Net Tourney Fourth Session Opens With Three Games
Indians, Sterling, and Geronimo win first-round games at the Wichita Mountain court. Indianahoma juniors rally to a 27 26 squeaker over Indyvahoma in a finale decided by stalled clock in the closing seconds. Geronimo ace Murphy leads a rally to defeat Cache 21 13 as host Lawton crowd watches. Elgin loses to Mietzser 11 22 as Hasenpack and Shiflets shine late.
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Indmhoma
Qantews
Sterling
Wichita Mountain Conference
Lasecon High School Gymnassium
Lourmes
Lemme
Indiahoma
M. Klerehor
Eo Eames
Mera
Manning
Cade
Naif
Hones
Carrie
Centur
Ledford Youre
Mae Crnard
Axon Hoppd
Chau
Tunep No Jones
Kehen
BuchԤ Paints
Indiahams
Od Morris
Tao
Allen
Nade
Oat Indvahoma
Geronimo
Fletcher
Pletcher
Ronimo
Gurla
Wichita Mountain Courney
Lawton
Gerosimo
Cache
Wall
Geronima
Maca Murphy
Geronimo Aconaguy
Maxuy Vestal
Crates
Fasuivs
Fee Hilbet Reromine
Kopowvertia
James
Lewis Ted
Marin
Mietzser
Elgin
Charles Hasenpack
Weld
Bus Pletcher
Stamsa
Buick
Tom Brockauare
J.C. Bullard
Haver
Hasenbues
Jett
Leo
Shiflets
Duane Young
Farmit
Lan Ne Ou
David Sraetfer
Sembee
Lanors
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Summary
Oklahoma City Livestock market report dated Jan 25 notes calves and steers steady to firm with scarce baby cattle and strong demand for quality. Hogs and sheep show mixed activity. stags and feeder pigs limited. Nearby prices include calves top 14.50, heifers 12-14.50, and steers around 16.50 to 16.75, with hogs at 20.00 or higher for top quality and sheep around 13.80 for lambs and steady under broad market conditions.
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Oklahoma City
Halle
Bill Neptune Tops Lawton High Honor Roll List
Lawton High School senior Bill Neptune, son of Mr and Mrs Everett Neptune, tops the honor roll with a 99.00 average. Dorothy Stinnett, a junior, is second with 98.25. The list also includes Mary Helen Pursley and many other students with grades from 83.50 to 98.75, reflecting the end of the third six weeks.
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Bill Neptune
Lawton High School
Everett Neptune
Bhuclid
Dorothy Stinnett
Dorothy
R. C. Stinnett
South Second
Mary Helen Pursley
Harlonra Clabough
Porgy Harris
Mary Lou Ligon
Beth Berker
Dorothy Spruhll
Betty Lou Ensley
Vonne Eckhart
Anne Mae Masac
Mary Louise Giles
Elaine Dray
Jerry Tawardas
Pritheed Proost
Bethy Jean Neely
Jean Journey
Cake
Raymond Kern
Jacqueline Soper
Mary Ann Sullivan
Eugene Winham
Lorene Carter
Anne de Shaza
Puth Keating
Lillian Manning
Frischin Brindle
Bnly Kerr
Gynne , Mansell
Delena McKnight
Helen Roberts
Loreta Simmons
Phyllis Cash
Melvin Fannling
Ruth Adna Gold
Jana Grifing
Christina Moore
Leonard Fuller
Leote Giddens
Marcha Lou Lawton
Mary Frances Sutton
Gwen Friman
Betty Joan Hills
Marisa Lea Mayhugh
Shirley McKinzey
Anne Tyree
Arline Slaybaugh
Robbery at McGuire Service Station Reported
A fourth company precinct train crew reported a robbery at McGuire Service Station Thursday night. The thief escaped with cash and coins from the register, leaving two pennies behind, and fled through the door as the attendant exited.
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McGuire
Bisz
Leow
Fragmented 1920s Market Snippet with Oil and Stocks
The readible OCR fragment lists numerous company names and share percentages tied to early 20th century markets. Included are Pan Am Air, Pure Oil, Standard Oil, Studebaker, Texaco, Sinclair, Socony Vacuum, Woolworth, US Steel, and others, with varying stake values and industry mentions suggesting a stock table or closing bell style notice. It preserves entities like Allied, Tex Gulf, and Tex Gus Prod among scattered percentage figures and corporate references.
