Oklahoma City livestock and Oklahoma prices report
State agricultural prices list wheat no. 1 hard steady at 2.04 to 2.12 per bushel across towns. Broilers hens and eggs show mixed moves with mild declines in eggs and steady butterfat. Oklahoma City livestock sale notes cattle scarce, hogs active and steady with 180 to 240 lb butcher grades 14.25 to 15.00, sows 11.50 to 12.50, sheep nominally steady.
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State Department of Agriculture
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Kingfisher
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Four petty thefts reported to police
Four petty thefts today were added to a long list of minor thefts during the past month with most cases unsolved. Douglas Hough reported items stolen from his car, Gus Johnson said gasoline siphoned from his 1951 Chevrolet truck, Leon Nagler found four hubcaps removed from his 1955 Plymouth, and Robert Nokes reported his 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air stolen from his home.
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Gus Johnson
Leon T. Nagler
Sycamore
Robert E. Nokes
Will Lure Tourists OKLAHOMA CITY
Oklahoma promotional booklet titled Americas Newest Vacationland Oklahoma will be published by the State Planning and Resources Board. The 24 page color booklet costs 10000 dollars for an initial run of 50000 copies to lure tourists to the state.
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Oklahoma City
America
Oklahoma
State Planning and Resources Board
Chambers of Commerce
Quartz Mountain State Park
Durant
Texoma State Park
Quartz Mountain
Texoma
City Loggers Post Bonds After Raids
Two Lawton booze handlers posted a total of 120 in bonds after police raids on their establishments. Ralph Hudson and Melvin Davis each posted 60. Officers confiscated liquor quantities from Hudsons place and Davis place under warrants issued by Peace Justice Marvin E. Cameron.
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Lawton
Ralph Hudson
Melvin Davis
Hudson
Walter Asbery
Johnny West
Fred Mitchell
Lee Clark
Hudson’s Place
Marvin E. Cameron
Davis’ Place
Asbery
Mitchell
Cameron
Sill Man Slashed In Tavern Fight At Fort Sill
A Fort Sill private was treated at the post hospital for severe facial cuts after a tavern fight with a beer bottle. Police Lt. Walter C. Asbery arrested a 22 year old private first class, handed to military authorities. The suspect said the fight began over remarks about a girl at the Little Orchid Bar, 22932 C.
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Fort Sill
Post Hospital
Walter C. Asbery
Asbery
Little Orchid
Serov Laughs At Press Attacks
London reports on Col Gen Ivan Serov, head of Soviet secret police, laughing off harsh press insults. British papers branded him brutal and murderous for alleged mass exiles, while columns and editors offered mixed judgments on his visit and past crimes.
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London
Ivan Serov
Serov
Ivan the Terrible
Daily Mirror
Cassandra
Daily Express
The
Himmler
Soviet Union
Heinrich Himmler
Gestapo
Liberal News Chronicle
Soldier Fracas Sparks Civilian Charge Delay
A brief clash between two soldiers escalated when one struck the other with fists and then used a beer bottle to hit him in the face. No charges were filed in civilian courts due to the incident.
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Bery
Hog Composition Report: Shoulder Meat in Farrow Hog
A 200-pound hog contains 21 pounds of shoulder meat indicating carcass composition details.
Miss Lucy to Wed and Return to Alabama
Miss Autherine Lucy, the Negro coed expelled from the University of Alabama after campus riots, announced plans to marry and then seek readmission. If denied at Alabama, she will try elsewhere. she set April 22 as the wedding date with fiancé Rev. H. C. Foster, 27, a student minister from Tyler, Texas.
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Dallas
Autherine Lucy
University of Alabama
University of Albama
H. C. Foster
Tyler
East
Texas
Miles College
Birmingham
Argentine Rebel Leader Lonardi Dies in Argentina
Ex President Eduardo Lonardi aged 59 died in a Buenos Aires military hospital. Government declares ten days of national mourning. Lonardi led the September revolution that toppled Peron, later replaced by Aramburu's junta. He was ousted November 13. Will Publicize Lodges OKLAHOMA CITY meeting plans outlined.
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Buenos Aires
Eduardo Lonardi
Leonardi
Peron
Argentina
Pedro E. Aramburu
U.S. Meat Production Surpasses 26 Billion Pounds
The report notes U.S. meat production for the year exceeded 26 billion pounds, highlighting a record level of output across major market categories and signaling strong industry performance.
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U.S
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