Helminths Costing Farmers Millions
A U S Department of Agriculture spokesman said helminths or worms cost American farmers about 375 million dollars. Dr. A Foster noted some 70 helminth species invade the digestive tract of all domestic animals and even household pets. He warned parasites drive disease outbreaks and heavy losses, urging livestock management to reduce damage though no cure for many species exists.
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Scout Troop 41 Camping Trip And Practice Meet
Scout Troop 41 and Fathers from Liberty Heights Christian church enjoyed an overnight hike. Scoutmaster A J Hart noted six fathers attended while patrols Connor Marvin Ross and Sammy Butler led activities. The group trained for Hunting Horse District camporee at Fort Sill with string burning and fire starting events won by Panther patrol. Flaming Arrow and Hawk patrols also excelled in knot tying and other crafts.
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Charges Filed After US 62 Milk Truck Crash Near Lawton
County attorney records show highway patrol filed charges against David Thomas Reenock 29 Fort Sill man in a head on milk truck collision north of Lawton on US 62 early Friday. Paul Robbins 21 Fort Sill faced driving left of center. Floyd Crumb 36 Lawton Rt. 3 was charged with DUI. Carl Knuckles 18 Fort Sill charged with following too closely. Billy Fisher 23 Duncan charged with speeding at night.
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Two Are Arrested On Driving Counts
Two men were arrested by city police yesterday for driving without a license. Henry L. Tipsie, 19, a sailor stationed at Beach, California, posted $10 on the complaint. Willie Green, 27, of 1511 Monroe, was jailed in lieu of bond. A Lawton man was placed in jail for protective custody after threatening to commit death by own action.
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Lawton VFW Post Adds Wheelchairs For Loan
Lawton VFW Post 1193 in Comanche County obtains three wheelchairs for loan with help from Copper Ald Kouri and Publications Inc of Topeka. Additional details available by calling the post head.
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Hospital Births and Admits in Southwestern News
Birth announcements list several newborns with paired parents and birth times in March, including Williams Duncan 8:37 a.m. 25. Mahaney 8:03 p.m. March. Petti John 5:50 a.m. 28. Clark 2:30 a.m. 29. Numerous admissions note surgeries or medical cases for residents of Duncan, Lawton, Elgin, Fort Sill, Apache, and surrounding areas, with dismissals and ongoing treatments. A March 27 Apache birth 4:59 p.m. six pounds fifteen ounces noted.
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Oklahoma births and dismissals noted in midstate records
A list of births, dismissals, and medical notes across towns including Anadarko Gotebo Lawton Lawton areas. Notable entries cover a son born March 28 weighing 8 pounds at home, a daughter born March 28 weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces, and multiple individuals tied to medical facilities such as Kiowa Indian hospital Fort Sill Indian school and various towns including Duncan Fort Cobb and Geronimo.
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Logan Campaign Sees Enthusiasm Grows for Governor Bid
Logan aides rally volunteers to boost turnout at a Lawton event and promise jobs for campaign workers. Len and Mrs Logan plan to visit after local organizational work while the candidate reports on statewide prospects. Logan returns from northeastern Oklahoma with favorable response and Lawton hosts a campaign HQ this week. A campaign chairman and an office are expected to be announced in Oklahoma City.
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Airman Held In Car Theft In Lincoln County
Lincoln County troopers arrest an 18 year old airman after he stole a car from T A Bomar in front of Regas coffee stop at 6 a m and fled from a gas station without paying. He claims AWOL from Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio. The car suffered no damage. Clarence L Krieger legally changes name to Clarence L Jumbo Krieger in Kiowa County court marking a unique record.
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Norman Man Burns To Death In Home
Vincent arrives home after taking his wife and children to relatives for a visit. A man named Norman died in his residence from a fire or burn incident. Investigators are examining the scene for cause and identifying any witnesses or nearby occupants.
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District Fun Festival Set Here Tuesday
The 19 county 4H gyaang Festivals winners to be announced at Cameron college auditorium starting 10 a.m. Tuesday. First and second place in senior divisions advance with 38 acts total. Comanche county will be represented by Faxon senior high 4-H act and Cache junior high 4-H group. Other 4-H activities include production record training and a record-keeping project with 56 4-H entries.
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Defeat Seen For Benson Supporters Forecast by Senator Young
JR ASHINGTON Senator Young predicted that no Midwest Republican or Democrat elected to Congress next November will back a flexible farm price plan. He supports rigid price supports at 90 percent for major field crops but doubts farmers want such a program. He warned Midwestern Republican leaders who favored a flexible approach may face opposition.
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Farmers Back Farm Vote In Congressional Outlook
Remarks from a Michigan farmer support indicate strong backing for the administration plan by farmers. Secretary Benson said site gelatine approval and general support from farmers hinge on Congress actions, noting Eisenhower would veto a bill extending high supports if passed.
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