Lawton Blood Donors Listed At Fort Sill
The Comanche county Red Cross lists citizens who donated at the Blood Donor Center to aid overseas fighting men. Donors include Kerr Doebel Blatt Perry Doebel Alexander Zak Whitten Turner Marler Oswalt Montgomery Gray Fin ley Gleason Hedrick Corwin Zeller Danger field Kensell Zak Schulte. The chapter urges weekly donations to meet Lawton Fort Sill quotas and asks volunteers to call the Red Cross office for appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
American Red Cross
Fort Sill
Billy J. Kerr
Anne Marie Doebel
Barbara R. Blatt
Herbert E. Perry
Angela Doebel
Rubye Alexander
Betty Jane Zak
Lindsey Whitten
Alta E. Turner
Beverly Marler
Lula Oswalt
J. R. Montgomery
Deola Gray
Red Cross
Dulles and Stassen Meet Eisenhower on European Trip
Dulles outlined aims of a European visit to discuss unity and defense plans. He stressed cooperation over individual national policies and noted EDC as a European-led path toward unity. Eisenhower backs a European Defense Community but warns of slow German French support and ratification hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stassen
Eisenhower
Dulles
EDC
Europe
France
Germany
Matthew Ridgway
NATO
Fort Sill crowd warms up for benefit dance and talent show
Campaign director T A Hamra says the show drew a smaller crowd but was worth five dollars to any attendee. Fort Sill and Lawton talent performed including Music for You orchestra Johnny Goodfellow and vocalists Frank Sanchez Maralyn Marsh. Dancers Jim Brock Judy Guyll and others from Storey Barton School of the Dance also appeared as Ten Late Pennies. The American Legion benefit dance raised 62.46 for Col Joe McCain’s Ugly Man campaign, with extra support from Lawton Millers Academy attendees and a son at OMA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Hamra
Mary Ann Goode
Carolyn Hennessee
Sally Haggerty
Storey & Barton School of the Dance
Patricia Menendez
Rana _ Robinson
Diane Gorman
Cheryl Lynne Hughes
Kim Champlin
Gerry Trope
Pamela Lewis
Shelly Lewis
Kareen Hocke
Fielding Cagle
American Legion
Col
Joe McCain
McCain
Lawton
Oklahoma Milla Academy
Claremore
Oma
Thousands Flee As Fire Hits Pusan
A wind fanned blaze swept central Pusan leaving about 500 shops and frame houses leveled. Thousands became homeless as refugees crowded the area. An American officer reported no U S casualties but many Korean casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusan
Korea
South Korea
Births and Admissions in Hospital News Items
Hospital news item lists births at 4:12 p.m. January 29 for a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dilkes Walters, and multiple admissions and dismissals including Ernest King Fletcher and Eugene Smith 308 A medical, plus several other patients with addresses in Lawton and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dilkes
Walters
Ernest King
Fletcher
Eugene Smith
Lester Hunsberger
Gore
Bill Burns
Columbia
Florence Kirschenheiter
Stanford
Conn
Robert Barfield
Herman Barfield
Cache
William Stockton
H. L. Stockton
E. Faries
Euclid
Ray Priest
Herman Priest
Patricia Huff
A. G. Huff
Taft
David Wright
Orville Wright
Bobby Ryans
Lonnie Mikeal
Ellis Spence
Lamont
Calif
Estelle Haithcock
Ferris
Elmer James Speigel
Curtis Eakins
Bertha Foster
W. C. Bonnell
Bill Hale
Lawton
Everett Weaver
Louis Kensell
Walter Groom
Garfield
W. Trussell
Williams
Ed Tenopir
Glen Stinson
Bell
Billy Welch
Lake
A. H. Williams
Geronimo
Pair Charged In Dope Raid
Jesse Raybon and Mildred Fitzgerald of Banton were arrested Monday night after a raid on No 11 B and face federal narcotics charges. Bond was set at 3000 for Raybon and 1000 for Fitzgerald. They are jailed awaiting transfer to Oklahoma City. Police say they were rolling marijuana cigarettes when seized, with about 60 cigarettes and a can of ready to roll marijuana recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Raybon
Mildred Fitzgerald
Banton
No. 11
U. S
C. D. Campbell
Raybon
Oklahoma City
Tom Tipler
Tipler
Pageant Trustees Begin Sessions
The Wichita Mountains Easter Sunrise Service association trustees begin pre Easter weekly meetings tonight at 7 30 in the Hospitality room of Security Bank and Trust. Pageant director Jack Batten says the board holds several months of weekly sessions to finalize arrangements. Those wishing to bring matters to the group may attend a session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wichita Mountains
New Security Bank & Trust Company
Jack Batten
Rain droplets Often carry positive electrical charges
A scientific note states that many raindrops bear electrical charges and that most of these charges have been demonstrated to be positive, reflecting common observations in atmospheric electricity studies.