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Pan Am Air
Ali Penney
Pepsi Cola
Ald Phillips Pet Oui Asg
Plymouth Oil
di Radin Corp
DM St Jos Leud
DH Sours Roebok
Sinclair Ol Ind
Diy Socony-Vacuum
Studebaker
Dis Swift and Co
BBM
Alk Texas Co
Dish Tex Gus
Tex Gulf Sul
ALA
Air Lo
US Rubber
US Steel && DI
di Wilson and Co
Dig Woolworth
Ads
Nearing Is Slated Preliminary Hearing for Waldon Kawena
Waldon Kawena, 28, of Indiahonia, faces charges of wife and children desertion. A preliminary hearing set for Jan. 24 by Tuahice of the Peace EF, P. Evans. Kawena pleaded innocent at arraignment and was released on a $500 bond.
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Waldon Kawena
Indiahonia
Tuahice
P. Evans
Kawena
Multiple Dismissals and Admissions at Southwestern and Angus Hospitals
Personal notices report several individuals dismissed from Southwestern hospital today including Joe P McDonald Philip A Mooney and Mrs Clyde B Thompson while others entered for medical treatment. Admits include Mrs John Whittle and Mrs Bell Jordan with Angus hospital also receiving Mrs Tom Givens for medical care. A San Antonio visit by Elin Lebrecht and her daughter is noted along with a Lawton residence of Mr Hobbs who is described as critically ill.
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Philip A. Mooney Jn
Fort Sil
Southwestern Hospital
Clyde B. Thompson
Jefferson
Scibner Scholt
Cherry
John Whittle
Cade
Southwestern Hospitals
Elin Lebrecht
Barthel Cellnr
San Antonio
Tex
Lawton Clinic Discussed With Veterans Officials
Lawton doctors will meet two Veterans Administration representatives in Muskogee Tuesday to discuss an outpatient examining center for veterans. The meeting at 8 p.m. in the City-County health center is announced by Robert W. Moyer. Maj. Phillip B. Smith and Maj. Patriquin will discuss establishing the clinic here or, if interest is lacking, in Oklahoma City.
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Lawton
Veterans Administration
Muskogee
Robert W. Moyer
Phillip B. Smith
Maj
Patriquin
Oilahoma City
Tor
Titila Urea
Arthus Mover
Capshaw
J. D. Shoemaker
Oklahoma University Alumni Association
Emerson School
Fed
Council invites nonmembers to air Iran Greece Indonesia disputes
The council adopted an Egyptian proposal to invite Iran Greece and Indonesia to Monday's session to hear their views on ongoing controversies in which they are directly involved. A Greek filed the charge concerning Indonesia.
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Iran
Greece
Indonesia
Program Slated For Cub Pack 44 Tonight
Cub Scout Pack 44 meets at 4 30 p m in First Methodist Church with theme Boys of Other Countries Col Robert Parkins discusses England experiences Ralph Wolverton a major in the war tells of boys in France and Germany Box supper by American War Dads and War Mothers auxiliary at 7 30 p m at the American Legion hall urged attendance
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Cubminster Guy
Wilson
Col
Robert & Parkins
England
Ralph Wolverton
France
Germany
American War Dads
War Mothers Auxiliary
American Legion
Traffic Plan Drafted To Improve City Roads
The traffic commission proposed a five to seven member panel appointed by the mayor to study and pass on traffic recommendations. A dedicated “spat maps” system locations danger zones with colored pins, aim to identify if accidents stem from enforcement, education, or engineering. Officials urged standard signs and better bus stops, with policing and school zone protections emphasized.
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Engineeri Ng
Traffic Commission
Qlank
Burton
Down
Thor
Burten
Sehool Frony
Paviek
Falcon
Ttwce
Ely
Lawton
Spaia
Lawson
Natonal Safety Council
Extensive Plan Aims to Beautify Lawton and Boost Parks
The plan outlines eight steps to improve Lawton including cleaning and maintenance of homes, expanded park use, and recreation facilities at Wildlife Refuge, Medicine Park, Lake Laydonia, Craterville Park, and Doe Dee Park. The Chamber will continue operations with Ford SIL Cameron college improvements, building a new gym, ROTC and athletic program support, and a continued old clothing drive led by Judge Morrill. Guest remarks from BE Mentone, Wilson, Moyer, Le Worley, and Moy Jncou contagkh reference Veterans Administration meeting aims.
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Offort
Lawton
Medicine Park
Lake Laydonia
Craterville Park
Doe Dee Park
Chamber Wil
Ford Sil Cameron College
Phrae
BE. £. Mentone
Wilson
Robert Moyer
Ailton le Worley
Toby Morrig
Chambers of Commerce
Moy
QRVILLE D. POPE Agency Sire and Theft Insurance
Fragmentary OCR item mentions QRVILLE D. POPE Agency related to sire and theft insurance with unclear details. No clear names, dates, or locations beyond a street-like code Photo 2426 21B.
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Qrville D. Pope Agency
Sire and Theft Insurance
Cameron College and Local Committees List Members
A long list of names and roles appears for Cameron College and various local committees. It includes chairs and vice chairs across military affairs agriculture roads marketing and recreation, with figures such as Ned Shepl Ron Stephens Ray Bobbitt and Lloyel Jillicks among many others, indicating an organized board or advisory panel setup.
