Lawton to Open Branch of Hoxsey Clinic
Robert Huteblaa announces a new Hoxsey Clinic branch in Lawton to offer cancer treatment. A Dallas osteopathic physician, Mrs. Mitchell, will join to diagnose and admit patients as the facility prepares convalescent home plans and shipments from Dallas. Hoxsey claims strong lung results with his liquid remedy used in a network of clinics across the nation.
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Hoxsey Clinic
Lawton
Robert Is Huteblaa
Manlitt Chin
Taday Whet Ning
Dallas
Mutehinn
Heane Ls
Hulsid
Ae Health Center
Barry M. Hoxsey
Hhins
Hoxsey
Aggie Students Hear Details On Holiday Schedule
Fragment shows unclear notes about a holiday, a morning hearing, and a tentative schedule change tied to a Rose Bowl event. Names and exact actions are obscured. appears to reference Aggie students and a decisive point on moving Thanksgiving observance.
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Howell
Fumare
Upper House Projections Spark Debate Across Nations
The article fragment outlines continued discussion in the upper house with references to Max Vandenberg and criticisms from various international circles. It mentions a stop-gap aid pill designed to counter winter tyranny and disaster, amid cross border concerns in France, Italy and Australia.
Markets and cattle market summary from Chicago and Oklahoma City
Markets report from Chicago and Oklahoma City detailing butter stocks at 467,673 pounds and varying beef and lamb prices. Cattle numbers reach 4,000 head with steady to higher pricing for certain categories, hogs down slightly, and lambs steady. Grain, cotton, and stock market quotes accompany futures and closing values for wheat corn oats and major equities with numerous company notations and index readings.
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Oklahoma City
Eflva
Pheep
Scout Workers To Hold Monthly Meeting Tuesday
Scout Workers district chair RV. Scott announced a monthly general meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the city county Health Center. Barry Nichols will lead troop programming discussions, Bob Williams will direct cubbing topics, and certificates will be awarded to those who attended cubbers training. Coffee and doughnuts will be served after the 90 minute session.
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RV. Scott
Torn
Barry Nichols
Bob Williams
Ficm
Benth
Ponca City Survivor Of Plane Crash Plans Visit
A Ponca City survivor of the 1941 crash of a Pan American Clipper to Japan may visit his hometown if health and duties permit. Relatives Herman J. Smith and Captain T. L. Rider indicated the survivor would return to Ponca City before new assignment. The same report notes Rider currently in Tokyo with air force headquarters and planning a U.S. visit. A separate item from Washington Court House reports Sylvia jailed on charges of stealing a lower half of a set of false teeth.
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Ponca City
Ohin
Papen City
Bassaday
Japan
George Alcheeson
Cownanon
Herman J. Smith
T. L. Rider
Poncally
Nh Blanalidia
Rider
Tokyo
Air Force
United States
Washington Court House
Sylvia
Stock ticker list shows widespread shifts and declines
A garbled OCR style list of company names and percentage moves, showing many firms with declines and a few up, including Int Shoe up 1 percent, Jolina Manville up, various manufacturers and utilities with declines like Kennecott Cop down 2 and Mead Kona Terns down, several rail and oil firms also down, indicating a broad market slide with scattered gainers amid noisy data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Int Shoe
Jolina Manville
Kans City South
Kennecott
igmett-Myers
Lilan Gil
Government mulls broad controls on commodities
Agriculture officials urge power to buy entire wheat crop for allocation to public needs. Proposals seek government oversight of petroleum coal steel lumber and fibers and to curb price swings via regulated markets and credit controls.
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Agriculture Department
Carl GC. Farrington
F. Marion Rhodes
Pirrington
J.M. Mehl
Commodity Exchange Authority Administration
Senate Banks Committee
Sone
1948 Pattern s Continued from Page 1
Anderson projected a leaner meat supply for next year with 8 percent fewer hogs 7 percent fewer chickens 12 percent fewer turkeys 6 percent fewer pigs and a 41 percent drop in cattle slaughter He estimated per capita meat availability at 143 pounds next year down from 56 this year and compared with 127 pounds on average in 1935 to 1989.
