Oklahoma City Livestock Prices and Market Report
Oklahoma City's livestock market shows cattle, calves, and hogs trading steady to weak with varied grades and weights. State poultry prices and eggs are reported as steady with strong demand, while pecans and other farm goods appear in regional price listings.
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State Board of Agriculture Today
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Oklahoma
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Oklahoma Tulsa
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Clinton
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Laverne
Woodward
Layton
el Reno
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Elk
Cite
Alva
Stea Lawton
Vinita Clinton
Muskogee
Wayward
Stead
Lawton
Gee
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Amusko
State Officials Face Arraignment in Obscure Conspiracy Case
Three state officials charged with conspiracy and defrauding the state over relief payments face arraignment. Judge C. P. Brae of Brise Cus will hear pleas from named defendants including state Sen. doh WW and Russell Sr. The case involves payments to political workers and relief checks amid political turmoil.
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C. PO Brae
Brise Cus
Doh
Russell Sr
Frank Easley
Arminstrator
Oklahoma Emergency Relief Board
Lo Craig
Raymond Gary
Craig
Alliance Gives $50 To Church Service Group
Rev. W. Jas, minister of the Lawton First Christian Church, was installed as president of the Lawton-Fort Sil Ministerial Alliance at the November meeting. Installing officer was Rev. J Walters Browers, the outgoing president. New officers include Chaplain Col L. Sheffied, vice president Whit Gzier, secretary Warren Smith, and YMCA director treasurer. The group voted a 40 contribution to the Church World Service and 10 for worldwide missionary work. The Christmas meeting is set for December 12 at noon with wives as guests. Kenneth Myers is program chairman.
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J. Walter Browers
Lawton-Fort Sill
W. 8. Parish Jr
Gavel
Warren Smith
L. O. Sheffield
Browers
Parish
Whit Outer
Jas
Lawton
YMCA
Teasurer
Church World Service
Kenneth Myers
Egypt Reports Troops Struck in Sinai as War Fears Grow
Egyptian reports say two enemy aircraft strafed troops in the Sinai today amid rising signs a fragile cease fire could ignite a broader Middle East war. Israeli sources blame the Soviet Union and Syria for destabilizing the Baghdad Pact, while Moscow accuses others of digging its own grave. A Turkish mission flies to London to counter Soviet arms buildup in Syria, with Washington watching shipments closely.
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London
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Middle East
Soviet Union
Syria
Turkey
Traq
Washington
Tickets On Sale For Lawton High Senior Play Our Town
Tickets are on sale for Lawton High School's senior class play Our Town directed by Mrs Opal Ford. Performances run December 10 at 8 pm December 11 at 3 pm and December 14 for delegates to the Oklahoma State convention of Senior High School Student Councils. Tickets cost 30 and 7 cents with audiences invited especially for the matinee.
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Lawton High School
Opal Ford
Farmers Oil Use in 1953 Reaches 16 Billion Gallons
United States farmers consumed about 16 billion gallons of crude oil in 1953, reflecting heavy reliance on petroleum fuels for irrigation, machinery, and processing. The year underscores the agricultural sector's growing energy needs amid postwar modernization and farm expansion.
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United States
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