Troop ship deployments to East and West Coast ports
Massive harbor movements continue with over 31,000 veterans from Europe and 13,000 Pacific troops scheduled for arrival at East and West Coast ports. US New York reports nine carriers with 14,000 troops due, while Boston Newport News and other ports list hundreds to thousands of miscellaneous personnel and several thousand troops including infantry and medical units.
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Pacific
New York
Boston
Newport News
Coal
Mormacmoon
Samuel Livermore
American Ranger
Newport
Wales
iPsuta
Cardiff
Ernest L. Dawson
William D. Mosley
Antwerp
Kokemo Victory
Rensselaer Victory
la Havre
Sedalia Victory
le Havre
E.B. Alexander
Sam H. Walker
Italy
Whigstill Avery
James Gunn
Joseph Alston
Suh Base
Cornelius Gilliam
John Blair
Oneida
Vetory
Luther Martin
Air Service
Sih
150Th Engineering Company
FM. Crawford
Howard A. Kelly
San Diego
Call
Maine
Howell Sykes F
Okinawa
Mctiver
Kualinan Bay
Nichelyon
Sauit
Wayne
L One
Pearl Harbor
Los Angeles
Bellen Wood
Honolulu
Seattle
Wash Mennant
Tolryod
Walters-Lawton Gridiron Showdown Draws Largest Local Crowd
From Whittier Alaska to San Francisco nearly 9,000 troops are slated aboard ships as Alaska troops and others gather for a football clash between Lawton and Walters. Mayor Powell issues a closure proclamation for stores during the game, predicting the biggest crowd in Walters for the Southern Conference battle.
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Alaska
Whittier
San Francisco
Reestone
President Pelt
Politeruz
Taganuc
Noshnamic
Lawton
Walters
Bothy Burns
Handford Robinson
Duncan
Ther
Countary Club
Charles Powell
Oll
Walters-Law Lon
Lawton High selects music instructor for glee clubs
Miss Lorene Welch has been elected to fill the position as music instructor at Lawton High School. She will direct the boys and girls glee clubs and the orchestra. HF Allen, superintendent, and B C Swinney, principal, drove to Wallers yesterday on school business.
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Way
Lorene Welch
Lawton High School
HF. Allen
Lawton Schooy
B.C. Swinney
Wallers
Shakespeare Wrote About Two Plays Per Year
A historical estimate suggests William Shakespeare produced approximately two new plays each year. Scholars note varying counts across his career, reflecting periods of prolific writing and other commitments.
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Shakespeare
Innocent Powder Said To Combat Plague Rats
Washington report describes rat poison 1080 sodium fluoracetate as a fast acting poison. It claims high effectiveness against rats, notes historical bubonic plague deaths, and cites U S Public Health Service efforts and broad property losses from rat damage across the United States.
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Europe
India
United States
San Francisco
New Jorbang
Galveston
U. S. Public Health Service
U. S
Ts and Wildlife Service
Fish and Wildlife Service
Government search for a new domestic toxin develops
The Office of Scientific Research and Development and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service began a search for a new domestic toxin for use in the Far East region. The effort aims to counteract strychnine research and development advances in toxic agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Office of Sci- Research and Development
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Lions Hear Talk On Vets Affairs At Luncheon
Lawton Lions club held a noon meeting at Old South Cafeteria where Robert Moyer of the Lawton VA office spoke on veterans rights under the G I Bill. Milton Keating announced funds drive for Lawter's Christmas decorations, with merchants asked to contribute based on frontage at $1 per foot, a plan endorsed by President J. H. Crosby.
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G.I
Robert Moyer
Lawton Veterans’ Administration
Lions Club
Old South
Milton Keating
Chamber of Commerce
Lawter
J. H. Crosby
Pin Worms Threat to Children Warned by Jayne’s PW
A misformed report claims pin worms endanger children with nests inside the body and rectal itching. It touts Jayne & Son PW tablets as a guaranteed cure and urges readers to ask druggists for PW for pin worms.
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Teynu
Jayne
P.W
Labarintorica
Dy Jayne & Son
Rex
Farmers Night event announces November 26 with dignitaries
Dr Henry Bennett president of Olahansa College leads the night as principal sponsor. Arthur Moyer, program chairman, introduces Miss Helen Bilbrey who plays violin with Ida Jane Snow at piano. Bilbrey follows with a piano piece. Guests include J B Schoff Shavine Roy Christian Fay Johnson Johnny Schott a visiting Retarian Ike Hart Gene Hancock B W Vale Clyde Smith and D L Peck of Oklahoma City.
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Arthur Moyer
Helen Bilbrey
Gale
Agnam Panied
Ida Jane Snow
Train kills man near Oklahoma City station
A 55 year old man, Barney Edward Briscoe, was struck by a Rock Island Rocket passenger train near the Oklahoma City station last night. Engineer Ray Paul provided initial remarks on the incident.
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Oklahoma City
Now
Barney Edward Briscoe
Rock Island
Ray Paul
Mind Power from Tibet Offer Promises Hidden Growth
A Los Angeles travel writer and geographer claims Tibet holds rare wisdom guarded for 3000 years. He says mind and energy powers lie dormant in all, and that simple tactics can unlock them for youth, success, health, and vigor. Free 9000-word treatise offered via Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Boise
Tibet
Land of
Institute of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
Dept
U-89
Calif
Adv
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