Local newspaper masthead and policy notices excerpt
The document presents publication details for The Constitution Company and subscription rates, stating weekday afternoon and Sunday morning editions. It notes association memberships, wire service rights, and a policy on corrections, substitutions, and paid advertising, with standard rights reserved for republication of dispatches.
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Ins & Ave
Constitution Company
Holicor
Euler
Comanche
Armistica Banquet Slated Next Saturday
The American Legion Lowry Post No. 29 invites all veterans and spouses to the Armistica banquet and program on Saturday, November 10 at 7 p.m. at the Odd Fellows Hall. Dr Salekman is commander. Judge Toby Morrix will preside. speaker to be announced. Tickets cost $1.50 and are sold by M. J. Carpenter at 302 Kochler Building.
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Armistica
aArmisstica
Lowry
American Legion
Odd Fellows
Salekman Pot
Terday
Toby Morrix
M. J. Carpenter
Kochler Building
New Eye Testing Instrument From American Optical
Scientists in Southbridge Massachusetts develop the Fhoroptor eye testing instrument. It contains 36 lenses but can generate 61,060,386,816 different lens combinations by adjusting dials. The device automatically adds lens powers and records total correction.
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Southbridge
Maas
American Optical Co
Xcientists
Boys Boxing Show At Douglass USO Club
A Boys boxing show is set at the Douglass USO Club on Wednesday night November 7 starting at p.m. The event aims to give youngsters a chance to spar again. A featured bout matches Tumor Forrey against Lorenza Thomas, both five years old, with Pvt. Arthur Finch of Fort Sil refereeing.
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Douglass Uso
Dour. Jasa Uso Club
Tumor Forrey
Lorenza Thomas
Pvt
Arthur Finch
Fort Sil
Births at Angus Hospital reports nine pounds two ounces
Mrs Dennis Cox of Ferris welcomed a baby boy this morning at Angus Hospital. The newborn weighed nine pounds and two ounces at birth. Josh Lee says he will not seek Oklahoma governor’s office next year and will remain on the Civil Aeronautics Board. He plans to attend the national aviation clinic in Oklahoma City next week to update his perspective.
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Angus Hospital
Axon Bo
Dennis Cox
Ferris
Josh Lee
Washington
U.S
Oklahoma
Newsmen
Civil Aeronautics Board
Civil Aeronautica Board
Lee
National Aviation Clinic
Oklahoma City
Douglass USO Hostesses Set Wednesday Meeting
All junior and scorer hostesses of the Dougliss USO are invited to meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday November 7 to discuss joint programs with Miss Ona Redd USO YMCA assistant director of Redwood USO club Wichita Falls Texas for activities at Shepherd Field Wichita Falls.
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Dougliss
Ht & P.m
Ona Redd
Uso-Ymca
Redwood Uso
Wichita Falls
Tex
Sheprard Field
Former Supreme Court Clerk Returns To Job
Oklahoma City November 6. A long familiar figure at the state capitol, Anthony Payne, who served as Supreme Court clerk before leaving for the army, announced he is ready to return to his old duties. Mrs. Payne, named by Gov. Kerr to succeed him, intends to shift office tasks to him.
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Supreme Court
Oklahoma City
Caplto Iy
Anthy Payne
Payne
Robert S. Kerr
Snd
State Farmers Convention Opens in Oklahoma City
Hundreds of state farmers gathered in Oklahoma City for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau annual three day convention. Ray J. Dyer publisher of the El Reno Tribune and Ferdie Deering editor of the Farmer-Stockman will speak at dinner tonight. The principal speaker will be R. B. Corbett secretary treasurer of the American Farm Bureau Federation who will address a general session tomorrow at 1 30 p m.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Farm Bureau
Ray J. Dyer
El /Reno tribune
Ferdie Deering
Farmer-Stockman
Apeak
R.B. Corbett
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Murder Suspect Hearing Set for November 13 in Lawton
Preliminary hearing before County Judge GW Horne at 9 30 p m November 14 follows arraignment where Jefferson pleaded not guilty to the murder of Alexander Hill. Deputy Sheriff L L Tominson signed the complaint. The suspect, identified as a Black man, is charged with firing a .38 caliber bullet in a Sunday tavern argument in the 1600 block on South Lith.wu Augerson.
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GW. Horne
Alexander Hill
Lawton Vejn
Jefferson
Horne
L. L
Skinny) Tominson
Hill
Tay
South Lith
Wu L. Julersen
Wegro
Will Na
District Passenger Car Tire Quota Declines This District
OPA district tire rationing officer Dana Hardin announced November quota 43 101 compared with 41 841 in October. Small district tire quota totals 199 084 for in district and 4 606 for large trucks. He urged the local war price and rationing board to continue screening applications to prioritize drivers needing cars for work.
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Delover
Dana Hardin
OPA
Hardin
Wells and Juracek toappear in municipal court
Two drivers face municipal court appearances this afternoon after posting bonds with police on traffic violation charges. Raymond I. Wells, 3, charged with careless driving and M. L. Juracek, 43, charged with running a stop sign.