District court docket lists many cases for trial and juries
A long court list shows numerous civil actions including money judgments, damages, foreclosures and partitions in district court. Names include J A Price, Carl A Ziegler, Virgil E Merritt, Sue E Ballew, Roy Livesay, Emma Rodgers, Frank Shipley, and many others. a jury list by town is provided for Lawton Lawton-Vernis Adams and dozens of others. Includes Oklahoma City livestock and state poultry prices and butter market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Ziegler
J. A. Price
Virgil E Merritt
Sue E. Ballew
J. C. Froneberger
Roy Livesay
Bill Boles
Emma Rodgers
van Erman
Frank M. Shipley
En Patters
Wichita Mountains
Easter Sunrise Service Association, Inc
Principle Films, Inc
Celia Callaway
City of
Lawton
Sophia E. Worley
Maude Lewis Bowers
Albert S. Worley
R. D. Mooneyham
Calvert Fire Insurance Co
Gene McLaren
Marshall Snipe
John Plonka
Marshall Snipes
James D Ramsey
Raymond D. Gender
State of Oklahoma
Highway Commission
B. F. Butler
Nettie McNeil
Orange E. King
Edward L. Lamb
Bill D. Walker
Engeborg Lamb
David Lee King
James D. Shadoan
William Elwood Day
Lula Mae Cooper
Joseph Eugene Martin
Mary Wadkins
Earl Austin
Harold D. Prewitt
Doyle Williams
Robert Hergert
Herman B. Kuepker
J. W. Wharton
Adelle
Commissioner of Land Office
Augusta T. Westbrook
Vernis Adams
Jac J. Abbott
Roy H. Adams
Bennie W. Agee Jr
James E. Adams
B. A. Allison
John D. Adams
Millie Bishop
E. R. Bauman
Roy Burt
R. C. Brown
M. L
Phil E. Gafford
James M. Gibson
J. E. Harwell
Radford Hewes
Connie Hill
Benjamin Harris
Glenn Huffman
George L. Hutchins
W. O. Hounshell
E. Burrell Jones
Joseph Johnson
Jack Jumper
Garnett O. Kerran
Ralph E. Lantz
L. B. LaFountain
Allen Lowry
David Lucas
Joseph Maltese
John B. March
Charles Mavity
K. F. McClain
S. W. McCowan
E. W. Milburn
Doyle P. Mitchell
Robert Morris
Emmett McKee
Reuben Nottingham
Orville D. Pope
Cecil E. Parkey
Harvard Ramey
Henry Sabine
A. R. Shaffer
Otto Skrolle
Marydell Sims
O. L. Womack
Clarence Wilson
W. D. Yates
Cache
Paul Alexander
J. L. Dykes
A. O. Dupler
Arvin Miller
N. E. Wade
Indiahoma
John Boxberger
Finis Duggins
W. F. Lee
Elgin
Donald Bressman
Joe Eiseman
T. E. Glover
W. H. Porter
M. G. Strange
Carl Wolcott
Chattanooga
J. C. Crow
Mack King Posts Bond After Whisky Foray
Mack King posted a $20 bond at the police station on a charge of possession of liquor after a raid last night at the rear of 516 East. Police Chief N C Adair and officers A D Graves and Jerry Paul seized four half pints of whisky a fifth of wine and several partly filled half pints of whisky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack King
N. C. Adair
A. D. Graves
Jerry Paul
Saint Peter Martyred in Rome in 67 A D
A belief persists that Saint Peter was martyred in Rome during 67 A D. The assertion reflects traditional early Christian histories though exact details remain debated among scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter
Rome
Parsons Murder Trial Faces Jury Draw Objection
The defense argues the jury wheel drawing on Friday violated Texas law by allowing outsiders in the room. It names Lt. Richard Parsons’s widow Mrs. Parsons, the murder charge, and jurors Bankhead and Hamilton as part of the chosen pool as the trial proceeds with defenses using challenges and postponements amid ongoing objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Texas
Parsons
Richard O. Parsons
Pleasantville
N. Y
el Paso
C. C. McDonald
Leslie Humphreys
New Gas Rates Set By Oklahoma Utility Commission
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission announces a rate increase for Consolidated Gas Utilities Corporation effective on bills delivered on and after February 5. The fuel gas price is $1.50 per thousand cubic feet for the first 1,000 cubic feet, then 55 cents per thousand for usage over that up to 100,000. If no fuel is used, no bill is issued. The new rate carries no penalties or early payment discounts. the old rate had a penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corporation
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Oklahoma City mother admits kidnapping hoax for trip
A 24 year old Oklahoma City mother of two confessed that her claim of being kidnapped and raped was a hoax to gain sympathy from her husband for a California trip. She had stumbled into the Naval reserve training center and told doctors she had been attacked, but medical exam found no rape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
California
Naval Reserve Training Center
Raid on Spud Hill Key Probe in Korean Front
