Measuring Starts On Cotton Farms In Comanche County
The county ASC office at Fort Sill Indian School began measuring cotton and peanuts to determine eligibility for farm price supports. Bill Seig, ASC manager, noted a 20 823 acre cotton allotment for Comanche County and that wheat measurements and penalties for overplanting are underway. He said 750 wheat loans were issued last year and more staff are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sowan
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Division
U.S.D A
Fort Sill
Bill Seig
ASC
Dale Kuntz
Sterling
Joe Blue
Fletcher
Ted Clapton
Lawton
Forrest Rhodes
Faxon
Ludwig Geiger
Indiahoma
H. R. Glandon
Comanche County
Seig
Eae Ee Oe Ae Ee Sele
Campaign talkathon debated amid Oklahoma races
Candidates in Oklahoma discuss campaign methods and policy stances. State figures like Raymond Gary William Gill Jr and Bill Logan advocate positions on labor right to work prohibition repeal and industrial climate. Publishers caution about political campaigns and one party rule amid dwindling population and industry concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieves
Doenges
Raymond Gary
Madill
William Gill Jr
Oklahoma City
Gary
Oklahoma
Gill
Bill Logan
Lawton
Reuben Sparks
Woodward Republican
Sparks
Orban Sanders Sketches Plays at Kiwanis Meeting
Orban E. Sanders a former football star turned dry cleaner sketched football plays on a Kiwanis club table cloth Thursday. Jake Lawton and Leo Morris appear in brief notes with autumn retirements and spring returns in local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orban E
Spec) Sanders
Rompit
Kiwanis Club
Leo Morris
Leo
Oklahoma auction market reports across butter grains and cattle
Market notes from Chicago butter markets show steady receipts at 2,094,464 with grading scores 93 AA and 92 A, prices around 56.75 for B and 54.25 for A, while C cars trade near 54.75. Oklahoma City reports state prices for wheat No 1 hard around 1.90 to 1.93, no large shifts, plus livestock pricing for Oklahoma City and area with calves, sows, and sheep noted and USDA cattle and sheep counts for June 4.
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Chicago
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture Today
Hennessey
Blackwell
Kingfisher
Frederick
el Reno
Clinton
Enid
Fairview
Medford
Alva
Law
Chandler
Fatonga
Laverne
Pauls Valley
Ardmore
Muskogee
Durant
McAlester
Vinita
USDA
Bonds Forfeited In Police Court
Davis L Willis 27 of Moffet fined 30 dollars on two counts for destroying property and public drum. Judge Don Fisher ordered 60 dollars in bonds forfeited in case of W Tisdel 113 Euclid for possession operating Jayne charged with a joint and maintaining a nuisance. Other bond forfeitures include Johnny Reece 42 of 1615 Jefferson 20 dollars for assault Tommie Day Jr 25 of 1326 Jefferson 20 dollars for vagrancy John L Whitaker 24 Amarillo 20 dollars for vagrancy and a 12 dollar bond forfeited on another drunk charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis L. Willis
Moffet
Don Fisher
Willis
Spi
Public Drum
John L. Whitaker
Amarillo
British Set Huddle On Quitting Geneva
London reports Churchill called an emergency cabinet meeting for Saturday to decide whether to continue negotiations with the Reds at Geneva or declare the peace talks a failure. Eden, en route from Geneva, will report and Britain may join a Southeast Asian defense alliance with the United States and France if talks are deemed hopeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winston Churchill
Geneva
Anthony Eden
Britain
United States
France
Eden
Woman fined jailed for rocks thrown at car
Walthin Coleman, listed as No. 11 B, received a $55 fine and five days in jail after being charged with malicious mischief. Ed ward Lee Cooper testified he was driving in block B at about 8:30 a.m. when Coleman alleged he owed her money and then threw rocks, breaking the windshield and denting the hood and fender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walthin Coleman
Woodrow Giles
Edward Lee Cooper
Cooper
Walters Get Revised City Charter In Latest Draft
Walters city charter first drawn in 1919 is being revised by Dr. Charles S. Spencer of East Central college. City Manager Bob Wilson says outdated sections will be removed to align with current state laws. The new charter will expand council authority and be submitted for approval within 40 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Charles S. Spencer
East Central College
Bob Wilson
Former County Sex Offender Faces Hearing For Shooting
A former Comanche county sex offender, Jack Raymond Harris, 30, faces a preliminary hearing June 11 on charges of assault with intent to kill after officers say he shot Policeman L. L. Swindler, 30, during a disturbance. Harris, jailed on a $5,000 bond, previously pled guilty March 2 to sodomy and was sentenced to two years. Swindler remains in serious but stable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Oklahoma City
Jack Raymond Harris
L. L. Swindler
Harris
Swindler
