Taft Sixth Grade To Give Operetta Tonight
Taft sixth graders perform an operetta in the school auditorium directed by Mary Ida Leigh with teachers Nona Lowe and Sue Taylor assisting. Cast includes Jackie Ellis Beverly Carnes Jackie Hunsucker and Claraey See Saundra Garrison as principals, plus a large ensemble of students in roles such as skeletons spies soldiers gypsies and dancers. Performance was prepared after a dress rehearsal for the student body and is open to the public at 7 30 p m.
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Mary Ida Leigh
Nona Lowe
Sue Taylor
Jack McCracken
Jackie Ellis
Beverly Carnes
Jackie Hunsucker
Claraey See Saundra Garrison
Terry
Jessie McDonald
Bobby Marrioneaux
Ronald Schnee
Jack Hicks
Shirley Montgomery
Gayla Beauchamp
Rita Bates
Alvin Olf
Cecil Robison
Mickey Hendrix
Larry Boudreaux
Ronald Kitchens
Gail McCray
Herbert Nowlin
Ernest Wilson
John Zea
Dwayne Hargrave
He Wilson
Forrest Brown
Jim Callahan
Edna Lou Davis
Shirley Maxwell
Patty Woodard
Faye Woods
Doris Pamplin
Sandra Allen
Loretta Carpenter
Francis Bates
Margaret Perry
Mansfred Peterson
Gertrude Millard
Patsy Stephens
Gail Kingfisher
Lora Ludwig
Elaine Jones
Tommy Perry
Robert Gillette
Baby Lilly
Gloria Hite
Lonnie Brown
Billy Hill
Gene Middleton
Leonard Mize
Gary Givens
David Smith
Willa Dean Norris
Saundra Garrison
Elaine Wilson
Wanda Pyle
Edna Lou David
Patty Woodward
Fay Woods
Terry Clark
Tommy Newman
Darvin Fee
Alfredan
Melvin Wolf
Ted Kessner
Mitchell Mosely
Carolyn Durham
Rita Lilly
Texan Surrenders to Police Amid Abandonment Case
A 24-year-old Texan turned himself in at the police station claiming he was wanted in Texas for child abandonment and loan skip hane cae. Police also arrested three for traffic violations, three for public drunkenness, and one woman for vagrancy. Gerald Jones, 16, forfeited a $10 bond for driving without a license. Robert Milton Fleming Jr., 23, was charged with reckless driving speeding. Kenneth E. Johnson, 21, was cited for reckless driving.
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Texas
Gerald Jones
Robert Milton Fleming Jr
Dearborn
Kenneth E. Johnson
Summit
Lawton Hosts Wall Street Bankers Visit For Toll Road Talk
Letters from Oklahoma investors praise Lawton hospitality shown to a Wall Street banking delegation led by Exall English and Charles D. Payne. J H Edwards of Edwards Inc. lauds Lawton as a standout stop, noting the excellent entertainment and the strong group of bankers specializing in municipal bonds visiting Friday.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Wall Street
McCARTHY and the GOP fight over Communists in government
Senators Knowland and McCarthy clash over the fight against communists in government. Ferguson defends investigation limits, while Flanders and Eisenhower send mixed signals and CBS reports strong viewer reaction. McCarthy taunts critics, meets with Eisenhower ally Bricker, and seeks airtime as Democrats accuse him of undermining party unity.
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California
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scCarthy
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Ohio
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Murrow
McCar
Mutual
Tonight
Stevenson
Livestock judging winners tied to 4-H and FFA clubs
The report lists individual and group winners from Flower Mound, Elgin, Fletcher, Faxon, Fort Sill Indian School and Indiahoma in a county livestock judging contest. Top placers include Ronny Curry See FFA and Edwin Easley Fletcher first in four-H, with Billy Don Masters Flower Mound and Bob Wood Faxon among the runners up.
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FSIS
Elgin
Edwin Easley
Fletcher
Billy Don Masters
Flower Mound
Bob Wood
Faxon
Allen Ray Indiahoma
Bobby King
Fort Sill Indian School
Jerry Geiger
Indiahoma
James Tom
Jack Morrison
Jim Clower
Oe Sill Indian School
Hind
Future Farmers of America
Robert Smith
Rhe Vin Vaught
Sterling
Gordon Wolf
World Trade Important Tells BPW Club
George Mix McKenney of Southwestern Bell told the Lawton BPW club that America’s living depends on world trade. He cited how 48 imports enter telephone production and that the United States supplies 40 percent of world output. He urged tariff reform to promote trade and outlined plans for a 2000 mile undersea cable project and a 350 mile microwave relay to Portland Maine. He noted 90 million telephones globally and Lawton’s access to 96 percent of them.
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Sania
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Southwestern Bell Feunees Company
Lawton Business & Professional Women’s Club
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Lawton
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Births and medical notices from Marlow hospital report
Hospital news lists births and admissions across multiple families including a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Amos at 1405 Lincoln weighing 6 pounds 12% ounces, and a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lavalee at Rt. 4 Lawton born 7:15 a.m. March 11 weighing 8 pounds 2% ounces. Also notes several surgeries and admissions at Comanche, Indiahoma, Fort Sill, and Lawton addresses.
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Amos
Lincoln
Lewis B. Renner
Walters
Aoe Paul Landers
Lawton
Eddie Shegog
Fort Sill
Harry Jensen
Thomas Andrew Joplin
James Joplin
Kenneth Ray Blackburn
James Blackburn
Eugene Lavalee
R. W. Buzbee
Comanche
J. R. Bryce
Indiahoma
Lawrence Deuson
Elgin
James Herring
Edward Oldaker
G. E. Oldaker
Fred Greb
Chattanooga
Loose Switch Triggers Gondola Car Crash Near Fort Sill
Two gondola cars derailed and smashed when a loose switch shifted tracks as a mid train passed near Fort Sill Gate 1. No injuries were reported. Railroad spokesmen blamed vibration from the train for the switch movement and crash.
