Anadarko Civics Charge C of C With Indian Agency Doublecross
Anadarko civic groups accuse the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce of a doublecross over plans to close the Kiowa Indian agency after 69 years of operation. The Kiowa agency may be consolidated with other western Oklahoma offices, with 24 Kiowa staff facing 30 days notice. Concerns center on reduced federal funds and the impact on services to more than 6,600 Indians. The plan envisions Oklahoma City offices supervising western Oklahoma and Muskogee handling eastern Oklahoma affairs, tying to budget cuts and disputed funding.
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Anadarko
Okla
Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce
Kiowa Indian Agency
Thomas
G. S
Elmer Thomas
Oklm
Washington
Kiowa
Oklahoma
Odie Ditmore
Anadarko Chamber of Commerce
John T. Montgomery
Ditmore
Montgomery
Chicago
Oklahoma City
Officea
Muskogee
Interjet Department
Senate
House
Indian Parley Scheduled at Fort Sill School Gym
Comanche Iowa and Apache Indian leaders call a 1 pm Thursday meeting at Fort Sill Indian School gymnasium Albert Attock Ale says All Indians should attend to help prepare a seven member delegation for Chicago and Washington trip. Delegates will hear proposed issues including agency consolidation Oklahoma and sales of 320 acres land and review tribal trust periods and fairgrounds records.
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Iowa
Fort Sill
Albert Attock- Ale
Inter-Tribal Council
Chicago
Washington
D. C
Allockaie
Oklahoma
Oklsawama City
Lawton
Fort Sillandian
Caddo and
Comanche County
Joan Find
Beer Licenses Being Granted In County Court
Twenty applications for beer licenses were on file today in county court with one set for hearing after a minor sales protest. Judge G W Horne denied Brady Nichols license due to proximity to Cameron College and warned strict enforcement. June and July remain peak renewal months with 33 licenses issued that month. Pending lists include Circle Ranch store near Cache and other establishments, while licenses granted list Addie’s Place, 19th Street, Southern Grill, and 819 S Second.
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G. W. Horne
Circle Ranch
Cache
Brady Nichols
S. 23Rd
Horne
Cameron College
A. C. Honeycult
Hatfield's Stallion
Miles
Reeves
Copper Kettle Drive
Summit
S. Second
Fletcher
Waller's
S. 11Th
Indiahoma
Jefferson
Fred Phil
Cache Road
Hillis Drive
Thomas
Lee
Cutrate
S. Filth
Hall's
Gore
R. B. Shaw
Feazier's
Addie’s
Ofionis
Southern Grill
Hearing Opens On School Bill in Oklahoma City
Attorneys for 114 state school districts challenge the district reorganization law before the state supreme court arguing constitutional grounds. Representative Ozman accuses Gov Turner of pressuring the court and urges a special session to rectify what he calls unwholesome legislation.
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Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
Ozman
Charles G. Ozman
Ton
Roy J. Turner
Supreme Court
Felix C. Duvall
Ponca City
Atttorney
Inca
Col
Mrs Jared 79 Dies At Apache Farm Woman
Mrs. Sarah Jared, 79, of Apache, died at 12 10 a m in an Anadarko hospital after a heart attack. Funeral arrangements by Harvey funeral home awaited word from relatives. She and husband George Jared, who died May 18 1940, settled their farm northwest of Apache 40 years ago. Born Saran Lippy May 15 1858 in Swan Creek Dr. Survivors include son Elmer with his family, brother Phillip H. Lippy of Lincoln California, and sisters Mrs Ida Woodward Monmouth Illinois and Mrs J M Ewing Brookfield Missouri.
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Sarah Jared
Apache
Anadarko
Harvey Funeral Home
Jared
George Jared
Saran Lippy
Swan Creek
Elmer
Phillip H. Lippy
Lincoln
Calif
Ida Woodward
Monmouth
Ill
J. M. Ewing
Brookfield
Mississippi Still Rising At St. Louis
Torrential overnight rains swelled the Mississippi near a record crest, flooding 50,000 acres behind the Degognia and Du Pont levees. About 8,500 people across Missouri and Illinois were homeless, with 5,500 in the immediate St. Louis area.
