FFA Students Practice Judging Poultry Show
Twenty one Comanche County FFA and 4-H members participate as individuals in the county poultry show judging at 10 30 a m. John Wood of Altus and other youths from Indiahoma Chattanoogas Faxon and Fairview attend with judging sheets. Winners announced late this afternoon with $200 allocated by the Poultry Federation for divisions among county 4H FFA students and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Future Farmers of America
John Wood
Altus
American Poultry Association
Wood
Arlen Johnson
The
Poultry Federation
FFA
Lester Adler
Tom Gordon
Bob Lindgren
Frank and
Francis Grooms
Don Barker
Carl Cranfield
Jerry Ryder
Jerry Geiger Allen Ray Bandy
Preston Tahchawwickah
Indiahoma
No new developments in three city burglaries
Lawton police report no fresh leads today in three weekend burglaries. Hollem and Truitt Lumber Co. lost three hammers and gloves. White's Construction Co. in Greer addition reported tools including rulers saws wrenches and screwdrivers taken. Merrill Hatfield said $7 was stolen from a purse after a burglar cut electricity. Officer Hennessee noted a few leads.
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Lawton
Hollem & Truitt Lumber Co
White’s Construction Co
Greer
Merrill Hatfield
Bessie
Alford Hennessee
U S Plans Broader Latin Aid Program
Secretary of the Treasury George M. Humphrey announced U S policy changes to broaden aid to Latin America. He read Eisenhower's message to the Inter-American Economic Conference urging hemispheric partnership and substantial foreign lending to meet hemispheric goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitandinha
Brazil
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
U. S
Latin America
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Mamie to Christen Ike's New Plane With Colorado Water
Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower will christen the President's new private plane the Columbine NL using Colorado water. The Columbine NL will shuttle the Eisenhowers and guest Viscount Montgomery to a Thanksgiving holiday in Augusta, Georgia. Takeoff will follow the christening.
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Mamie
Ike
Colorado
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbine NL
Columbine
Eisenhowers
Viscount Bernard Montgomery
Alamein
Augusta
Pink Shirt Fiasco Hits City Desk
City editor John Clabes bought a pink shirt sparking a furor among reporters before returning it. Ted Ralston dismissed the look but later received a pink shirt from his wife and daughter which he also tried to return. The passage ends with a cynical note on human folly and a speculative remark about giant sky mirrors to burn cities.
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John Clabes
The
Constitution
John
Clabes
Ted Ralston
Ralston
Ted
Hospital Births and Transfers List for Southwestern Region
Births and admissions reported for the Southwestern area noting newborns with parents' names and addresses, plus patients admitted or dismissed. Entries include times and weights for births, surgeries, and medical stays at multiple addresses such as Lincoln, Euclid, Baltimore Circle, and Apache areas.
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James Rea
Baltimore Circle
Charles Long
Debra Beauchamp
Udell Beauchamp
Lincoln
Ross Alverez
McKinley
Roy L. Palmer
Roy Palmer Sr
W. J. Riley
Summit
Daisey McCutcheon
Lucille Sampson
Wayne Tisdel
Bell
Arch M. Parmenter
H. D. Clay
Sterling
Kiowa
Escaped 4 H Pig Returns Home After County Fair Hunt
The 50 pound pig escaped from its pen Monday at the county fairgrounds and was found under a fair building by Arlen Johnson and Lewis Haydock after a citywide search. Johnson says the pig is now back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlen Johnson
Johnson
Lewis Haydock
Vishinsky Dies at 70 During UN Speech Preparations
The Russian delegate Andrei Vishinsky, 70, collapsed from heart trouble and died while preparing a U N position on Eisenhower's peaceful atomic energy pool plan. Tributes poured in from 59 of 60 U N members, with Dulles offering condolences. The death prompted embalming delays due to lacking local licensing. Vishinsky's last public appearance was at a French consulate in New York.
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Arkady Sobolev
Vishinsky
U.N
Russia
S Eisenhower
China
White House
Dulles
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Milton Halpern
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.S
Special Assembly
Pierre Mer des-France
U.N. Assembly
Ambassador Reaches Manila for Thailand Post
U S ambassador John E Peurifoy arrived in Manila on Tuesday while on his way to take up a new post as ambassador to Thailand amid Cold War tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
John E. Peurifoy
U. S
Guatemala
Thailand
Judge Refuses To Revoke City Bar License
County Judge S R Harper denied a petition by County Attorney Manville Redman to revoke the beer license for Williams at the Squeeze Tavern located at 1308 Lee. Police had claimed whisky use and drunken loitering on Nov 4 after prior warnings.
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S. R. Harper
Manville Redman
Wilan J. Williams
Bill Pulling
Lee
Redman
Preston Williams
City Girl Grabs Dog Show Honors
Johanna Cargill a 13 year old Law ton junior high student won top dog trophies at a Dallas weekend dog show. She batted 1 000 entering three Cocker Spaniels earning first place in six to nine months American bred and bred by exhibitors classes. The Dallas event marked her first in the city with praise from officials for her showmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Cargill
Lawton
Dallas
J. W. Cargill
Johanna
Southwest Oklahoma chapter receives CPA charter at Bryans Café
The newly formed Southwest Oklahoma chapter of the Oklahoma Society of CPAs will be granted its charter at a Bryans Cafe dinner. Walter D. Snell of Oklahoma City will present. Officers include Lloyd K. Bendure of Lawton as president and Scott Quigley of Altus as vice president with Cecil C Conner of Duncan as secretary treasurer.
