Oklahoma City Receives State Poultry and Egg Price Report
The Oklahoma state Department of Agriculture released prices for poultry and eggs with regionally varied figures. No. 1 hard wheat ranged from 1.93 to 2.02 in multiple towns. broilers and hens showed steady or off readings. eggs held steady with 35 to 45 cent ranges in several cities. butterfat and pecans also noted with slight declines in select areas.
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Chicago Butter Prices and Oklahoma Livestock Roundup
Butter remains steady as receipts reach 618 987 with wholesale prices unchanged. In Oklahoma City on November 10 USDA notes cattle listings with calves plentiful and steady to strong cows, bulls slow. hogs show uneven declines with late arrivals, sheep steady to lower and clipped lambs at 16.50 to feeders.
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Students Present The Good Old Days At School Assembly
The Swinney elementary program for American Education Week featured a play The Good Old Days comparing past and present schools. Cast included Hank Tuell Donna Bridges Meri Santora Kenneth Santora with Terry Stovall narrating and Bobby Clemmer Charles Zumwalt James Rasco leading Salute.
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Lew Weinstein
Patricia Dean
Emily Bradley
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Judy Price
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Robbery suspects tied to Cement bank heist in Oklahoma
FBI officers detained Shaw and Spapn after a daring bank robbery at Cement. Two gunmen locked doors, held customers and two employees at gunpoint, failed to open the vault, and escaped with cash in a Buick. Suspects were tracked to Anadarko and nearby areas, with Shaw linked to prior bootlegging and gambling offenses.
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Symington Predicts Congress to Address Education
Senator Stuart Symington told Macon residents on Wednesday night that the next Congress would face education problems. He argued federal aid is not new, citing 1785 land grants to universities, later WPA and PWA education grants, and the GI bill benefits.
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Funeral Rites For Mrs Addie Mae O Kane In Fort Sill
Services for Mrs Addie Mae O Kane of Rt 1 will be held at 2 p m Friday in the New Post Chapel at Fort Sill Burial will be in Post Cemetery with Lawton Funeral Home in charge Mrs O Kane died Tuesday in a Lawton hospital after a short illness
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Lawton High student to attend Hi Y convention in OKC
Carl Cooper Jr will represent the Lawton Hi Y council as elections committee member at the state Hi Y legislature convening in Oklahoma City on November 26 A Lawton High junior and former student legislature reporter accompanies state Hi Y officers preparing bills for session set January 27 28 1956 The State Youth legislature will elect state officers from committee nominated candidates and the Hi Y Tri Hi Y clubs statewide advance bills for action Last year Sam Hamra and Val Frakes held leadership roles in the body with other Lawton students active in the program.
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Don Kouri
Connie Lassetter
Liz Ryan
Thompson
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OMA Homecoming On Tap Saturday at Claremore
Oklahoma Military Academy plans a full homecoming with a 1 p.m. business meeting at Will Rogers Hotel a 2:30 p.m. football game against Wentworth Military Academy an 7 p.m. alumni banquet featuring Russell Holloway and a 9:30 p.m. dance. Officials cite over 6 500 cadets who have studied at the academy since its founding.
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Cheerleaders Attend OU Clinic by Elgin Leaders
Seven Elgin yell leaders join about 200 junior and senior high students at the University of Oklahoma fourth annual Cheerleaders Clinic. The program begins at 9 a.m. at the athletic field house with talks on sportsmanship boosting school spirit and cheer routines. At 1 p.m. they move to Memorial Stadium to practice mass yells for the 2 p.m. OU versus Iowa State football game.
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Rock Hudson Secretly Wed in Santa Barbara Ceremony
Hollywood star Rock Hudson secretly wed Phyllis Gates, his agent’s secretary, a week before his 30th birthday. They eloped yesterday and were married by Rev N B Thorpe at Trinity Lutheran Church in Santa Barbara, after driving 90 miles north from Hollywood.
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Education Week Theme Shines At BPW Meeting
American Education week framed the Business and Professional Women's club program led by chair Mildred Hunter. Emerson elementary principal Monta Collins introduced Nancy Forsythe who directed students in musical selections. Carla Jo Vanis hosted.
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Sill Musical Revue TDY 55 to Open at Fort Sill Theatre
Fort Sill presents TDY 55 a Broadway style musical revue for personnel and guests at Theatre No 3 at 830 p m on November 16 The program features music from Oklahoma Richard Rodgers and comedy sketches by Larry Marks with contributions from Steve Allen and a director Pvt Dan Melnick A large cast includes Mikel Johnson Jeanne Elmer Lee Whitt and others with Neil Slater arranging and a TDY 55 band composed of 97th and 77th Army units
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Cameron Cow Completes Test
Constace Pabst Roburke Dotty, a registered Holstein Friesian cow owned by Cameron College, finished a 305-day production test under Oklahoma A&M College and the Holstein-Friesian Association. She produced 13,450 pounds of milk and 426 pounds of butterfat while being milked three times daily from age two years four months.
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City Jaycees Hear Story Of School Speech Progress
Mrs Opal Ford spoke at the Lawton Junior Chamber luncheon during American Education Week about a decade of growth in Lawton public schools speech program. The district now employs two full time speech therapists two high school instructors and a junior high teacher.
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Oklahoma Highway Commission approves $10 million letting
The Oklahoma Highway Commission backed Gov Raymond Gary's recommendation to schedule early letting of $10 million for road construction. The plan aims to accelerate paving and improvement projects across the state following the governor's proposal.
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