Council Orders Tighter Rabies Quarantine Here
City council extended the rabies quarantine to dogs cats and other animals after reports of rabies. The measure maintains restrictions on animal movement and requires confinement and vaccination under supervision of the animal warden. Dr Charles Womper director approves the extension with no new rabies reports this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aone Sikday Cabies
Coucil
Charles Womper
Cinyseounntol
Essense
TOP STUDENTS Named in Local School Report
The senior list highlights students from the high school with strong academic and musical talents. One recipient earned a scholarship to Chaihans College, while others receive recognition from Pembroke College and local colleges. The report notes varsity involvement, leadership roles, and plans to continue study after graduation.
Aid program defense clashes with budget cuts threat
President's radio and TV appeal defends foreign aid amid cuts, warning that reducing aid risks larger armies and more draft calls. He cautions weakening aid could raise war danger paid for by youths' lives, urging steady spending as defense and peace expected.
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Canthurd
Page Orr
Poduse
Fisenhower
Dulles
Entower
Subscription Rates for Newspapers and Services
Rates listed for Paralets on Advantey CUARRISR in Lawson Atea and multiple papers including Moraine Press Sunday, Chichiaten Sunday, Constitution Press Sunday, and Sunday Mail. Prices shown per month, yearly, and for all other counties with regional charges and 2 percent state sale tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advantey Cuarrisr
Lawson
ATEA
Moniha Moraine Press
Constituion Press
Sunday Mail
Tersa & Luna
Press & Sun
Ath. Cor. R
Wis
Piers & Lane
Sant. Press
Salew Tan
Funeral Rites for Clinton Native Ticharnt Jackson
Funeral services for Ticharnt ek Jackson of Clinton, a former Lawton resident, set for Thursday at Clinton First Baptist Church. Jackson died Sunday in Oklahoma City Hospital. survivors include a son, four daughters, a brother, a sister, and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Ticharntek Jackson
Clinton
Lawtonian
Wighland Vomey
Pines
Clinton First Baptist Vuurgh
Jackson
Oklahoma City Hospital
TL Waldran
Rose
Frank Waldran
Ferris
New Ort
Memphis
Tran
Waldran
Sulphur
Muskoges
Bervives
Lawlor Bunerathone
Eisenhower Comments on GOP Unity and Aims at Home
President Eisenhower voiced support for Republican nominees in Congress and defended party unity while criticizing White House spending plans. He stressed disarmament talks with Russia, clarified Korea arms aid, noted tax policy views, and defended civil rights progress as Capitol action remains uneven. He addressed the U.S. soldier case in Japan and underscored effort on school construction amid Republican leadership.
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Knowland
Congress
Eisenhower
United States
Mike
Willy
Aledinghe
Owith
Russia
Lohan Kiserboss
Korea
Tisunhower
South Korea
Tsenhawer
Nevada
Asher Asherher
Hsenhawer
U.S
Americas
William Girard
Ottawa-LaSalle
Civil Rights & School Ate
Senhower
Ewenhower
Murder Suspect May Take Stand In Hearing
In Comanche county court at a preliminary hearing for William Slade of 1908 Roosevelt, charged with murder in the death of Marvin Jackson, the case opened before County Judge John P Fullerton. Slade’s defense indicated he may testify in his own behalf, claiming self defense when Jackson allegedly moved toward a shotgun. Jackson’s widow Donnie testified the shooting followed an argument involving Slade and a Jackson customer, Levi Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Willian Slade
Roosevelt
Maevin Jackson
John PL Fullerton
Jae Hoon Vredss
David J. Audrey
Slade
Jackson
Pennsylvania
Lewis Derke
Donnie Jackson
Fiveen
Levi Washington
Tornadoes Hit Towns Across Region Surge of Destruction
Inter and nearby communities suffered severe damage as tornadoes ripped through West Plain Mint River and Canwell. Radio station KFMO reported home destruction for Mrs. James W. Collins, who fled to a basement with her husband. Relief convoys brought two trackloads of supplies to Winona and Fremont students amid debris and power outages.
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Monticella
Belgrade
Canwell
Desloge
Mes
James WY. Collins
KFMO
Mint River
United Press
Winona
Fort Leon
Wave
Tornado Victims Named In Fremont Area List
Partial list released by the Red Cross identifies victims and survivors from the Fremont eastern Missouri disaster. Names include Hubert Cunningham and Mrs Clarence Cunningham among others with towns and connections noted.
