Winkelman family visiting elderly mother in city
Personal Ovid Winkelman his son Larry 12 and wife Larcina former Law ton residents now living in Compton Calif visiting Mr Winkelmans mother Mrs L A Winkelman 1508 E and brothers Amil Harold and Gordon in the city this week.
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Ovid Winkleman
Larry
Larcina
Lawton
Compton
Calif
Mr. Winkelman
L. A. Winkelman
Amil
Harold
Gordon
Funeral Rites Set for Arthur Ingle 47
Funeral rites for Arthur Ingle 47 of 1203 New York will be at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in Becker Memorial chapel. Rev. Frank Nickle and Rev. Dan Petker will conduct, burial in Highland Cemetery, Becker Funeral home handling arrangements. Ingle died Sunday evening at home from a heart attack. He was a civil service employee at Fort Sill for 12 years.
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Arthur Ingle
New York
Becker
Jaycees Plan Wednesday Luncheon Films
The Junior Chamber of Commerce will feature two short Bell System films at Wednesday's luncheon. Stepping Along with Television explains how the telephone network relays TV broadcasts nationwide. World at Your Call shows scenic and historic U S locations linked by telephone call episodes. Frank Crawford will chair. Jim Cottingham leads the program committee.
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Telephone Company
Chamber of Commerce
Bell System
Frank Crawford
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Jim Cottingham
Underworld Guns Fell Ex Convict
Kansas City July 21 Underworld warfare was blamed for the shooting of 37 year old Edward Fred Harris who was critically wounded while driving near the business district. Harris an ex convict and brother of Joseph J Turk Harris was shot through the neck and knee but forecast to recover. Lt Harry Nesbitt said the shooting stemmed from a fight among his “boys” and Harris car plowed into a utility pole.
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Kansas City
Edward Fred Harris
Harris
Joseph J
Turk) Harris
Harry Nesbitt
Nesbitt
Jack J. Louis
Louis
Oil Town U. S. A. Showing Planned in Lawton
About 3000 people are expected for a Billy Graham film event at Roosevelt stadium in Lawton. If rain forces a move, screenings will shift to First Baptist church with showings Wednesday and Thursday nights. The 35mm color film follows a Houston oil magnate who converts to Christianity, with Colleen Townsend as the oil man's daughter.
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Lawton
Billy Graham
Roosevelt Stadium
First Baptist Church
Richard T. Hopper
Ministerial Alliance
West
Hopper
Houston
Hollywood
Colleen Townsend
GOP Wary Of Boosting Debt Ceiling Fight Looms
Washington sources report Sen. Byrd of Virginia urging against raising the 275 billion debt limit. He warns of automatic cuts if Congress delays action, while Treasury may endure stalls until January. Byrd criticizes carryovers and favors reinstating contract authority to curb spending.
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Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Eisenes
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Treasury
Virginia
Eisenhower
Truman
OU Crash Victims On Way To State
The first of 22 University of Oklahoma Naval ROTC midshipmen killed in a Florida air crash last Friday may arrive in Oklahoma Tuesday for private services. The bodies are being escorted by 17 fellow students and returned by train from Whiting Field near Pensacola. No campus ceremony will occur until the fall semester as the ROTC unit resumes duties.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma Naval
Lawton Star Woody Wolverton Named South in Classic
Oklahoma City July 21 Special Woody Wolverton a 190 pound center from Lawton high school has been chosen for the 17th annual North South schoolboy all star football game at Taft stadium August 13. Wolverton replaces Norman’s Bob Waugh on the 25 man South squad.
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Woody Wolverton
Lawton High School
Taft Stadium
Woverton
Norman
Bob Waugh
Two Sabres Shot Down as Reds Strike Seoul Airfield
Two American Sabres fell to Communist fire in Korea marking the first combat losses since May 17. The 5th Air Force reported 131 MIGs destroyed in two months, 74 in June, and a 65 to 1 Allied victory margin. Far East forces said 27 Superforts hit Sinuiju fields with B29s and B26s also active, totaling 1,069 missions in 24 hours.
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North Korea
5Th Air Force
Fichter
Air Force
Tokyo
Far East
U. S
Sinuiju
Korea
Kumsong-Kumhwa
U. S. 5Th Air Force
John Jay Named First Chief Justice of U S Supreme Court
John Jay of New York became the first chief justice of the United States Supreme Court, marking the initial head of the nation’s judicial branch.
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John Jay
New York
United States Supreme Court
Judge Rules Out Baby's Jap Visit
Seattle. A Superior Court judge ruled against Mrs. Sylvia McCandless Inoue seeking permission to take her 5-year-old daughter Heather Hill to Japan with her Japanese husband Dr. Shinya Inoue, or risk separation from the child's father Richard V. Hill who objects to travel. The judge said the court must preserve for the child until she can decide herself, addressing the tension between remaining with her father and the culture of her native land.
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Seattle
Sylvia McCandless Inoue
Inoue
William G. Long
Heather Hill
Shinya Inoue
Japan
University of Washington
Richard V. Hill
City Woman's Husband Injured in Truck Accident in Germany
Sgt. William H. Chance and four other servicemen were injured when a truck overturned twice near Hammelburg Germany. Chance reports recovering fine from injuries to his right arm and side in a letter to his wife who lives at 155 S Eighth. He is with the 631st Armored Field Artillery at Camp Denny T Clark in Germany.
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William H. Chance
155
S. Eighth
Hammelburg
Germany
Chance
631St Armored Field Artillery
Camp
Denny T. Clark
Fort Sill
Korea
Fletcher student earns second OU honor roll nod
Jackie Rucker son of Mr and Mrs Tom Rucker of Fletcher is listed on the honor roll for the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Oklahoma marking a second time this achievement.
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Jackie Rucker
Tom Rucker
College of A and Sciences
University of Oklahoma
Ancient Egyptians used a variety of musical instruments
Ancient Egyptian culture included instruments such as the harp guitar pipe trumpet and drum highlighting the region's rich musical heritage and artistic expression across ancient times.
Country in Crossfire as Battle Lines Draw Near
A cautious report notes a country that may be within the battle area of hostile powers, with officials warning of heightened risk to civilians and critical infrastructure as tensions rise and military movements intensify in the region.
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