Aging Truckers Threaten Oil Industry Health
Dr M N Newquist of Texas Co warned at the American Petroleum Institute that aging tank truck drivers who suffer coronary heart attacks pose a serious risk. He said not all can safely return to driving, many are outdoor workers with desk-job training gaps, and obesity and high blood pressure from automation raise the chance of premature disability.
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San Francisco
New York
M. N. Newquist
American Petroleum Institute
Newquist
The
Texas Co
Soviet Correspondent Reports U.S. Trip Ridiculed and Welcomed
Moscow dispatch quotes Boris Polevoy describing his delegation’s U.S. visit from insults in Cleveland and Los Angeles to a warm Hollywood reception. He cites police inaction during disturbances and notes Grace Kelly and Glenn Ford praising better U.S.-Soviet ties.
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London
Moscow Radio Today
United States
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Boris Polevoy
Moscow
U.S.A
Polevoy
Soviet Union
State Department
Grace Kelly
Glenn Ford
America
Yearbook Pictures Being Made At LHS
Law ton high school photographs for the 1956 Wolverine Lore are in progress this week with Rosalie Thomson as editor. Advertising, individual pictures, and administration sections will be sent to the printer on December 1 with a February 25 deadline for all copy.
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Lawton High School
Wolverine Lore
Rosalie Thomson
Teachers Plan Arts and Science Fair Schedule At Will Rogers
Teachers map the annual Lawton arts and science fair with a 3 45 p m meeting led by Miss Thelma Talla to plan the April 14 15 event at Will Rogers elementary school Lara Johnson heads art and Velma Bailey leads junior high and high school divisions Mervyn Horst oversees science with planning representatives from Adams Cleveland Dunbar Douglas Emerson Garfield Howell Jackson Lincoln Post Children s Roosevelt Swinney Taft Washington Whittier Will Rogers and Woodrow Wilson schools
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Lawton School
Thelma Talla
Will Rogers
Lara Johnson
Will Rogers School
Velma Bailey
Mervyn Horst
Jefferson School
Maxine Hand
Bennie Akers
Adams School
Alliene Loomis
Louella Marshall
Cleveland
Army Orders Move Army Officers Across Bases and Nations
The Department of the Army issues assignments and promotions including Lt Col Beatson to Jacksonville and Lt Col Schaeffer to Ft Sam Houston. Numerous captains and lieutenants relocate among Ft Bliss, Ft Carson, Ft Sill, Ft Hood, Ft Bragg, and other posts. Maj James T. Hennessey serves as IG at Ft Campbell. promotions include Robin Speiser to colonel and George L. Martin to first lieutenant. Maj Ralph W. Hampton to Taipei. senior aviator designations awarded to several captains. resignations noted for 1st Lt Oscar A. Johnson Jr. at Ft Hamilton.
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Department of the Army
Washington, D.C
John D. Beatson
Bliss
Jacksonville
Fla
Chester Schaeffer
Washington, DC
Sam Houston
Tex
Thomas E. Marriott
Campbell
Ft Bliss
Justin E. Martin
SA Star Com
Ft Carson
Carson
John W. Turner
Ft Totten
Fred R. Se
Hood
Sill
Jack W. Weber
Washington
Gerald A. Wilcomb
Lewis
Cecil D. Cormany
AAA
GM Sch
Jesse W. Cowser
William A. Ohlemueller
James J. Pickens
William R. Robertson
Ft Riley
John J Sc
George G. Meade
Kenneth D. Utley
MacArthur
Kenneth L. James
Presidio of
Monterey
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Sylvester S. van Viiet
Edward F. Birckhead
James H. Chatham
Melvin C. Macy
Indiantown Gap Miles
Dayle L. Martell
Robert E. Churchman
Ft Bragg
Bragg
Donald O. Clark
Nathaniel Crosby
Douglas H. Davis
Griffin N. Dodge
Arthur
553D
Ft Sill
John B. Ewers
Ft Lewis
Ben F. Loeb Jr
Ft Siul
Eugene B. Field
Pate
Reuben W. Mundy
Hanford
Elwyn E. Leslie Jr
Arsenio R. Trivin
Stewart
Robin G. Speiser
Elton J. Delaune Jr
George L. Martin
James T. Hennessey
Orval W. Rollins
Montgomery
Ala
Curtis R. Chewning
Ernest R. Frazier
36Th FA
Sil
Wilbur J. Meek
Irving K. van Riper
Lee
Jacob A. Tenore
the Arty
John C. Robuck Jr
Stu
Guatemala
Hugh W. Ketchum
Samuel Co. Schaffer Jr
Edward T. Shifflett
Oscar A. Johnson Jr
Ft Hamilton
Gas War Probe Sought by US Congress for Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City service station operator Jim Mayfield sought a congressional inquiry into a gasoline price war described as a cruel monopoly by Sid White. White argues major oil companies fix prices by crude value, with gasoline around 20.9 cents per gallon, risking the fate of small independents. The subcommittee led by Everett MacIntyre may hold hearings, with Rep. Tom Steed and Rep. James Roosevelt involved.
