Froemer Named C4 Assistant G-3 at Artillery Center
Saba Ovend b. Rowena Sher been assigned to the Artillery Center as an assistant G-3. He recently arrived from Korea where he served 16 months with Headquarters Special Troops 8th Army. Col. Roemer attended Sibley Iowa high school and Iowa State Ames for a BS in 1929, ROTC commission, and Fort Leavenworth 1943. He served in Regensburg 1946 49 and was Assistant Professor of Military Science in Detroit until 1952. Decorations include Bronze Star Medal and Korean Presidential Unit Citation. Col and Mrs Roemer reside at 575 Batson Fort Sill with two children.
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Elt
Saba Ovend
B. Rowena
Sherbeen
Korea
8Th Army
Col
Roemer
Sibley
Iowa
Iowa State
Ames
Command and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Regensburg
Germany
Detroit
Mich
Batson
Fort Sill
Richard
University of Michigan
Judith Ellen
Advanced Class Returns To Post
More than 200 students in the Advanced Class returned to Fort Bliss Texas after January 4 assignments at the Anti Aircraft and Guided Missiles Branch and the Artillery School. Basic Officers' Class 4 members will go back to Fort Sill in early May. A $30 battalion dayroom prize for February was awarded to Guateac Hart by Capt. Stanley G. Zimmerman and Pfc. Charles Mushrush. Gen Hart praised the dayroom design and color layout as well planned.
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Artillery School
Fort Bliss
Tex
Fort Sill
Guateac Hart
Fort St
Stanley G. Zimmerman
Pfc
Charles Mushrush
Hart
Fort Sill Hospital Check Scheduled
Dr. Jose Gonzalez of the Joint Commission will survey Fort Sill Army Hospital on March 25. The hospital is not accredited by the commission, which includes the American College of Surgeons American Hospital Association and the American and Canadian Hospital Associations.
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Jose Gonzalez
Joint Commission of Accreditation of Hospitals
U. S. Army Hospital
Fort Sill
Nnlo
American College of Srrgeces
Amperican Hospital
Asso
Jcan Hospital
Ciation
Funeral Rites Planned for Higginbotham Infant
Arrangements are pending for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Higginbotham of 505 B who died at birth Monday afternoon in a local hospital. The father, a trucker en route home from Houston, was to arrange services. Becker Funeral Home is in charge.
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Chester Higginbotham
Houston
Tex
Becker Funeral Home
Mrs R L Seaman of Snyder Dies at 68
Mrs R L Seaman age about 68 died early this morning at her Snyder home after a year of illness. Her husband, an auditor with the state auditing service, works in Comanche county. Surviving are Mrs Marylee Morgan of Roosevelt and others. Burial plans include Snyder church services at 4 p.m. Wednesday and forwarding of the will to Missouri for burial.
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Snyden
Baptist Church
Snyder
R. L. Seaman
Seaman
Comanche County
Marylee Morgan
Roosevelt
Misscouri
Optimists Ready Second Night Of Best Ever Minstrel Show
The Lawton Optimist Club prepares for a second night of its 1954 Minstrel, billed as best ever. Whit Ozier hosts the show at 8 p.m. with tickets at the door, priced for Optimist families and students. The cast features Bob Parr, Jerry Mustain, Dr. Ernest Winter, and many others with Red Hamm and Blackie Trope as comic duo. The program includes the Sal Ferrente quartet, Westernaires, Geri Champar and Brent Parmenter, Mrs Dorothy Be, and several specialty acts, delivering a lively, professional minstrel night for the audience.
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Lawton Optimist Club
Whit Ozier
Bob Parr
Jerry Mustain
Ernest Winter
Lorance White
Donald Torbert
Jim Dawes
Clarence Aubrey
Bill Shanklin
Grant Neuteboom
James O. Marall
Des J. Wu Spmier
Red
Leslie T.) Hamm
Blackie
Marvin
Ialty
Sal Ferrente
Tence
Pathe
Ozier
Spencer
Bob Edde
Kenneth Myers
Geri Champar
Brent Parmenter
Dorothy
Ronnie Hull
Francis Babich
Mary Ann Goode
Judy Gramolini
J. T. McCaskill
Butter Markets In Chicago Steady Prices Mixed
Butter markets in Chicago show a mixed session with steady overall tone. Futures figures include Fe at 59.25, cars at 90 B for 63.89 C at 60, indicating slight variance across grades.
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Chicago
Reward Offered In Owens Case
The B. B. Owens family offers a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the assailants in the death of Mrs. Bernice Owens. She died after a mysterious home attack at 1916 Cherry on November 1. She told hospital staff a burglar forced her to drink from a bottle before dying of shock. Her husband provided the reward and was away from home at the time of the break in.
