Thirty States Order Cornmeal, Flour For Aid To Needy
Thirty five states have ordered more than 78 million pounds of cornmeal and flour under a surplus foods program to aid the needy. The Department of Agriculture report to Rep. Jennings cites Pennsylvania Alabama Arkansas Kentucky Oklahoma and West Virginia as large buyers. Total orders amount to 78,768,300 pounds with 44,019,150 shipped to low income areas and costs nearing four million dollars.
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Washington
Congress
Rep
Jennings
D-Va
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Arkansas
Kentucky
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Roy W. Lennartson
Texas
Rain Dampens Nigeria Tour For Queen
ALVIN STEINKOPF reports in Lagos that Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh reviewed African troops at the Lagos race track amid drizzle. About 16,000 spectators listened to music and observed the ceremony, then the Queen visited the Lagos Orthopedic Hospital while the Duke toured railway shops.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Lagos Orthopedic
Baltimore dance hall fire leaves many dead and injured
The blaze broke out around 4 p.m. and raged for hours, witnesses describe a terribe nightmare as families searched for missing relatives. Fire crews and police combed the wreckage under searchlights, rescuers spoke of panic, crush injuries, and people jumping from windows. Ankle deep water hindered the probe into further possible victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Father Wills
Howard C. Selig
Selig
Benefit stars lead Junior High squad pep boost
The Junior high squad receives support from coaches and a host of named players and boosters, including Jim Davis and Bob Williams. Two pep squads will boost the event with leaders Margaret Leard and Milton Worley. Junior high cheerleaders Mary Grundy Opal Clare Billie Jean Simpson Sara Johnston perform, with a pre game pep assembly in the junior high auditorium directed by Lorena Fullerton and Ella Mackey.
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Jim “Rock” Davis
Bob
Shorty” Williams
Phillips
Jim
James
Leo
Shipley
Jeff
Swindle
A. Richardson
Jack
Stephenson
Travelin
Gary Anderson
Leo “the Lion” Nease
Lou “Basket” Whiteley
Bob Shelby
Neil
Ole Sockum” Witt
Joe “Tip
Em” Thornton
Gene “Flippin
Flippen
Roy “Kickum
Kiser
Gemmell
Furman Lowry
World Champon
R. O. “Wicked” Webb
Thad
Martin
Craig
Lucky” Pierson
John
McHenry
Evans
Wesley
LHS
Margaret Leard
Milton Worley
Mary Grundy
Opal Clare
Billie Jean Simpson
Sara Johnston
Lorena Fullerton
Ella Mackey
City Council Reorganizes and Highlights Safety Programs
President Eddie Dorough presided at the council’s first session since election and announced the April Child Pedestrian Safety program. He noted additional safety efforts for homes and referenced accessible printed details from the Department of Public Safety and local sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Safety
Eddie Dorough
Oklahoma Game and Fish Manager Ousted
Oklahoma City Nelson, former deputy state examiner and inspector, was removed as office manager of the Game and Fish Department. Coble Gambill was named to succeed him, effective Wednesday. Cause given was to increase efficiency while Nelson blamed politics. Nelson had previously audited the department and uncovered a $4,000 shortage from cashiering checks at the State treasurer’s office.
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Oklahoma City
Louis Nelson
State Game and Fish Department
Coble Gambill
State Highway Patrol
Budget Office
Nelson
Dave Ware
Ware
Hay mixture trials boost yields at Dickinson station
Hay mixtures with grass and alfalfa averaged about 37 percent greater yields than straight grass across four years of trials at the Dickinson North Dakota experiment station.
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Dickinson, N. D
Beer theft and stolen items reported across town
At 6 30 a m Sunday 2415 Stith reported two soldiers took 12 beer cases from a tavern while Zuniga said he knows the suspects but would not name them. Burglars left as he dressed. A door corner was damaged and five beer cases from the back plus seven from the front were stolen. Bill Garrison reported a three speed portable record player an Ansco camera stolen from his car on C between Third and Fourth. Acme Fence Co officials said 10 posts were removed from fresh cement holes at 1201 S 24th for Mrs Joe Simpson.
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Stith
Zuniga
Bill Garrison
S. 24Th
Ansco
Acme Fence Co
Cache Road
Joe Simpson
Persons Face Traffic Charges
County Attorney Manville Red man filed 11 traffic complaints after weekend arrests for speeding at night driving while intoxicated improper stopping and improper turning. Fined $100 and costs and 10 days in jail for Fred Tsonetokoy on a driving while intoxicated plea.
