Fight Area Men Enlist In Army Reserve Units
Enlistments of eight area men in Lawton units of the Army Reserve were announced Saturday by Maj. R. M. Morris, unit advisor for Lawton area Army Reserve units. Names include Donald K. Dayton and Clarence Ay Champion, with others associated to Colwell, Nichols, Boles, McDaniel, Palesano, and Jenkins, all listed for the 359th Field Artillery Battalion and related Hq and Bly Co. units. Training under the Army Reserve Forces Act of 1955, Dayton begins 66 months of active duty for training starting February 26.
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Lawton
Army Reserve
Maj
R. M. Morris
Lawton Area
F. A
USAR
Donald K. Dayton
Keith Dayton
Cherry
Clarence Ay Champion
Ross L. Champion
Georgia
Clyde
Colwell
16Th Street
Ray C. Nichols
AL L. Nichols
Randisti
Eddie TR. Boles
John Boles
Phillip E. McDaniel
Charles McDaniel
David Eano
Ale
Peedim Palesano
Bert L. Jenksins
Court Notes And Probate Actions In County Court
Court records list administration petitions for Kenneth T Callaway Donald G Carpenter and Allan Walker estates with hearings set. Probate filings include Mary Deil West Le e Berey Stamper Mabel Huckienerey Eugene J Troupay and Sebie Hizerson Higgerson wills with estate values noted and hearings scheduled.
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Claude Cala Esiaie
Kenneth Te
Wmahli
Quier Land
Indiahema Puli
Doffries and
Eshers
Mary
Jesse Bledie
Watter C. Bryan
Slau Supreme Court
Lucille Sanders
Glass Ann
Dora Var
Tlorna Parsons
Esc
Dodo D. Lawrence
Linener
Otheylt
Comaxche County
Callaway
Duncan Patilion
Kenneth T. Callaway
Dick Sov
Carpenter
Fletcher
Porifen
Donald G. Carpenter
Walker
Lawton
Ber- M. Mantenmers
Ilam
Fels
George West
Arlington
Mary Deil West
Alma Stamper
Lee Berey Stamper
Mabel B. Huckienerey
Mion
Huckleberry
Jans Andres ‘Troupay
Wiehia Falls
W. W. Greb
Lawson
Eugene John Troupay
Nzder
Devensul
Iehi
Sebie Hizcersen
Frank Higgersom
Harriman Seeks Record Tax Hike in New York Budget
Governor Averell Harriman proposed a historic 1.8 billion dollar budget aiming to raise state income tax by 4 to 5 dollars per taxpayer and boost spending by 142 million for the new fiscal year. He warned lawmakers that gasoline tax increases may be needed to fund major highway construction.
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Albany
Averell Harriman
New York
GOP
Norriman
Lawton Forms Junior Racing Pigeon Club
Thirteen youths join Lawton's newly organized Junior Racing Pigeon Club, sponsored by the senior club and the Lawton Recreational Association. At the Jan 24 meeting about 75 attendees heard remarks from Sgt. Everett Eblen and club members on goals and operations.
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Everett Eblen
Lawton
Ey Club
Gary McLinn
Louis Sexton
Quotes From The News TANTED DINES CARACAS Exile Reflections
A compilation of quotes from figures including Juan Peron in Caracas regarding hospitality in Venezuela, Indiana University professor on weather forecasting limits, a Red China visit context for release prospects, and other international remarks. Included are Turkey and Moscow comments on diplomacy, plus a light domestic note about Shirley Holmes planning a wedding in England with a royal welcome.
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Tanted Dines
Caracas
Venezuela
Juan TD. Peron
Dominican Republic
Marcos
Peron Jimenco
Tong Kong
William Dossner
Mary Ewney
New Britain
OSU Fourth in Stock Judging at Southwestern Exposition
Oklahoma State University placed fourth in livestock judging finals at the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth, with Panhandle A&M ninth. Texas Tech won the judging as Oklahoma participants and Cowboy Hall of Fame members attended ceremonies at the Will Rogers statue base. Paul Woodward, 17, Snyder, won grand champion lamb. Duron Howard bred the animal. Hull-Dobbs Ranch of Fort Worth showed the champion pen of five bulls. C. T. Ranch of Mimi exhibited the champion five Angus bulls. Colton Kinney of Sulphur posted a 9.8 second steer in rodeo, moving to second overall, as a Nebraska cowboy set a show record for steer wrangling.