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B. B. Owens
Bernice ‘Owens
City Teacher Back From LA Meeting
Miss Thelma Talla elementary co ordinator for Lawton public schools returned from Los Angeles where she attended the annual convention of the National Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development. She joined about 15 Oklahoma educators among some 2500 delegates. She observed workshop sessions in schools for the blind deaf and mentally handicapped as well as schools for normal students.
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Thelma Talla
Lawton
Los Angeles
National Association For Supervision and
National ‘Education Associate
Miss Talla
Oklahoma
Lawson High Seeks Federal Grant for 16 Classroom Addition
The Lawson school system received official notice of a 350000 federal aid allotment for a 16 classroom addition to the new high school. The U S Department of Health Education and Welfare issued the grant set aside for Lawton, with plans and specifications awaiting Washington approval. Architects Noftiger and Lawrence are rushing final plans for the project.
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Lawson Parue
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Lawton
Washington
Noftiger & Lawrence
Ex-Sooner gang figures slain and liquor case noted
A fragmented report notes the killings of two ex Sooners tied to a ring of organized crime in Oklahoma and Chicago last night. It mentions James S Weinberg and Paul Labrix as arrested in 1847 for liquor cornering, plus a $2500 fine and one year probation for liquor importation in 1946. The piece adds a remark about a 35 member gang pressured to leave town. It ends with a Chattanooga study course listing several local teachers in Lawtonian churches.
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Oklahopee
Someeas
Clcago
Bureau of Record
Six Arrested On Driving Counts in Local Incident
Davis and several others were charged in a driving counts case. Names include Ken Halverson 21 of Ardmore Allison Meacham 26 of Chattanooga Cox 26 of Fort Sill. One suspect allegedly lent his driver license to another person.
Buy Buy Fever Incurable Disease Of Women Tourists
Hal Boyle notes on a Mauretania West Indies voyage that tourist shopping frenzies postwar resemble a fever. He mocks the impulse to chase bargains ashore, describes wives scouring Nassau rails for deals and husbands bemused by the spectacle amid holiday leisure.
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Hal Boyle
Mauretania
West Indies
Paresis
National Guard
Artillery School
Nassau
Mama
Pike study target date set for April 1 start
Oklahoma City authorities aim to begin surveys for toll road construction estimates. Chairman Norman Hirschfield and others plan to shoot for April 1. Six firms interviewed for construction estimates, four for traffic and revenue study, with more expected at the turnpike office.
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Oklahoma City
Authorityuesday
Norman Hirschfield
Turnpike Office
Bicycle and radio stolen reports in city
Mrs. Percy Givens of 2708 N 19th reported a bicycle stolen from her home during the night. Mrs Alma Howry of 329% C reported a table model radio and an electric clock stolen from her apartment Monday night.
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Percy Givens
Alma Howry
Supreme Court Opinions Today
A brief note on the day’s Supreme Court opinions features a case titled West versus Opal West, with the court having modified and affirmed the lower court ruling in a concise decision.
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Supreme Court
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Koehler
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Ene
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Mac’s Drive-Inn
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Betty Provine
Carolyn Clause
Bill Oliver
Sollie Fisher
Max Smith
Southwestern Ratio & Sound 4Th & Pho
Bianco
WM. Scott Drive-In
Hall Bartlett
As, Inc
Elroy Tranylogs
Hirsch Lloyd Nolan
Joan Vohs
Oon Coe Rae Ue
Hankins Drive-In Theater
Gunn Ann Ford
Sheridan
Honduras
Tachary Scott
Bey
Hewett
Wade Ray
Ozark Mountain Boys
ST. Patrick's Day
Shamrock
American Legion Hut
Medicine Park
Benefit
American Legion Home School
PS West
Opal West
Tle
Eugene L. Bowman
S. 6Th
Wun
Ree
Ed Jonal
Kswo-Radio
Appel’s
Ule Sir Shaw
Schubert Music Club
Cameron Auditorium
Story and Barton School of Dance
Sirl
F. G. Stritzinger
Frankhoma Pottery
I. G. Coles
Appel’s Jewelers
Cologne
Sparton
Ratcliffe Book & Gift
Zale’s Jewelers
ANSCO
Hankin’s
Savings Deposit Credit—Security
Pepsi Cola
Ellsworth Ling Bay
J. Wiley Richardson
Lacy Furniture Co
Leister Music Co
Hardy Suggs Music Co. — Scott's Leister Music CO
Cypress Gardens
James Mason
June Havoc
Fay Compton
LADY
SNES
Robert Morley
Peter Lorre
John Huston
Rob Roy
Teceslor
Cor
Ome Daney
Tsaskatchawan
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