Oklahoma City Markets Report: Poultry Eggs and Livestock
Oklahoma City markets show State Department of Agriculture quotes for poultry eggs and butterfat, with No 1 broilers steady and eggs firm with gains in several regions. Livestock receipts total about 3,000 cattle and 300 hogs, with slow trade on steers and heifers, lower calf prices, and mixed slaughter and feeder values across stock yards.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Theat
Guyman
Hooker
Alva
Clinton
Enid
Fairview
Kingfisher
Medford
Vici
Blackwell
Hobart
Hennessey
Yukon
Frederick
el Reno
Broilers
B. Farm
Watonga
Vinita
McAlester
Tulsa
Pauls Valley
Lawton
Durant
Chickasha
Chandler
Elk City
Ardmore
Laverne
Muskogee
Reno
USDA
Chicago Butter Markets See Steady Receipts and Prices
Butter prices hold steady with 1,256,066 receipts reported. Wholesale buying remains unchanged at 93 score AA. Market signals show mixed items including automotive price markers DBM BC 50 and others with slight variations in car values 90 B 54.5 and 89 C 51.
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Chicago
Two Forfeit Bonds Two Plead Guilty On Water Wasting Counts
Four Lawtonians were charged in municipal court with wasting water. Judge Don Fisher forfeited $6 bonds for Johnny Phillips and James Roan. Erwin Thall and Bud Cooper appeared and pled guilty, with Fisher fining both defendants $6 plus court costs.
Tex McCoy Returns as Lawton Boy Scout Leader
Welcome to Tex McCoy as he begins August 1 in Lawton as the new Big Boy Scout leader. His return follows a prior stint as Boy Scout executive here. Mrs McCoy and their two daughters will move from Texas to reestablish home.
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Tex McCoy
Lawton
Tex
Texas
Army Aviation School
Camp Rucker
Ala
Dixie
Aviation School
President cautions on Indo-China plan and land use
The President warned against new lands interfering with legitimate transient workers and rejected joining the main Indo-China conference declaration. He expressed grave concern over renewed Communist aggression and urged rapid talks with free nations to create a Southeast Asia collective defense while criticizing Viet Nam partition as unsatisfactory.
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Congress
United States
France
Geneva
Southeast Asia
Indo- China
Viet Nam
Korea
Germany
Coe and Gary clash over funds and past actions in Oklahoma race
In a tense exchange Oklahoma figures Gary and Coe trade charges about past state payments and recount funds. Coe defends his record on 1930s payoffs and recount expenses while accusing Gary of blocking progress and linking him to political machines.
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Gary
Coe
Denison
Texoma
Peace talks yield ceasefire across Viet Nam split
The agreement carves the Ben Hai River line through the Viet Nam delta, halting new Communist or French bases, delaying elections for two years, and calling a two-way regrouping after word of ceasefire. Both sides must stop moving arms and begin prisoner repatriation within 30 days.
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Meester
Viet Nam
Ben Hai
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
Red River
Annamese
Hue
Tourane
Red China
Midwest City rejects $785,000 bond for water works
Midwest City voters yesterday rejected a proposed 785000 dollar bond to fund a new sewage disposal plant and four new water wells. The City Council last night adopted a water rationing schedule.
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Midwest City
Okla
City on Faces Check Count
Marlin C. Smith a 28 year old Lawton man who paid a fine after pleading guilty to passing a bogus check was charged again today by County Attorney Manville Redman. Jack Naughton of White's Coffee signed the complaint alleging Smith gave a $15 worthless check and Peace Justice Woodrow Giles swore out a warrant for his arrest.
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Marlin C. Smith
Lawton
Manville Redman
Redman
Jack Naughton
Smith
Woodrow Giles
Giles
55 Students Sign For Aggie Classes At Cameron College
Cameron College pre enrollment activity underway with more than 55 freshmen signed for fall term. Dean Gordon L Paine registrar notes enrollment runs until August 21 to prep for regular registration. About 30 fully pre enrolled and 25 more partial. entrance exams set for September 6. transcripts required. Fees are 2.50 per semester hour up to 30 maximum.
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Cameron College
Gordon L. Paine
Paine
Cameron
Dean Paine
Oklahoma Farmers Press 12 Cent Cattle Price Guarantee
Oklahoma producers urge immediate federal action to ensure a minimum of 12 cents per pound on the hoof for cattle or processed meat. They insist the payment go to cattlemen, not packers, warning that inaction could bankrupt farmers and prompt market instability and government intervention.
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Oklahoma
Lawton Council Reverses Milk Ordinance Change
Jim Sanders on vacation as Lawton council halts action to change the milk ordinance after committee report led by Buck Kinsey and members J. W. Kepler Joyce Pursley. The council approved purchasing an 80 by 100 foot Lake Lawtonka lot for 1500 from E O Sloan Duncan to expand the reservoir. Additional measures include referrals on loading zones and bids for drainage pipe west of Fort Sill Blvd near Ash Ave.
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Jim Sanders
Lawton
Buck Kinsey
J. W. Kepler
Joyce Pursley
Lake Lawtonka
E. O. Sloan
Duncan
Police Committee
Sewer District No
Fort Sill Blvd
Ash Avenue
Funeral Rites for Leon Summers and Sterling
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. in the Sterling Church of Christ for Leon Summers 39 formerly of Lawton and Sterling. R O Webb officiated. Summers lived in Lawton until 1938 then moved to Fort Supply. Bearers included Elvin Bailey Jess Barnett Herbert Jackson Myron Miller Bert Melrose and Stitt Pair. Burial followed in Sterling Cemetery with Lawton Funeral Home in charge.