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Dobreco
Halle
Airline Data Expands Links City to Major Hubs
The article notes plans to connect Lawton with Oklahoma City and Wichita Falls, enabling access to all major cities. Maj Gen Clift Andrus warns the Airway route is a pressing need for Fort Sill, with the Artillery Center backing the CAA. A correction clarifies a previous Veterans Administration misquote about job openings at Will Rogers VA hospital.
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Hatchina Pelieves
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Wichita Falls
Fort Bill
Clift Andrus
CAA
Constitution
Veterana Administration
Crom
Will Rogers VA
Several Charged In Police Court
At least two defendants are to appear in Municipal Court after weekend police activity. Milford Eugene Adams 18 faces disturbance charges. Sam Pewewardy 47 held on fighting disturbance. Others named include Paul Stitch Charles Robinson Tommy Trowery Claude Duncan Vinson Alcott and two Fort Sill detachments. Bond amounts listed for some.
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Fullerton Thia
Milford Eugene
Adams
Sam Pewewardy
Richard's
Paul Stitch
Lawston
Charles Robinson
Duncan
Bond
Renlslesa Delving
Tommy Trowery
Dlabirbrire
Claude Duncan
Allory A
Baty A
Vinson Alcott
Fort Sill
Noth
Cattle TB Tests Continue Amid Bureau Guidance
A summary of cattle tuberculosis testing continues under the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry. The article notes that cattle may be shipped with no restrictions or only animal repairements, based on explanations from accredited means.
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Hureau of Animal Industry
U. S
Marshall Agreement Tug of War in Postwar Germany
In Germany, Lt was Jenene Lint Gen and Shelua D. Clay, serving as U.S. military governor, align with Marshall against any policy that would formalize peril over Chemmrinye at Weld Ghats. The fragment hints at opposition to a formal prenk with Rua aly over Chemmrinye.
Cameron Aggie Cagers To Play Soldiers At Fort Sill
Cameron Aggie basketball team expected to travel to Fort Sill to face Mort SIs 1kth FA battalion in a peat league contest. undetermined details and lineup remain unsettled while fans await tipoff tonight.
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Cameron
Fort Sill
Cana
Ehvanee
Carmeron Aggiay
Ana de
Dan
L Moore
Tre Agaios
Mort SI
County Officers Hold Suspects In Theft Of Car
County officers today held a 27 year old Lawton man for investigation in connection with a Sunday night automobile theft. The car owned by Mrs. Orfie Shay of Washington was stolen from 300 Mock on Bo avenua. The suspect was arrested by Deputy Jess McLain. Franke E Klocko, 52, was fined 100 and costs after a driving charge and given six months suspended jail time. arraigned on an information by city police arrested Friday in Linton. Melba Beachamp, Fort Sill, was fined 75 on a reckless driving plea on a U. S. reservation charge heard by U. S. Commissioner P. G. Fullerton with hearing continued.
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Lawton
Orfie Shay
Washington
Bo Avenua
Jess McLain
Franke E Klocko
G. W. Horse
Deanieen
Kloelka
Jbim
Linton
Melba Beachamp
Fort Sill
U. S
P. G. Fullerton
City Mission Plans Dinner For Thursday
Lawton City Mission will open Thursday for an all trimmings meal from noon to 1 p.m. Edna Williams, superintendent, announced. Open house and religious services will be held in the Mission chapel. Rainbow for Girls contributed canned foods to aid the children and their parents.
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Lawton City Mission
Opia
Edna Williams
Lawton
Order of the Rainbow
the Rainbow Girls
Eielon
Mra
Wiha
Eightteen Year Old Held In County Jail On Prostitution Charges
An eighteen year old girl appeared for arraignment before County Judge G. W. Horne on prostitution charges in the county jail today. The defendant, originally named Louise McFarland and now identified as Louise Arnold of 6026, faces charges filed weeks ago by Fort Silman. The complaint was signed by County Attorney Ralph Cline.
