Camp Fire Girls Hold Training Course In City
Harriett Dively of Camp Fire Girls Inc fourth district leads a training session for the Lawton Area Camp Fire Girls council Monday evening at the Fourth United States B USO. A Gyans association meeting at First Presbyterian Church will feature a talk by Miss Dively and a special procession. The Monday night course covered the new son and by laws, organization, and committees with speakers including Mr. Kinmonth, Mr. Williams, Mrs. Godlove, and Miss Cheadle.
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Harriett Dively
Camp Fire Girls Inc
Lawton Area
Cap Fire Girls Council
Gyans’ Association
Howard Kinmonth
Russell Williams
Godlove
Austin Par' T. A. Hamra
Bill
Ralph Hacker
Willams
Eugene John
Frances Cheadle
Camp Fire
Dively
Plane crashes shock New Castle and Chula Vista airfields
BULLETINS report a Trans World Airlines Constellation crashed and burned while landing at New Castle airport on November 1 killing five crewmen. In California at Chula Vista Consolidated Vultee tested an experimental auto plane crashing with pilot Lawrence Phillips aged 41 reportedly uninjured but shaken.
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Deh
PHA
Trans World Airlines Constellation
New Castle
San Diego
Vultee
Chula Vista
Calif
Lawrence Phillips
San Biero
WMU to Host Program at Central Baptist Church
Mire P Boyd Smith wife of the pastor will chair the annual stewardship program at Central Baptist Church Wednesday night. Members of the Woman's Missionary Society and its affiliated auxiliaries will sponsor. All members urged to attend as the program begins at 4 PM.
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Mire. P. Boyd Smith
Central Baptist Church
Woman's Missionciety
Auxier Fee
Boy Scout Pack 13 To Meet At Lincoln School
Members of Boy Scout Cub Pack 13 and their parents will gather in the Lincoln school auditorium at 7:29 tonight for their regular monthly pack meeting. Tierman Hopper will conduct the session featuring special skits by various den members. MISITORS RETURN HOME Walters Mrs. W. McMonomy and son Wendall Wellington returned home after visiting relatives.
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Lincoln School
Bers
Tierman Hopper
Walters
Smrs
Markets and Commodity Prices Reported Across Cities
Chicago Butter prices and Oklahoma City livestock figures headline a broad market snapshot. Wheat, corn, and oats futures move with mixed gains and declines, while New York cotton and stock quotes show modest shifts and notable entries like Coca Cola and General Motors.
Wiest Rites Continued After Flaming Auto Crash
Mrs Wiest suffers a fractured vertebrae and burns to face and hands. Mr Wheat sustained second degree burns while helping his wife and daughter from the burning car. Four of six occupants in a second Fletcher car recover at the hospital, including John Ivy Woody 27 Margaret Brooks 31 and Wanda Woody 26. Corane Brooks 14 is dismissed after leg X rays show no fracture. Two other occupants were released after examination.
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Mr. Wheat
John Ivy Woody
Margaret Brooks
Wanda Woody
Fletcher
Brooks
Corane
Truman seeks broad powers to curb inflation and aid Europe
President Truman urged Congress to grant emergency authority to allocate essential goods, control exports, tighten credit, and impose price and wage controls if needed. He warned inflation risks and called for rationing if necessary while GOP leaders criticized the plan as excessive.
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Ton Central
Rosas
Truman
Europe
Bach
Taft
Thomas
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Senate-House Economic Committee
Leaders criticize plan as unlikely to pass during special session
Leaders and senators voiced opposition to the president's economic program. Martin said Mr. Truman seeks a more colossal CPA and calmed its enactment chances are slim in the special session. House Republican Hal Teague claimed the president asked Congress for dictatorial powers, while Senators Elmer Thomas and Byrd called the program regimentation.
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Martin
Truman
House
Hal Teck
Indiana
Congress
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Byrd
Virginia
Meyers debt paid in full as probe reveals decor project costs
The testimony shows Meyers paid $39,482 to settle debt including $1172 interest for an expensive decorating job. Miss Vita Davis, a Ban Franciato decorator, confirmed Meyers sought the costly work to impress important visitors. The senate war committee also eyed Meyers links to Aviation Electric, which gained $1,053,000 in subcontracts from Bell Aircraft on Meyers' procurement role.
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Vita Davis
Ban Franciato
T LaMarre
Misa Dayla
Senate War Investigating Committee
Mey‘ers
Aviation Electric
Bell Aircraft Co
Officcor
U.S. Aids Amid Greek Crisis Reports
Washington reports indicate Britain may withdraw troops by July while the United States plans further aid. The crisis in Greece intensifies as combined Western efforts seek stability and a retreat timeline emerges for British forces.
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Diay
Greece
Washington
Missing Former- Continues From Page One Phoenix
The article describes Mr Weeks, missing former resident, found in Phoenix with memory issues and a tender skull from an earlier blow. His wife reports he is in good health otherwise and plans a Wednesday medical exam to assess his condition and re establish memory after months of uncertainty.
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Phoenix
Neeley
Road Safety Measures on State Highways Examined
J Harold Ruyle maintenance supervisor of Watters says bridge repairs meet safety standards on state highways after repeated checks. Inquiries recall a 1988 serious accident on the same highway, with numerous residents involved in mishaps along the route.
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Harold Ruyle
Watters
Blg
Ruyle
Department On State Highways
Logan
Thin Highway
Mls
Bridge accident claims two lives and injuries many
A bridge collapse and ensuing injuries occur along the route striking Charles King and other travelers. Reports confirm Mr Wilext lost his life on the same bridge. Officials record the incidents and begin investigations into the cause and safety failures.
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Charles King
Lawsonton
Wilextles
Council Duties, Salary Change Amid Water Committee Move
Council agrees to fund transportation for the water department and keep the resigned official in his post with a 275 monthly salary raise. In court, motorists faced charges after local arrests. Loren Fletcher, 17, was charged with speeding and posted a 15 bond.
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Water Committee
Loren Fletcher
Masters Ordered to Appear in Court on Accusation
William Robert Masters of 1209 Kingsbury was ordered to appear in court on charges including alleged wrongdoing.
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William Robert Masters
Kingsbury
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