Oklahoma City Livestock Markets Mixed Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Markets report from Oklahoma City shows cattle receipts 3 000 with calves 800 and steers and heifers in early dull sales, cows steady, bulls steady to dull, stockers and slaughter calves price ranges broad. Hogs 600 with barrows and gilts steady to 2 higher, sows little changed. sheep 300 with spring lambs steady and prices largely nominal. Also Oklahoma City UPSDA markets note wheat largely unchanged with No 1 hard about 1.98 to 2.10, broilers firm and hens weaker across listed centers.
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Guymon
Hooker
Hobart
Vici
Blackwell
el Reno
Frederick
Lawton
Medford
Yukon
Alva
Clinton
Enid
Kinefisher
Bison
Hennessey
Broilers
Muskogee
Bar Association to Underwrite Codified City Ordinances
Members of the Comanche County Bar Association voted 13 to 3 to underwrite the cost of publishing Lawton’s codified city ordinances, with the city paying a codification firm. The March 1955 action followed a June proposal and a discussion at Hotel Lawtonian, noting a Washington firm quote of about 2400 dollars.
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Comanche County Bar Association
Lawton
Bar Association
Association
Lawtonian
Charles Jennings
Russell Jones
Bar
Warren Chrisman
Washington, D. C
World Leaders Pave Course On German Reunification And Security
The four foreign ministers discussed German reunification and European security and recommended heads of government address European security at the afternoon session. Eisenhower hosted a private lunch with Soviet Marshal Zhukov, highlighting personal ties and a push for peace, while Bulganin hosted a luncheon for Western leaders with Eden’s disarmament adviser Gen Sir Neville Brownjohn present. Harold E. Stassen arrived as Eisenhower’s disarmament adviser.
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Georgi Zhukov
Bulganin
Dulles
United States
Zhukov
Eden
Neville Brownjohn
Mesta added as riot trouble flares in Geneva hotels
Riot at the Majestic and nearby Hotel Gallieni left seven Vietnamese with minor wounds and a French girl and soldier hit by stones. damage and losses are pegged at millions. police reported no deaths as crowds surged and then dispersed in Geneva's French business district amid a student and refugee demonstration against the armistice commission and communism.
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Hotel Gallieni
Majestic
Geneva
Sill Man Critical After Car Crash
Harry A. Sandifer, 21, Fort Sill specialist second class, is listed in critical condition after a head on crash near Grapevine Texas Tuesday night. He was taken to Parkland Memorial Hospital Dallas with a fractured skull. His wife Carol June recently gave birth at Fort Sill and he planned to visit his mother and the baby. He is to be released in a month and has served at Fort Sill for 18 months. he recently received the National Defense Service Medal. The other car occupants, teenagers, were not seriously injured.
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Grapevine
Tex
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Dallas
Fort Worth
Carol June
U.S
45Th Transportation Battalion
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Tulelake
Calif
Binoculars Stolen From Local Resident Home
L. L. Martin of 310 Monroe reported binoculars were taken from his home sometime in the past months. A leather carrying case for the Japan made binoculars was also stolen, Martin said.
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L. L. Martin
Monroe
Martin
Auto Mishap Suit Seeks 10710 Damages
Leroy Hill, 36, filed a $10,710 damage suit in district court against Albert Lee Remington of Wichita. The case stems from a June 18 auto collision two miles west of Indiahoma in which Hill, a passenger, alleges Remington drove at 75 mph with poor lookout and under the influence. He seeks $10,000 in damages, $310 for medical expenses, $300 for his wrecked car, and other costs.
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Albert Lee Remington
Wichita
Kan
Indiahoma
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Hill
Duncan's Negro School To Stay Open Next Term
Duncan Oklahoma Stephens county will keep the Negro school open for the 1955 56 term under a policy of gradual integration adopted by the Duncan school board Superintendent Dion C Wood said the Negro high school may be discontinued the following year Doug lass New school students favor continuation of the school Wood reported from principal W D Murphy A last year average daily attendance at the Negro school was 144 with 30 high school students.
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Duncan
Okla
Stephens County
Duncan School Board
Temple Man Sentenced for Second Degree Burglary
Curtis Carr of Temple received a three year prison term after pleading guilty to second degree burglary before Superior Court Judge Robert S. Landers. The sentence followed a recommendation by Assistant County Attorney Arthur Cavanagh. Carr allegedly stole a television from Mandy Brown at 1709 Roosevelt.
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Temple
Bfore Superior Court
Robert S. Landers
Landers
Arthur Cavanagh
Carr
Mandy Brown
Roosevelt
School Officials Open Bids For Building Equipment
Lawton Board of Education members meet this afternoon to bid on Venetian blinds and office equipment for three new elementary schools. Superintendent John Shoemaker says boundary lines for the 1955 56 term will likely be discussed, but will not be final until the first of next month.
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Lawton
Four Fined $20 For Disturbance
Acting Judge Marvin Cameron fined four men in municipal court for disturbing the peace by fighting. The defendants were Joe Jimenez 25 Lubbock Tex Jerry Kennedy 20 Duncan Victor N Galvan 30 Garfield Lawton and Raymond Rodriguez 22 Lubbock. They pleaded guilty to the charges for the Oasis Bar incident at 12 49 a m Tuesday.
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Joe Jimenez
Lubbock
Tex
Jerry Kennedy
Duncan
Victor N. Galvan
Garfield
Lawton
Raymond Rodriguez
Oasis
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