Children Study Mountain Birds Excursion Taken by Swinney School
A first hand bird study was conducted in the Wichita mountains Thursday by Swinney school students under Mrs Nola Bowman and Mrs Macel Woods. Ex pert bird life expert Mrs Val Frakes joined and the group traveled home with transportation provided by several mothers.
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Wichita Mountains
Nola Bowman
Macel Woods
Swinney School
Val Frakes
Cache
Carl Roberts
James Morris
T. H. Lewis Jr
Curtis Nelson
M. J. Randall
David Sheard
Jerry Henderson
Henry Gresham
Larry Patton
Wesley Holley
Freddy Schwarz
Carolyn DeMerritt
Susan Hayes
Sue Horch
Jan Hornbeck
Carol Jewett
Donna Kusewitz
Barbara Laib
Leslie Patten
Betty Rolston
Janis Shrader
Rosalind Winchester
Judy White
Charlene Jelks
Joan
Judy Neher
Mary Lou Self
Jeffrey Clode
Vic_Condre
Graduation Names Include Kee Gorman and Others
Kee Gorman Chinle Ariz Frank Howard Gallup N M Floyd Laurence Wichita Kan Clara Nez Ft Defiance Ariz Franklin Parker Apache Har old Pewewardy Elgin Felix Phil lips Reams Canyon Ariz K Pocowatchit Cache Judy Quee Robert Wallace Faxon William H White Oklahoma City David Williams and William Ware Anadarko.
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Lawton
Kee Gorman
Chinle
Ariz
Frank Howard
Gallup
N. M
Floyd Laurence
Wichita
Kan
Clara Nez
Ft. Defiance
Franklin Parker
Apache
Harold Pewewardy
Elgin
Felix Phillips
Reams Canyon
K . Pocowatchit
Cache
Judy Quee
Robert Wallace
Faxon
William H. White
Oklahoma City
David Williams
William Ware
Anadarko
Local civic club hears school singing talents in Lawton and Duncan
Doc recalls Big Bob Waco and his son Mike singing at Kiwanis. Lawton high school vocalists impress voters, while Duncan group previously performed. Members note Lawton’s group won statewide honors this spring and compare favorably to Duncan.
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Doc
Big Bob Waco
Rotund Swift
Salesman
Texas
Lone Star State
Waco
Red River
Lawton High School
Kiwanis Club
Mike
Duncan High School
Lawton High
Oklahoma City Livestock and Grain Prices Report
Oklahoma City market notes show cattle sales light with no prices settled, hogs steady to lower, sheep quiet. Butter, eggs, and poultry prices listed across Oklahoma towns. Sage Wheat No 1 hard prices tracked in multiple cities. strawberries reported at Tahlequah auction with crate pricing.
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Oklahoma City
USDA
State Department of Agriculture Today
Caverious Hooker
Lawton
Frederick
Hobart
Alva
Vici
el Reno
Clinton
Enid
Fairview
Medford
Blackwell
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Broilers
F.o
Muskogee
Shawnee
Vinita
Aan
Tulsa
Chandler
Durant
Ardmore
Elk City
Chickasha
Watonga
McAlester
Pauls Valley
Laverne
Tahlequah
Ogden to seek grand jury probe of campaign spending
Oklahoma City lawyer and Democratic gubernatorial hopeful John B. Ogden says he will pursue a grand jury investigation into campaign spending in the Oklahoma primaries. He claims the Election Board lacks jurisdiction and plans to file a petition with 100 signatures for a county judge to rule on calling the inquiry.
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Ogden
Oklahoma City
John B. Ogden
Oklahoma
State Election Board
U. S. Senate
Aha
Election Board
David Shapard
Robert S. Kerr
Roy J. Turner
Hearing on Beer License Revocation in Temple
Hearing before County Judge Claud Smith next Thursday on revocation of a beer license issued to Vy H Graham of Temple. Petition filed by Racency against Mrs Graham. License covers Cotton's Town on the outskirts of Tem.
City man fined for driving charges at arraignment
Alpheus S. Hart, 45, of ets C Ave., was arraigned before Peace Justice Marvin Cameron Thursday night on driving charges. He was fined $100 in fines and costs after arrest by highway patrol.
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Eee
Alpheus S. Hart
Ets C Ave
Marvin Cameron
Triple slaying in Passau villa shocks military town
In Passau on the Danube River a six to ten ax attack and arson killed Rosewater Cofran and Wessler in Villa Koller occupied by army officers. Rosewater died from ax blows, the other two burned after being suffocated by smoke and soot in their lungs. Canfield, citing autopsy, linked Cofran to the killings and suggested the attacker killed Rosewater by mistake before killing the other two. A fourth officer survived.