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Leon Summers
Lawton
Sterling
Sterling Church of Christ
R. O. Webb
Summers
Lawton High School
Fort Supply
Elvin Bailey
Jess Barnett
Herbert Jackson
Myron Miller
Bert Melrose
Stitt
Sterling Cemetery
Lawton Funeral Home
Lawton Pioneer Joseph Bembrick Rites Held Today
Joseph Bembrick 54 longtime Lawton resident and veteran received military honors at Highland Cemetery after funeral services at Lawton Funeral Home chapel. Rev William Harris officiated with Company C Fort Sill led graveside rites. Bearers included Leroy Ehler and Billy Paul Galyon. Bembrick moved to Lawton in 1902 and served in the Army starting 1917.
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Joseph Bembrick
Lawton
Lawton Funeral Home
William Harris
Liberty Heights
C. E. Ward
Ernest Winters
Bembrick
Kingfisher
Water plan and clinic vote split by precinct
In Cyril the business district outlined plans for a new water well and pump, plus a six inch line to the west. Precinct results show the north precinct voting 123 to 22 for the clinic and 136 to 11 for water improvements, while the south precinct backed the clinic 67 to 23 and the water project 81 to 9.
General Shambora Visits Son At Fort Sill
Maj. Gen. William E. Shambora commander at the Army Medical Center San Antonio arrived at Fort Sill for a visit with his son 1st Lt W. E. Shambora an instructor in tactics and combined arms at Fort Sill.
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Army Medical Center
San Jo
Tex
Fort Sill
W. E. Shambora
Department of Tactics and Combined Arms
Two Forfeit Bonds After Whisky Raids
Two Lawton men were arrested during a police vice raid and posted bonds for possessing liquor operating a joint and maintaining a nuisance. Detectives Williams and Asbery seized liquor at 213% S Third and 1203 Washington.
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Lawton
Preston Williams
Walter Asbery
Melvin Davis
S. Third
Melvin Ballard
Washington
Frederick air base move eyed amid Army study
Spartan moves at Frederick to rehabilitate the former air force base for a maintenance division expansion. Frederick seeks Air Force release to privatize idle air field, while lawmakers press for favorable decision. Camp Rucker chosen for aviation school due to lower cost. about 3,000 personnel affected. Fort Sill will keep Post Field open for air unit use as students finish at Sill and new classes begin in October at Camp Rucker.
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Spartan
Air Force Base
Stoke
Army
Air Force
Washington
Cecil Black
Robert S. Kerr
Mike Monroney
Victor Wickersham
M. B. Ridgway
Camp Rucker
Rucker
Alabama
C. R. Hunter
Spartan Aircraft Company
Tulsa
Storie
Hunter
Lawton
Fort Sill
Post Field
Aviation
Fort Sill School
Highway Funds At Issue In State Report
A state report outlines 57 million dollars for highways with potential gains from 18 million in federal sources. It offers no new funding recommendations and blames political figures and engineers on the committee for the current funding stance. The panel includes L L Dresser Rex Collins Dudley H Jones John W Riley and F W Denner.
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Stoldt and Bailey
L.L. Dresser
Tulsa
Rex Collins
McAlester
Dudley H. Jones
Oklahoma City
John W. Riley
Altus
F. W. Denner
Enid
Oklahoma City Firm Hopes FCC OK For Antenna Plan
The Oklahoma City firm believes its antenna meets FCC specs and Fort Worth office approval was given though action awaits Wickersham in Washington. Some work remains on Hale’s short wave set in his car while other sets await license approval. Hale hopes no delay until the aviation school transfer concludes in April and notes the airspace subcommittee has not yet contacted the sheriff’s office.
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Oklahoma City
FCC
Fort Worth
Fort Sill
Aviation School
Hale
Wickersham
Washington
Sheriff's Office
Subcommittee On
Heat wave claims 67 lives in Oklahoma forecast stays hot
The heat wave continues with 67 deaths in Oklahoma and little relief expected soon. Only extreme northwest and northeast sections may gain some cooling today as late afternoon and thundershowers are possible. Sapulpa resident George Arrowwood, 76, and Charles B. Hulty are noted amid scattered rainfall. Precipitation reached .29 inch mostly in the afternoon with a high of 98, while Kingfisher reported an unofficial 108 and Enid and Ponca City near 107.
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Oklahoma
George Arrowwood
Sapulpa
Charles B. Hulty
Tia Cac
Weather Bureau
Kingfisher
Enid
Ponca City
Three Drivers Face Speeding Charges
Three motorists were charged today by County Attorney Man ville Redman for speeding at night. They were given citations Tuesday night by highway patrol men. Charged were Paul F. Mc Adams, 40, Duncan, Mary E. Pryor, 31, Duncan, and Ernest H. Reynolds, 32, Fort Sill.
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Manville Redman
Paul F. McAdams
Duncan
Mary E. Pryor
Ernest H. Reynolds
Fort Sill
Plane Lost At Sea Near Phu Quoc Island
A French military transport plane carrying 20 Vietnamese soldiers is reported missing today. It is believed to be lost near Phu Quoc Island east of the Gulf of Siam in Indo China.
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Saigon
Indo - China
Phu Quoc
Gulf of Siam
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