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Business Still Good but Not Getting Better
Washington Mary 27 The business, though still good, has not improved. The Commerce Department reported April activity remained high, with upward and downward trends offsetting each other. Prices rose for clothing and miscellaneous goods while overall living costs were 19 percent above April 1946. Unemployment rose slightly and factory shipments fell in non-durable goods. The Federal Reserve Board noted investment activity leveling off with deferred expansion plans, suggesting weaker growth ahead and a potential recession impact on high priced inventories.
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Federal Reserve Board
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Dopey OU Brower Seeks Better Bus Travel For Lawton Giants
Dopey Brower, mild manager of the Lawton Giants, expresses pride in a newly purchased bus for club trips. He jokes about room for 16 saddles, insists bus travel won’t dull players’ batting eyes, and notes the team’s need for better road comfort on Oklahoma highways.
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OU Brower
Lawton Giants
Jeep Plunge Injures Soldiers On Mountain Trail Mission
An army clipping reports Pvt. William C. Davis and Holderby were injured when their jeep plunged off a cliff in a deserted mountain area 101 miles south of Fukushima. While on an election observation mission they swerved to avoid Ling and Cart on a rarely used trail and fell into a river bed. rescued by Japanese police.
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Army
Holderby
William C. Davis
Fukushima
Ling & Cart
Memorial Day Services Held at Cemetery
Memorial Day services were held at 3 pm Sunday at the cemetery. Rev R T Baker gave the invitation, Mary Wilen Cox read, a quartet led by T Legt Roger Taylor Bill Fleas and Mrs John Hood sang, Rev Frank Wilfinger delivered the address, and Rev T J Baker gave the benediction. Nearby residents visited family and friends, with local students named most popular senior boy and girl.
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R. T. Baker
Mary Wilen Cox
T-Legt
Roger Taylor
Bill Fleas
John Hood
Frank Wilfinger
T. J. Baker
Milton Worley
Joe
Lawton
Leah Wares
G. Jarvis
Lena Jarvis
Margaret Halbig
Chicka- Sha
Masoner
Jim Richards
Elgin
Forrar
George Hollander
Ann Leng
Diels Self
Beulah Birdsong
Snyder
Roy Weaver
Mobbx
S. M
Noris Piemins
Aavera Diya
Lake Murray
Lave Sinee
Moya Ryan
888 Tonio and S S tonic claim relief for stomach distress
An advertisement claims 888 Tonic or 658 Tonic can increase gastric juice flow to aid digestion, reduce gas and bloating, and improve appetite sleep and energy. It asserts non organic stomach disturbances improve with these tonics and touts widespread sales and health benefits.
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S&s
Happy People
Tonio
Sturay Health
Recital, sermons, visits and trips across town
Sunday afternoon musical recital at Snyder. Rev Frank Willfinger preached his Carewell sermon Sunday at Cheristian church eve. Mrs Pred Fisher made a business trip to Snyder Wednesday. Miss Willie Cox from Chickasha arrived Wednesday to visit her mother. Mrs Richard Mitchell of Lawton spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs R B Van Zandt and Mrs Oscar Birden. Charles Norris and Earl Good of Lawton attended operas in Presciy evening. Stanley Shierfield a Colorado Springs visitor to Mr and Mrs Fie Shierflete. Mr and Mrs Ben Crabtone returned to Brunirigit after visiting Mr and Mrs H L Crabtree. Cache Mercantile store opened May 2 across street from the just off Mex. John Barnes and Dan Barnes returned from Fort Worth. Mrs Neil Chrisenberry and Mrs R B Lawson of Lon Benell Cal were guests of Mr and Mrs Worster. Mrs B F Coll Washington spent weekend with Mrs Nellie Clark and Mrs Perl Gao, Mrs Collier a resident here. About 30 years ago Mey a and Mrs Cecl Gringa and Jinny Lawton visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Jim Daywood. M I M Norris left Sunday for Budmond Louklend summer school. Mrs Bill Gowin and gan returned Sunday from hospital. Ran Baris left Saturday for fk City to visit relatives.
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Snyder
Frank Willfinger
Cheristian Church
Pred Fisher
Willie Cox
Chickasha
Richard Mitchell
Lawton
R. B. van Z2andt
Oscar Birden
Charles Norris
Earl Good
Stanley Shierfielda
Colorado Springs
Colo
Fie Shierflete
Ben Crabtone
Brunirigit
H. L. Crabtree
Cache Mercantile
Mex
John Barnes
Dan Barnes
Mort Worth
Tex
Neil Chrisenberry
R. B. Lawson
Lonz Benell
Cal
Worster
B. F. Coll
Washington
B.C
Nellie Clark
Perl Gao
Collier
Mey A
Mra
Cecl Gringa
Jinny
Jim Daywood
M. i. M. Norris
Budmond Louklend
Bill Gowin
Gan
Ran Baris
Fk City
Electra Family Reunion Visits Joneses Sunday
Mr and Mrs Paul Jones and their daughter from Electra Texas spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Paul Jones Sr. in a family gathering.
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Paul Jones
Electra, Tex
Mrs. Paul Jones
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