State poultry eggs price report Oklahoma City alive
Oklahoma City prices show grain and poultry rates across towns like Clinton, Enid, El Reno, Shattuck, Vinita, Lawton, and Tulsa with No 1 grades steady to firm. Livestock report notes cattle calves hogs and sheep market activity with牛 slaughter steers to 19.75, heifers 16.50-18.00, hogs 19.00-50.00, and meat prices varying by class.
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Oklahoma City
Bard Wa
Clinton
Blackwall
Lawton
Tulsie
Pauls Valley
Enid
Vinita Blackwell
Ntun
Wa- el Reno
Shattuck
City
Alva
Bullerat
Steady
S al Clinton
el Reno
Tulsa
Elk City
Watonga
Vinila
USDA
Muldrow Defends Guard Amid Wilson Remarks
Maj. Gen. Hal Muldrow Jr. criticizes Defense Secretary Wilson saying his claim the National Guard is a draft dodging business is absurd. Muldrow notes the 43rd Division's 20 percent combat veterans in Korea and questions how they can be draft dodgers. He warns the remark demeans Oklahoma guardsmen and veterans.
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Youn Werd
Muldros
Naetive Guid Association
Wishington Yard
House Armed Services Committee
Wilson
Muldrow
Sorca
Missiles Revealed from Page One Grading Film Debrief
Discussion outlines NIT reentry test vehicle for data on atmospheric entry. X10 and X17 missiles tested at Patrick with recovery gear and data for Navaho and Lacrosse developments. Lacrosse system by Cornell and Martin contract shows advances in rapid field artillery replacement and all weather guided fire capability.
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Lehriever
Schriever
Daza
Patrick
Earth
Patrick Gavin
Gavin Sai
Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory
Buffalo
Glenn L. Martin Co
Baltimore
Army
Gavin
Martin
Cornell Laboratory
Vandals Steal Phone Receiver at City Pay Booth
Police report a second vandalism case this year after a receiver was torn from a pay phone outside a booth at 19th and Cache Road. Mrs. Lee Browning, a cashier, discovered the crime last night, following a prior theft at 17th and Ferris last month.
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19Th
Cache Road
Lee Browning
Katerkumph
Nyo
17Th
Ferris
Council To Study Annexation Plans
City Councilmen plan steps to annex blocks 15 16 and part of 14 in Stephens addition north of Cache road. Developer Carl Stephens agrees to surrender water and sewer lines and seeks return of a small park tract. Rabies control measures urged by health officials to be implemented. Park board reports tennis court postponement at Jefferson and Will Rogers schools due to funds and plans for resurfacing older courts. Bids for police desk, beauty shop operation at 2207 N 19th, and traffic park hazard at 17th and Gore also on the agenda.
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Stephens Addition
Cache Road
Carl Stephens
Sanitary and Fish and Game Committees
Charles IT. Mier Jr
Miller
Board of Park Commissioners
Jefferson
Will Rogers
Park Board
Grover C. Ralston
Ron Wheatley
Planning and Zoning Commission
N. 19Th
Traffic Commission
17Th
Gore
Quanah Parker Relic Display At Post Museum
A ceremonial Quanah Parker suit from the 1880s and Roosevelt era parade history, a gourd rattler, buffalo horn, buckskin shirt, and a burial brooch loaned for museum display. The brooch, buried with Quanah in February 1911, was later found by Mrs. Birdsong near the desecrated grave after tomb robbery.
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Quanah
Post Museum
Theodore Roosevelt
Three Man Team To Give Lectures At Reserve Unit
A three man mobile instructional team will visit Army reserve units in Lawton January 30. Maj. Henry D. Jones Capt. George W. Diehl and MSgt. Raymond H. Robinson of Fort Hood Texas will present a two hour session at the Reserve Training Center McKinley School Third and Columbia. The program titled Engineers in Combat aims to inform reservists of Engineers capabilities and operations in support of combat including the engineer combat battalion as part of the combined arms team and specialized engineer units in combat support, followed by a film showing Engineers in action.
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Lawtan
Henry D. Jones
Corps of Engineers
George W. Diehl
Raymond H. Robinson
Fort Hood
Tex
McKinley School
Third
Columbia
Engineer
Army Engineers
Two Men Jailed For Money Theft In Lawton
Lawton police detained two men, a 23 year old Indian and a 26 year old Mexican, on suspicion of stealing 52 dollars from a purse at the Bon Ton tavern on 11th Street. Wanda Lillick of Gore reported the loss after leaving her nurse behind the bar. three signed checks and cash were taken. Det. Capt. Otis Waldron said the Mexican likely will be released. Jim Rother of Lawson saw the Indian take the money from the purse.
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Lawton
11Th
Otis Waldron
Wanda Lillick
Gore
Jim Rother
Lawson
Assessor's Office to Close for Lunch After Thursday
Lawton area notice from Lester O. Paden county assessor states the office will open at noon Wednesday and Thursday for local workers. Thursday is the last day noon hours will be offered. Property declaration must be filed before March 35.
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Lawton
Lester O. Paden
Paden
Clothing Found Under Bridge North of City
Deputy Sheriff Arvil Roberson reported that undergarments were found under a creek bridge east of Porter Hill. Some items appeared new and there was no notification of theft involving the clothing.
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Arvil Roberson
Porter Hill
Roberson
Sheriff's Department
Suits To Recover Two Autos Filed
Alvin L. Kravig and Ben R. Lewis sue to recover two cars allegedly taken after false pretenses and forgery charges. Plaintiffs seek restitution for a 1952 Chrysler Imperial valued at 900 dollars and a 1951 Chrysler Saratoga valued at 850 dollars plus 1000 dollars exemplary damages each. Defendants include James W. Aust Ernest E. Aust Sr and John D. Aust of A and A Finance. County officials named as defendants. Charges filed in district court but to be tried later in Superior court.
