Oklahoma City market report cattle hogs and poultry price list
Oklahoma City USDA market report notes receipts lighter than prior week with few steers and heifers on hand, cattle mostly steady and calves unchanged, hogs active and steady to firm, spring slaughter lambs higher. State poultry and eggs prices list No 1 broilers and hens steady with varied regional quotes. butterfat prices mixed across Oklahoma.
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Laverne
Pauls Valley
Elk City
Sayre
Alva
Woodward
Soldiers To Don Khakis April 16
Fort Sill soldiers will wear summer khaki uniforms starting with reveille on April 16 as announced by the Artillery and Guided Missile Center.
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Fort Sill
Artillery and Guided Missile Center
False Alarm Forces Airliner Back to Denver
A Continental Air Lines plane with 44 passengers made an emergency landing at Peterson Field after a fire warning device malfunctioned. Pilot Capt Ivan Olson reported a right engine fire signal about 10 miles south of Colorado Springs, but Continental officials found no fire evidence. Passengers then completed the Denver to Albuquerque flight on another plane.
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Continental Air Lines
Ivan Olson
Denver
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Peterson Field
Continental
Dead Airman's Buddies Finish His House
Edward J. Bartling Jr., 25, an ornamental iron worker and airman 1st class with the 264th Communications Squadron, was killed in a March 12 traffic accident while returning from a National Guard meeting. Nine of his comrades in arms, including seven from building trades, will complete his dream by finishing the renovations on his Northwest Side home for his widow Carol and her baby. Work begins Saturday as they paper, paint, and remodel the old frame and brick house to ease selling if she wishes.
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National Guard
Edward J. Bartling Jr
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Illinois National Guard
James Long
Bartling
Carol
Gary to Speak in Kansas City Tonight
Gov. Raymond Gary will address a meeting of the American Temperance Society in Kansas City this evening, speaking on temperance issues and policy implications ahead of upcoming state discussions.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
American Temperance Society
Kansas City
Insurers Pay Off On Million Dollar Note Lost In Bank
New York insurers contributed one million dollars to Chase Manhattan Bank to cover the loss of a U S Treasury note. A bank official said 18 insurers provided the money as security and the note may be recoverable from the government. The note disappeared after a March incident and a long paper search continues.
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Chase Manhattan Bank
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Chase Manhattan
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Israeli official vows arms from anyone for defense
Brig. Gen. Yigal Allon told reporters in Los Angeles that Israel would accept arms from the devil himself even the Communists to defend the country from Egypt. He asserted Israel is the only barrier stopping Egyptian Premier Nasser from conquering the Arab world.
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Egypt
Yigal Allon
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Wife's restraint kept AWOL soldier from returning
Pvt Roy Dillon testified at a British army court martial that his wife locked him in a bedroom for 90 days to force his promise not to return to camp. He said he pleaded daily and finally called police with his mother's help. he was later returned to duty and sentenced to 112 days detention for being absent without leave.
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England
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Gary To Reveal Favorite Soon In Democratic Nomination
Oklahoma Governor Raymond Gary said he may announce his preferred candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination before the April 30 state Democratic convention. He doubted Adlai Stevenson or Estes Kefauver would win, discussed Harriman with Gov. Harriman, and noted a Denver gathering of Harriman backers urged waiting until after New Hampshire and Minnesota contests.
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Raymond Gary
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Averell Harriman
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Harriman
Oklahoma
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Kefauver
Minnesota
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New Hampshire
Blind Man Witness In Wreck Suit
A blind musician with a Braille watch testified as a key defense witness for Mount Sterling undertaker Calvin Reeves, 25, who said he spoke with W. D. Banks at Mount Sterling when a wreck killed two. Reeves correctly assessed time by Braille watch within one minute of a courtroom clock as Banks faces damage suits totaling 362,500 dollars over a collision involving Morehead College coeds.
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Mount Sterling
Calvin Reeves
W. D. Banks
Reeves
Banks
Morehead College
Youngsters Jam Campus For Contests At Cameron College
Six hundred teenage musicians compete in Cameron College's third annual instrumental music contest. Superior ratings in individual events qualify for the state instrumental tournament May 34 at the University of Oklahoma. Winners to be named. Lee and group contests held at Cameron. Participants include Lawton, Grandfield, Walters, Frederick, Marlow, Northwestern, Oklahoma City, Velma Alma, Temple, Waurika, Apache and Douglass schools with Keeney and a team of judges led by Robert Davis.
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University of Oklahoma
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Cameron
Melvin Keeney
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Grandfield
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Marlow
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Oklahoma City
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Temple
Waurika
Apache
Douglass
Keeney
Wynema Sloan
Gene Brooks
Jean Noel
Glenda Hood
Don Loudenbach
Nancy Years
Rosemary Bowman
Oklahoma A&M Music Professors and Camp Leaders Named
Women from Chickasha and Stillwater join notable figures including Russell E McKiski, Kathleen Haley, Eldon Baker, Frank Hladky, Stanley Green, Walter Hodgson, and John Haynie. The list links Midwestern University Wichita Falls Tex Cam eron College and Fort Sill based Army band leaders CWO Nicholas F Keller and the 97th Army Band. Denton Texas North Texas State College figures Hodgson and Haynie appear alongside Oklahoma A&M College educators in a regional music education roster.
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Chickasha
Russell E. McKiski
Midwestern University
Wichita Falls
Tex
Fort Hill Road snow removal praised by resident
Bristol R I residents praised a Fort Hill Road resident for clearing heavy snow after the blizzards last Friday and Monday. Police Chief Anthony J Ferrara lives on the street but town equipment was not used. The resident owner of a building company used his own equipment.
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R. I
Fort Hill Road
Anthony J. Ferrara
Ferrara
Do You Know These Facts About Vitamin Deficiency
This passage explains how lack of iron and vitamins lowers blood quality, stressing the heart and organs. It describes symptoms like irritability fatigue and poor decision making and warns of long term health damage if deficiency continues.
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