Markets Produce Oklahoma City July 4 market report
Weekly livestock prices show yearlings and heifers down 50 or more, mature steers steady, cows mixed. Slaughter calves and stockers range from 9 to 25 dollars, hogs mostly lower, sheep with spring lambs and slaughter ewes weaker. figures reflect mixed week in Oklahoma City markets.
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Tex McCoy to Return as Scout Executive in Lawton
Tex McCoy, once district executive here 1945 50, will report to Lawton as Scout executive August 1 after a two week vacation. His family visits Clarksville. he pursued Philmont training. Eagle Scout served as Clarksville scoutmaster and later led Arrowhead district. He and wife plan to buy a Lay McCoy home. daughters Barbara Ann and Carolyn Jean to enter Lawton junior high.
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Tex) McCoy
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Tex
Clarksville
Lay
Joe M. Harbour
Oklahoma City
Philmont
Paris
Lawton
John Tarleton College
Stephenville
McCoys
Barbara Ann
Carolyn Jean
John Crow Leaves Clinton Hospital After Weeks of Treatment
John Crow has been released from a Clinton hospital where he had been under medical treatment for several weeks.
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Market report for week on lambs and slaughter data
Practical top for week 20.50 closes top on native spring lambs at 19.00. Desirable grades good and choice fetch 15.00 to 18.00. Good and choice ambs range 13.50 to 14.00. Shorn slaughter cattle totals 2,503.50.
Cow falls through hotel roof in Chile hillside hotel
In Quinteros Chile guests at a hillside hotel were startled Friday when a cow plunged through the hotel roof and landed in a room. In Fort Hood Texas a post exchange advertised rain gear at a deep discount as water shortages persisted with soldiers relocated from the main base.
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Dedication Set For Farm Bureau Office Building
Oklahoma Farm Bureau announces dedication events for its new five story building in Oklahoma City on August 3. The open house runs 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. with a 7 p.m. dedication on the front steps. Speakers include John S. Taylor former president, Mayor Allen Street, and Oliver William of Oklahoma A&M.
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Oklahoma
Lewis Munn
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Munn
John S. Taylor
Allen Street
Oklahoma City
Oliver William
Oklahoma A&m College
Eugene Jones
Hennessey
Associated Women of Farm Bureau
Farmers of Oklahoma
Georgia Solon Dies Saturday After Illness
Rep. Albert S. Camp of Georgia died at Bethesda Naval Hospital from a liver ailment. A Democrat first elected in 1939, Camp was 61 turning 62 and leaves a widow with two children. Born in Coweta County, he studied at the University of Georgia and earned a law degree before years of public service interrupted by World War I.
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Albert S. Camp
Georgia
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Louis B. Heller
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Senate
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Je Camp
Coweta County
Congress
University of Georgia
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Survey for 4 Lane US 66 Begins in West Oklahoma
US 66 in western Oklahoma will receive a new four lane route with an engineering survey starting next week. Highway Director C A Stolat announced the seven man crew led by W N McLaughlin will begin near the Texas border and work for several months to determine the path. The survey may route through or bypass existing cities, depending on results.
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Oklahoma
C. A. Stolat
Stoldt
W. N. McLaughlin
Sa Oe
Exas
Wyoming bypass law eyed for Oklahoma highway route
State Sen Charles M Wilson discussed a Wyoming rule allowing bypasses of towns under 20 000 only with voter approval as a model for Oklahoma Oklahoma delegates from Beck ham and Custer counties urged a western connection to a four lane project now under way in Texas Sayre officials awaited results as Wilson studied the Wyoming statute and its potential Oklahoma application Bobby pin manufacturers use 6000 tons of steel annually.
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Beck- Ageham
Custer
Oklahoma City
Texas
Sayre
Charles M. Wilson
Wyoming
Detroit
Oklahoma
Wilson
United States
Final Rites Held For Mrs Kate M Parker at Lawton
Funeral services for Mrs Kate M Parker 95 long time Lawton resident were held Saturday at 10 30 a m at Ritter funeral home Rev H Tom Wiles First Baptist Church officiated Burial was in Highland cemetery Bearers were Grover Ralston Lawrence Banks John White Lawrence Keegan Justin Kuntz and R B McCoy Members of the Baptist Dorcas Sunday school class attended in a body She came to Lawton in 1910 and lived here until about a year ago when she moved to Wichita Texas with her daughter She died in her daughter's home last Thursday
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Lawton
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H. Tom Wiles
First Baptist Church
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Grover Ralston
Lawrence Banks
John White
Lawrence Keegan
Justin Kuntz
R. B. McCoy
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Wichita
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