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Sid White
Jim Mayfield
MacIntyre
White
Tom Steed
Shawnee
James Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Oklahoma City
Cossack Chorus Tickets On Sale For City Event
Tickets remain for Gen. Platoff's Don Cossack chorus and dancers at 8 15 p m Wednesday in Mc Mahon auditorium. Lawton Optimist Club sponsors with net proceeds for youth work in the city Clarence Aubrey president. Ducats on sale at downtown business files and Fort Sill.
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Gen. Platoff
Don Cossack
McMahon Auditorium
Lawton Optimist Club
Clarence Aubrey
Business Fiels
Fort Sill
Mrs. Rasberry Rites Held in Cement at 2 P.M.
Funeral services for Mrs. John Rasberry, 70, were conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday at Brown Funeral Home chapel in Chickasha with Rev. Paul C. Wallace officiating. Burial followed at Chickasha Rosehill cemetery. She died Saturday at 2:15 a.m. from an apparent heart attack. Born February 19, 1895 in Shields Indiana, she moved to Oklahoma in 1900 and lived in Cement since 1922. She belonged to the Presbyterian church American Legion Auxiliary and Cement Rebekah Lodge for 18 years. Surviving are her husband and two daughters Jacqualine Rasberry and Betty Manuel of Lawton, three sisters Wilhelmena Sitterding San Francisco and Mary Gardner and W C Steinmetz of Chickasha, plus two brothers and a sister deceased. Bearers named as Lloyd Walker, Leonard Wagner, Bill Baskin, Roy Chisum, George McNabb and L B Marcum.
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John Rasberry
Brown Funeral Home
Chickasha
Paul C. Wallace
First Baptist Church
Chickasha Rosehill
Rasberry
Shields
Ind
Oklahoma
Cement
Corner Lot Office Space in Heart of New Developments
Opportunity to purchase a corner 50 by 100 foot lot at 916 C in the heart of new developments. The McKee Co. lists this desirable business location with phone contact 432 for availability and details.
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the McKee CO
Pho
Oklahoma Toll Rises to 503 in State Traffic Deaths
The state toll climbed to 503 after two lone motorists died and an elderly Boley resident was listed as a possible traffic death. John J. Crow of Guyman died near Harvester on S.H. 3 after his drilling firm vehicle rolled five times. Clifton Storms of Watson, West Virginia, died in a two car crash near Pawnee, after a pickup went off the road and struck a guard post, then collided with Cleve Mulder of Salina. Burney, near Prague, died after a fall from a pickup on U.S. 62, with cause undetermined between the fall or a possible heart attack.
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Oklahoma
Boley
Okla
M. A. Burney
Guyman
John J. Crow
Hardesty
Jim Cross
Crow
Helmerich and Payne Drilling Co
Tulsa
Clifton Everett Storms
Watson
W. Va
Pawnee
Headon
Cleve Eugene Mulder
Salina
Kan
Mulder
Burney
Prague
U. S. 62
Police Seek Hit Run Driver After 17th and Williams Crash
Police searched for a motorist who fled the scene after a collision at 17th and Williams Saturday night. Joseph Edward Wassel, 16, of 1701 N 18th, driving a Plymouth, was not injured as his car was struck on the left rear fender near the door and pushed to the curb.
