Oklahoma agricultural prices drift only slightly across state
Oklahoma Department of Agriculture reports steady to mixed prices for commodities. Wheat No 1 hard varies by city from 2.02 to 2.13 per bushel with several towns listed. broilers and hens show small shifts. Butterfat and current receipts noted with multiple Oklahoma County towns cited. strawberries in Stilwell-Tahlequah region capped at 16 cents per pound as 3,000 crates were harvested Wednesday.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Lawton
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Blackwell
Clinton
Enid
Fairview
Medford
Vici
E! Reno
Alva
Frederick
Hobart
Guyman
Hooker
Broilers
F.o.b
Muskogee
Shawnee
Vinita
Tulsa
Ardmore
McAlester
Pauls Valley
Laverne
Watonga
Elk City
Chickasha
Durant
Chandler
el Reno
Chicago butter prices hold as receipts reach record
The Chicago market shows butter receipts at 1,441,165 with wholesale buying prices steady. Grading scores range from AA 93 to C 89, reflecting mixed quality, while vehicle car scores list 90 B and C 825 amid stable pricing.
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Chicago
Oklahoma City Market Report May 20 Calves Hogs Lambs
Oklahoma City cattle trade mixed with light supply 800 cattle including 200 calves and a single load of steers. cows, yearlings selling steady. Hogs at 20.75 top for 190-230 lb. sows 21.00-23.00. Sheep 1,000 head with spring lambs down 50-1.00. top 26.00 for prime lambs. other grades 23.00-25.00.
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Oklahoma City
USDA
Air Action Hints Red China Ready To Attack Chiang
Air activity off China's Chekian Province has heightened rumors of a possible Communist attack on Nationalist island bases near Formosa. Nationalist officials say an invasion is not imminent but aerial strikes aim to disrupt any plans. Quemoy and the Tachens are key targets, with clashes reported near Tachens and Nationalist pilots claiming sunk Red warships. Chiang Chin-Kuo dismissed evacuation reports as ridiculous.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
Chekian
Quemoy
Tacchen Islands
Chekiang
Tachens
Chiang Chin-Kuo
Defense Ministry
Nicaraguans Close Mission In Guatemala
Nicaragua's entire diplomatic mission to Guatemala departed abruptly and without explanation, prompting speculation of a breakdown in ties between the two Central American states. Guatemalan President Arbenz had accused Somoza of leading a regional plot, which Managua denied as a lie, while Ambassador Aurelio Montenegro cited urgent government orders as the reason for leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Wilson Named Campaign Coordinator For Murray Race
Oklahoma City W A Wilson Oklahoma County Democratic chairman was named a campaign coordinator by Mrs ie E Murray Democratic candidate for governor Wilson requested a leave of absence to cover the primary elections He succeeds R A West of Anadarko who resigned as investigator for Gov Johnston Murray and quit soon after due to his mother's illness Wilson said he joined Willie Murray's campaign out of friendship and belief in the Murray era of progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
W. A. Wilson
Oklahoma County
Ie E. Murray
Wilson
R. A. West
Anadarko
J Ton Murray
Willie Murray
Murray
Gov
Johnston Murray
Hospital News Items Admitted and Dismissed Patients
A long list of hospital admissions and discharges appears including J S Cartwright 1302 I medical notes surgery for H W Steiner 619 Doolittle Joan Knight 714 Summit medical and others. Memorial section lists Kenny Bob Collins 1605 Gore Harvey L Dean Chattanooga and Rachel Sarabia 1111 Georgia with surgery among multiple births and medical notes.
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de J. S. Cartwright
H. W. Steiner
Doolittle
Joe McCune
C. W. Mills
A. J. Hickman
Bell
Jo Knight
Summit
E. B. Huddleston
Apache
Coy Haile
Marlow
David Stewart
Kenny Bob Collins
H. B. Collins
Gore
Harvey L. Dean
Chattanooga
Rachel Sarabia
Candido Sarabia
Georgia
Jimmy Perry
Cache
E. C. Williams
Billie Jo Warren
Ps Mgarles J Hogan Jr
C. J. Hogan
I. F. Garner
Roy Lee Watkins
Mit
Lee O. Kiles
Park
Frank Goodin
Reuben Williamson
Carver
Otis Wayne Woodall
Earl Woodall
Faxon
Paula Kay Dodson
Herman Dodson
Jefferson
Edwin Free
Snyder
Morris Schonholz
Fort Sill
Johnnie Dodson
Cornell
Medical
Lawsuit Over Medicine Park Waterways Impacts Recreation
A Lawton area resort company sues the city claiming obstruction and pollution of Medicine Creek by Lawtonka dam harms its property and recreation facilities. They seek 150000 for reputation plus 18000 for two years of Gondola water use and 59300 for restoring facilities including Bath Lake and cabins. The suit lists rental losses totaling about 219, as well as other facility damages.
