GM Fights For Auto War Comeback
Detroit reports on GM's comeback push amid market pressure with Edward Curtice's office shown as a symbol of executive resolve. The piece compares GM's aggressive product plan for 1958 including new models for Chevrolet Pontiac Buick and Cadillac with SP's efforts led by Churchill to improve profitability. It notes cost cuts and a high advertising budget, while detailing plans for a Daimler Benz engine and a possible SP DB truck project as part of a three-firm alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Wovglas Larsen
Detroit
NEA
General Motors
Asilow Curtice
Probilems
Groper
Corbier
GMP
Whit Penels
Giganto
GM Us
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Buick
Oidsmobile
Cadillac
Nak Curticn
U.S
S-P
Cartier and
Churchill
Blanding Memorial Fund Reaches Fifty
Community donors contribute to the Blanding Memorial Fund reaching fifty with funds aimed at aiding Oklahoma Heart Association efforts. Names listed include local residents and supporters from Lawton and surrounding areas, contributing toward medical resources, schooling, and related services.
Warning System Ordered For City
The mayor announced a new warning system for the city with a Veterans of Foreign Wars led funding effort. Civil defense groups will match up to half of unstate Tarinir energy costs, about $4500, to cover operation and setup of the warning network.
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Anine Electrica
House Of Lights Dimmed By Deputy With Big Padlock
Deputy seals the House Of Lights with a large padlock amid an injunction request in Superior court. County Attorney Warren Cranes obtained a restraining order, action slated for June, while sheriff deputies seized liquor in raids and filed possession charges against Baxbey Lee Warrel. Named alleged owners Maprel and Laura Smith were cited in the injunction filing.
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Denise Shovill
Iowa
Patrick
Ater County Attornea Warren Cranes
Judee
Robert 3
Sanders
Cayce
Perinant Sath
Ilaan
Tuan
Tollow Fox
Baxbey Lee Warrel
Ralph Cline
Comanche County
Crane
Maprel
Laura Smith
Artillery Branch Seeks New Song to Reflect Tradition
The Arlilley and Arrtoy have adopted the Sones and the artillery. A distributed but unofficial song titled The Ted Guidon by Coal. Ger ald Griffin remains not officially adopted. The artillery continues to seek a musical expression of its tradition and future.
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Arlilley
Arrtoy
Sones
Artillery
I Wilhout
Ted Guidon
Coal
Gerald Griffin
Young Boys 15 Admit Burglary Car Theft Spree
Two 15 year olds in Lawton county jail confessed to a week long spree stealing pocket knives lighters hunting knives shells and shoes from Surplus City stores and several Lawton car lots. Detectives say they burglarized Madden’s and other sites while a stolen Oldsmobile and Buick were wrecked en route to Faxon.
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Lawton Negara
Hoyt Shelby
Boley
Clea Stout
Comanche Chtmty
Emart
Stoyr
Lawton
Faxon
Madden
Surpus City
Jenandy
Norman L. Carrin
Highway Patrol
Lawton Auto
Bill Tefers
Buckla
Med
Rnaseyet
Madelen
Bonds Forfeited In Police Court
Two Lawson teens and a Yadkin youth forfeited $20 bonds in Municipal court after failing to appear to answer charges of serious mischief. Officers arrested the youths for vandalizing a stop sign in a yard near Hedger, with Patrolman Billy Davis filing the complaints. Other cases included a $10 fine for A Cornell and T L Lee for dog ordinance violations, $20 fines for two public drunkenness charges, and cruelty to an animal tied to a Lawton incident.
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Lawson
Deving
Uys
Wallon
Jer
Rayne
Rumsey
Ronald Lee Roof
Si. Leving
Tex
Billy
Davis
J. Mrco Gals
A. Cornell
TL Lee
Tov Sankatigun
Wes
Lawton
Doug Moorehrad
A. Wd
Travis Jackson
Moerr Hraet
Missile Graduates Hear Gen Hickey At Fort Sill
General Hickey addressed the Field Artillery Battery Officer’s course graduation at Fort Sill. About 180 American officers attended with 10 foreign officers. Victoria Vickey, a 1926 Fort Sill Artillery School graduate, arrived as a former staffer at the school. Major General Thomas I de Shaza, Fort Sill commander, presented awards.
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Thomas F. Iickey
U.S. Army
Field Artillery
Thomas I. de Shaza
Fort Sill
Renera
P Scatter
Sill
Order of
City Flag Day Proclaimed by Lawton Mayor
Mayor CG. R. Illsworth proclaims Friday as City Flag Day in Lawton urging residents to display the flag and observe the national emblem with proper decorum and in harmony with the civic code. Citizens are urged to observe the day in all appropriate ways.
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Dune TV
Lawton
CG. R. Illsworth
Jellsworthy
Lawtonians
Citteens
Reservists Due At Sill Sunday
About five hundred men of the Army Reserve and Corps units are to arrive at Fort Sill for a two week training period ending Sunday. Under Col. Thiga Boyd’s direction in Little Rock, officers and recruits will oversee camps from June 16. Training will involve artillery, ordnance, and reserve units with participants from Dallas Baton Rouge and Shreveport, led by Gen Clyde Watts and Col Ernest K Massac.
