 65 holiday auto deaths nationwide with snow and cold creating hazardous driving in the Middle West and New England. Officials predict up to 136 more fatalities before the new year. Weather warnings stretch from Iowa to Nebraska as blizzards and subzero readings chill the nation.
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Nation
Middle West
National Safety Council
Midwest
New England
Weit
The
Safety Council
Missouri
Thins
Wisconsin
Aieligag
Hazavilnes
Towa
Kenga
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Teast
West
New York
Son Of Sill Man Wife Leads Big Stork Derby
The Lawton Fort Sill baby derby winner is Richard Edward Johnson Jr born at 3 14 am weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces at Fort Sill Station hospital He and his family from Wayne Michigan may receive prizes from local merchants The infant was the first born in the local hospitals this year with two other births reported later in the day from other families in the area
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R. B. Johnson
Richard Edward Johnson Jr
Constitution Press
Derby
R. EB. Johnson
Fort Sil Station
Ife
Lawton-Fort Sill
Comanche County
Pyt. Johnson
Bliy
Fort Sill
Sheila Kay
Wayne
Mich
Johnson
Richard Edward
Memodal Hospital
Abs
James Rawson
Sunees
Twa Ols
Southwestern Hospital
Jesse Taylac
Lee
Pawhuska Boy Becomes First 1958 Road Victim
Oklahoma records show Pawhuska 19 year old James Earl Palmer died when his car crashed into the Clear Creek bridge abutment on US 60 near Pawhuska. He had been fleeing in a stolen vehicle as a deputy sheriff pursued him. The state also logged the death of 48 year old Thomas Nailfelt near Watonga on US 270 after a panel truck collision. Governor Gary called for stricter traffic enforcement and safety clinics statewide.
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Thy United Pre
Pawhuska
Oklahoma
James Earl Palmer
Pawhuske
Clear Creek
Us-60
Emil Dlent
Palmer
Fairfax
Hunt
Thomas Joseph Nailfelt
Woodwart
Watonga
US 270
North Canadian River
Raymond Gary
Oklahoma City
Gary
Ralph Vandiver
Heavener
Reds Send Peace Wishes For 1958
Moscow officials issued New Year greetings signed by Nikolai Bulganin and Klementi Voroshilov, broadcast via Tass to state leaders. The messages urged peace and ended “the fracture” felt by people worldwide, with banquets in the Kremlin and yearend Soviet praise of 1997 achievements and 1955 prospects.
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Moscow i
Ty Nikolai Bulganin
Chevy
Klementi Vovoshilov
Tass
Communist Party
Kremlin
Defense Ministry
Soviet Union
U.S
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City Grocery
Council
Copacabana
Louis Armstrong
Lan Pebbles
Williams L. Melvin
PHS
Indian Hospital
Pawhuska Boy
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