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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1954
Page
7
Chicago butter market shows irregular receipts of 1,196,524 with wholesale buying prices unchanged to percent lower. Grain scores listed as A and B ranges with 93 to 89 quality notes and car classifications 90 B and 89 C, reflecting mixed stability amid volume.
Cox the Cache rancher faces trial in the March 29 term of Superior Court for the December 28 gunshot death of Floyd Roberts. The docket also lists two rape cases, with Billy Faulkner and Robert Venstad to be tried, plus multiple forgeries burglaries and arsons across the session.
Mrs Inez Reeves 84 longtime Cache area resident died last night in Oklahoma City after an eight month illness. She had been living with her son Dave Reeves in Oklahoma City and was a former Cache rancher.
Services for Dr. James R Bryce 81 will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday at a Methodist church in Snyder. He died Thursday in Lawton after a long illness born Sept 1 1872 in Macon Georgia moved to Indian Territory in 1888 with parents he studied in Jackson County high school taught there later attended Memphis Medical College and opened offices in Mountain Park and Kiowa County with Dr Fowler before settling in Snyder retiring in 1943 and moving to a ranch survived by his wife Nettie Tarsons three brothers and four sisters. funeral conductors and burial plans noted.
Assistant patrolman Pete Fuller chased a burglar from Hawkins Drive In after a 3 a.m. break in. The man fled across a field, dropped a flashlight, and vanished near the airport fence. No blood or trace found as police searched the area. Hawkins blamed a key theft that allowed the break in.
Two residents appeared in justice court and were fined for misdemeanors. Alfred Fusaro, 21, of Fort Sill, paid 50 dollars for reckless driving while Lon Smith, 54, of 709 Dearborn, paid 35 dollars plus costs for drunkenness.
William Foster 19 of Cache suffered a minor hand injury after catching his hand in an elevator cable. He received treatment at Southwestern hospital yesterday.
Senator Williams urged that lawmakers backing major tax cuts this year must also back an equivalent increase in the national debt limit. He said the tax cuts should be paid for with borrowed money and stressed clear public explanation.
Fairview 4-H club took first place in the annual window display contest tied to National 4-H week. The Fairview window was displayed at Lacy's Furniture. Flower Mound placed second with other clubs Faxon juniors Ashgrove Scott participating.
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