Comanche Dress Revue Grand Champion Named
Marvin Livingston of Faxon wins grand champion after top placing in church wear at the Comanche county dress revue. Reserve and other champions named across senior and junior divisions with numerous participants from Cache, Sterling, Indiahoma, Faxon, Elgin, Fletcher, Fort Sill Indian School and surrounding areas.
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Marvin Livingston
Faxon
Comanche County
Livingston
Larry Watson
Shirley Brantley
Sterling
Eurah Richards
Cache
Elgin
Larry Benke
Hillside
Johnnie Scott
Fletcher
Mike Bowen
Joe Harrell
Indiahoma
Duané Sellers
Jimmy Harrell
Donnie Crow
Geronimo
Jack Mansel
Elein
Burton Marshall
Don Lee Reid
Larry Buchwald
Donnie Buchwald
Jerry Rogers
Ash Grove
Johnnie Rogers
William A. Watson
Beaver Bend
Neil Fullerton
David Mallow
Tommy Biles
Eugene Pierce
Bobby Schrick
Tony Thomas
Ricky Hastings
Ronnie Baughman
Kenneth Allen
Johnny Singleton
Reece Donnell
Jay Woodward
Lonnie
Delmar Tahah
Post Oak
Terry Perryman
Nealis Bradshaw
Harven Hagle
Stony Point
Thomas Daudle
Clifford Tonkawana
Jimmy Cochrane
Chattanooga
Randy Harwell
Archie Boydston
Ben Thmahkera
David Sanders
Howard Kleeman
Mark Livingston
David Livingston
Mark Kelley
Randy Thomas
Dwight Halbroocks
Larry Brantley
Billy Cawthon
Joe Pittman
Pat Bressman
Ronnie McCullar
Jerry Pat
Abbott
Nicky Wagoner
Robert Jackson
Jimmy Glover
Ervin Nunley
Jerry Brown
Doc Turnbull
Chuck Turnbull
Junior Coffey
Gene Cross
Gary Perry
Joe Heathco
Glen Snider
Leroy Treisa
Blue
Tommy Jones
Flower Mound
Kelley Sharp
Don. Hannabass
David Bartholomew
Eugene Wickwire
Messing
Jerry Washburn
Elmer Barnett
Larry Patton
Billy Paul Eakins
Emmitt Ansell
Jimmy Runnels
Roy Cowan
James Nolen
Marvin Zike
Morris Baxter
Gentry Castleman
Weldon Koweno
Iemmy Tomlinson
John Lynch
Charles Spencer
Jimmy Ben Fletcher
Bobby Henderson
Steve Wilson
George Wade
Bill Johnson
Tommy Knowles
Jerry Singleton
Bob Jerry King
FSIS
Charles Reich
Bill Fred Crow
Vernon Atauvich
Doug Livingston
Charles Benke
Billy Fesler
Richard Kleeman
Ray Mallow
R. D. Pickens
Chad Winnerby
Keener Pratt
Charles Bailey
Jimmy Pearson
Ronald Seymour
Red
Ronnie Bennett
Ronald Morris
Robert Poorpybitty
Tommy Morse
Don Turnbull
Pratt Quaqua
Ralph Tahah
Tommy Burris
Larry Rankin
Frank Kuntz
Leon Lambert
Gary Long
Nick Livingston
Julian Martinez
Herman Dale
Michael Niedo
Leonard Chibitty
Keith Hovey
Darlene Codopony
Lasianna Logue
Linda Crabtree
Glenda Seay
Loretta Jackson
Karol Maley
Gwen Cook
JoAnn Schlachan
All of
Betty Witt
Ardelia Nunley
Geraldine Hale
Edwinna Rehwalt
Margaret Stotts
Karen Hill
Nancy Bailey
Betty Hood
Ramona Pahcaddy
Glenna Sue Clark
Patricia Peahway
Amelia Burgess
Burkina Burgess
Shirley Whitewolf
June McDonald
Lahoma Roberts