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Lawson
Alvin L. Kravig
Ben R. Lewis
Ben
James W. Aust
Ernest E. Aust Sr
John D. Aust
A&a Finance and Loan Co
Kra
Mission Feeds Needy Daily During Cold Spell at Lower Light
Mrs Lula B Moore director of the Lower Light Mission No 12 Columbia reports daily nourishment for eight children and several families during the cold spell. Hot coffee and potluck are served at 10 am and 4 pm each day to support town residents without food.
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Lower Light Mission
No. 12
Columbia
Lula B. Moore
Retired Civil Service Group To Meet At 2 P M Saturday
The National Association chapter will meet at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Carnegie Library. President A. J. Mietchen says important new business will be discussed at the monthly gathering of retired civil service employees.
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Civil Service
The
National Association
Carnegie Library
A. J. Mietchen
Fort Jackson Receipts Back Relief From Freedom Bowl
Maj. Gen. N A Costello acknowledes Fort Jackson share of 1774.16 from a Freedom Bowl game for Hungarian relief. The Fort Sill game profits provided 60 percent to relief, with Costello commending Fort Sill and the community for teamwork.
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Fort Jackson
N. A. Costello
3.C
E. C. Williams
Comanche County
Red Cross
Costello
Fort Sill
Sill
Gen. Costello
Legion Banquet Details From Post 193 Committee Names
Legion banquet late events list the Post 193 committee members Allen Owen Oliver Townsend J D Fowler Robert Leach Henry Nebeting. Reception committee Lowery Whitehead Test 29 Lawton Rev Tom Clark chairman Jack Carlee Dr Jack Spencer Ned Shepler Warren Chrisman Ross Porter M L Emanuel. State officials attending include Coleman Nolen Dr Charles Hashall A R Tyner Jr Carl Andrew Earl McCay Tack Baucum Guy Whitehand. Tickets from Huffine and Percy Givens. U S Supersonic jet wings noted for razor like cutting power.
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Allen Owen
Oliver Townsend
J.D. Fowler
Robert Leach
Henry Nebeting
Lawton
Tom Clark
Jack Carlee
Jack Spencer
Ned Shepler
Warren Chrisman
Ross Porter
M. L. Emanuel
Legion
Coleman Nolen
Oklahoma
Charles Hashall
Oklahoma City
A. R. Tyner Jr
Carl Andrew
Stillwater
Earl McCay
Apache
Tack Baucum
Altus
Guy Whitehand
Keyes
Huffine
Percy Givens
Lowery-Whitehead
Stop Pain of Piles at Home settles relief today
An advertisement proclaims stainless Pazo as a at home treatment for internal and external piles. It cites six medically proved ingredients from Grave Laboratories and claims instant pain and itching relief plus swelling reduction. Available as ointment and suppositories at druggists, with no staining on clothes.
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Pazo
Grave Laboratories
Youngsters Hurt In Truck Crash Near Marlow
Five teenagers from Marlow and Lindsay were treated at Talley Walker hospital after a collision on a county road east of Marlow. Larry Cunningham, 17, driving the Marlow pickup, sustained body injuries. Edward Eugene Young, 33, of Lindsay, suffered a scalp wound. Passengers Jean Lindsay, 17, Carol Fine, 15, Johnny Etter, 16, and Judy Sullivan, 17, all from Marlow, received various injuries. The truck driver was not hospitalized. The crash happened in heavy fog on Bear Creek bridge.
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Marlow
Lindsay
Talley Walker Hospital
Delbert Jump
Bob Hamilton
Larry D. Cunningham
Rt. 3
Edward Eugene Young
Cunningham
Young
Jean Lindsay
Carol Fine
Star Rt
Johnny Etter
Judy Sullivan
Bear Creek Bridge
Oklahoma inspector checks Comanche county schools
W. J. Bonner, an accrediting inspector with the Oklahoma State Board of Education based in Oklahoma City and from Marietta, is visiting Comanche county this week to conduct routine checks of schools.
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W. J. Bonner
Oklahoma State Board of Education
Oklahoma City
Comanche County
Bonner
Marietta
Tests On Rabid Dog Awaited In Sterling City
Dog owners in Sterling were told to keep pets leashed through Feb 3 after a dog belonging to Isomer High was shot Saturday. The head was sent to the Oklahoma State Health Department for rabies examination, but severe damage may prevent a determination. The dog followed High downtown before being shot as symptoms appeared. Results could take days.
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Sterling
Isomer High
Oklahoma State Health Department
Oklahoma City
Charles H. Miller
High
Wis
Miller
Ieash
Maytag Dealer Correction Announces Address Change on Cache Road
The advertisement correcting the Cache Road address lists 1611 Cache Road instead of 1161. The firm, recently purchased by C. J. Page, offers a week long trade in deal on new Maytag products and includes a full team of Maytag sales and service experts.
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Cache Road
Maytag Company
C. J. Page
Maytag
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Sme
Joe Ford
Security Bank
Parker
McCord
Westinghouse
Hendy
Eading
Westinghouse Super
McNeal Appliance and Television Center
C Avenue
Virgil Coursey
Washington Street
U. S
Yasts
Tillie
Gibert Woode
Crook
Wichita Falls
Raymond Crook
NADA
NACA
Studebaker
Studebaker-Packard
Dawes Motor CO
Diel EL
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