Markets and Livestock and Grain and Markets Mixed
May 23 reports show Chicago butter firmer at 93 score 69.65, Oklahoma City cattle and hogs mixed with week trends. grain and cotton futures movers in New York. stock market closing mixed with notable moves in Am Can, Coca-Cola, and Gulf Oil among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Okla
City Livestock
Oklahoma City
New York
Armour and Co
Aviation Corp
Barnsdall Q
Evech Aire
Beth Steel
Beaniff Air
Burr
Ches and
Ohio
Chickasha
Chrysler Corp
Coca-Cola
South
Cont Motors
Cort Oil del
Carn Pets
Curtissight
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont del
Eagle Pick
Eastman Kodak
Gen Foods
Iantrom Ward
Nash-Kelvinator
At Biscuit
Lf Can
Dairy
Distillers
Y Central RR
Aviation
North Ameria
Northern Pacific
Ohio OH
Packard Mater
Pan Am Airways
Paramount Pictures
Penney
Penn RF
Ee Padio Corp
St Joseph
Socony Vacuum
Sou Pacific
Ind
Studebaker Corp
Swift and Co
Ts Texas Co
Tex Gulf
Eight Men Survive Fortress Crash in Nicaragua
Eight members of a 15 man crew from a flying fortress survived a crash in Nicaragua during a flight from the Canal Zone to Kelly Field Texas. The Morrison army air field public relations office said a dispatch from Nicaragua reported seven survivors and found wreckage about 19 miles north of Managua. No condition details were known for the men found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fla
Nicaragua
Canal Zone
Kelly Field
Tex
Morrison Army Air Field
Morrison
Managua
Jradio
Lawton Chamber Discusses Industrial Rates And Growth
Logan urges bids to attract industry and emphasizes selling Lawton to Lawtonians first. Ralph Werly of Wertz Produce cites needs in the industrial addition and praises Lawton as progressive. Mr. Stephens notes no chamber meeting next Friday due to Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Chamber
Lawtoniang
Ralph Werly
Wertz Produce Co
Stephens
Awards Given Continued From Page One in City Schools
The ceremony included board members Roy Burt and Ertle Kirkpatrick with diplomas earned after military service. Becker thanked sponsors and introduced George Wilks Mary Sue Silk and Dr. Donald Angus who presented diplomas as flames were read. The class includes 123% boys and 107 girls with summer diploma plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Schools
Board of Education
Roy Burt
Ertle Kirkpatrick
Becker
George Wilks
Mary Sue Silk
Donald Angus
Angus
Youthful Burglars Sent to Helena Training School
Two teenage Blackwell boys who admitted attempting burglaries of two Lawton businesses were ordered committed to the state boys training school in Helena. The juvenile court, presided by County Judge G. W. Horne, ordered the commitment after testimony. A Blackwell policeman, father of one boy, urged the court to send his son to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwell
Lawton
Helena
G. W. Horne
Negro Charged With Firing Another Man's Automobile
Jack Hutchinson a Negro, jailed under 500 dollar bond, faces a charge of setting fire to an automobile belonging to Booker T. All- Dirty. He pleaded innocent at arraignment before Peace Justice John Manning and requested a preliminary hearing May 27. The complaint was signed by Roy Templeton of the state fire marshal's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hutchinson
Lawton
John Manning
Hutchinson
Booker T
Personal notices of local injuries and medical updates
Stephenson, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Mcé B Stephen, Chattanooga, received emergency care at Southwestern hospital for a left arm fracture suffered during softball. O W Franks slipped on a sidewalk Thursday and was hospitalized in stable condition. Three children had tonsillectomies at Southwestern including Betty Stradley, Marilyn Berryhill and Wayne Shelton. Tom H Braggs Jr. was treated for a minor scalp laceration at home. Bill Ward returned from Southwestern after an emergency appendectomy May 16. John R McCarty, formerly of 932, admitted to US Navy hospital Philadelphia for heart and lung condition. Mrs Rey W Johnson returned from Angus hospital after major operation May 42. Mrs W B Brown showing improvement at Southwestern for hand burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacwe Stephenson
Mcé. FY. B. Stephenson
Chattanooga
Southwestern Hospital
First Baptists Church
Betty Stradley
EH. B. Stradley
Route 3
Lawton
Marilyn Berryhill
Hayden Berryhill
Wayne Shelton
Stella Shelton
Tom H Braggs
Tom Brages
Southwestern, Hospital
Bill Ward
Waldo Ward
Park
John R. McCarty
W. H. McCarty
Bell
United States Navy Hospital
Philadelphia
Woman Buried After Gasoline Explosion Accident
Mrs Brown was buried Tuesday evening after an explosion of white gasoline while she was preparing to clean clothing. The incident occurred as she handled the flammable liquid, causing fatal injuries.
