Allied Officers Observe U S Field Artillery Battalion
Three Allied officers from Pakistan and Capt. Karl Fredson of Norway visit Fort Sill to study a U S Army Field Artillery battalion. They tour facilities, observe a field problem, and will see a fire direction center and firing battery before a Thanksgiving dinner with the host unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Artillery
Fort Sill
U. S
Rivane Ahamd
Maghiod Uussain
Pakistan
Karl Fredson
Norare
Id Field Artill
Weil C. Gustason
Batton
GQ. L. Tehtason
Continental Army Command Board
11Th FA
Farm Income Up From 1955 Says Agriculture Department
The Agriculture Department reports farm operators earned slightly more this year than in 1935, the first rise since 1951, with another gain expected in 1937. Growth hinges on strong consumer demand, higher shipments abroad, soil bank acreage, and lower hog marketing. Expects continued expansion into 1957 and intends to use existing farm laws, with no major changes sought in the new Congress. Net income figures for 1937 to be released later this month. Consumer food spending likely to rise similarly next year, though marketing costs may stay high, limiting farmer share.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Soil Bank
Department
Benson
Congress
Singer Ordered To Support Kids In Court
Joe Angeles reports Billy Eckstine will pay 3750 a month for two children born to Carylle Drake a former Atlanta disc jockey and model who said she lived with him as his wife for three years Eckstine admitted paternity in court but postponed marriage until his wife’s divorce was final last May a Superior Court judge urged him to wed for the sake of the children.
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Joe Angeles
Billy Eckstine
Carylle Drake
Atlanta
Eckstine
Tudy
Ebner D. Doyle
Miss Drake
Cameron Students Granted Long Thanksgiving Break
Cameron college students will enjoy a lengthy Thanksgiving holiday with classes dismissed at 5 pm Wednesday and resuming Monday morning. A skeleton crew will staff administrative offices during the break.
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Cameron College
Gordon L. Paine
Helicopter crew rescues lost youth in Black Range desert
Two Army Aviation pilots from Fort Sill on temporary duty at Holloman AFB joined a 50 member search for 14-year-old Dick Busjer Brown of Truth or Consequences New Mexico. The Sikorsky H-64 helicopter spotted him after nearly two days wandering. The youth was found cold and hungry with his horse and soon after rescued three hours into the search.
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Army Aviation Unit Training Command
Fort Sill
Holloman Afb
N. M
Black Range
Truth Oc
WAT
Curtis R. Hayter
Locust Grove
Okla
45Th Transportation Battalion
Charles E. Larkin
Hawthorne
Calirom
44Th Transportation Co
Sheriffs Office
Jer’ Brown
Walter Brown
Clearng
Army Avia Fim
HoWlomim Base
Sp. Louis Durant
Danny L. Murray
Pfe
Jerry M. Witte
64Th Transportation Company
Warkentin To Tell Of Soviet Travels At Church Meeting
Ted Warkentin, a city business man, will address the First Baptist Church Men's Brotherhood at the annual Thanksgiving dinner at 6 30 p m in the new church basement. Al lan Sasser, the president, said Warkentin will list his trip to Russia earlier this year.
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Warkentin
Ted Warkentin
First Baptist Church
Men's Brotherhood
Allan Sasser
Russia
Cass City Builds Own Bethlehem
Cass City Michigan volunteers have nearly finished a replica Bethlehem on a hillside overlooking the Tuscola County village for the December 16 Pageant of the Nativity. About 230 townspeople will reenact roles that drew national attention two years ago.
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Cass City
Detroit
Bethlehem
Michigan
Tuscola County
Making and Unmaking Of Myths Speeded Up Tremendously
Hal Boyle argues that the pace of forming and discarding beliefs has accelerated, with truths changing by nightfall. He cites examples from rock 'n' roll to Nelson at Trafalgar, smoking versus cancer, cold remedies, and evolving historical claims, noting the public struggle to trust any authority in an age of shifting "truth."
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Hal Boyle
New York
Curbstone
Iowa
Elvis Presley
Admiral Nelson
Trafalgar
Bingland
Nelson
W. C. Hoeper
National Cancer Institute
Mississippi
Drouth-Breaking Snow Hits Plains
A Pacific-born storm dumped up to 18 inches across eastern Colorado and spread freezing rain and snow to Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Iowa. Fort Morgan reported 16 inches. Akron 12. Hugo and Sterling 6. Lander Wyoming recorded a half inch as moisture-starved wheatlands endured the heavy fall.