Elmo McCallister
Toby von
Eisenia
Haris
Hearing Moved In Wichita Falls Robbery Case
Preliminary hearing for two African American women charged with robbery by force and fear was moved from June 11 to June 8. Sarah Stewart, 39, of 1316 Washington, and Virginia Carter, 22, of 1928 Garfield, requested the earlier date through their attorneys. They are accused of robbing and stabbing a Wichita Falls man Tuesday morning. the hearing time remains 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Cameron
Cameron
Sarah Stewart
Washington
Virginia Carter
Garfield
Suspect Freed in Lawton Threat Case
A 51 year old Lawton woman reported a home invasion and a threat to harm her. Police released a man later identified as not being the suspect after a tip led to his pickup around 5 30 p m. The arrestee claimed no knowledge of the incident and denied any involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Relatives Leave After City Rites For Mrs. M. W. Lewis
Funeral services for Mrs. M. W. Lewis were held at 3 p m Thursday with Rev J Walter Browers Jr officiating at Centenary Methodist church. Several relatives and friends attended including Cleve Perry Marlow Morgan Duval Jack Wilbern Duncan Albert Marxson McAlester M W Lewis James Hart Oklahoma City Frank P Parks and children Ricky and Cheri Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Lewis
J. Walter Browers Jr
Centenary Methodist Church
Cleve ‘Perry
Marlow
Morgan Duval
Jack Wilbern
Duncan
Albert ‘Marxson
McAlester
James Hart
Oklahoma City
Frank P. Parks and Children
Ricky and
Cheri
Tulsa
Hospital Admissions and a Population Birth Report
The list shows numerous admissions across areas including Lawton Medicine Park Fletcher and Ardmore with medical and surgery notes. Entries include Mrs Harold Rogers Dinmlaseas Miles Westfall James Jones and a two month old Dewey son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Janz. births and surgical cases noted alongside physicians and addresses. A stray science note on Eskimo ancestors near a lake appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rogers
Columbia
Clyde Prestage
D. Bullard
Lawton
Qpindsey Terrell
Fletcher
Dinmlaseas Miles Westfall
Medicine Park
James Jones
Mall Weel
Miles Westfall
Medi Cine ‘Park
Carl Henza
F Es Bae Born
Ae Dewey
Cecil Janz
Industrial
W. A. Simmons
Bessie Nines
Robert Butler
Ardmore
Liberty
Fen
Estess Self
Jefferson
Retha Mae Weathers
Victor Kuntz
Medical
R. J. Schach
Ironton
Scietst Dhink
Lake
Mee
Four Men Charged On Driving Counts
Four men faced driving violations in a dispatch from Fort Sill. Alvin H. Dowdy of Duncan was cited for speeding at night and paid a $50 fine and costs. Roosevelt K. Jordan of Lawton was charged with driving left of center. Paul D. Hulsey of Fort Sill appeared in the report as another charged individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trolmen
Sill
Alvin H. Dowdy
Duncan
Paul D. Hulsey
Fort Sill
Roosevelt K. Jordan
Lawton
Hearing Set For City Stabbing Case In Lawton
An Amarillo man accused of stabbing a Lawton woman Wednesday night will face a preliminary hearing on June 10 at 2 PM. The woman has accused him of the attack and prosecutors prepared the case after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Lawton
Leake
Youth Assault Incident Reported In Local Area
A confrontation occurred around 4 30 p m yesterday involving an 11 year old and a male, with medical X rays taken. The report notes a misun¢ with a boy and details are limited in the fragment.
Kilgore summer plans and lawton moves featured
A brief from The Constitution recalls 20 and 30 years ago items. Mrs Della Poco planned a Kilgore summer, Charles Glossy at the University of Illinois, and Ban Eg in Canada. 30 years past the A W club met with Emma Meika while Mr and Mrs G H Babbitt moved to Lawton and a Presbyterian bridge club gathered at Mrs A Hamfield's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Poco
Kilgore
Tex
Charles
University of Illinois
Ban Eging
Canada
T A.W
Emma Meika
G. H. Babbitt
Lawton
Presbyterian
Bridge ‘Club
A. Hamtfield
War in Indochina Downstream News Update
The corridor battle near the delta marks a major Vietminh success with reports of heavy casualties and captures at Ouanphungha. French sources cite hopes for 200 to 300 survivors from the seminary fight as Saigon notes a long air transfer linking Dien Bien Phu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soreee
Ouanphungha
Saigon
United States
Dien I Bien Phu
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Jake Lawton
Mr. Eeess
Oklahoma College For Women
Julia Poorest
Jo Lynn Ansley
Kinyon
Donna Dee Lehman
Zelda Crank
Geronimo
Nancy Norman
Carrol Drive
Page LA
H. McCowan
H. M. Jee
Berry
J.D
Berry’s
Ea A
Jewellers
Joreth
Stavien
JO G. Andrews
D Ave
Em Quick Loans
M & D Finance CO
E Ave
Wolverton Harware
Ava
A. L. Pollard Sporting Goods Ubm
Lawrence Ault Jr
Iss
Kenneth Cohen
Suras
Bobby Day
Taft
Harry Gallup
Bismarck
Joe Thompson
W. E. Thompson
Wee
Appel’s Jewelers
D Avenue
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