Naturalization Ceremony Names 18 New U.S. Citizens
Thirteen Fort Sill men and five women were naturalized, representing eight countries from Ireland to Latvia. District Judge Floyd Jackson urged pride in America and continued culture, noting citizenship as a duty like a banking business.
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Fort Sill
Ireland
Latvia
Floyd Jackson
Jackson
L. W. Rodekohr
Inge H. Kalmbach
America
Heinz Gajewski
Roland R. Ilsen
Gunars Grube
Garo Pambourian
Carol Mehrer
Helmut Goebel
Pfc
Carol Pambourian
Cpl
Helmut K. Goebel
Bread Making Class Set for July 9 at Fort Sill School
Extension service foods and nutrition specialist Miss Hermina Dohogne from Stillwater will lead a bread making leaders meeting for all county Home Demonstration club members. The session starts at 1 p.m. July 9 in the homemaking department at Fort Sill Indian School. The October HD lesson is bread making, but the meeting aims to instruct women on bread making procedures ahead of time.
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Extension Service Foods and
Fort Sill Indian School
Hermina Dohogne
Stillwater
H.D
Clara J. Kelley
City Man Better After Snake Bite
James Jones, 36, of No 11 I, is reported improving today at South western hospital where he was taken Sunday night for treatment of a water moccasin bite in Cache creek. He was in serious condition when admitted about 7 p.m. Sunday.
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James Jones
Southwestern Hospital
Jones
Cache Creek
Hysteria fades as auto market eases in major hubs
An Associated Press survey finds US auto retailers reporting declining dealer inventories amid rising sales, with factory production cuts and profit to normal levels not expected soon. Blitz sale tactics largely vanished, though a few markets like Louisville, Detroit, and Chicago still saw giveaways such as TVs, air conditioners, and appliances.
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Detroit
Associated Press
Louisville
Chicago
Building America Discussed By Rev Whitwell At Luncheon
Rev Elbert M. Whitwell of the First Christian Church spoke to the Northwest Kiwanis Club on building America. He warned freedom requires personal effort, noted the U.S. government is shaped by pressure groups, and urged a return to religious and moral influences in education with sacrifices akin to the founders. Gale Humble introduced him, Gary Cache led reminiscences, and Martin resigned due to ill health. Rae named as a new officer.
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Elbert M. Whitwell
First Christian Church
America
Northwest Kiwanis Clu
United States
Gale Humble
Gary Cache
June Haver and Fred MacMurray Take Brief Honeymoon
Hollywood couple June Haver and Fred MacMurray traveled by car through the Southwest on a short honeymoon en route to Jackson Hole Wyoming where MacMurray begins a new film July 6. They wed in a surprise ceremony culminating in a grand canyon trip through Arizona and Bryce Canyon in Utah before heading to Wyoming.
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Hollywood
June Haver
Fred MacMurray
Southwest
Jackson Hole
Wyo
MacMurray
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Bryce Canyon
Utah
Wyoming
Tulsa Legger Free On Bond After Raid
Tulsa County authorities freed Rubie Charles Jenkins on bond after a raid that netted 50 cases of whisky and tied to a liquor and gambling syndicate seeking Tulsa. Prosecutors link Jenkins to the same syndicate that ran a gambling game raided last week, with $6 500 seized and three men facing charges. Jenkins had been held in Miami, Oklahoma, and previously escaped from Louisiana State Prison.
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Tulsa
Robert L. Wheeler
Rubie Charles Jenkins
Jenkins
Miami
Okla
Louisiana State
Louisiana
Gotham bound and home loving Lawtonian Bill Ritzweiler
Bill Ritzweiler and wife Dorothy plan a New York buying trip next week and often explore the city by subway visiting Greenwich Village Central Park the Bowery and Harlem He enjoys the Chinatown district and a Yankee Stadium outing and may attend a popular theater before returning home Frank McCoy Medicine Park shares a hard earned forehead scar from chopping kindling and a blackjack oak leg eclipse remark as he reflects on the accident
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Bill Ritzweiler
Dorothy
New York
Gotham
Bill
Greenwich Village
Central Park
the Bowery
Statten Island
Columbia Square
Chinatown
Harlem
Yankee Stadium
Frank McCoy
Medicine Park
Frank
McCoy
Connecticut land figures show minimal federal ownership
Connecticut statisticians say the federal government owns less land there than in any other state with about half of one percent of 3,600,000 acres. This suggests a notably small federal footprint relative to the state’s total area.
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Connecticut
Kiwanis Ladies Day Lunch Set By Lawton Club
Lawton Kiwanis members may reserve seats for wives to attend a Ladies Day luncheon on July 8. Wives will fill Kiwanis offices and present the program with Mrs. O B Grimmett of Altus as guest speaker. Reservations close July 6 at noon by calling 2610.
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Lawton Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
O. B. Grimmett
Altus
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