Oklahoma City Market Prices for Poultry Eggs and Livestock
Oklahoma City reports prices from March 5 with steady to weak trends in cattle calves and hogs. Wheat No 1 hard quoted nominally. broilers and hens show varied movement. eggs steady with good demand. cattle slaughter stockers and feeders priced with multiple weight classes. hogs slow with many notables around 12.25 to 13.50 for various weights. sheep active with spring slaughter lambs around 20.00 and nearby values.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture Today
Guymon
Hooker
Frederick
Lawton
Blackwell
Hobart
Medford
Vici
Clinton
el Reno
Enid
Kingfisher
Yukon
Bison
Hennessey
Broilers
Muskogee
Tulsa
Vinita
Elk City
Sayre
Pauls Valley
Watonga
Laverne
Alva
Woodward
USDA
Legion Delegates Buck Gary Over Vet Commission Clash
Delegates at the sixth district American Legion convention in Lawton voted to back Gov. Raymond Gary’s stance on the War Veterans Commission changes after reconsidering their prior position. About 100 Legionnaires and auxiliary members attended the Sunday meeting at Hotel Lawton. They set the next convention for June 24 in El Reno.
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The
American Legion
Lawtonian
Legion
Raymond Gary
War Veterans Commission
Gary
Kingfisher
J. D. Fowler
Lawton
el Reno
Rescue saves crew as Washington Mail sinks in heavy seas
Rescue vessels responded after the forward section of the Washington Mail broke away at 3:15 p.m. and sank by 9:04 p.m. amid 45 knot winds and heavy swells. Radio operator Perry Harrison issued an SOS at 4:38 p.m. and lifeboats reached the Freeman by 9:43 p.m., with passengers and crew saved.
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The
Washington Mail
Perry Harrison
Seattle
Fulton
Freeman
Dudley A. Durrant
Hospital Births and Admissions Reported Across Town
Southwest hospital notes list multiple births from March including daughters to Glenn Scott Apache Sims and J J Fannon Walters, plus memorial births to Don Hartline Perry Williams, Lester Morgan and George Birchitt with weights and times. Admitted and dismissed patients span names across Sterling Duncan Cyril Lawton Grandfield and Anadarko with numerous surgeries and medical stays.
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Glenn Scott
Sterling
A. B. Sims
Apache
J. J. Fannon
Walters
Tommy Good
Cache
Medical
Coy Wayne Rogers
George Rogers
Larry White
LaDayne White
Karen Jackson
Leon Jackson
Richard Elliott
Williams
Mary McKee
E. S. Thomas
Kenneth L. White
Claude Daugherty
Grandfield
Haskell Hobson
Rogers Lane
George Sarver
Oliver Lee
Beverly Beauchamp
Lincoln
O. C. Darling
Harold Anderson
Logan
Terry Bell
R. N. Thompson
Marlow
Edward Meurer
Jerry Shelton
Kinyon
F. H. Edwards
Og Dora Bishop
Don Hartline
Perry F. Williams
Bessie
Lester Morgan
George Birchett
Altus
Hershell Leon Putney
Vera Hardy
A. J. Rue
Ellis Stanley Dees
Cyril
Jeanice Donahue
Harvey Donahue
New York
Janie Ann Adams
Truel Adams
Wava Janice Smith
Baxter Ben Horn
Glenn A. Cordell
Duncan
Ralph Terry
Howard L. Greer
Norman R. Redick
Elizabeth Anna Koen
Joseph Thomas Koen
Andrews
Rudolph Cochero
Francisco Cochero
Taft
E. C. Epps
Chattanooga
Willie G. Kirk
Mikel Ann Shanklin
Robert Shanklin
S. Ninth
Florence C
Four Weekend Accidents Cause Single Injury
Police reported four city accidents over the weekend with only one personal injury. The injury occurred at about 7:45 a.m. Saturday when two 1953 Plymouths collided at 11th and A. Teddy Edward Savage, 27, of 2414 I, sustained minor injuries treated in a physician's office. Tatwell Perry Brammer, 42, of 1411 Dearborn, was not injured. Brammer's northbound car vied with Savage's eastbound vehicle.
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Teddy Edward Savage
Tatwell Perry Brammer
Dearborn
Savage
Elgin Youth Held After Five-State Gun Search
Police recovered Civil War era pistols and rifles traced to a theft. Col Rhodes praised Comanche County sheriff's department and Military Police Criminal Investigators for help. The Elgin youth remains in federal custody.
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Elgin
Col. Rhodes
Comanche County
Convention Leaders Honored At Dallas Region Gathering
Regional Camp Fire leaders from Dallas were honored at a Sunday coffee hosted by Dr and Mrs W F Lewis. Keynote speaker Mrs Paine outlined convention plans. Parley opens Thursday at 3 p m with tours of Fort Sill Artillery and Guided Missile Center. Doyle Williams and Emmett Keough keynote talks accompany Friday events.
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Dallas
Tex
W. F. Lewis
Paine
Andy Wolverton
Ben F. Hutchins Jr
W. W. Godlove
Julius Johnston
T. A. Hamra
Bill Lacy
Jess Griffin
Ross H. Porter
Vera Bice
Wagner
Parley
Artillery
Fort Sill
W. F. Wulf
Doyle Williams
Holy City
Wichita Mountains
Lawton Country Club
Emmett Keough
Camp Fire
Ewing Gafford
Lawtonian
Catholic Forums Slated This Week At St Marys
Two information forums will be held at St Marys school auditorium this week as part of the state wide Operation Understanding program. The March 13 session covers Why Your Catholic Neighbor Loves the Mother of Jesus Christ. About 500 Lawtonians attended open house at Blessed Sacrament church.
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St. Mary’s School
Blessed Sacrament Church
Pageant schedules rehearsals at Holy City chapel
The pageant calls for all to gather at 2 30 p m in the Holy City chapel with a stay until 5 p m. Additional rehearsals are set for March 18 and 25. A night session is planned March 28 at Holy City. Assistant directors meet Batten at his home at 7 30 p m Tuesday. The Easter Service association board meets at 7 30 p m Friday in the Civic room of Security Bank and Trust Co.
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Holy City
Batten
Easter Service Association
Security Bank and Trust Co
Young Car Theft Suspects Captured After Wild Chase
Lawton youths ages 14 to 16 led troopers on a fast pursuit near Cache Sunday evening after stealing a 1953 Ford from 509 A around 7 30 p m The teens fled through town but were tracked down after the car was abandoned in a chase on foot One suspect surrendered and named the others Lt Mussen later picked up two suspects near U S 62 The mother of the 16 year old driver turned him in at the sheriff s office and police identified the driver as a former New York City youth staying with his Fort Sill brother The other youths were 14 and 15 year olds all junior high students.
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Lawton
Cache
Dale L. Lavery
Dan Combs
W. W. Flanagan
Combs
F. A. Mussen
U.S. 62
Sheriff's Office
New York City
Fort Sill
Baby Found Crying In Car On Street Returned To Mom
Police received a 7 10 p m call Saturday about a crying baby left in a locked car on S Fifth St An adult male reportedly moved the infant to a hotel lobby where he cared for the child until police traced the car owner The owner’s wife arrived and reclaimed the infant at 7 55 p m after an hour at the station
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S. Fifth
Two Men Held In Capital Robbery in Pontotoc County
ADA Oklahoma reports two men held in connection with the robbery of I V Cantrell near Oklahoma City. Cantrell says he was forced off the road early yesterday and robbed of 21 dollars. Authorities investigate the capital crime and identify suspects.
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Ada
Okla
Oklahoma City
I. V. Cantrell
Pontotoc County
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