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Louis
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Ill
Red Cross
Missouri
Tillinools
Weather Bureau
Bix Dike
Corps of Engineers
Degognia Levee
Prairie Dupont
Dupo
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
du Pont Levee
Sion
East St Louis
Granite City
Madison
St. Clair County
St. Charles
Here
Harrisonville
Sinois
Grand Tower
Degognia
Gorham
Mississippi
North Broadway
Lost Child Found In Mountain Area
Greta Mary Gale, two and a half, was found shivering but unharmed in Lassen National Park after a 48 hour search in 25 degree conditions near Mt Harkness. Her grandfather, former Congressman John H Tolan of Oakland, had died of a heart attack triggered by the disappearance during a Plumas county mountain summer horse trip. Greta was located by Francis W Keeler, 42, a state lion hunter from French Gulch, less than a mile from a cabin.
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Lassen National Park
Greta Mary Gale
Mt. Harkness
John H. Tolan
Oskland
Tolan
Plumas County
Greta
Francis W. Keeler
French Gulch
Turner names Beaird honorary colonel in Oklahoma staff
Governor Roy J. Turner appoints I. M. Beaird of Norman as an honorary colonel on his staff. Beaird serves as secretary of the University of Oklahoma Alumni Association.
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Turner
Beaird
Oklahoma City
Roy J. Turner
I. M. Beaird
Norman
University of Oklahoma Alumni Association
Scott Named To State Fish, Game Board
Robert P. Scott of Lawton, prominent businessman and sportsman, was chosen by Gov. Roy J. Turner for the new eight member state game and fish commission representing the sixth district. The commission, created by the 21st legislature, will appoint a state game director and reorganize the department. Other appointees include Dave Ware, Osage county. Worman Moody, Muskogee. Dr. F. W. Gates, Talihina. E. E. Hunt, Wapanuca. O. H. Lachenmeyer, Cushing. John R. Kiper, Clinton. and George F. Schultz, Medford. Scott attended Kentucky schools and the University of Oklahoma and has been a longtime Southwestern Oklahoma business and sporting figure. He and his wife have two children and belong to Centenary Methodist Church.
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Robert P
Bob) Scott
Bell
Lawton
Roy J. Turner
State Game and Fish Commission
Game and Fish Department
Scott
Dave A. Ware
Osage County
Worman Moody
Muskogee
F. W. Gates
Talihina
E. E
Hunt
Wapanuca
O. H. Lachenmeyer
Cushing
John R. Kiper
Clinton
George F. Schultz
Medford
Ware
Southwest Fox and Wolf Hunters Association
Moody
Dr. Cates
Lachenmeyer
Kiper
Schultz
Grant County
Jeb Kendall
Pawhuske
Warden
Kentucky
San Diego
Robert Husband Scott
William Alan Scott
Scotts
Centenary Methodist Church
Woodward RFC Branch to Close Within 30 Days
Oklahoma City July 1 11 py Woodward's branch of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation will close as soon as it can be shut down without harming disaster victims says John C Eagen local RFC branch manager A decline in applicants for aid in the tornado devastated area prompted rumors of an immediate shutdown but Hagen expects the office to stay open for at least another 80 days The RFC aids disaster struck businessmen in the April tornado aftermath.
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Oklahoma City
Woodward
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
John C. Eagen
RFC
Wood Ward
Hagen
Key Building Sold to Oklahoma Natural Gas Co
The Oklahoma Natural Gas Co. took control of the Key office building in downtown Oklahoma City. It purchased the five story structure for 450000 and planned 237000 in improvements.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Natural Gay Co
Robert F. Daugherty Named to Attend National Forum
Robert F. Daugherty of Lawton Oklahoma was chosen as one of two Oklahoma youths to attend the American Legion Forum on national government in Washington D.C. on August 17. He earned praise from H V Thornton for leadership in Boys State at the University of Oklahoma and will receive travel and lodging details soon.
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Obert F. Daugherty
Frank
Daugherty
Oklahoma
American Legion Forum
National Government
Washington, D. C
H. V. Thornton
Boys' State
University of Oklahoma
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Three Injured as Auto Overturns on Highway 277
At about 1:15 a m three persons were injured when a car failed to negotiate a curve at Highway 277 and 11th Street, overturned and left the embankment. Mrs Lyndale Marie Helton 37 and her mother Mrs Annie Littlepage Ballou 37 both at 1609 Baldwin were treated at Southwestern hospital with serious injuries. Pvt Joseph R Berry 2nd Det TASOC received facial cuts and abrasions and was moved to Fort Sill station hospital. The driver was not yet identified and the group appeared bound for Lawton.