Kay Mansel
Billie Sue Revel
Elizabeth Middleton
Darlene Middleton
Vela Bressman
Beverly Flood
Judy Allen
Velma Barnett
Mary Ellen Ryan
Joan Fails
Diana Boxbuerger
de de Thorp
Toni Parker
Shirley Stoll
Barbara Klob
Vicki Marcum
Glenda Singleton
Margala Carter
Phyllis Lafferty
Elaine Barger
Linda Harrison
Frances Allbaugh
Sandra Baxter
Dee Ann Hinson
Jay Rowbarts
Patricia Williams
Wilma Thornton
Shirley
Jelane Adkinson
Barbara DeVault
Barbara White
Verna Mae Morse
Kathy Wright
White
Shirley Risinger
Nona Mae Hines
Doris Castleberry
Joan McCarthy
Sally Bentley
Linda Duke
Jeanne Guthrie
Judy Guthrie
Carolyn Miller
Susie Barker
Mary Jones
Patricia Kern
Margaret Landall
Augustine Mowatt
Martha Bradley
Rita Keller
Scott
Shirley Parker
Wilma Warner
Lynda Wilson
Betty Williams
Sue Staggs
Janice Johnson
Karen Brown
Joan Ballard
Patsy Athey
Margaret McDonald
Melvaden Monks
Paula Lawson
Patti Singleton
Mary Burlingame
Darlene Cross
Linda Farmer
Phyllis Frasier
Gloria Ann Benke
Francene McClung
Joyce Watts
Fafon
Diana Fisher
Delene Gilmore
Lavenia Laurenzana
Velma Nance
Judy Columbus
Shirley Jones
Nancy Rhodes
Barbara Asenap
Betty Walker
Charlotte Nix
Joy Mae Manmouth
Kay Jones
Patsy Perkaquanard
Linda Reid
Bessie Curtsinger
Diana Carson
Mary Margaret Tomlinson
Joan Nunley
Mary Nellie Chee
Irene Wallace
Fort Sill Indian School
Peggy Rooney
Carolyn Stickoff
Judy Abrams
Linda Berryhill
Judy Boggs
Jean Conrad
Patricia
Alice Jim
Betty Johnson
Rosalie Tieyah
Rose Marie Toney
Marjorie Tso
Annie Warren
Esther Warren
Stella Yellowhair
Lorraine Nez
Anna Marie Lee
Judith Lewis
Alice Woods
Judy Lovelady
Diana Hale
Patricia Cunningham
Cerita Mallow
Valera Winnerby
Marthellen Slatten
Mary Bohanon
Jackie Harvey
Barbara Perry
Elizabeth Jones
Bishop
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Mignon Brown
Luce Chee
Angeline King
Irene Lee
Vivian Lee
LaVerne Niedo
Helen Marie Paddock
Judy Kay Roberts
Edwinna Singleton
Linday Hannabass
Wilma Buchwald
Laura Carter
Lahoma Curtsinger
Myrna Kitchen
Goldie Mae Ford
Sharron Cross
Janecis Hagar
Mary Ann Brown
Sylvia Lee
Aline Redbird
Margaret Ikard
Joan Caldwell
Barbara Carroll
Cathy Farmer
Lena Begaye
Rose Helen Curley
Rita Connywerdy
Lenora Eskeets
Doris Francis
Wildine Guy
Mable Peshlakai
Neva Joe Bishop
Juanita Clower
Mary Jane Smith
Arlene Belone
Yvonne Iron
Marlene Pechedo
Marlene Ann Tso
Kathleen Wallahdooah
Barbara
Local Church Radio Schedule Highlights Sunday Lineup
The page lists a Sunday broadcast slate featuring Protestant Hour Assembly of God First Baptist Church Church of Christ and Wayside Gospel Singers. Local news includes The Mayor Speaks and Hour of Melody. Entertainment spans Guy Lombardo News and Walter Winchell with Godfrey Rose and revival programs.