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Denver
Great Plains
Colorado
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Fort Morgan
Akron
Hugo
Sterling
Oklahoma Toll Climbs as 5-Year-Old Dies in Crash
The Oklahoma yearly traffic death toll reached 594 after a fatal two-vehicle crash near Spiro and a young Sequoyah County boy crushed under a moving pickup. John Ed Watkins 56 and Bish Springs 45 are among the latest victims, with investigators probing Watkins death as county and state troopers report multiple who died in the weekend collisions. Springs died in Fort Smith hospital after an accident east of Spiro that also claimed William Henley 30 Letha Barber 48 and Ver Brewer 32.
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Associated Press
Sequoyah
Spiro
Oklahoma
John Ed Watkins
Short
Bish Springs
Fort Callee
Watkins
Highway Patrol
C. W. Floyd
Harold Ragsdale
John Kirk
Ragsdale
Springs
William Q. Henley
Letha Barber
Fort Smith
Ver Brewer
Girl Loses Eye To Stop Cancer
Boston report says 32 year old Cara Ann Molinara underwent removal of her cancerous right eye at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary. Surgeons call the operation successful with no indication of similar growth in the left eye. Pathological tests of the optic nerve will determine if the disease is contained.
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Boston
Carol Ann Molinara
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Cara] Ann
FASTEETH helps teeth stay firm and comfortable
False teeth wearers have feared embarrassment when plates loosen or slip. FASTEETH alkaline powder sprinkles on sides hold dentures firmly, improve comfort, and reduce odor. Available at drug counters.
Army Field Band to Perform in Sill and Lawton Concerts
The Army Field Band will play Theater Three at 8 p.m. on November 29 with 99 performers including the Soldiers Chorus and a six man drum act. Led by Maj. Chester E. Whiting, the group has appeared at Carnegie Hall and major venues worldwide. Free public concerts are sponsored by the Army and local groups. a second show is set for McMahon Auditorium in Lawton on November 30 at 8 p.m. sponsored by the Arts Council of Greater Layton.
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Army Field Band
Europe
Soldiers
Chester E. Whiting
Maj
Whiting
Soldiers Chorus
Msgt
Arthur VW
Donofiio
Donofrio
Ove
Qeleus
Carnegie Hall
Hollywood Bowl
San Francisco Opera House
London
Royal Festival Hall
Lawton
The
Arts Council of
Greater Layton
Syria cabinet backs Egypt policy amid British French Israel aggression
The Syrian Parliament unanimously supported Premier Sabri Assali's five-year cabinet policy statement endorsing Egypt against the perceived Anglo French Israeli aggression. The debate lasted five hours and Assadi vowed perpetual support for Egypt under all circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabri Assali
Egypt
Britain
France
Israel
Assad
Funeral Rites for Gus Fincher at Central High Baptist
Funeral services for Gus Fincher, 33, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Central High Baptist Church, 29 miles east of Lawton. Burial follows in Marlow Cemetery. Fincher, a longtime resident near Central High School, died Sunday night after a lengthy illness.
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Gus Fincher
Central High Baptist Church
Lawton
Marlow Cemetery
Fincher
Central High School
4 H Club Elects Officers At Meet
The Faxon senior 4 H club recently met to elect officers and discuss plans for the forthcoming poultry show. Donnie Buchwald was elected president, Wilma Buchwald vice president, Juanita Faye Clover y, Judy Lingston, Pearl Thornton reporter, and Janie Arson song leader. Members listed include Pearl Thornton, Wilma Buchwald, Lonnie Lee Ried, and Judy Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faxon
Donnie Buchwald
Wilma Buchwald
Juanita Faye Clovery
Judy Lingston
Pearl Thornton
Janie Arson
Lonnie Lee Ried
Judy Livingston
Turn for Worse
Columbus report on Gene Gool a 23 year old who sped through red signals rammed a fire plug and a police cruiser. After a first stop he knocked down a police officer with his car and fled, later arrested by pursuing officers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gene Gool
Gool
Stainless Feaoe fights piles at home with instant relief
An advertised compound named stainless Feaoe from Grove Laboratories claims to relieve internal and external piles. It touts six medically proven ingredients and rapid pain and itching relief with swelling reduction, available as suppositories and ointment from druggists.
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Grove Laboratories
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