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Morehan
NIN Corps Artillery
Air Army Reserve Service Unit
Thiga Boyd
Little Rock
Ark
TH Offiers
Mourtersits
Ante Army Reserve Ordnance Teaming Center
Sumbhiy
Sills Ist Ordtiner
Ordnaner
Dallas
Baton Rouge
Lacklahama Iy
Muskagee
Vykth
Povead Asrd
Texmrkan
Injunction Suit Ruling Expected By District Judge Bo Bue
District Judge Luther Bo Bue is expected to rule next Wednesday on a motion for a new trial in an injunction suit filed by Stephens Addition property holders against Kyde Southwestern Realty owner Dodge Hobanks. The court previously granted a temporary injunction prohibiting Wyle Trem from continuing to operate the real estate business at 1802 Sheridan Road, with plaintiffs contending the activity violated plat restrictions and lowered property values for residential purposes. Charles Jennings represents plaintiffs, George Barker appears as intervener, and Arthur Cav anagh with Warren Chrisman represents Kyte.
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Luther Bo Bue
Nex
Stephens Addition Propery Cggers
Ek Kyde
Southwestern
Dodge Hobanks
Wyle Trem
Sheridan Road
Plaintift
Charles Jennings
Pruitt Peek
Sherman Moor
George Barker
Arthur Cavanagh
Warren Chrisman
Fort Sill Fund Campaign Slated for AER Support
Fort Sill launches its annual Army Emergency Relief campaign this Saturday aiming to raise 10 500. AER aids Army personnel and needy widows in distress. Last year the Fourth U S Army received over 470 109 in assistance. Fourth Army weaIth fund stands at 70 630.
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Army Emergency Relief
Army Rebel Society
Art Sill
AER
Arai
Fourth U.S. Army
ALA
Fourth Army
Oklahoma City Market Reports From State Board Prices
Oklahoma City market notes show state Board of Agriculture price ranges for wheat and livestock, with scattered county outlets and commodities including No. 1 steady wheat and mixed cattle, calves, and sheep values. Cattle and hog trade reported as quiet to lightly active, with various feeder and slaughter classes listed and regional price spreads.
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Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture
Bison
Tlernessey
Senid
Alva
Viey
Clinton
Edmond
Kingfisher
Medford
Blackwell
EL Reno
Frederick
Yukon
Hobart
L&t
Guymon
Lalker
Nes
Watanga
Blacwell Clinton
Shalhuck
Enid
Virita
Lawson
Bulipefat
Tulsa
Watanga Wintay
Elk Cy
Shattuck
Pauls Valley
Oklahoma City Livestock
Averyven
Carder
Child Missing After Photographer With Pony In Neighborhood
Mary followed a photographer and pony after seeing them in the neighborhood, then returned home and vanished shortly after. Parents and searchers scoured the area as police and volunteers combed Marsh Creek and surrounding woods, but the girl remains missing.
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Mearse
Judge Shipman Salary Hike Ruled Invalid
The attorney general invalidates a law raising District Judge Shipman’s salary to 310,000 per year. The ruling cites an earlier opinion on a similar district based law and notes funds from county court sources and district allocation. Washington and Nassau counties are involved, with grants from county court funds and percentages of needed sums.
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Oklatiomactty
Yeneral
Mies “I. Shipman
County Atlaney
James Laughlin
Washington County
Shipman
Washington
Nassau
Washington County Court Fund
Noawata County Court Fund
Alors New General
Beauties Continued From Page One
Lawton woman Judy Narold and Janice Parker are among Miss Beauties candidates. A convertible parade will start from the Hotel Landonian Friday at 8:50 p.m. with a police escort along streets to the Dome Theater for a movie preview. Admission is 15 cents adults 10 cents children. advance tickets available from Jaycees, Chamber of Commerce, or Dome and Lawton Theaters.
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Ray Shackeford
Jaycee Project
Jaycee
Chamber of Commerce
Dome
Lawton
Dome Theater
Horne
Ae Tanta
Lucia
Hornes
Taft
Mystery guest Ayres to attend Lawton beauty contest
Shackelford described a Californian arrival dubbed Miz Machella Ayres who is to appear in Lawton for the beauty contest festivities. The exact nature of her mystery visit was not disclosed.
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Bill
Jaycees
Miz Machella Ayres
Lawton
Shackelford
Funds Authorized for Fort Cobb and Foss Dam Projects
Federal funds totaling 16.805 million dollars will support irrigation and municipal water storage at Fort Cobb dam on Cobb creek and Foss dam on the Washita. Local governments will pay about 25.795 million of the total cost, with flood control and recreation included. The House is expected to take up the bill next week.
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Fort Cobb
Cobb Creek
Foss Dam
Washita
Radiation exposure linked to miscarriages and sterility in veterans
Harold Saunders and Joseph Vanacore report health effects from a 9th Armored Division unit. About 30 men across the country shared experiences of miscarriages, sterility, or deformed children tied to overexposure to rays from equipment. Roughly half of the cited group showed related issues.
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LeVon
Harold Saunders
Bridgeport
Joseph Vanacore
Hamden
Tie
Veterans Administration
Lyddy
9Th Armored Division
538Th Ordnance
Acing
Girard in legal battle over Japanese case
Nickel and Girard, both on an Army firing range January 30, are connected to the death of Mrs. Sakai. A Japanese indictment accuses Girard of enticing and shooting her, while U.S. officials say no charges have been filed against Nickel yet. Attorneys fight in Washington to bar a U.S. transfer for trial in Japan. Nickel seeks funds for civilian legal counsel. The Army says Nickel’s involvement is not yet clear.
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Girard
Sakai
Washington
U. S
Japan
Nickel
Oscar A. Edwards
Michigan
Hopkins Hair Styling to Handle Models at Centennial Event
Seven employees from Hopkins Hair Styling stig at 1708 Sheridan Road will style hair for models at the Oklahoma State Semi Centennial celebration next Wednesday. The studio was selected from all hair stylists in Oklahoma.
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Hopkins
Sheridan Road
Olklahoma
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