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First Baptist Church
Church of Christ
Wayside Gospel Singers
Friendly Fellows
Mayor
Guy Lombardo
Bright Star Freedom U.S.A
Walter Winchell
Paul Harvey
David Rose
B. G. Boston Blackie
Lawton
Salvation Army
Hemisphere Big Three Parley Ends at White Sulphur Springs
The North American Big Three summit with President Eisenhower and leaders of Mexico and Canada ended after cordial goodbyes at Greenbrier Hotel White Sulphur Springs. Louis St Laurent left first for Ottawa, followed by Adolfo Ruiz Cortines who traveled to Mexico City. Dulles and Eisenhower then departed by plane and train respectively to conclude the session.
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Springs
W. Va
Eisenhower
Mexico
Canada
Louis St. Laurent
Greenbier
State Dulles
Washington
Spartan Labor Talks Resumed
Tulsa contract negotiations between Spartan Aircraft Co. and the International Association of Machinists resumed after a strike vote proved inconclusive. Union business agent Frank Beach said another vote would be held today between 2 and 6 p.m. The union, covering about 800 employees, seeks a 10 percent wage increase plus other gains.
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Tulsa
Okla
Spartan Aircraft Co
International Association of Machinists Union
Frank Beach
Debut of Grinning Granny Hamner with Phillies at 17
Infielder Granny Hamner of the Philadelphia Phillies made his major league debut in 1944 at the age of 17, marking a milestone early in his professional baseball career.
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Granny Hamner
Philadelphia Phillies
Area Men In Service In the Navy Recruit Finish
Two Fletcher residents await assignment at Charleston Navy base. Jimmy L. Nance son of Mr. and Mrs J F Nance recently reen listed and Estell L Hutson son of Mrs Margaret Hutson previously served in the Army before enlisting in the Navy per Navy recruiting chief Bob Crandall at Lawton station in the post office building.
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Fletcher
U. S. Navy
Charleston, S.C
Jimmy L. Nance
J. F. Nance
Estell L. Hutson
Margaret Hutson
Hutson
U.S. Army
Navy
Bob Crandall
Lawton Station
Two Oklahoma Soldiers Earn Dispatches From Munich and Sandhofen
From Lawton area, Sfc Joseph R. Kessler 21, wife Dorothy at Taft 140142, graduates from Seventh Army NCO academy in Munich. Sp Troy Kelly, Marlow son of Mr and Mrs B R Kelly, participates in 95th AA Battalion air defense test at Sandhofen. truck driver who joined in May 1954, basic at Fort Bliss, Europe since Oct 1954, high school graduate 1953. Kessler, with 329th Field Artillery Battalion, overseas since last March, recipient of Good Conduct Medal and Korean Service Ribbon with three stars.
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Joseph R. Kessler
Dorothy
Taft
Seventh Army
Munich
Troy Kelly
B. R. Kelly
Marlow
95Th
Sandhofen
Kelly
Army
Fort Bliss
Tex
Europe
Foster
Kessler
329Th Field Artillery Bn
Poisoned Ginger Ale Mystery Sweeps Eisenhower Car
Three people who drank bottled ginger ale aboard a private rail car used by President Eisenhower fall ill in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. One shows definite uremic poisoning another improves after severe illness, the third recovers enough to visit. Investigators and Secret Service probe whether the beverage was poisoned as Eisenhower plans to return to Washington.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Eisenhower
Washington
Capital
Secret Service
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Kerr Opposes Voting System Amendment in Senate Vote
Senator Robert S. Kerr of Oklahoma backed the majority against a constitutional amendment for direct presidential and vice presidential elections. He also backed the Mundt proposal replacing the bill’s approach and opposed a direct popular vote plan by Senator Rehman. Kerr helped defeat a Case proposal to reduce each state's electoral votes based on nonvoting eligible citizens.
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Washington
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Mike Monroney
Europe
Kerr
Senate
Daniel Mundt
Sen. Rehman
D-Lib-Ny
Sen. Case
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