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Southwest Oklahoma
Oklahoma Society of Certified Public Accountants
Bryan
Walter D. Snell
Oklahoma City
Lloyd K. Bendure
Lawton
Scott Quigley
Altus
Cecil C Conner
Duncan
Walter D. Fortner
Darvis Craig
Val DeGrote
Alfred Meese
Ernest H. Nikkel
Chickasha
Marvin L. Justice
Oklahoma City Market Prices and Livestock Reports
Oklahoma City market prices show cattle receipts around 4 500 with calves 500 and hogs 700. Beef steer and yearling prices range 22.00 to 25.50 with various grades, cows and bulls active to strong, hogs steady to lower, sows to 17.50, lambs 16.50 to 18.50, and regional grain and poultry quotes from Wheat No 1 hard to egg and butterfat lists across Oklahoma cities.
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Oklahoma City
USDA
Bison
Frederick Oo
Ge Kingfisher
Ckwell
Eno
Enid
Hobart
Lawton
Medford
Vici
Yukon
Clinton
Guyman
Hooker
Broilers
Muskogee
Vinita
Tulsa
Ardmore
Durant
Elk City
Chickasha
Laverne
Watona
Alva
Blackwell
Clinton M
Malester
Pauls Valley
el Reno
Watonga
McAlester
Clinton Durant
Lawton Eee
Funeral Rites for Mrs Charlett Dew At Union Baptist Church
Funeral services for Mrs Charlett Dew are set for 1 30 p m at Union Baptist Church 17th and Garfield with Rev H P Parish officiating Burial in Highland Cemetery under Fletcher Funeral Home direction Mrs Dewberry died Friday at her home 1408 Wisconsin after a two year illness She had lived here since 1939.
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Charlett Dew
Edeanlas
Union Baptist Church
17Th
Garfield
H P. Parish
Highland Cemetery
Fletcher Funeral Home
Services for Carl Jordansky Lindsey Jordan Jr.
Aged 17 months son of Mr and Mrs Carl Jordan of Fort Sill will have services Wednesday in Springfield Ohio. Shaw Funeral Home handles arrangements. The infant died in his sleep at home Saturday. Born June 9 1953 in Springfield Ohio. Survived by paternal grandfather Henry Jordan Springfield Ohio and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John Moore Columbus Ohio.
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Carl Euroskey
Lindsey Jordan Jr
Carl Jordan
Fort Sill
Springfield
Ohio
Shaw Funeral Home
Henry Jordan
John Moore
Columbus
Four Drivers Forfeit Bonds In Police Court
Four motorists Monday forfeited bonds in police court for traffic violations. Irwin William Hull Jr., 21, forfeited a $20 bond for leaving the scene of an accident and a $10 bond for not carrying a driver’s license. Judge Don Fisher ordered forfeiture of a $20 bond posted by Sampson Joe Cuningham, 26, who was charged with speeding but failed to appear. Others included Troy Lee Warren, 20, of 3004 Ferris with a $20 bond for speeding and Gusty Dee Ward, 52, of Rt. 2, Car ter with an $11 bond for failing to yield right of way. Hull’s minor accident case involved leaving scene before investigation.
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Irwin William Hull, Jr
Don Fisher
Sampson Joe Cuningham
Pontiac
Mich
Troy Lee Warren
Ferris
Gusty Dee Ward
Rt. 2
Carter
Hull
Germany thanks Hoover for mercy missions in Bonn
In Bonn on Tuesday Chancellor Konrad Adenauer expressed official gratitude to former President Herbert Hoover for the mercy missions he organized in Germany. Adenauer called Hoover a great humanitarian for the relief work carried out across the country.
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Germany
Hoover
Bonn
Giemener
Herbert Hoover
Konrad Adenauer
Eisenhower comments on Big Four, security, and court delays
President Eisenhower discussed a potential Big Four conference with Russia after ratifications, noted cadet judgment at West Point and Annapolis, and commented on security reviews, nominations, and bipartisan talks. He addressed farm price supports, segregation rulings, and a postponed Supreme Court hearing due to a vacancy.
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West Point
Annapolis
Eisenhower
Russia
London
Paris
Mendes-France
Dulies
John Patonvies
Davies
Senate
John Marshall Harlan
Supreme Court
Suspect Waives Hearing In Bogus Check Case
A 22 year old man charged with writing a $900 felonious bogus check pleaded innocent and waived a preliminary hearing. Harlan Hall allegedly created the check to pay for a pickup truck and was held on a $2,000 bond by Peace Justice Marvin Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Hall
Marvin Cameron
Jacket Stolen From Car Parked At Fifth and B
Earl Little of Fort Sill reported to police that a brown jacket was stolen from his car parked at Fifth and B on Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Little
Fort Sill
Fifth and
Earn Big Money with New Sensational Amusement Machines
Advertisement from Detrail Engineering Co promoting a work from home style money making scheme. It claims nationwide Oklahoma openings and describes a route service job handling machines, counting money, and sharing profits from a $1295 investment. Confidential replies from Aurora Illinois.
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Oklahoma
Detrial Engineering Co
South River Street
Aurora
Illinois
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Purina
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M & D Finance CO
E Ave
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Oan
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Carl Jordan Jr
C. M. Pike
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