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Fort Worth
Oklahoma State University
Panhandle A&m
Texas Tech
Cowboy Hall of Ame Hoard
Will Rogers
Exposition Grounds
Paul Woodward
Snyder
Okla
Duron Howard
Mulhall
Woodward
Farmers of America
Hull-Dobbs Ranch
Fork Worth
C. T. Ranch
Mimi
Nebraska
Don Fedderson
Bill McQuire de
Colton Kinney
Sulphur
Two McAlester Men Die by Asphyxiation in Arkansas Cabin
Wm Corner W Lee ruled the deaths of Marvin Brown 41 and Ron Karklaned 21 both of McAlester Oklahoma asphyxiation. Their bodies were found in a tourist cabin about three miles south of JIo Springs Arkansas where officers reported a hutane stove burning in the tightly closed cabin. Gene Brown 18 son of the old man found the bodies.
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Jiot Springs
Ark
W. R. Lee
Marvin Brown
Ron Karklaned
Mealtov
Okla
Hot Springs
Gene Brown
Public Forum Letter Urges Fort Sill Expansion for Training
A veteran writer urges the nation to grant additional land for military training near Fort Sill. He argues that expanded facilities will benefit safety and readiness amid nuclear concerns and invites opponents to keep an open mind about the nationwide benefits. L ZIPEN 1710 Wuiberty
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Fort Sill
L. Zipen
Wuiberty
Army Orders Frail Shaky OCR List of Appointments
Department of the Army releases orders marking several officers and enlisted personnel for aviator and senior aviation badge designations. The document lists majors, first lieutenants, captains, and chief warrant officers from multiple states, including Fort Bliss, Colorado Springs, Anchorage, and Washington, with dates and assignments referenced. The text preserves names such as William C. Toge, George Campbell, Richard Armiro, Joan Young, James Woods, and others, along with postings to Elmendorf, Fort Baker, and NORAD commands, reflecting a broad reorganization and recognition signal across Army aviation units.
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Department of the Army
Washington, D.C
William
Toge Ngus Jackson
Miss
George 1. Campbell
TL Hood
Tex
Colorao Springs
Colo
Richard A. Armiro
Percy J
Vance
Dreden
CWO
Nnbert W. Scott
Joan L. Young
Rolin J. Anerson
Husnur C. Braitley
Reuben I. Simpson
Weldine A A. Thompson
Vie
ROTC
Marit
Phumnter
Prederlele A. Schrader
Rann E. Steedly
Morris G. Beards
Ft On
Calif
Elmendorf
Anchorage
Almaie
Sigfried E. Carlson
George G. Meade
Man Shoots Self In Rifle Gallery Near Times Square
A despondent ex Marine shot 17 targets then turned the rifle on himself in an amusement arcade near Times Square. Charles Hauck 37 Elmhurst Queens died instantly. Police found a letter to his wife Georgette revealing illness and a bleak wish for family welfare. Hauck had Marine service in 1943 and was on a two weekend pass from a Manhattan VA hospital.
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New York
Times Square
Charles Hauck
Elmhurst
Queens
Georgette
Thavas
Hauck
Marine Corps
Veterans Administration Hospital
Manhattan
Two men charged in Iowa wire theft from abandoned pole line
Clarion Iowa. Donald Barnholdt 21 and Gerald Menning 31 were charged Saturday with grinding wire from poles of an abandoned electric power line, totaling 404 pounds seized. The case involves a potential theft scheme and ongoing investigation by local authorities.
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WIR
Snifpers
Clarion, Iowa
Donald Barnholdt
Gerald Mennight
Javeeny
Jesuit editor urges cross faith support against public morals erosion
New York editors and lay leaders attend a mass at which Jesuit Father Thurston N. Davis called for non Catholics to join Catholics in defending public morals in entertainment and advertising. He criticized fading interfaith support for the Legion of Decency and cited 1956 debates over Baby Doll, noting Protestant leaders who defended the film. The discussion highlighted tensions between church leaders, academics, and media figures over moral ratings in film and television. In San Francisco, jet interceptors for coast defense were to arrive at Hamilton AFB, with the first F104A Starfighters operational within 30 days.
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New York
Thurston N. Davis
Legion of Decency
Father Davis
Communion Breakfast
America
National Catholic Weekly
Legion
Catholic Legion of Decency
Davis
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Cardinal Spellman
Times Square
James A. Pike
San Francisco
Hamilton Air Force Base
Pacific Coast
Here
Beavers of Ancient Ohio Weighed Up to Half-Ton
An upper jawbone found at a Columbus construction site suggests beavers 812,000 years ago weighed about 500 to 600 pounds and were roughly the size of a black bear. Researchers note the discovery indicates much larger paleo beavers roamed Ohio in the distant past.
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Columbus
Ohio
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