Oklahoma State Prices Report Heatwave of Agricultural Data
Oklahoma and surrounding markets report firm butter and steady eggs with varied receipts. Wheat prices in Oklahoma State range from 2.02 to 2.13 with city and county differentials. Livestock in Oklahoma City shows slow trade with steer and heifer activity near steady, cows weaker, and veal and calves quoted at multiple price bands.
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Oklahoma City
Agriculture Today
Hennessey
Isher
Blackwell
Clinton
Enid
Fairview
Medford
Lawton
Vici
el Reno
Alva
Hobart
Frederick
Guymon
Hooker
Broilers
Steady
Muskogee
Shawnee
Vinita
Ardmore
Tulsa
Hens
Muskoee
Chandler
Durant
Elk City
Chickasha
Watonga
Laverne
Pauls Valley
McAlester
Oklahoma City Livestock
USDA
Hospital News Items Contain Admissions and Births Across Town
Admission notes list Mrs. Edward Enko and others with surgery or medical stays at multiple addresses. Dismissals include Mrs. Clyde Sanders and Mrs. Ray Fletcher among various patients. Birth announcements note a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. William Lattis on May 8 and another son born to Mr. and Mrs. H F Sales on May 19 at 4:19 am. other entries record subsequent patient movements and names for local hospitals.
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Edward Enko
S. Adams
J.A. Osborn
Arlington
Raymond McKinney
S. 13Th
Kopetasoah
Clyde Sanders
Ray Fletcher
Duncan
Altman
Audrey Winham
E. L. Prescott
Frederick
L. L
H. F. Sales
Charles Joseph Hogan Jr
C. J. Hogan
Ricky Hickenbottom
Charles Hickenbottom
Hugh Williams
Oscar A. Wade
Columbia
Paula Kay Dodson
Herman Dodson
Jefferson
Otis Wayne Woodall
Earl Woodall
Faxon
George J. Carpenter
Andrews
Steven Martin
Pees
H. A. Martin
Smith
I. F. Garner
Carol J Hart
Es — Mire Leon Hart
Walters
Aia
D. McClung
Star Rt
Ida Loftis
Altus
Yvonne Hines
E. D. Hines
Tipton
Thomas L. Kidwell
Irwin
Melvin Arris
Snyder
David Allen Kolker
W. J. Kolker
Elgin
Boy 6 Recovers After Being Shot by Older Brother
Six year old Max McDonnell remained in good condition at Memorial Hospital after being accidentally shot in the mouth by his 11 year old brother Rawleigh Paul in Duncan. The rifle bullet entered the right cheek and lodged in the left, prompting emergency treatment in Duncan before transfer for bullet removal.
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Max McDonnell
Duncan
Memorial Hospital
Rawleigh Paul
Rawleigh McDonnell, Duncan
City of Lawton Traffic Rules Booklets Promoted
Lawton safety groups publish a compact guide titled City of Lawton Motor. Free at police and highway patrol offices, it lists dos and don'ts like yield signs and 25 mph residential limits. It also notes rules on white canes and pedestrian safety.
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City of
Grandmothers Press Petty Charges Against Kin
Two grandmothers filed separate complaints with the county attorney Tuesday. Rilla Whitehorn accuses her grandson J W Whitehorn of Chickasha of petit larceny over an $8 bedspread pawned for $2. Corrine Anderson charges her daughter Billy Louise Kinley with vagrancy for failure to provide, noting the child’s father is jailed for child abandonment.
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Tuesay
Rilla Whitehorn
J. W. Whitehorn
Chickasha
Corrine Anderson
Billy Louise Kinley
Washington
Four Area Students To Receive Degrees
Four Lawton area residents will be among 111 Southwestern State College graduates in Weatherford. Stanley Farmer Derrell Andrus Don Barker from Lawton and Bill Schumpert of Chattanooga will receive degrees with majors in pharmacy biology and speech. Farmer a Korean War veteran appears in Who's Who among Students.
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Lawton Area
Southwestern State College
Weatherford
Stanley Farmer
Derrell Andrus
Don Barker
Lawton
Bill Schumpert
Chattanooga
A. P. Barker
G. Barker
Beta Tau Beta Social Fraternity
American Pharmaceutical Association
Andrus
S. S. Andrus
McKinley
Beta Tau Beta
Farmer
S. G. Farmer
C. H. Schumpert
Eisenhower pushes to end hearings with full facts
President Eisenhower urges swift but complete hearings to reveal all facts on the Army loyalty case. He says the inquiry should not delay his legislative program and stresses a proper division of powers. Mundt and Ferguson anticipate continued testimony with possible leeway from Brownell. Stevens is praised in Charlotte as a strong defense figure.
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Mittee
Eisenhower
Adams
Army
Army Loyalty Board
Truman
Joseph R. McCarthy
Subcommittee
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Herbert Brownell Jr
Brownell
John G. Adams
Mundt
GOP
Republican
Homer Ferguson
Rmich
White House
Charlotte
N.C
Robert T. Stevens
McCarthy
Stevens
Bogus Check Filed Against Cache Man
A bogus check charge was filed against Joe Garrison of Cache by attorney Manville Redman. Garrison is being sought by authorities and accused of cashing an $18.75 worthless check at Tidwell's Garage on May 7. Complainant is Jesse Tidwell, operator of the garage.
