Comedy Drama Mr and Mrs North at Fort Sill
Preparations are underway at Fort Sill for the comedy drama Mr and Mrs North to be staged Wednesday and Thursday at Post Theater No 2 Curtain time is 815 pm The Broadway hit stars Lt Raymond Firehock and Mrs SN Roper as Jerry and Pam North Tickets are sold at the Yazin Past Exchange Theater No 1 Post Book Store Fort Sill and Gilbert’s Drug Store Lawton Special buses will run from Lawton Fort Sill Bus Co terminal to aid theatergoers all civilians and Post personnel are invited to attend
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Fort Sill
Mrs. North
James P. Mal
Raymond B. Firehock
Id SN. Roper
Jerry
Pam North
Grand Larceny Charge Is Filed
Vernon Lee Crabb, 24, living west of Medicine Park, is charged in district court with grand larceny for burgling a Lawton woman's residence last Saturday. A complaint by Mase Balle Seward cites stolen suits dresses shoes radios and a guitar valued at 200 dollars. Crabb pleaded innocent and posted 1000 dollars bond after waiving preliminary hearing. Also reported was a separate burglary at L A Vanderpool's home on Gore in which dresser drawers were ransacked but nothing appeared missing.
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Vernon Lee Crabb
Medicine Park
Lawton
Mase Balle Seward
Park
Crebb
Fred Hinmanth
Crabb
Lauton
L. A. Vanderpool
Gore
Vanderpool
Nurse Aids Will Receive Diplomas at Kiowa Hospital
A class of 21 nurse aides at the Kiowa Indian hospital near Lawton will receive diplomas in an eight o'clock commencement in the Fort Sil gym. Dr. E J Krood directed the event with Maj. William Cooper to give the principal address and John T. Montgomery to present diplomas. The graduates, all young women, have completed nine months of training and will join the Indian service after graduation.
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Kiowe Indian Hospital
Lawton
Fort Sil
John T. Montgomery
Anadarko
Auperndent
Kiows Agency
Indian Service
Legion Nine To Play Tonight At Memorial Park
Lawton's American Legion team sponsored by Buster Wyatt Motor Co. hosts an ex game at 8 pm at Memorial Park against Central Consolidated High School east of Lawton. The Legion plans another game tomorrow and Thursday hosting Fort Lil Jerelle or Putnam City. Mosier Tire nine of Oklahoma City defeated Lawton Sunday 7 to 1.
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Lawton
American Legion
Buster Wyatt Motor Co
Rome
Memorial Park
Central Consolidated High School
Lawon
Legion
Putnam City
Aliss High School
Mosier Tire Nine
Oklahoma City
Markets and commodities round up in Chicago and New York
Chicago butter firm at 63, Oklahoma City livestock mixed with top cattle at 23.50 and hogs at 24. New York cotton and grain futures slide and rise, with July Chicago wheat at 2.35, Dec corn 1.40, and stock quotes showing mixed gains and losses across major firms and curb listings. Strong named entities include Chicago, Oklahoma City, New York, and several commodities and company names.
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Oklahoma City
Witzel, Smith To Attend Ford Meeting In K. C.
Witzel and Smith of the Witzel Ford Co will meet Henry Ford II and top Ford officials next week at a Southwestern regional conference in Kansas City. They board a special train to Oklahoma City Sunday night for the trip, with a luncheon in Hotel Continental featuring Ernest Breech and other Ford executives.
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Jake Witzel
Howard B. Smith
Witzel Ford Co
Henry Ford TI
Ford Motor Co
Kansas City
Witzel
Mr. Smith
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Ford
Oklahoma City
Ernest R. Breech
John R. Davis
del 5 S. Harder
Lewis D. Crusoe
Benson Ford
James W. Irwin
M. L. Wiesmyler
Foard Assembly
FT. W. Skinner
Lincoln- Mercury
Walker A. Williams
L. W. Smead
Western Regions
Charles B. Corll
BPW will not hold regular meeting this Wednesday
Lawton Business and Professional Women club will skip the regular Wednesday noon session this week. Members and invited guests will meet at 7 p m Thursday in the Old South cafeteria for the annual public affairs banquet chaired by Mrs. Nettie Oliver with Mrs. Lela as Wilson as president.
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BPW
Lawton Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lela As Wilson
Old South
Nettie Oliver
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Twenty two Mauthausen camp guards die in mass execution
Landsberg Germany May 27 Twenty two operators of the Mauthausen concentration camp were hanged today and 27 others were scheduled to follow tomorrow in the largest mass executions of war criminals by an Allied power. They were convicted by an American war crimes court for murders and atrocities at the camp near Linz where more than 700000 Nazi victims were exterminated.
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Landsberg
Germany
Mauthaugen
Linz
Rev Hamblen to Move Family to Texas Pastor
Harry V. Hamblen, former Lawton resident and pastor of First Baptist Harlin, Texas, visited Lawton and will move his wife and son to their new home in Texas Wednesday. Mrs Hamblen taught at McKinley grade school and he previously led Central Baptist. He left service as a full colonel.