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Mas Proce
Fred Lawrence
Lawton Burton
Milo Sigue
Baill English
Vel Bower
Harry Walkes
Cecil Green
Tuc Warkentin
Bid Thanan
John Plaxen
Fuid Renesteins Wood G. Kennedy
Lloyel Jillicks
Winnie Waidran
Cameron College
Cameron Colleges
L. Forbis
W. E L. Tomlinson
Lewis Oorxe
Bill Logan
Jess Forbens
Ned Shepl
Ron Stephens
Ray Bobbitt
R.L. Gibert
Exall English
R. J. Montgomery
Ray Keenan
George Fage
Ted Warkentin
L. #orbis
Frank Kléchens
J. BR. Reed
W. 5. Tomlinson
Late Duff
Hay Keegan
Joh Kyathley
C. D. Campbell
J. R. da
Garlon Harper
Joss Barbee
Marvin Righet
Louise , Parkingon
R. J. Christian
Neal Stidham
W. E. Tomlingan
Don Billingsley
Jimmie Black
L.H. Ensley
James L. Keegan
J. Cgennedy
Max Wrock
Jess Forbes
Forks and Recreation
George Hutching
R. L. Gilbert
Bod Luthor
L H. Fouts
Charley Wade
Bruce Frogge
W. T. Burleson
J. D. Shoemexen
Short Says Continued From Page One Planes Bungled Tactics
Short Says notes continue with a misworded plan regarding military tactics. The quote claims planes were bungled rather than dispersed for rapid landings at the time of the attack. A cited official states there was no instruction from Washington indicating an imminent attack on Hawaii.
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Washington
Hawaii
Skoct
Contact Moon Continued From Page One
The piece discusses radio control from Earth to distant vessels and the transmission of astronomical data from ships orbiting far beyond Earth, noting low broad south range and lines about space ships several thousand miles away.
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Earth
GM and CIO Wage Clash Drives U.S. Auto Strike
President Wilson of General Motors denounces the CIO CIOs plan for a fact finding board and urges a principle based settlement. Ford- CIO wage talks end in a stalemate with resumption set for Tuesday. Steel strike widens unemployment toward one million as talks stall and Truman rejects executive conference as a way to resolve the wage dispute.
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BOARN
Washington
C. B. Wilson
General, Motors Corp
Premans
Wilson
Memby
United Automobile Workers
CIO
TIAW
Belory
Seber
Laters Management Cisjrates
Pittsburgh
Tun
Truman
U. S. Steel
Benjamin F. Princess
Lewis Returns Contested Route in Federation Vote
Fragmentary report notes rumors of resignation to clear path for Lewis to win presidency of the federation. Aimed at unifying leadership, it hints at a shuffle against current head but yields little concrete detail beyond internal political maneuvering and claimed opposition.
Parole Revoked for West in Murder Case
Mh West, a Black man once jailed for murder, had his parole revoked by Governor Sore on Thursday. He was convicted in Cushings county court for manslaughter and paroled in 1942 after serving several years. The 1945 murder charge stems from December 24 in Cushings.
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West
Prisean- Wiewk
Cox Maonehe
Mane
Sore
Cushings
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Greyh Corp
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Pettit
Montgom Ward
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Canly Rae Dairy
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Northern P Co
Ohio Oil
Packuru
Lawton High
Purina's
Eddy Arnold
Old Hickory
Rod Beasfield
Eyo
Murray Theater
Buster Crabbe
the Navajo Kid
Coren Moreh
Bombalera
King OF Forest Rangers
Palace Theater
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KSWO
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Ctasco
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Rainbow House
Bill
E. W. Walters
Houe
General Foods
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Pathfinder
Frankie Mantera
Louis Kaufman
Dor
McGraing
Joe P McDonald
Southwestern Hospital Today
Bell Jordan
FOX
Tom Givens
Angus Hospital
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Faxon
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Pon Becker
Frederick
Janein
Dinos
Mranis Mitenens
Tembarshist
Ness
Lawton Flower Shop
Lawton Theater
Siawing
John Wayne
Vera Hruba Ralston
Walter Brennan Velth Dame
CMA
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Dt Ene Am
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Short
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Moore Hat Works
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RITZ
Terill Trail
Durango
Charles Starrett
Harding
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Aion
Frances Dee
Donald Cook
Fve Arden Hme
Thomas Gomez
Irving Bacch
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Mord Motor
Lewis
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Federation
Skelly O Co. Ciatrica
Clinton Brewer
Petroteum
G. W. Clifford
L. T. McAtee
Flo
Siar
Saath
Berry
Service Watches
Hen Hingh Nena
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