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Medicine Park
Medicine Park Company
Kelsie C. Beauchamp Jr
Duncan
H. F. Moffitt
Jack Greer
Lawton
C. C. Davis
Ofce
Davis
Comanche-Cotton Baptist Association
Fromm
Bath Lakes
Medicine Creek
Lake Thomas
Gondola
Fort Sill
Lawtonka
Lawtonka Dam
Bath Lake
Lake Bath
Fort Sill to gain fourth general officer this year
Gen Hutton becomes the fourth general officer assigned to Fort Sill joining Maj Gen Charles E Hart, Brig Gen James F Brittingham, and Brig Gen Thomas M Watlington. Col Washburn previously directed Sill's Department of Air Training for 16 months before its change to the Army Aviation school.
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Hutton
Fort Sill
Charles E. Hart
Artillery Center
James F. Brittingham
Thomas M. Watlington
Artillery School
Col. Washburn
Sill
Department of Air Training
Army Aviation School
Jane group cancels meeting and plans June picnic
George Page district manager of a telephone company and her husband Jack Botts, a salesman for Green-Phillips Chevrolet, are noted in a community brief. The Jane group canceled its regular meeting due to upcoming installation ceremonies this month. A June 6 family picnic is planned under social committee chair Lorance White. Githen Rhoads, newly elected state Jaycee auxiliary president, reported on state meetings and 6500 miniature tom-toms for the national Jaycee convention next month in Colorado Springs, 400 of which were made in Lawton. Reports came from Lyle Gaston on a rummage sale, Warren Crane on the Citizens Council for Education, Warren Chrisman on the state scrapbook contest, and Henry Howell as nominating chair. Invocation was given by Chrisman.
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George Page
Jack Botts
Green-Phillips Chevrolet Company
Janes
Lorance White
Githen Rhoads
Jaycee
Colorado Springs
Lawton
Lyle Gaston
Warren Crane
Citizens Council For Education
Warren Chrisman
Henry Howell
Chrisman
Youth Center Plans Open for Bids in Harmony Park
Architect W D Ford Jr announces that plans and specifications for the Youth Center opening activities in the 1954 55 school year are available to contractors at his office 414% C starting Friday morning. Data on donations of labor and materials will be included, with the center located at Harmony Park 14th and Bell.
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W. D. Ford Jr
Harmon Park
14Th and Bell
Local awards honor students across clubs and activities
Vernon Fields and Vernon Allison win Future Farmers of America and En tre Nous club honors while Barbara Turner and Shirley Wood receive university women and home making awards. Sue Dunnington earns a chemistry award in absentia as she heads to Japan with her family. Charles Henry Jr. and Sue Riddle win boys chemistry and citizenship prizes. Irene Overall and Tim Guzzle honored by Kiwanis and Optimist formations, with multiple DAR and Key Club recognitions noted.
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Lete”’ Cone
Glenn Dosser
Lions “Club
Vernon Fields
Noble Fields
Eugene L. Bowman
Georgia Hoskins
Joe Lansden
Blanche Flickinger
Barbara Turner
American Association of University Women
Thelma Talla
Vernon Allison
D. H. Allison
Veterans —. Wars
Optimist Club Arion Foundation
Tim Guzzle
Roy N. Guzzle
Columbia
Billy Paul Galyon
Shirley Wood
Glenn Wood
Carolyn Hunt Club
Harold Shore
Sue Dunnington
Japan
Comanche County Medical Auxiliary
Walter Wicker
Sue
W. S. Dunnington
Fort Sill
Comanche County Medical Society
Charles W. Henry Jr
Charles W. Hen
W. F. Lewis
Ellis
Peggy Elledge
Harold Carey
Carey
Aldine Hairas
Charles F. Appe
Doyle Parton
Blanche Parton
Virgie Rollins
Roosevelt
Bob
Opal Clare
Barbara Barclay
Gladys Barclay
S. Sixth
Ernest J. Greenwalt
DAR
W. E. Riddle
Liberty
Sandy Menninger
Irene Overall
J. W. Overall
Eugene Zwick
Lonnie Latham
Prize-Winning Flute Trio to Headline Altus Event
A prize-winning flute trio will perform at Altus with a guest soloist Raymond Gariglio clarinetist with the 89th Army band. The program features Le Flute Trice and a pre concert guest appearance by the ensemble today.
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Raymond Gariglio
89Th Army Band
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Willie
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Richard Small Man
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Elfrieda Irving
FSIS
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Stecker
Jennie MacDaniels
Blanchard
Minnie Zuerega
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Zales
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Pol. Adv
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Zale
Baylor
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E Ave
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