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Harry V. Hamblen
New Housing Plan Aims to Consolidate Federal Power
President Truman proposes a major housing reorganization creating a National Housing Authority and Public Housing Administration under a single administrator with expanded powers. The plan places three Home Loan Bank Board members and one FHA commissioner on the new structure, with senate approval required for appointees. A National Housing Council would include all housing agencies and related departments.
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Public Housing Administration
Federal Public Housing Authority
Truman
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Home Joan Ban It Board
FHA
Ali
Senate
NHA
Reaumony M. Foley
Classes Open Continue From Page One
Drum classes are described with about 809 young musicians enrolled in the first band. By noon today 17 children joined the beginning band and 12 signed up for baton twirling instruction.
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Hartman
Michigan Boy Surrender in Murder Case and Four Smith Children Found Dead
Sgt Seim said Dombrosky reported Terpenning admitted he was wanted for murder in Michigan. The driver delivered the youth to Justice Stevens in suburban Toledo, who turned him over to authorities. The boy was taken to the Toledo county jail then returned to Erie. Four Smith children were found dead by bullet wounds in the backs of their heads. Ella Mae Smith, 19, found the scene after leaving the supper table. Sheriff Mathews of LaPeer County noted state police involvement.
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Seim
Dombrosky
Terpenning
Michigan
Office of
R. ©. Stevens
Toledo
Erie
Smith
Ella Mae
Leslie Mathews
Lapeer County
For Rent Modern Brick Building Ground Floor Door
A modern brick building offers a ground floor unit for rent in an excellent location with a free parking zone.
Fatal Shots Tied to .22 Rifle Near Terpenning Farm
East Lansing laboratory verified that bullets causing death came from a .22 caliber rifle found near the Terpenning farm home. Sheriff reports the Terpenning boy visited the Smith children who went to Sugar Island grave pit to pick flowers. The girls disappeared after the two boys went to join them. Mrs. Smith has not seen her daughters since.
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East Lansing
Terpenning Farm
Smith
Sugar Island
Dice Table Continued from Page One
The state plans to use a handwriting expert from Oklahoma City to authenticate a disputed letter regarding Vernon Joe Lovenlite. Additional witnesses include Los Angeles officers How ard Smith and Walter R Stewart and lawmen from Lawton Delbart Smith Buck White Coy Dennis and others to be called.
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Severance
Jete
D. ©. Patterson
Oklahoma City
Los Angeles
Calif
Howard Smith
Walter R. Stewart
Stewart
Agrista
Duncan
Pugh
Crowell
Vernon Joe Lovenlite
California
W. G. Snell
Clyde Moore
Mary Casey
Maxene Preston
Floyd Kennedy
Joe Cable
Wd Garfrell
George Page
Lawton Delbart Smith
Buck White
Coy Dennis
Vernon
Texas
Louis Farley
Medicine Park
Greer
Bozo Partial Continues On Page One
The piece notes Bozo Partial who appears doubtful about the farm yields of roses and plum trees while the Keathley girls recall pets, especially bozo described as the best. Dinky the cat is mentioned among prior pets.
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Keathley
Dinky
Bozo
Hoover Urges Continued Free Enterprise Value in Productivity
Hoover promotes extended recovery through shorter hours for workers and gains from a managerial class initiative. He argues areas not adopting collectivism, including the western hemisphere, South Africa, and Australia, bear 90 percent of the relies loud in western Europe, testifying to the free enterprise system as an agent of productivity.
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Western Hemisphere
South Africa
Australia
Western
Europe
Regular Army open to physicians seeks commissions
Applications for commission in the regular army for qualified physicians will be received until July 31. The announcement was made by Cpl Charles R. Thompson, a Lawton recruiter. The program also covers dentists and medical specialists.
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Regular Army
Cpl
Charles R. Thompson
Lawton
Thompson
Mrs Mullins Will Be Buried Here Wednesday
Last rites for Mrs Elvira Browne Mullins a 49 year old Lawton resident have been set for 9 am Thursday in the Church of the Blessed Sacrament Rev Ben Hulshof will officiate Burial in Highland cemetery will be directed by the Lawton Funeral home Mrs Mullins of 2309 North 21st died at 1030 pm Monday in an Oklahoma City hospital
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Elvira Browne Mullins
Lawton
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Ben Hulshof
Mullins
Oklahoma City
Highland Cemetery
Lawton Funeral Home
Mississippi Park System Budget Totals 10.09 Million
Mississippi reports a state and federal park and parkway system totaling 10,090,000 dollars. The figure reflects combined funding sources and underscores ongoing investments in recreation, conservation, and corridor maintenance across public sites.
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Mississippi
School Bus For Sale By Clerk
Local clerk advertises a school bus for sale offering a reliable vehicle ideal for school districts or community transport. Details promising price, condition, and contact method not provided in the fragments.
Aerial photo shows town as harmony of contrasts
A reader reflects on a town viewed from above revealing how diverse elements including people and landmarks blend into an American whole. Differences seem large when seen close up but unify from a higher perspective. The piece underscores community as a balanced, free land.
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Utopia
Falls
America
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