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Highway 277
11Th Street
Lyndale Marie Helton
Baldwin
Edward C. Helton
Annie Littlepage Ballou
Joseph R. Berry
Southwestern Hospital
Helton
Balinu
Berry
Fort Sill Station
R. C. Arthur
Lawton
Mintiap
Infant Fatally Hurt When Car Hits Bridge Abutment
A seven week old infant, Kenneth Combs, died of a fractured skull after a car driven by his mother struck a bridge abutment on U S highway 60 near Pond Creek. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Clinton Combs of Pond Creek and died in a local hospital.
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Emid
L—Upi
U. S. Highway 60
Pond Creek
Kenneth Combs
Clinton Combs
New Cameron Dean Arrives in Lawton to Lead Cameron College
Lee McDonald, newly appointed superintendent of schools at Verden, arrived in Lawton to assume duties as administrative dean of Cameron College with his wife and two children. Billy Stamps became dean of men in a newly created post, while Miss Pansy Robertson remains dean of women.
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Lee McDonald
Verden
Lawton
Cameron College
McDonald
Jim
Linda
Dean McDonald
Billy Stamps
Pansy Robertson
First Approvals Granted Airport
City municipal airport program received preliminary approval from the Civil Aeronautics Administration after a conference with Mayor George Hutchins and Airport Engineer Wyatt Hendrick. William Wills, representing the CAA district office, noted plans would be sent to the agency in about two weeks for final approval and any needed corrections would be made promptly.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
George Hutchins
Wyatt Hendrick
William Wills
CAA
Hendrick
Wills
Former State Senator Henry Denton Dies At 69
Hollis Oklahoma July 1 Denton Henry J 69 year old dairyman and former state senator in the second and third Oklahoma legislatures died yesterday from a heart ailment at his Hollis home Survivors include his widow a son and five daughters Denton was a Hollis club leader and a notable local figure.
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Hollis
Okla
Henry J. Denton
Denton
Hollis Club
Dead Child Rebounds From Chalk Inhalation Rescue
In Hollywood a three year old boy named Gerald Greene nearly died after choking on chalk. He stopped breathing en route to General hospital. Fire department crew revived him with oxygen and artificial respiration, and he regained breathing and was out of danger.
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Ollywood
Gerald Greene
Kia Tonga
General Hospital
Receiving Hospital
N. W. Albright
Neil Wallace
Fire Department
Marshall Defends Europe Aid Against Soviet Accusations
Secretary of State George C. Marshall rejected claims that the American offer of aid to Europe serves imperial aims. In a speech to the Women's National Press Club, he labeled Molotov’s charges and the so called Marshall Plan as a malicious distortion of the truth while avoiding direct Soviet mentions.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Europe
Press Club
Women's National Press Club
Marshall
V. Bf. Molotov
U. S
Molotov
Soviet Union
Talks Among Foreign Ministers On American Aid to Europe
Paris July 1 British Foreign Secretary Bevin and French Foreign Minister Blidanie met with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov and American Secretary of State Marshall to discuss Marshall's proposal for American aid to Europe. An hour and a half session ended with plans for another meeting as Molotov vetoed the plan and Bevin and Blidanie signaled readiness to pursue continental economic planning without the Soviet Union if the deadlock continues.
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Paris
Russia
Britain
France
Marshal
Europe
V. M. Molotov
Marshall
Ernest Bevin
Georges Blidanie
Soviet Union
Marshall warns against anti American propaganda in aid push
Marshall denounced misrepresentation and malice in criticism abroad of U S economic aid saying propaganda falsely portrays imperial aims or domination. He urged accurate understanding as Europe’s Big Three seek to end deadlock in Paris on aid terms and global stability.
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United States
Marshal
Paris
Marshall
America
Rites Set For Mrs Williams in Lawton Church
Services are planned for 3 p.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church for Mrs Alice Ellen Williams also known as Mrs Alice Ellen Broiles born August 25 in Christiana Tennessee. A nurse, she lived in Farmersville Amarillo Lawton and was member of the Order of Eastern Star and Rebekah lodge. Survived by three daughters all of Edmond four grandchildren one great grandchild and six brothers.
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First Baptist Church
Alice Ellen Wil- Nama
Lawton
Williams
Hl Heaith
Alice Ellen Broiles
Christiana
Tenn
Farmersville
Texas
S Wiliams
Amarillo
The
Baptist Church
Order of Eastern Star
Rebekah Lodge
A. C. Bangs
Atlanta
J. C. Woodel
Artesia
Colo
John W. Thomason
Eilmong
Edmond
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Dranele
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NEA Telephoto
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Mrs. Williams
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