Girl Scouters To Select Officers Thursday Night
Lawton Girl Scout leaders plan a citywide meeting Thursday at 7 p m in the board of education office to elect a commissioner and other officers for a new board overseeing Lawton Girl Scouts and Brownies. Six committee chairs will join the board including finance, program, organization, camping, training and public relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Board of Education
Lawton Girl Scout Council
B.C. Swinney
Soecal
J.odell B. Goochey
Caildres
Goodeygaald
Doris Richardson
Dallas
Tex
Lawton High School Vocational Agriculture Department
Miss Richardson
Goochey
Personal notices from Southwestern Hospital round up
A series of personal notices lists residents admitted for medical treatment or major operations at Southwestern hospital and Angus hospital. Names include J Dismuke Apache Mrs Charles Weber Dearborn J W Middleton South Third Bonn ey Ray Bryant Monroe and others. Several patients are to be discharged after treatment and surgery with several attending events nearby.
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J. W. Middleton
South Third
Southwestern Hospital
J. W. Phillips
Geronimo
Bonnie Ray Bryant
Monroe
Donald Recer
R. M. Yates
Panama Canal Zone Nears Home For War-Weary Soldiers
Thousands of veterans passing through the Panama Canal Zone toward the United States receive comfort and care during brief stopovers. Ice cream bars, mail, clean beds, and barracks provide relief as ships pause at Balboa. Free gifts, Sundry goods, and post gifts are offered at cost with free wrapping and mailing. A canal tour guide aboard explains the locks and countryside.
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S Burton Heath
NER
Balboa
Pacific Islands
West
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Jeast
Army
Red Cross
Tokyo
States
Pacific Atta
Harges
Pier 18
Panama City
Ean
Servicensia
Lawton Man Held On Auto Larceny Charge
Lawton Kingsley in county jail under 200 bond facing District Judge Toby Morris for automobile larceny. He waived preliminary hearing and case moved to district court. Complaint signed by C. Finity. Allegedly stole a car from Smith Used Car Lot at Second and D, October 25, and fled in the stolen vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Kingsley
Toby Morris
Joan Munhting
Finity
Smith
Homeward Sailings Lag Behind Goal in Islands Edition
Copy of Paper Of Pacific Areas Sent Here By Soldier reports Troops being returned home for discharge and top headlines from the Daily Pacifican, the Western Pacific army newspaper. Cp Melvin L Ward of Lawton, 23, writing from Manila with the 75th Engineer Heavy Shop Co, shares news and sports plus comic strips for the Island edition. Ward Overseas since July 1944, previously on New Guinea, now in Manila. He attended Cameron College and local schools. two brothers Dale and Wayne Ward listed at home.
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Pacilican
Western Pacific
Lawton
Acadime
Islands
Asoldiers
Melvin L. Ward
Manila
75Th Engineer Heavy Shop
Lawtonian
Garvin &. Ward
Summit
Cpl. Ward
New Guinea
Maalta
Melvin
Cameron College
Thas Army
Dale Ward
South Sixth
Wayne
Indies Government Plans Development Program Batavia Proposal
Netherlands East Indies officials released a rapid development plan aimed at forming a kingdom with self respect for all member peoples. Acting Governor General H J van Mook outlined the program after presenting it to Indonesian Nationalist leaders to settle demands. He urged quick order in Java to enable a round table conference on the proposals amid street fighting between Indonesian extremists and Dutch troops in Batavia.
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Java
Batavia
Wage talks sour for General Motors as union balks
Detroit bulletin reports the CIO United Auto Workers accuse General Motors of blocking federal conciliators from wage demand talks as the company faces an 80 percent pay boost claim. Washington dispatch notes Truman urged Congress to draft a national defense program stirring Senate debate on peacetime conscription. Also, Brig. Gen. Kenneth C. Royal nominated for undersecretary of war, and the Automobile Manufacturers Association alleges Henry Wallace misled the public about absorbing a 13 percent wage increase without price hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Washington
Truman
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
Congress
Senate
Dir. Truman
Wiley
Jeter
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Kenneth C. Royal
North Carnting
Automobile Manufacturers Association Today
Henry Wallace
Molotov recalls united anti-Hitler front and western front
Molotov spoke of a united anti-Hitler front formed by Europe and small democracies. He credited the Anglo-Soviet-American union with success and said the second front in western Europe boxed Germany in. He asserted the Soviet power differs from WWI regimes and will endure the hardest tests in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molotov
Europe
Red Army
MacArthur economic plan targets Japanese monopolies
Col B C Kramer heads the MacArthur economic section asserting that abrogating private monopoly laws and curbing interational cartels is essential to dismantle Japan's industrial combines. He warns the vast power of such groups could threaten democracy. The command also orders reporting on rubber stock disposition in Malaya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Col
B. C. Kramer
MacArthur Economic Section
Japan
MacArthur Command
Malaya
Large Cities Contested Across States in Elections
The piece notes mayoral races and state elections in Virginia and New Jersey. It lists candidates for New Jersey’s fourth congressional district including Frank J. Katsenbock Democrat and A Mathews Jr. Republican with George Peilettirri independent backed by CIO-Pac. Illinois voters choose Roy Clippinger in the 14th district after a primary. Thousands of communities nationwide vote on local and state issues.
