Lawton area handyman services and trades list
An assorted local classified listing details carpentry painting and remodeling services by W. T. Hartman and P. C. Building and Repair. It advertises watch repair, TV service, hauling, septic work, concrete setting, asbestos siding, waterproofing, and insulation plus free estimates and financing options. Contact numbers and business names include Roy's Clothes Line Co and We Move.
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Convaiens
Sait Sith
W. T. Hartman
Lawton
Ad & Lywi i Lata Aed
Roy’s Clothes Line CO
Okla
Watiok Mves
Buckies Coverea
Reashabie
Ecod
Picot Sewine Genter Cr Ve
Ft. P. C. Building & Repair
Saxets Bewery
City Kennel Club Plans April Show
Members of the Lawton-Fort Sil Kennel Club meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday to complete premium list information for the sixth annual AKC all-breed dog show this spring. The canine festival is set for Sunday April 4 at Fort Sill Honeycutt gym. Secretary-treasurer Mildred Chrisman says the show committee will be appointed at Thursday’s meeting. Pedigreed dog owners are preparing their entries for the event.
Lost Man Found Through Obituary
Hutchinson Kansas report details William Cook, missing from Ashland for 33 years, located near Hutchinson days before funeral. Mrs. Charles Wilson of Ashland identified the body after consulting the family Bible, confirming the long-lost uncle. Cook, 84, had lived in a Hutchinson nursing home for four years and previously worked as a ranch hand near Meade.
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Hutchinson
Kan
William
Cook
Ashland
Hutchinson News-Herald
Charles Wilson
Meade
AEC Presses Navy to Guard Secrets on Test Letters
The Atomic Energy Commission ordered the Navy to curb personal letters from personnel who witness secret atomic tests. After a hydrogen bomb test at Eniwetok in 1952, officials warned ships and bases to enforce security and prohibit descriptive letters, noting mail censorship may not be feasible except in war or emergency.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Navy
Eniwetok
AEC
Pentagon
Night clubs face 35 percent drop in business
Denver reports a 35 percent decline in nightclub business from a year ago. Billboard cites television and cinema as factors and notes that big-name strippers draw crowds while many clubs still feature strip acts. Some owners report packed venues when a star is present, suggesting a rebound may come with wider screening.
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Denver
Billboard
James
Evelyn West
Evelyn
Warren St. Thomas
Miss West
St. Thomas
Lui
Grace Kelly Combines Talent With Hollywood Beauty
Grace Kelly rises as a young star with beauty and acting skill. The interview traces her early career from American Academy training to New York theater, TV roles, and films like 14 Hours Mogambo and High Noon. She discusses not wanting to be typed and her decision to sign with MGM for future roles. She recalls the Notorious style of screen romance and Hitchcok’s sharp eye.
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Hollywood
Grace Kelly
Gary Cooper
William Holden
Tokori
Tdit
Jimmy Stewart
Grace
Stewart
Alfi Hitchcock
Ingrid Bergman
Cary Matryman Grant
Hitch
John Kelly
George Re
C. Kelly
Virginia
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
New York
Raymond Massey
Twentieth Century-Fox
Fae ‘Te ‘Oupeecke
Twentieth
Hollywood Gold
Africa
Joanouts
MGM
Pravda Attacks Western Security Proposals As Confusing
Pravda denounces Western offers for a 14 guarantee of 1 jet security as an attempt to confuse Western Europe. E. Alexandrov calls the EDC an instrument of aggression against the U.S.S.R and argues such plans ignore wartime lessons. He warns that restoring the Wehrmacht would bring war again to Europe.
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Moscow
Pravda
Europe
E. Alexandrov
Communist Party
European Defense Community
EDC
Germany
Wehrmacht
Anthony Eden
British Broadcasting Corp
Eden
West
NATO
Soviet Union
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Chicago Employers To Honor Birthdays
Chicago electrical workers will receive a paid day off for birthdays. Local 1031 president Michael F. Darling said four Chicago area plants under union contracts have agreed to grant the benefit, calling birthdays a big life event deserving holiday pay.
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Chicago
Michael F. Darling
AFL
International Brotherhood’ of Electrical Workers
Darling
Funeral Rites for Mrs Mary A Shepard at Chickasha
Mrs Mary A Shepard 76 of Chickasha died at 3 15 am Tuesday at her son Cleo Shepard’s home in Cement She was born March 12 1877 in Jacksboro Texas moved to Chickasha Indian Territory in 1900 Her husband William I Shepard died in 1907 Funeral services held at 2 pm today at Chickasha Funeral Home Chapel Rev J L Standridge officiating with Robert Hawkins assisting Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Chickasha
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Mary A. Shepard
Chickasha
Cleo Shepard
Chickasha Funeral Home
J. L. Standridge
Cement Assembly of God Church
Robert Hawkins
Central Church of Christ
Rose Hill Cemetery
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Okisheme City
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East Elgin
City Kennel Club
U. S
HBT
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E Ave
Mallory
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Pontiac
Goodwill
Rev. J. L. McQueen
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Sains
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Horace Boont the Inventor
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Phn Morgan
ICUS
Thewna
Planeteer Fleet
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Radio Cab Company