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Gronds
Raymond I. Wells
M. L. Juracek
Mushrooms Found In Indiana Mentioned By Chicago Resident
Mrs. Lillian Ogrodonile of Chicago samples a 23 percent mushroom described as a large dish. The find involves a peculiar mushroom reportedly discovered in Indiana and linked to a dish in casual local chatter.
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Lillian Ogrodonile
Chicago
Indiana
Turkeys Earn Money For Oklahoma Farmers
Oklahoma farmers in the northwest report profitable turkey raising as a cash crop during wartime relief. Sim McDowell near Alva earned about 6000 dollars yearly from turkeys and 2900 from turkey eggs. A week he sold 220 dollars in turkey pegs and spent 20 dollars on feed. Frank G. Munson of Alva hatchery notes rising interest among Woods County farmers.
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Okahoma City
State Agriculture Department
Oklahoma
Sim McDowell
Alva
McDowell
Frank G. Munson
Alva Hatchery
Woods County
Juvenile Committed After Court Hearing In Lawton
A one year old Lawton boy was ordered committed to the boys training school at Boley after a juvenile hearing before County Judge G W Horne. The hearing followed a complaint by Negro Patrolman King Brown alleging truancy and multiple offenses including bicycle theft. The boy was already a ward of the court from prior juvenile court appearances.
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Lawton
Boley
G. W. Horne
King Brown
Trial, Counsel Named For Nazi War Criminals Trial
Nuernberg tribunal appoints Robert G. Storey of Dallas to lead the prosecution team assisting Nazi war crimes trials. The executive group will coordinate trial counsel, set sequence, resolve conflicts, and oversee preparation and conduct at the tribunal.
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Ammerigge
Forthermags Nuornberg Tris
Robert G. Storey
Dalia
Tes
Gniumtel
Ning
Wilmer Miller Chosen for University of Oklahoma Marching Band
Wilmer St Miller son of Mrs Ethel Miller 297 Crore was selected for membership in the University of Oklahoma marching band. He attended Cameron College and Taw lon high school and served as president of Phi Theta at Cameron. He previously worked in the garrison at Fort Sill and played the clarinet in the band.
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Wilmer Miller
O. U
Wilmer St Miller
Ethel Miller
Reegilly
University of Oklahoma
Miller
Ca Geen Cunte
Tawlon High School
Camgran College
Gamry
Fort Sill
Gardlling
Lemmings
Cameron Collage
Phi Thetamt
McLemore Funeral in Shamrock Wednesday Services
Hugo McLemore who died by his own actions will have funeral services Wednesday afternoon in Shamrock Texas. The Lawton Funeral Home is handling forwarding for the service and burial. Meanwhile Tomme Tenn Adams remains to be buried after a fatal shooting as a brother from California is expected to arrive.
Armistice Terms for Italy Described as Harsh and Onerous
The article outlines Italian armistice provisions signed during World War II. It notes officials labeled terms harsh, though some admitted “complete” or “sweeping” better describe them. Key points include surrender of forces, disarmament, internal censorship, and Allied control over territories, plus penalties and loyalty obligations under the Allied occupation framework.
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James IF. Byrnes
Interial
Europe
Jess
Russia
Romania
Finland
Ttulias
Linn
Leonid
Marin¢É
Shipy Weed Snetaees
Dtelicin Incr
Veneaia Giulia
Arra Argune
Trieste
Rexcurves
Serviers
Italy
Mussolini
United Nations
Allied Central Commission
Allied Commission
Vic
Thalian
Vho H Igh
Subalain
Germany
Alama
Tip Top Cafe Seeks Patrons at 618 South Std
A compact notice for Tip Top Cafe at 618 South Standard Street advertising late opening hours until 1 a.m. daily Monday through Saturday. The ad notes a welcoming atmosphere and includes a goodwill sign off from Mr. and Mrs. Moody Embrey, Traps.
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TIP Top Cafe
South
Mrs. Moody Embrey
Terraces Completed on Cord Livingston Front Near Cache
Construction of seven terraces southeast of Cache was completed on Monday. Witard Bentley carried out the construction work. The Sail Conservation Service provided the engineering for the project.
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Cord Livingston
Cache
Witard Bentley
Sail Conservation Seve
Italy Moves Toward Co Belligerent Role With Allies
The text discusses Italy’s step toward a co belligerent position with the Allies during wartime. It covers amendments to an arms and merchant marine agreement, signed November 17, 1903, between Allied Mediterranean naval command Rear Admiral McGregor and Italian Marine Minister de Courten. It notes contention that the amendment alters the spirit of the original accord and concerns over whether it diverts warships for reparations. It references the February 24, 1965 aide memoire detailing how major terms were abrogated and Italian sovereignty restored in key aspects, with U S and British commentary on terms versus modified provisions.
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Cari Livingston
Liebatian Thieg
Italy
Adm
R. McCregor
R. de Courten
de Courten
U. S
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