Students Listed In District Page Continued From Page One
The notice lists student names associated with various districts including Hillside, Pleasant Valley, Roseland, and Bluemenshine along with chaperones and educators such as Bob McCuister Mrs Ona McCuiston Wanda Jane Carval Donald Lee Pittman and Naomi Ridley. It appears to be a continuation of a school or community roster detailing students and staff across multiple districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob McCuister
Ona McCuiston
Hillside
Wanda Jane Carval
Donald Lee Pittman
Blanche Crane
Heppy Hollow
John Garza
Eugenia Mae Smith
Hllen Ryan
Pleasant Valley
Wanda Smith
Charles Robertson
Lettie Nunley
Roseland
Betty Wood
Gene Nesse
Mildred Jones
Mistletoe
Naomi Ridley
Ronald Spencer
Misa Helen Bentley
Bluemenshine
Joy Harrison
Everett Lamar
Beryl L. Schumann
General Gerow Profile and Commands Recap
Gen Gerow began as an honor graduate of the 1911 Virginia Military Institute class and was the only member called to the regular army without examination. He earned the Distinguished Service Medal and the French Legion of Honor for World War I service after duties on the Mexican border and in Europe. He later led the 29th Division and then the 15th Army, and at Pearl Harbor was chief of the Army War Plans Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerow
Virginia Military Institute
Europe
Philippines
China
Pearl Harbor
Army War Plans Division
29Th
15Th Army
Larceny Charge Filed Against Jack Martin
A grand larceny charge was filed today against Jack Martin of Oklahoma City for the theft of a gun and several clothing items from B. E. McDaniel at 1309 Euclid. The alleged theft occurred May 6 and a warrant for Martin's arrest was issued by Peace Justice Fred Kinmonth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Martin
Oklahoma City
B. E. McDaniel
Euclid
Martin
Court of Peace
Fred Kinmonth
Sterling Man Faces Drunk Driving Charge
John Byron Casey of Sterling pleaded innocent to a felony drunken driving charge filed in Peace Justice John Manning's court. A $50 bond was furnished for appearance at the preliminary hearing, with the felony designation based on a prior similar conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Byron Casey
Sterling
Court of Peace
John Manning
Casey
Former House Official Sentenced To Prison Term
Kenneth Raminey former house sergeant at arms was sentenced to one to three years in prison for concealing a 143263 dollar shortage in the house funds. The Montana native, 50, was convicted by a federal jury on May 15 after losing his post in the November election. He posted 2500 dollar bail pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kenneth Raminey
House
Romeny
Romney
Public deeds recorded in Fletcher town limits
Public records list warranty deeds transferring lots and blocks among multiple sets of buyers in Fletcher. Transfers include Town of Fletcher to J B Man tooth lots 21 and 22 block 36 and Beal addition parcels to Alta Mintley. Several revenue stamps noted. details vary with each conveyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
J. B. Mantooth
E. L
Jane E. Pursley
Alta EB
Arne Mintley
Beal
Martha FE. Muse
Dayle Williams
Willie Shruim
Andy Jordan
Bloke
Abbott
James F. Tedford
Olen W
Ann I. Argo
Roy EB
Velma L. Neal
George
Lucille Gill
Heal
L. C
Gladys Green
W. D
Property transfers in Lawton Heights subdivision noted
Stated transfers include Dollie Phillips and Joseph A and Mellie E Darden on July 1 in Lawton Heights, described as lot 1 block 88. Also recorded are James L Thornton and They Thornton transferring to L G Green and W D Phillips for a lot in the same Lawton Heights addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie Phillips
Joseph A
Mellie E. Darden
Bioclegy
Lawton Heights
James L
Thornton
L. G. Green
W. D. Phillips
Lev
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Osing
Nat Gas
Cities Sery
Logan
Fage One
Oklahoma Tire & Supply CO
Pasiicin
Aia
Toc St Con
WZVEL
Madera
D Ave
O. W. Franks
White Swan Apartments
Rey W. Johnson
Lincoln
Angus Hospital
W. B. Brown
Page
Public Records
Penney’s
Ing
LINTZ
LOUD
F Avenue
White’s Auto Stores, Inc
Delaware Corporation
First Colony Corporation
New York, N.Y
B. V. Christie & Co
Houston, Texas
H. J. Josey & Co
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