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Virginia
New Jersey
Common Pleas
Frank 3. Katsenbock
Rank A. Mathews
District Court
George
Peilettirri
Cio-Paa
Illinois
Roy Clippinger
Congress
Clippinger
Oklahoma City and Fort Worth Livestock Market Summary
Oklahoma City on November 6 reports cattle numbers around 4,200 with steady to firm moves. Top prices reach 15.50 for steer calves, 16.50 for heifers, and hogs center near 14.56 with sows at 13.80. Fort Worth inventories show cattle about 4,800 with calves 4,000 mostly steady. steers and yearlings bid 9.90 to 13, bulls 9.50, hogs active and steady at sales, and lambs up to 13.50 with ewes at 6. For Chicago butter, receipts total 120,889 pounds with firm market and varied scores listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Tex
Citizens Urge Purchase Of Fort Sill Recreation Buildings
City officials discussed acquiring the Douglass USO building and a Fourth and B site to establish a Negro recreation center and service club for Wort Sill personnel. Mayor Glenn met with Negro leaders and chambers to outline financing and long term use, with negotiations to be held with a government agency and FWA rep.
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Lawton
Wort Sill
Bresler
Fort Sill
Hose
Douglass Uso
R. E. Glenni
Negro Ministerial Alliance
Chamber of Commerce
Douglass Uso Club
FWA
Ovwyer
Wedemeyer Arrives in Peiping for China Talks
Albert C. Wedemeyer landed in Peiping from the United States and was to confer with top American Marines, Navy, and Army officers. He stressed that U S forces would not take an active role in China's politics and would convey this policy in meetings. Chinese Communists in Yonan Shensi claim a ten year civil war if talks with Chungking fail, hoping to win power through military pressure and concessions.
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Wedemeyer
Albert C. Wedemeyer
U.S
China
Peiping
United States
North China
Tokyo
Chungking
Keller Rockey
Third Marine Amphibiguy Corps
War Department
Yonan
Shensi
Chiang Kai-shek
Bond totals and county deadline in eighth and final drive
Comanche county lags toward a December 8 deadline to reach a 1.526 million dollar goal as the National quota for the eighth and final bond campaign stands at 12 billion dollars. American National reports 41,796 total with 26,456 in series Eh. Security Bank and Trust totals 72,195 with 93,325 in series BE. City National shows 918,000 in total with BE series noted.
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American National
Security Bank and Trust
City National
Comanche County
Heated Debates Span Labor Strikes Across Regions
Union officials report Greyhound operations at a complete standstill since midnight Sunday as a nationwide walkout protests a 15 percent wage cut tied to wartime speed limits. Meanwhile strikes ripple through Canada and the U.S. with mass walkouts in grocery and electrical sectors and a long picket line at Willow Run.
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Southwest
Greyhound
Missouri
Oklahoma
Napsas
Colorado
Arkansas
Lewis
Texas
New Mexico
Byirates
Massissippi
Metsonia
San Pedro
Calif
Seattle
War Shipping Administration
Windsor
Canada
Ford
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Salt Lake City
CIO
Boston
Melvin Price
Congress
Illinois
House
Willow Run
Ypsilanti
Mich
United Automobile Workers
Kaisers Frazer Co
Open Bids and Appointment at Ton High School
On recommendation of superintendent B C Swinney Gene Hancock was employed to replace Atty Kinsey as assistant archiding coach at Law ton high school and other named bids were submitted for board approval including Janees Pratzer Margarite Hacfle Clesta White and Alber tine Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huck Kinsey
Lawton High School
Janees Pratzer
Margarite Hacfle
Clesta White
Albertine Lewis
B.C. Swinney
Gene Hancock
Atty Kinsey
Brigham Young Lumber Ad Teases Car Parts
Classified note from Brigham Young Lumber promoting auto parts and services. Mentions 208 Koehler flag and contact phone 83s, suggesting a local dealer offering car related supplies. Ambiguous OCR yields unclear details but indicates a business ad for vehicles or parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham” Young
Lumbersian
Koehler
Local school hires and holidays set by board
Assistant coach under Glenn Dosser prior to military service receives honorable discharge last week. Hugh Willis Bish named to junior high faculty after navy discharge. Mrs Laura Johnson Mrs Myrie Sargenti and Mrs Gray Gladys Hamburger join elementary staff. Lawton students to observe a two day Thanksgiving break on November 22 and 23 as board approves. Christmas holiday planning follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Dosser
Hugh Willis Bish
Bish
Navy
New Mexico
Laura Johnson
Myrie Sargenti
Gray Gladys Hamburger
Lawton
Holiday repair window extends from December to early January
The period for repair works will run from December 21 to January 7 this year. Earlier estimates varied, with Christmas-related delays shrinking or lengthening the schedule to about one week to nine days depending on conditions.
Pie Supper Nov 9 At Red Cross School
The Red Cross school hosts a pie supper on Friday November 9 with guests welcome to attend. Proceeds support Red Cross activities and community relief efforts. Community members are invited to share desserts and enjoy an evening fund-raiser.
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Red Cross School
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Girl Scouters
Buddy Hannox
Dearborn
T. D. Pleasant
C. Wilkerson and Son
Irene Franklin
South Second
Millan Abernathy and Son
Angus Hospital
Betty Lou White
Frank Ferguson
Enid
G. M. Bracks
Ferguson
United Spanish War Veterans Amxiliary
Henry W. Lawton Camp No
Hull
Oscar Burka
Burba Stove Shop
Sec
Panama Canal Zone
McCord’s Rr
Atomic Adviser
John Anderson
Atomic Energy Advisory Committee
Attlee
Trisman
Pacific
Bulletins
Jack Moreau
Chicago
C.C
Fran
McGuire's Travel Bureau
Ave. Lawton
Sth & C
Liuwten
Crown's
Gilbert
Lydia E. Pinxham
Tla Bels
Pinkham
Isbel
Jydin E Pinkhan
Call
Borys
Berry
Service Watches
Berry's
Jewelebers
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