Maj. Gen. Wayne C. Smith describes the Spud Hill attack as a probing raid to gauge enemy defenses and potential casualties if a full frontal assault occurred. Air, artillery, and tank bombardment preceded infantry as Chinese and Korean Communist forces held strong at the hilltop. Officers including Lt. Gen. Barcus and Lt. Gen. Kendall watched the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne C. Smith
U.N
Edwards
Spud Hill
Thelan
Ewards
7Th Division
Smith
Glenn O. Barcus
Fifth Air Force
Paul Kendall
Test of Terminal Tower sirens haltingly fails brightness test
In Cleveland Ohio the first test of the new warning sirens on Terminal Tower was embarrassing as floodlights lit simultaneously. Officials discovered the sirens and building lights were on the same switch while electricians rushed to correct the mix up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
White House and Congress clash over reorganization rules
The White House says no fight is developing with Congress over a proposed change to voting rules on presidential reorganization plans. A simple majority could veto such proposals, potentially between 25 senators and 110 representatives. President Eisenhower backs the change, thoughBudget Director Dodge opposed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relman Morin
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Congressional
Joseph M. Dodge
Secretary of State
Dulles
Mutual Security
Harol E. Stassen
Europe
Adjutant General of
Texas
K. L. Berry
IOOF Lodge Builds New Quarters with Moore Hat Store
The IOOF and its sponsor teachings praised by leaders as the two story lodge building rises with the Moore Hat company on the first floor and lodge quarters above. The cornerstone was laid Thursday afternoon with over 200 attendees as grand master Pete Veltama of Anadarko attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore Hat Company
Pete Veltama
Anadarko
Funeral Rites for Mrs. Iowa Etta Lee 83
Mrs. Iowa Etta Lee 83 died at 3 10 p m Thursday in a local hospital after two weeks of serious illness and recent surgery. She lived in the area for years and had been staying with daughter Mrs Len Fessler 1413 Arlington. Survived by son Perry E Lee Ridgecrest Calif two brothers Green Brammer Lawton NC Will Brammer Leaksville NC a sister Mrs Cora Weddle Floyd Va five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Another son Clyde preceded her in death. Funeral services Sunday at 2 30 p m in Pearson Funeral Home chapel Walters with Rev John J Evans officiating burial in Walters Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Etta Lee
Len Fessler
Arlington
Fessler
Perry E. Lee
Ridgecrest
Calif
Green Brammer
Lawton
Will Brammer
Leaksville
N. C
Cora Weddle
Floyd
Clyde
Pearson Funeral Home
Walters
John J. Evans
First Baptist Church
Walters Cemetery
Ice thickness on Antarctica reaches 7450 feet
A scientific report notes that portions of Antarctica's ice cover reach about 7450 feet in thickness. The finding highlights the immense cold mass and potential sea level implications, with researchers documenting substantial ice depth across multiple sites.
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Bertha Tabbytite
Roswell
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Hp Hamilton
Apache
Earl Harragara
Red _ Rock
Francis Irving
FSIS
Carl Kickingbird
el Reno
Ohn Haddon
Gracemont
Atwater Once
Hobart
Margaret Lewis
Kiowa Hospital
Onan Tapedo
Carnegie
Lou Pahdocony
Donald Haury
Chicago
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State Department of Agriculture Today
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Vinita
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Muskogee
Poteau
Cordell
Chickasha
Ardmore
Blackwell
Alva
Tulsa
Laverne
McAlester
Buffalo
Enid
Elk City
Cordella
Durant
Fairview
ElReno
Rogers
Ark
All Colors
Wuvart
Board ‘of Education
19Th Street
Rogers Lane
3Rd Street
Beastie
12Th Street
Baldwin
Taylor
C. W. Simpson
Bulletin
Packard
CBS TV
Hollywood
Calaway
North 15Th
National Security Council
George Horkan
Army
Robert McLean
Associated Press
Philadelphia Bulletin
Ruben K. Youngdahl
Lutheran Church
Minneapolis, Minn
Berry’s—Jewelers
J.M. Creel
C Street
Oklahoma
Flora O. Krauss
Ft Berry
Weent Piamonds SA
Valentine
Berry
Eef Windet Puiova
Iowa E. Lee
Antarctic
French L Worthen
Optometrist
M. E
Cuffie
Waid Optometris
John E. Barnes
Francis A. Hald
Optometrists
A. L. Pollard Sporting Goods
D Ave
Babbitt-Pelleregre
Eey
D Avenue
Lawton Business College
Edwards School
PA & D Firaree'co
Callas
JO G. Andrews
Wolverton Hardware
Origi
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