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Joe Garrison
Manville Redmanay
Garrison
Tidwell
Jesse Tidwell
Tulsa Man Arrested In Youths Beating Case
A Tulsa man named Tom Lambert was arrested at his home by Deputy Sheriff Louis Downing in connection with a Turley youth beating case. J. D. Deason, 19, told county investigators that three men beat and threatened him over an alleged $3,800 whisky theft.
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Tulsa
Okla
Turley
Tom Lambert
Robert L. Wheeler
Louis Downing
Lambert
J. D. Deason
Deason
W. A. la
FAO Sees Potential to Boost Rice Yield by Fifty Percent
The U N Food and Agriculture Organization says it should be possible to produce 50 per cent more rice on areas already planted with the crop. Researchers note improved methods and technology could lift output without new land.
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U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
Funeral Rites for Mrs Earl Simmons and Roland Croft
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Becker Memorial chapel for Mrs. Earl E. Simmons 57 of 2207 with graveside rites at Highland cemetery by the Order of the Eastern Star. She died Tuesday after a seven month illness from cancer. Also at 2 p.m. Thursday, Roland Croft 70 of 510 Columbia will be buried in Eureka Kansas with services at Lawton Funeral home chapel and officiants from First Christian church. Croft was a veteran of 30 years with state Indian agencies and held many lodge titles. Mrs Simmons leaves husband Earl, two daughters, a mother, three sisters and a brother. Donations to the American Cancer Society are welcome in lieu of flowers.
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Earl
Faye) Simmons
Becker Memorial Chapel
Charles Green
First Baptist Church
J. J. Stowe Jr
First Methodist Church
Highland Cemetery
Order of the Eastern Star
American Cancer Society
Simmons
Ludville
Howe
Tex
Lawton
Geronimo
James Albert Zea
Earl E. Simmons
Walters
Green
Friendly Fellows
T. A. McDaniel
Summit
Leslie T. Hamm
Cherry
Johnny Holcomb
Euclid
L. S. Cape
Council Hill
E. C. Locke
Port Arthur
R. B. Ring
McKinney
Joe F. McDaniel
Roland Croft
Elbert Whitwell
First Christian Church
Robert Chant
Comanche Mission
Eureka
Kan
Croft
Columbia
Mr. Croft
Kaw
Ninnetta Flummer
Bawton
Clinton
Segar Indian Agency
Kiowa Indian Agency
Lawton Masonic Lodge
Knights Templar
India Shrine of
Oklahoma City
Order of Eastern Star
William Mills
Severy
Kane
Harold
Oklahoma Turnpike plans reveal routes and new HQ moves
Turnpike leaders Payne and Lew oversee state road designs with routes from Oklahoma City toward Wichita Falls and Tulsa toward Joplin. The authority seeks four bank trustees after revoking a prior choice, with Norman Hirschfield citing protests from Liberty National, First National of Oklahoma City, First National of Tulsa, and National Bank of Tulsa.
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Payne
Lawton
Charles Lewis
Gacgey
State Capitol
National Guard
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority
Oklahoma City
Wichita Falls
Turner Turnpike
Turner Geates
U.S. 62
23Rd St
Tinker Field
Midwest City
Cleveland County
U.S. 77
Moore
Oklahoma City Municipal Airport
Chickasha
U S. 81
Fort Sill Military Reservation
Walters
U.S. 281
Randlett
Red River
Tulsa
Joplin
Catoosa
Claremore
Winita
Afton
Miami
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Wichita
Kan
Southwestern Turnpike
Guthrie
Stillwater
Perry
Tonkawa
Blackwell
South Haven
Turnpike Authority
Norman Hirschfield
Hirschfield
First National Bank of
Liberty National of
First National of
The
National Bank of Tulsa
Man to Speak at Southwest Life Underwriters Meeting
Jack Tresner of Enid vice president of Oklahoma Benefit Life Insurance will speak Friday at noon at the Southwest Life Underwriters association monthly meeting. The session occurs at Claudia Drive-Inn 1308 Fort Sill Ave. Slate of officers to be considered at next month’s meeting by the nominating committee.
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Jack Tresner
Enid
Oklahoma Benefit Life Insurance Company
Southwest Life Underwriters Association
Clauona Drive-Inn
Fort Sill Vd
Oklahoma Turnpike Bonds Face $200 Million Total
The toll road project may raise as much as $200 million in bonds with First National of Oklahoma City serving as trustee without charge.
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First National
Oklahoma City
Two Gunmen Open Fire. Officer Killed Near Mansfield
Highway Patrol says Beets and Phillips shot at officers near Mansfield Louisiana. Beets died after being shot twice in a confrontation as officers ordered him to drop his pistol. The pair admitted robbing a Tulsa camera shop and a Tulsa gun shop two weeks earlier.
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Beets
Allbritton
Phillips
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Boys Training School
State Reformatory
Granite
Auburn, N. Y
Allied drops and air cover mark forest action near Aggressor lines
Drops were executed with planes banked and returning in pairs to soften the area. Air cover supported the giant Boxcars while drops occurred. Artillery fired minutes earlier against Aggressor forces holed in the forest. Blank rounds added realism as riflemen and machine gunners engaged. Traffic slowed from the Post area to the Punch Bowl for about 30 minutes.
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Pgmal
Guatemala Buys Arms Elsewhere Warned by State Department
A Guatemalan official says his government might seek arms from other sources after the United States refused sales. The State Department expresses serious concern and notes the shipment could threaten the western hemisphere and trigger action under the Rio defense treaty.
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United States
State Department
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