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Fort Sill Gate 1
Harvard Grad Smuggled Daughters From Reds in Berlin Rescue
Peter Grimes of Belmont Massachusetts told how he and his wife Irmgard rescued two daughters from Communist East Germany after entering on a ten day visa and staying four months. They won the children’s trust by plans to take them to a Gregory movie and buy a police dog in America. The pair slipped into West Berlin with the girls to safety amid risk of arrest and Soviet imprisonment.
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Harvard
America
Peter Grimes
Belmont
Mass
East Germany
Grimes
West Berlin
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Irmgard
A Gregory
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Reds
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Liw
Paul Schroeder
U S proposes economic talks with Latin American allies
U S officials urged a Washington meeting to discuss concrete economic problems facing Latin American nations. Samuel C. Waugh invited delegates to address remunerative prices, stable markets, and greater U S technical and credit support as part of the anti-Communist effort in the region.
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U. S
Guatemala
United States
U.S
Rio Grande
Waugh
Dulles
Oklahoma County records show divorces surpass marriages in past year
Across eight Southwest Oklahoma counties divorces rose while marriages lagged. Oklahoma County registered 3 918 divorces and 3 448 marriages, Tulsa 2 863 and 2 563, Comanche 370 divorces. Bryan and Love counties posted high per thousand rates, Creek saw 721 marriages, with eastern areas noting license waiting periods.
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Tulsa County
Comanche County
Bryan
Love
Creek
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Jackson
Funeral Rites for California Man Held for Family Details
The funeral notices record his mother Mrs J R McCutcheon of Hollis and siblings including Miss Jennie McCutcheon secretary-bookkeeper for the McMahon Foundation, Grover McCutcheon superintendent of Rushoe schools and former Chattanooga school superintendent, plus four nieces and three sisters.
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J. R. McCutcheon
Hollis
Mencers
Jennie McCutcheon
McMahon Foundation
Grover McCutcheon
Rushoe Schools
Itanooga
Infant Kaulaity Dies. Graveside Rites Friday
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Rickey Kaulaity of 409 Monroe died at 940 am today. Graveside services are set for 10 am Friday at Highland Cemetery. Becker Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Monroe
Highland Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Friend Suspect Named In City Woman Money Theft
Dosie Jackson reports a friend stole money from Shine Shop on North First Street and home, taking Miss Helen White to a club and a Washington Street house before sunrise. Police investigate after the cash vanished from under a bath tub.
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Dosie Jackson
Miss Jackson
Helen White
Washington
Ington
Miss White
Police Probe Rash of Petty Thievery
Lawton police report a rise in petty theft with two bicycles and four hub caps stolen. Buster Wyatt of 1215 Gore reported a bike taken from his home. Wiley Leon ard of 1407 I noted a bicycle theft, and a crime near Dunbar school saw four hub caps stolen from a car.
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Buster Wyatt
Gore
Wiley Leonard
Ington
Fort Sill
Dunbar School
Oklahoma market report shows cattle hogs and sheep prices
Oklahoma dairy and livestock market notes various towns with price spreads for butterfat and pecans steady. Cattle yearling steers and calves listed with ranges from 14.00 to 21.25. Hogs steady with top around 26.00 and sows 21.00-23.00. Sheep lambs steady with prime lots up to 22.50.
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Lawton
Tulsa
Alva
Muskogee
Wi- Chickasha
Elke City
el Reno
Chandler
Ard- Hobart
Durant
Vinita
Poteau
Pauls Valley
Ardmore
McAlester
du- Muskogee
Guyman
Hocker
Hobart
Altus
Fairview
Enid
Blackwell
Vici
Medford
Oklahoma City
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Frederick
Shawnee
Waurika
Area Youth Named As Point Candidate
Senator Kerr has named a slate of youths and alternates for Naval Academy and Military Academy nominations. The list includes William from Oklahoma City, Jerry Hamilton of Stilwell, Jim D Lyons of Kaw City, and Frederick Sill. principals include Francis Smith and Johnny Rind. At the Naval Academy, Paul James Miller of Norman is principal with James Allen Walton and Walter Hume Jr. as alternates.
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Sen Robert [. Kerr
D-Okla
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Military Academy
William
Oklahoma City
Jerry ‘Lee Hamilton
Stilwell
Jimmie D. D. Lyons
Kaw City
Frederick G. Ae. Sill
Francis Smith
Aia
Johnny T. Rind
Cartwright
Stanley Paul Garrett
Walters
Paul James Miller
Norman
James Allen
Walton
Tulsa
Walter Hume Jr
Bill R. Campbell
Eva
Bogus Check Charge Filed Against Local Man
A man in Tillman County was arrested on a bogus check charge after attempting to pass a fraudulent check at a Lawton store. His stated address was Bon, but authorities could not verify his residence.
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Lawton
Tillman County
Baptist Churches Schedule Revival In Lawton Area
Simultaneous revival meetings in about 30 area Baptist churches were planned during a Comanche-Cotton Baptist association meeting at the New Salem Baptist Church. Dr. T. P. Haskins was to appear as state evangelist with an Oklahoma Baptist University glee club concert set for 7 30 p m April 2 in the Lawton High School auditorium.
Stop Taking Harsh Drugs for Constipation
Seana laxative extract from Pepsin offered by Dr Caldwell product. Advertisement promises gentle relief from temporary constipation with minimal doses and stomach discomfort easing. Money back guarantee and mail order to Box 280 New York NY.
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Caldwell
Statishan Beentomroe
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