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Gawetunglel
Wis
Births at Angus Hospital and Southwesteen Hospital
Mrs Alfred Mixon welcomed a baby daughter weighing 7 pounds 33 ounces at 7:00 am today at Southwesteen Hospital. Mr and Mrs Floyd Chambers announced the birth of a 16 pound 243 ounce son at 8:10 pm today at Angus Hospital.
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Southwesteen
Hospital Me
Alfred Mixon
Angus Hospital
Floyd Chambers
Leslie Ann
Ines W. Plerce
Thorn Wesday
Gouthwvestern Hospita
Pierce
Anraee Baker
M. B Bolser
Apache
W. B. Pierce
N. Wirth
Southwestern Hospital
Busie
Biexkerfeld
Fyehyeald
Init
Bhasterfeld
Ata I
Raveen Green
Ainor Opera
Generals Of Army Air Corps Retire Since 1940
Records show about 630 generals and generals of officers have retired since 1940 for disability age and other causes. Notables include George C. Marshall and Hap Arnold. Retirements during World War II were limited, peaking at 120 in the year ending June 30.
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Dhetary - Che
Abaidaie Feine
George C. Marshall
Henry H
Hap) Arnold
Army Air Forces
Billy
Beliding Nee
Marxinum
Personal notices and hospital updates from Lawton area
Dismissals and admissions at Southwestern and Angus hospitals highlight family arrivals and health statuses. Mrs Elvin D Glen Elgin and newborns are noted, Capt Clyde May and family visit from St Louis for Thanksgiving. Various patients, recoveries, and procedures are listed including appendectomies and nose injuries, with multiple local addresses and names.
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Clyde F. May
St. Louis
Renat Mtvrd
Russ Shelp
Maydo
Beeial Department
Okvinhomma
Ubey
Iris
M Mnaggie Prowell
Sterling
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Aggie
Aelow
Wins Dais
Wests Fargert
Apto
Valuminum
Averything
Chicago
Buneare
Dee
Kay York
York
Maureh
Armour and Co
SF Rt
Mig
Barnadall Oil
Beech Arc & Down
Beth Steel
Braniff Air
Automobile — Fire
R. C. Stanley
Avs
Nica
E. Oliver
D Avenue
Carers Hub Clothing and Loan CO
Co. T
Fort Sil
T. P. Brammer
Scout
McKesa
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
Wat Biscuit
Neat Dairy
Mat Distillers
Am Aviation
Down
North Ameria
Northern Pacific
Ohio Oil
Packard Motor
Pan Am Airways
Wilson Co
Downs Woolworth PW
Bridges
Wieners
Central Station
Fairmont
Poncy Order Department
Fairmont Dealer
Cal
Oma Lee Gillaspie
Fairmont Foods Company Industrial Street
Avane Lawton
Marshall
Gnoy
City Mission
Army
Air Corps
NSP
Epsiaola
Pepsi-Cola Company of Texas
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Altus, Okla
Elvin D
Glen
Elgin
Gon
Angua Hospital
Alva Gordon
Lindly Hospital
Jimny Glen Souermin
Glen Souerm
Gore
Edger
Tadiy
Southwastern Hospital
Leeulment Talay
Injar
Koanttal Lodav
Angels Biavinek
Earl Scott
Cameron Villege
Co. B. Cheney
Vouty l. Brayther
Ramrena
Yenersolel
Aquehe
Kiveit Miorgeney
Hesals Lal
Jett Collarbanr
George Rath
George Hartman
Ras FL Kirklond
Mary Vingen
Gwendolyn Rae Hithaway
E.P. Hathaway
Tray ‘Terry
Pallwits
J. H. McCormaels
Dafant Gon
Glenn Davis
Youte
Carl Gasser
el D. Glenn
Wigin
Lirence Austin
Gordon Williams
Gordon, Jr
Weatherford
Williams
Carroll Keniston
Keniston
Boston
Massachusetts
Earl
Kilmer
Old Man
Motorola
Comfort
Ron Stephens
Second & D Avenue
FORD
Jones Drug
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