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Manville Redman
Fred Tsonetokoy
Carnegie
S. R. Harper
W. W. Flanagan
Highway Patrol
Woodrow Giles
Carl A. Fischer
Altus Afb
Dimitri Joseph Latze
S. 11Th
Leonard Lester Teakell
Garfield
J. R. Rogers
Marlow
Marvin E. Cameron
Harold D. Martinez
McAlester
Fred Jake Schwartz
Rt. 1
Ronald L. Hill
Charles Guy Bridge
Duncan
Royce H. Valgamore
Flanagan
H. D. Morgan
Norman Carroll
John Duke
C. W. Adams
M. H. Terry
Oklahoma counties tax gains and declines in December sales
Tax reports show Tulsa at 760,191.56 and Carter county fourth at 87,313.10 while Kay and Muskogee counties stand near 86,471.79 and 83,005.68. Southwest counties Cotton and Jefferson posted losses. Tillman Harmon Greer Kiowa Caddo Grady Stephens Jackson reported solid gains in December.
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Tulsa
Carter County
Kay County
Muskogee County
Comanche
Cotton
Jefferson
Oklahoma
Cotton County
Tillman
Harmon
Greer
Kiowa
Caddo
Grady
Stephens
Jackson
Anadarko
Walters
Chickasha
Manguro
Hollis
Altus
Waurika
Hobart
Marlow
Frederick
Arrests in Lawton include marijuana case dismissal for warrant issue
Judge Ralph Cline dismissed the marijuana possession case after defense motion to suppress evidence. Night Chief Pete Fuller testified there was no search warrant for the raid, and the discovery occurred during a routine check. Weekend arrests totaled 55, including 17 year old Duncan girls and several vagrancy and disturbance charges. many names and addresses listed.
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Ralph Cline
Charles Ozman
Jack Brock
Brown
Pete Fuller
Duncan
Frances Wilson
Jean Arana
Wichita Falls
Willie Mae James
Arlington
Delores Lane
Garfield
Vera Thompson
Columbia
Jerry Ray
Tommie Hopkins
Jimmie Wilson
Robert Pindell
Silas Warren
N. Railroad
Doris James
Dearborn
Vincent Moore
Lawton
Medicine Park
Beverley Coffee
Dallas Business Leaders Planned Aviation Delegation Meeting
The Dallas business and civic community outlines a broad aviation delegation with leaders from chambers banks and associations. D O Tomlin Herbert L Nichols Let Baker Will Kirk John J Kettle H N Mallon D L Whittle Lynn Landrum Tom Journay George P Coker Jr Andy DeShong and Central Airlines officers Keith Kahle F E Howe A S Aldridge J L Blackwell W A Rollins will attend alongside Times Herald KRLD TV and Republic National Bank representatives.
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Dallas Retail Merchants Association
D. O. Tomlin
Dallas Manufacturers and Wholesalers Association
Herbert L. Nichols
Chamber Aviation Committee
Let Baker
Mercantile National Bank
Will Kirk
Texas Bank & Trust Co
John J. Kettle
First National Bank
Dallas
H. N. Mallon
Dallas Chamber Aviation Committee
D. L. Whittle
Lynn Landrum
The
Dallas Morning News
Tom Journay
Wfaa-Tv
George P. Coker Jr
City of Dallas
Andy DeShong
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Times Herald
Krld TV
Republic National Bank
Central Airlines
Keith Kahle
F. E. Howe
A. S. al
Glandular Inflammation claimed as treatable by non surgical methods
A promotional notice from the Excelsior Institute at Excelsior Springs Missouri asserts glandular inflammation as a constitutional disease. It warns medicines only offer temporary relief and neglect may lead to senility and malignancy. The institute claims to have treated men from about 1000 communities using non surgical methods and offers a free book from its department H411.
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Excelsior Institute
Noanne
Xcelsior Institute
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Central's Route Five Serves Dallas via Fort Worth
Texans on the Sill tour list officers R E Glenn Ross Porter Dale Thompson Exanl English and Milton Keating as key figures. Lawton Chamber Aviation committee members Harry Wiest and others backed Central’s bid to amend segment five to serve Dallas Love Field, after Lawton and Duncan supported the plan while Dallas failed in court.
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R. E. Glenn
Ross Porter
Dale Thompson
Exanl English
Milton Keating
Lawton Chamber Aviation Committee
Harry Wiest
Ron Stephens
Klaus K. King
Clay Johnson
Cecil Green
Bill Burleson
J. C. Kennedy
Frank Kitchens
Ted Warkertin
Charley Young
Lawton
Duncan
Central
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
CAB
Dallas
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Love Field
Lawton and Duncan
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