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Passau
Germany
Danube
Canfield
Rosewater
Cofran
Koller
Wessler
Regensburg
Measles Decline Reported in Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma State Department of Health said measles declined for the first time in two weeks. For the week ending last Friday the number of cases fell, and the year total stands at 1,738, down from 2,088 the previous year.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Department of Health
Altus and Waurika Negro Seniors Join Douglass Career Day
Negro seniors from Altus and Waurika joined Douglass seniors for a Career Day sponsored by the Law rard Sill Inter Fraternal. Speakers included L Tillman from the Urban League and Carollyn Banner from Langston University. The day opened at 9 a.m. with a series of career discussions led by teachers and guests, and concluded with an assembly at 3 p.m. highlighting various fields prior to spring commencement events and upcoming programs at Douglass High School.
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Altus
Waurika
Douglass
Lawrard Sill
L. Tillman
Oklahoma City Urban League
Carollyn Banner
Langston Oe Tee Geen
Travis Anthony
Cameron College
E. A. Owens
Gladys Finch
Willie Rose
L. W. Presley
C. L. Henry
Isa Patterson
E. Bray
Pauline
Begga
Boag
Douglass High School
U.S. silences Red Washington radio
The United States shut down a short wave radio operated by the Communist Legation in Washington for contacting the Red government in Bucharest. State Department officials said a note was sent to Romanian Minister Marin Florea Tonescu two weeks earlier, stating that U.S. law bans unlicensed radio transmitters.
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Washington
United States
Legation
Red
Bucharest
State Department
Marin Florea Tonescu
Potter comments on public sentiment monitoring and hearings
Sen Potter said he understood sentiment monitoring would be public and that any pertinent conversations could be made public. House Speaker McCarthy has argued hearings could not proceed if Eisenhower’s order banning testimony remains in place. Tenn McClellan noted McCarthy cannot block hearings by refusing to appear, as staff testimony is possible.
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Sen
Potter
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Tennae McClellan
eCarthy
McClellan
Oregon Primary Draws Light Vote
Oregon voters faced a light turnout in two key Republican contests for governor and a Portland area congressional seat. Earl Newbry challenges incumbent Paul Patterson for secretary of state while Homer Angell seeks re election against Tom Lawson and A W Lafferty in the metro district. Edith Green leads the Democratic slate against two lesser known rivals.
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GOP
Earl Newbry
Paul Patterson
Douglas McKay
Inte
Newbry
Homer Angell
Metropolipre
Portland
Easel
Tom Lawson McCall
Angell
House
A. W. Lafferty
Edith Green
C. S. Johnston
H. H. Stallard
Funeral Rites for Four-Year-Old Michelle Martin
Funeral services for Michelle Ann Martin, four, daughter of CWO and Mrs. R. J. Martin, will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday in Post chapel with Chaplain Hudson B. Phillips officiating. She died in a local hospital after a brief illness. Born June 10, 1950 in Coeur d Alene Idaho, she came to Fort Sill from Twin Falls Idaho in 1952. Burial will be in Post cemetery. Burial arrangements are by Lawton Funeral Home.
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Michelle Ann Martin
CWO
R. J. Martin
W. Knox Road
Hudson B. Phillips
She
Coeur ‘d Alene
Idaho
Cwo Martin
Fort Sill
Twin Falls
Linda
J Matin
Breckenridge, T
Post Cemetery
Lawton Funeral Home
Sheriff May Rue Capturing Man
Deputy Tom Abney slipped up to a rural home and captured a man described as the suspect. The article notes the suspect was swollen with mumps, and Abney had never had them.
Gas War Prices Remain Firm Here
No change in Laton gasoline price war after rumors of more cuts. Morning check shows prices steady at 24.9 cents for regular and around 26.9 to 27.4 cents for ethyl by major oil companies, while independent dealers charge 22.9 to 24.9 cents.
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Lawton
Ted
Fragmentary notice on May deadlines
Incomplete OCR mentions deadlines tied to May for some inspections or actions. No clear entities or actions are discernible, but the fragment implies pending inspections or duties due by May.
Masons to Confer Degree Next Week
The Lawton Masonic council No. 21 will confer the honorary degree of Super Excellent Master at 7:30 pm on Thursday May 27 in the Masonic hall at 413% S. be aryge The degree will be conferred by a team from the City council with W L Casey secretary announcing the event.
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Lawton Masonic Council
R&sm
Masonic Hall
W. L. Casey
Lawton
27,256 Vehicles Found Defective
Oklahoma City May 21 UP The first 15 days of safety inspections in Oklahoma this month turned up 27,526 vehicles with one or more mechanical defects. Patrol and local officers inspected 125,945 vehicles. about 22 percent were defective. Chief weakness was defective lights, followed by lead brakes and worn wiper blades. Tires generally were better.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Wounded Officer's Child Needs Blood Transfusion
Oklahoma City police officer Richard Neal, wounded in a gunfight with two Tulsa bandit suspects, faces his year-old daughter Itha June needing two pints of blood for a transfusion. Doctors described her condition as not serious now but potentially capable of developing into leukemia.
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Oklahoma City
Richard Neal
Tulsa
Itha June
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