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17Th and
Williams
Fred Mitchell
James Warren
Joseph Edward Wassel
Plymouth
Wassel
Two Start Drunk Driving Sentences A Faxon Man And Fort Sill Soldier
Chester Hernasy aged 31 of Faxon and Billy F. Dodson aged 26 from Fort Sill began 10 day jail terms after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. Judge S R Harper imposed $100 fines and court costs. Hernasy was arrested by local police and Dodson by highway patrol Lt Clyde Awtrey. Lewis Chester Glass, 32, Fort Sill, pled innocence and was released on bond to await trial on a DWI charge.
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Faxon
Fort Sill
S. R. Harper
Chester Hernasy
Billy F. Dodson
Hernasy
Dodson
Highway Patrol
Clyde Awtrey
Sagebrush Fatalities Reach Twenty One At Post
FT Polk La reports 21 soldiers killed in accidents during Exercise Sagebrush as Army Air Force war games enter mock shooting phase. Most casualties occurred off post amid transport of over 150000 troops into western Louisiana. No Oklahoma names listed.
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FT. Polk
Lousiana
Army
Peanut Company Building Burns in Durant Oklahoma
A building owned by the Choctaw Peanut Co in Durant was destroyed by fire. The structure valued at 20 000 dollars and about 1800 bushels of peanuts burned, with estimated peanut loss set at 6000 dollars. Cause undetermined as fire crews fought the hour long blaze.
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Durant
Okla
Choctaw Peanut Co
Book by Cityan's Cousin Published The Well
Mrs. Golden Englis of Arkansas City Kansas and cousin of Mr and Mrs Frank Dougherty has a new novel The Well in publication. The Well set in Louisiana follows a haunted house legal battle turned sinister with a third party entering. The author overcomes many obstacles including family losses. Two more manuscripts are in publishers hands. Fines were given to Mrs Francis Wright Tilton and D L Day for speeding on U S 277.
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Golden Englis
Arkansas City
Kan
Frank Dougherty
N. 23Rd
Louisiana
Repre
Francis Wright Tilton
Wichita Falls
W. W. Flanagan
Highway Patrol
U.S
D. L. Day
L. E. Crawford
Lawton
Two Persons Fined By Peace Justice
Peace Justice Marvin E. Camer on Sunday assessed fines of 15 dollars and costs against two persons including a Wichita Falls woman charged with speeding and a law...
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Marvin E. Cameron Sunday
Wichita Falls
Science claims piles shrink without surgery new prep
A healing substance named Bio-Dyne reduces piles and relieves pain quickly without surgery. Doctors report noticeable shrinking and sufferers note itching stops. Sold as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form with a money back guarantee and patent reg. U. S. aid.
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Samuel Smith
Cazie Barfield
Dunbar
Albert Johnson
Charles Henry
Viola Jefferson
Douglass
Mary Cox
Verna Lee Glass
Emerson
Esther Powell
Ellen Priddy
Garfield
Hazel Sexton
Fay Glick
Howell
Norma Baker
Evelyn Shelby
Jackson
Ivarene Williams
Ethel Blair
Lincoln
Marjorie Doyle
Virginia Doran
Post Children’s School
Mervelle Hilliard
Wilma Wylie
Roosevelt
Irene Harris
Dorothy Worthen
Swinney
Dimple Joern
Lucille Jones
Taft
Raymond Smith
Emma Gould
Frances Inman
Viola Callicott
Whittier
Birdie Bowman
Johnson
Mildred Graham
Vivian Oswalt
Woodrow Wilson
Solons
Congressional
Cossack Chorus
Vennedt Iy
Company Ingurors Hae Pe Eee
W. C. Bonnell
Dougherty
Life Insurance
Yours
Dept. C
Institute of Life Insurance
Madison Avenue
Southwestern Radio & Sound
4Th & E
Denison
Sheridan Road
Pittsburgh Paints
Farmers Lumber Company
Southwest Chemical Company
Evangelistic Services
Richard T. Hopper
Robert S. Scales
Central Baptist Church
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