First Awards At Fort Sill Paydirt Campaign Kickoff
Brig. Gen. Mercer C. Walter presents 14 cash awards totaling 830 at Fort Sill for top civilian employee suggestions in the Paydirt incentive program. Hiram E. Braley wins the top $200 for a block system aiding finalizing the 250mm gun. Other prizes range from 10 to 100 with several named recipients.
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Payol
Mercer C. Walter
US Army
A&mc
Hiram EB. Braley
Post Engineers
Betty L. Shelton
Otis L. Stevens
Dawson E. Standley
Log PL
John R.avn
Floyd F. Gosseul
Robert 2. Richards
Walter J. Rhodes
Dan T. Fee
Robert B. Seals
Fort Sill
Waller
Sikorsky
William R. Donnelly
Oban Bu
Willie C. Larmor
Olt
Stu Biry
Ure
U.S. Army
Terminal Command
Japan
Yokohama
97Th Army Band
Fourth U.S. Army
Fort Sil
Soviet Exhibit At Oklahoma City Draws Interest, Izvestia Reports
Moscow’s Izvestia, via Soviet correspondent M. Karen, says the Oklahoma City exhibition of the Soviet Union drew strong interest and is aiding mutual understanding. P. I. Sakulin said cooperation with state and city officials was practical, with Soviet films and propaganda drawing crowds and inquiries about equipment and products.
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Oklahoma City
Moscow
Tavestia
M. Karen
Soviet Union
Oklahoma
Tae Savint
Oklahona
Tevestia
P. I Saki
Pouvernoy
Oklabont
Chamber of Commerce
Sakunold Tavestia
America
Hoe
Oipeante
Sakun
Sible
Copter Cowboys Round Up Cattle In Storm Area
Cameron Louisiana saw hundreds of storm stranded cattle moved from waterlogged salt marshes. Helicopter pilots located and guided the herd to safety, aided by ranch foreman Kim Hensley and John W. Macom's company helicopters. Officials estimated livestock losses in Hurricane Audrey exceed five million dollars.
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Cameron
Telicopter
Cameron Parish
Kim Hensley
Laredo
Tex
Houston
John W. Macom
Hensley
Traesi
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Audrey
Jim Mead
Iitchcock
Mecom
Cattle Reclaiming in Marsh Ground Incident
Ranch hands trek through marsh with ground rigs to corral cattle stranded on SH 27 near Wackberry Louisiana. A Brahma cow stands its ground as crews rotate teams and use marsh buggies motorboats and horses to move the herd to temporary shelter for eventual reunification with owners.
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Mead
Ihal
Rose
Wackberry
Tulsa Ironworkers Strike Ends With Agreement
The Ironworkers Local 5841 and Associated General Contractors ended a month-long strike with a preliminary agreement removing pickets from major Tulsa projects. About 2000 union members faced idle time, and full resumption of work was expected shortly. Negotiators Darwin C. Smith and Jack Price did not disclose details.
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Tulsa
Associated General Contractors
al Fernative
Tula
Darwin C. Smith
AGC
Jack Price
Howe Named Chief of 529th Battalion
Lt. Col. Jack Howe was named commander of the 529th after succeeding Lt. Col. Samuel E. Rush as battalion emaller of the 539th at the U S Army Artillery and Missile Center. Howe, with six tours at Sill, previously served as plans and projects officer with the US Civil Government on the Ryukyus and has attended multiple service schools. He earned the Asiatic Pacific Medal and Bronze Star in World War II and saw action with the 21st ROK Division in the Korean conflict. He is married with three children.
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Jack Howe
Samuel E. Rush
539Th
Spefion
U.S. Army Artillery and Missile Cente
529Th
Sill
Ryukyus
Howe
Command and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Duris
Pacific
99Th PA Gu
ROK
Durine Morean
USAT
Col. Howe
Nine Oklahoma Attorneys To Receive Trial Lawyers Fellowships
Nine Oklahoma lawyers were selected to receive fellowships in the American College of Trial Lawyers during the American Bar Association meeting in New York. Recipients include Slats Leu Jim A Rinehart El Reno Frank Carter Enid Cecil Chamberlin Frederick Garrett Logan Ew in J Doerner Tulsa Charles B Cochran and Due Duvall Oklahoma City Felix C Duvall Ponca City and Robert J Bell McAllester.
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New York
Oklahoma
American College of Trial Lawyers
American Bar Association
Slats Leu
Jim A. Rinehart
el Reno
Frank Carter
Enid
Cecil
McGuire Sisters Ready for Capital Show After Illness
The McGuire Sisters say they are prepared to honor an 18 759 dollar contract for a seven day run at the Semi centennial Exposition in Oklahoma City. Exposition manager James Burge canceled the opening after Christine missed the first night due to throat illness, refunding tickets and advertising costs. Their attorney Robert Matlin, Wichita, argued no breach occurred when illness prevented appearance.
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Oklahoma City
McGuire Sisters
Christine
James Burge
Burge
McGuire
Robert Matlin
Wichita
Tie
Ilnes
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