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Fremont
Missouri
Dee
Minerioad Red Cross
Bonne Terres
Hubert Cunningham
Lagen Cunningham
Clarence Cunningham
Colorado Springs
Calo
al Destoge
Carriwell
Lawton PBX Club Installs Officers
Lawton PBX Club installs officers for 1937 58 at Beaup Anted installation. Officers include Mary Casteel president Peggy Freeman first vice president Shirley Selley second vice president Nell Parker third vice president Sharon Barrato corresponding secretary Maxine Marlin treasurer Mona Thomas secretary Iva Chambers chaplain Installing officer was Dixie Scruggs Entertainment featured Randy Colley pantomiming Romeo and Juliet and What it Was Was Football. Approximately 00 million people rely on the ocean for daily food says a Twentieth Century Find report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liston Pbs Lab
Beaup
Lalel Lans Lonian Batlroom
Mary Casteel
Peggy Freeman
Hirstier
Shirley Selley
Nell Parker
Sharon Barrato
Maxine Marlin
Mona Thomas
Iva Chambers
Dixie Scruggs
Fnr
Randy Colliey
HamiltonThal Battery Ceremony Honors Fourth of July Event
The Fifth Field Artillery unit marks its longest U S service as Hamilton Thal Battery opens with a presidential observance. A Yorktown diorama and a Gen Sill tribute are planned at Fort Sill with about 400 guests, including a presentation to museum board chair Col William A Enemark.
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Fifth Field Artillery
Hamilton Thal
U. S. Ary
Hamilton
No. 10
Yorktown
Fort Sill
Old Post Quadrangle
Unmillen Hall
Chillienthen
Gen. Sill
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Chillicothe
Maer
Department of Communications
Rteetronics
de Share
Council Hears Land Sale Terms In Flood Damages Case
City water committee favors contacting Mrs. Huckleberry and attorney Jack Cumming to negotiate purchase of land loaned for flood control. Council directed condemnation proceedings to proceed if negotiations fail. Mrs. Huckleberry claims Lake Teewater coverage reduced property value across five parcels including homestead and cabins. Land area about 309 acres with 350 acres once targeted for purchase.
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Cieau
Huckleberry
Jack Cumming
Rounel
Lake Jawlonka Dam Adds Flood Gates and Land Talks
City officials consider new appraisal from Parker Costilow and Associates as negotiations reopen for land inundation related to Lake Jawlonka filling. Bonds funded 1952 purchase plan. remaining funds and parcels include cabin tract and unimproved land, with condemnation possible and a suit by the Luckleberry family to be defended by the city.
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Jawlonka
Ofer
Water Committee
Parker E. Costilow and Associates
Lawtonka Dam
Murder Probe Details From Post Mortem Report
Post mortem signs point to asphyxia with neck injuries and external trauma. Report notes high blood alcohol content and possible strangulation. Detectives pursue leads to identify the assailant who attacked the girl found dead after a vacant period, with time of death estimated at 12 to 13 hours prior. The victim, described as a local resident, was last seen when her landlady checked on her.
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Walilvon
Storms Ravage Oklahoma Towns After Early Morning Twisters
Storms collapsed roads as winds up to 50 mph and heavy rain lashed towns from Mountain View to Stillwater. A tornado jutted along Main Street in Mountain View, tearing windows and knocking a gas pump from a Milling Station. In Shamrock a church building was lifted and rooftops damaged while farms suffered machinery losses. Chandler, Cushing, and nearby areas reported tornadoes, farm buildings demolished, and power outages. Stillwater faced two million dollars in property damage as residents returned home from flood fears.
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Highway Patrol
Mountain View
E. J. Rackley
Shamrock
Drumright
Tom Lytel
Eric Ferren
Cushing
Chandler
Here
Weather Update on Meers and Lawton Area Flooding
Wet conditions brought scattered rain measurements from .50 to .72 inches across Wayne Rav, Meers, and nearby ranches. Lawtonka fell 3.45 feet below the spillway but expected to rise, while Lake Elmer Thomas stayed about two inches over the spillway as feeders rose. Public Service Co. faced damage in Stephens and Lawton Heights, with a substation hit by wind and lightning causing a temporary power outage and lines feeding Temple, Waller, and Grandfield needing repairs.
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Wayne Ravch
Meerg
George Cox
Meers
Roy Higdon
Lawson
Lawtonka
Elmer Thomas
Public Service Co
Floyd Zook
Stephens
Lawton Heights
Zook
Local Wind Damage and Outages Reported in Oklahoma City Area
Southwestern Bell reported eight long distance circuits to Randle?, Sterling, Medicine Park and Grandfield and 20 local circuits in Fields and Dunning out briefly early today. A wooden fence fell on Sheridan road and a large elm at Sixth and Arlington was blown down. A 75-foot cottonwood toppled a power line on Hon eycult road Fort Sill. Weather bureau forecasts showers and thunderstorms today and Thursday with highs in the 80s and lows near the 50s.
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Chandler
Mike Shassen
Holnado
Weather Bureau
Nerbert Bohannon
Firesident
J. Tk. Burton
Ronald Covell
Ponca City
Vale
Stillwater
Gam Vale
Fern Tolson
R. Je. Culler
Quay
Yale
Feco
Perry
al m
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Randleit
Sterling
Medicine Park
Grandfield
Dunning Addition
Sheridan Road
Sixth
Arlington
Wes
Tetpoa
Reformance
T. A. Hamra
Thomas Duffy
Honeycult Road
Fort Sill
Oklahoma City Weather Bureau
New Yorker Visits Central Junior High School
Miss Jan Hawkins of New York, representative of McCall's Patterns, visited the Central Junior High School home economics department on Tuesday as a guest of instructor Mrs. Opal Clare.
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Jan Hawkins
New York
Central Junior High School
Hawkins
McCall
Opal Clare
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