India eyes new plan to solve POW standoff
Continued from page one, India proposes a plan to resolve the POW crisis as U S envoy Arthur Dean reports talks stalled after six weeks. The dispute centers on admitting Russia as a neutral and a pledge to withdraw a perfidy charge before resuming talks. A high Korean source says a direct Red move might restart negotiations, while U S officials and Young deny secret talks with the Reds. The Indian prisoners issue could offer a path out for India amid Allied tensions.
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U. S
Arthur Dean
Dean
Red
Russia
Korea
United States
Young
U.S. State Department
Reds
India
Deserter Ainesworth Held Amid Fort Sill Case
Fort Sill PIO reports awaiting word from Pampa sheriff before deciding if Ainesworth will be returned to the post for normal military procedures. Sheriff Jordan may hand the fugitive to military authorities and he postponed a bigamy complaint after talks with the Fort Sill marshal. The Pampa sheriff holds Ainesworth’s first wife for forged check investigations spanning Texas and several states. Ainesworth is linked by alias Jimmy Capone, though no confirmation of ties to the Capone name exists. Identified escapees include Lawrence Huffman and William Drake. they reportedly used a hacksaw to breach window bars.
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Fort Sill
PIO
Pampa
Ainesworth
Jordan
Amarillo
Groom
Tex
Iowa
Indiana
Illinois
Kansas
Oklahoma
Jimmy Capone
Capone
Oklahoma price report notes crop, egg, beef trends
Oklahoma City prices and agricultural market data show broilers and hens moving within narrow ranges, eggs and butterfat varying by location, wheat and pecans listed with regional figures, and cattle hogs sheep market activity with price ranges and notable gains. Includes notes on slaughter cows, calves, and stocker feeder dynamics.
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Oklahoma City
P Usda
Markets and grain prices from the era
The page lists agricultural items with prices such as Ear Corn at 1.48 and Maize at 2.20, along with Barley Kaffir and Prairie Hay priced around 20.00. Other entries appear garbled but indicate commodity terms and a grain market snapshot.
Butter Prices Steady as Receipts Hit 925420
Chicago wholesale butter market holds steady amid large receipts of 925420. Buying prices remain unchanged with grade AA 93 at 65, A 92 at 65, B 90 at 62.75, C 89 at 62.25. Car lots show B 90 at 63.25 and C 89 at 62.75.
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Chicago
Notable business and aviation figures listed from Shreveport area
BRANIFF the Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. and the Union Stockyards of Omaha. Edgar Tobin, 58, San Antonio, Tex., head of a large aerial mapping firm and a World War I flying ace with Eddie Rickenbacker's Hat-In-the-Ring squadron. Justin R. Querbes Sr., 61, director of Shreveport's First National Bank, president of an insurance company and leader of the city’s community chest drives. Randolph Querbes Sr., 59, his brother and wholesale electrical company head. E. Bernard Weiss, Shreveport, vice president of Goldring's Inc., a clothing chain with 50 stores. Milton Weiss, Dallas, Tex., his brother and manager of Volk's a large Dallas clothing store. J. P. Evans, 69, a Shreveport independent oil producer. John B. Atkins Sr., 56, a Shreveport oilman and chairman of the board of two Shreveport oil firms. Buddy Huddleston, 30, a pilot, Houma, La. Louis Schexnaydre, a pilot.
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Page
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Union Stockyards
Omaha
Edgar Tobin
San Antonio
Tex
Eddie Rickenbacker
Justin R. Querbes Sr
Shreveport
First National Bank
Randolph Querbes Sr
E. Bernard Weiss
Goldring’s Inc
Milton Weiss
Dallas
Volk’s
J. P. Evans
John B. Atkins Sr
Shreveport Oil
Buddy Huddleston
Houma
Louis Schexnaydre
XYZ Club Plans March of Dimes Coffee Event
Members of the XYZ auxiliary to the American Business club announce a March of Dimes coffee from 2 to 4 p.m. January 18 at Mrs. Harold Anderson’s home 1207 Logan. Committees include Social, Ways and Means, Membership, and Scrapbook with named chairmen. Yearbooks were ordered at a recent luncheon at Martin’s restaurant.
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XYZ
American Business Club
Harold Anderson
Logan
Anderson
Earl] Watson
James Story
Alvin Wright
Lee Roy Lewis
Ways and Means
J. R. Gordon
Frank English
Funeral Rites for Meers Cache Farmer F Simms
Retired farmer and rancher F. Simms of Meers and Cache dies at 8 40 p m after an extended illness. Funeral set for 2 p m Tuesday at Cache First Methodist Church with Vokins Funeral home directing. Surviving widow, two sons, five daughters, 14 grandchildren, six great grandchildren, five brothers, two sisters.
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Co. F. Simms
Meers and Cache
Cache First Methodist Church
Vokins Funeral Home
Cache
Eula Simms
M. K. Simms
Lovington
N. M
C. A. Simms
John Gross
Oak
J. R. Cockburn
Bowman
N. D
C. D. Gentry
Seminole
Newton C
Weather summary from Oklahoma storm brings snow and wind
Official Weather Bureau reports show two inches of snow at Oklahoma City and Fort Sill, one inch at Ardmore Gage Tulsa, and a trace at Ponca City Enid with gusts up to 42 mph. Sleet and freezing rain observed in other cities as winds drive drifting snow.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Ponca City
Ardmore
McAlester
Hobart
Weather Bureau
Oklahoma City
Ft. Sill
Gage
Enid
Two City Veterans To Land At Seattle
Two Lawtonians SFC Curtis D. Bost and Airman First Class Howard R. Hunter aboard USNS Gen. H. J. Gaffey expected to dock in Seattle Wednesday. Hunter served 31 months in Japan. Bost about four years there. They are among 1,576 Far East rotation personnel sailors and soldiers aboard the 237th MSTS voyage to Seattle.
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H. J. Gaffey
Seattle
SFC
Curtis D. Bost
Austin Bost
Howard R. Hunter
Lee Hunter
Arlington
Hunter
Japan
Bost
Far East
Military Sea Transportation Service
Eisenhower outlines phased farm price parity plan
President Eisenhower urged a gradual shift to a modern parity pricing system through 1956 for wheat corn cotton and peanuts, while keeping current support levels for meat dairy poultry eggs tobacco soybeans cottonseed flax fruits and vegetables and sugar. He warned against surplus destruction and proposed uses like school lunches disaster relief and allied stockpiles to absorb excess commodities.
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U. S
Eisenhower
Lawton bonds praised for strong debt management and growth
Moody's raised Lawton rating from B to A on its own initiative amid rapid growth. The city, school district, and county show short term debt structures and strong debt service. Water supply is ample. new hotel and bank buildings rise, with plans for another bank. Bonds offered are attractively priced with solid appreciation potential.
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Moody’s Investors’ Service
Lawton
Moody's
City of
Lake Land City Funds Face Bond Deductions
City officials report flood period land use and flowage easements reduced by 60 000 from a 1 728 000 bond issue. Negotiations with Indian land owners may require Indian department action. About 40 acres of Wichita Wildlife Refuge could be taken or fenced. Changes to the water facilities increased costs by 20 000 and bond money may be set aside for a water emergency next summer if spring rains fail to raise the lake.
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Indian Department
Wichita Or Wildlife Refuge
Jennings
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Coffee For Dimes
JO G. Andrews
D Ave
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M & D Finance CO
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Orville D. Pope
Lee Jim Gaskins
Lawton Nash Company
A. L. Pollard Sporting Goods
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