Cadets to Attend Sill Camp in Fourth Army Training
Fort Sill will host 1700 ROTC cadets for summer training as part of a nearly 3000 cadet assignment across the Fourth Army. Maj. Gen. Hart will command the camp with Col. Grubbs as deputy. Training emphasizes tactical, technical, administrative duties along with physical development and discipline.
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Artillery Center
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Taft Elementary Talent Show Showcased Student Acts
Taft elementary students staged a talent program in the school auditorium featuring songs dances skits and piano solos. Highlights included The Lord's Prayer The Old Rugged Cross Waltz Song and Secret Love performed by named pupils with a radio program planned for May 27 under Mrs Mary Ida Leich.
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Taft Elementary School
Jackie Hunsucker
Carolyn Robison
Poe
Vanita Sue Fowler
Jo McCord
Jan Hipson
Rita Bates
Jackie Gillihan
Jackie Ellis
Melvin Tubbs
Louis Givens
Galen Gibbons
Linda Jo Adkins
Scarlett Smith
Bobby Burns
Marthella Sare
Lyndell Benson
Patricia Fowler
Mary Carnes
Sheryl Glass
Penny Evans
Brenda Denny
Peggy Parker
Pat Rom
Nancy Burns
Joe Nowlin
Paulette Patton
Gail McCray
Taft
Mary Ida Leich
Saundra Garrison
Elaine Jones
Beverly Carnes
Terry Clark
Mansfred Peterson
Glen Parnatin
Photographers Draw $25 Fines
Photographers faced $25 fines and costs after pleading guilty to using false pretenses to obtain money for color portraits they did not deliver. ae Lee Huckabay, 30, of Fort WwW, spent a night in county jail. Harry Kurth, 53, was arrested near Lawton and later pleaded guilty after offering bond. Police seek three other men named in the complaint.
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Ae Lee Huckabay
Fort Www
Yesterda
Harry Kurth
Lawton
Kurth
California
Enid
Gerald Berry
Kenneth Frone
al Shomemaker
Scouts To Meet Deliver Traffic Pamphlets Friday
Boy Scouts of Hunting Horse district will assemble at six points Friday afternoon to receive copies of city traffic regulations for distribution to city homes. Distribution will last from 4 to 5 p.m. Scouts including Cubs and mediately are requested to go im ve to the nearest assembly when schools are dismissed. Tad oval pe are the old Mat rk, the park at Sixth x one Gore, corner of Park view and Ferris, and Taft, Swin tation, and will also return young sters to assembly points. Pry of the traffic regulations phiets printed by the Law aety council. Walt Hutchins, public and busi ness affairs chairman of the N est Kiwanis club, and Ken Mar tin, president, are in charge of dis tribution. Joe Harbor, Scout execu tive, said every effort toward co operation of Scouts is being made.
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Cubs
Mediately
Gore
Parkview
Ferris
Taft
Ety Council
Walt Hutchins
Nest Kiwanis Club
Ken Martin
Joe Harbor
City Police Probe Hit Run Accidents
Lawton police investigated two hit and run incidents harming five cars. Green Howenstine Motor Co reported two cars on their 206 N Second lot struck by a nonstop vehicle, about 200 dollars in damage. A second crash near Ferris and Second involved a green pickup causing about 85 dollars in damage.
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Ferris
Firepower Show Slated Saturday at Fort Sill
Demonstration of air firepower set for Saturday at Firing Point 137 on Fort Sill west range. Eight F 86 Sabrejets will participate and the show starts at 10 30 a m. Rockets machine guns napalm and bombs will be demonstrated. Passes admit one vehicle available from the Chamber of Commerce office. Firing point reachable west of Gate 4 on South Boundary road.
Velvet Dress Revival Restures Old Garment
A brief home care note advises brushing the velvet dress to restore its sheen. It cautions against improper hanging and suggests air drying to prevent damage to the fabric. The guidance emphasizes gentle handling and steam-free finishing.
Cache Man Fined On Check Charge
Joe Garrison of Cache was fined and ordered to pay costs totaling 40 dollars after a charge of passing a worthless check. The incident stemmed from an $18.75 check written at Tidwell's garage on May 7 before Peace Justice Wood.
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Joe Garrison
Cache
Woodrow Giles
Garrison
Tidwell
Fashion association market draws Lawton attendees in Dallas
Attendees at the American Fashion association fall and back to school market in Dallas May 16 through 21 included Mrs. T. A. Hamra, Sam S. Jabour, Sally Adamonis, Mrs. F. C. Dickens, Margaret, Mrs. N. A. E. Plem mons, Auweiler and Mrs. Tomward.
Two Post Bonds On Driving Complaints In Police Court
Two men posted $20 bonds on reckless driving charges in police court. Guy Greer, 45, of 3140 Cache Road, and Danna L. James, 23, Fort Sill, were identified in the case.
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Guy Greer
Cache Road
Danna L. James
Fort Sill
Funeral Rites for Mrs Richard W Anderson and Two Children
Funeral services will be held for Mrs Richard W Anderson aged 21 and her infant children Dennis Wayne 11 months and an unnamed infant daughter. The rites take place at Calvary Baptist Church with Rev Henry Wall officiating. Interment is at Sunset Lyn Dunlap. The family grieves after a Sunday night car crash near Indianapolis. The husband, recently discharged from the Army, is in critical condition at Fort Sill. Surviving relatives include her mother Mrs O B Dunlap and her sister Mrs Ella Entsler. Funeral arrangements are handled by Lawton Funeral Home.
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Andy) Anderson
Dennis Wayne
Calvary Baptist Church
Henry Wall
Sunset
Lyn Dunlap
Indianapolis
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Servia
Fort Sill
Anderson
Charges To Be Filed Against One Duelist In Okla Gunfight
Sapulpa Oklahoma Creek County district attorney Clyde Patrick said charges will be filed against J R Johnson, with Arthur Simpson, after a night gun battle near Johnson's Shamrock residence left Simpson in serious condition. Charges will be homicide or assault depending on Simp son surviving. Both men were hospitalized in Cushing. The May 11 shootout left Simpson with six .38 caliber wounds and Johnson struck 11 times by a .22 rifle slug.
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Sapulpa
Okla
Creek County
Clyde Patrick
J. R. Johnson
Arthur Simpson
Patrick
Sim
Cushing
Johnson
Shamrock
Simson
Republican Praises Truman on Korea in Massachusetts
Rep. Walter Judd of Minnesota lauded President Truman for tying up Communist forces in Korea for three years. He argued the commies would have advanced to Indochina without Korea, and that the war exposed the truth of communism.
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Korea
Swampscott
Mass
Harry Truman
Cubs
Indo-China
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