Funeral Rites for Clyde Peters Noted in Oklahoma Obit Row
Clyde B. Peters 75 of Cox community northeast of Lawton died unexpectedly while working in a field. Arrangements are pending at Lawton Funeral Home. He married Lottie Dobbs in Edgy in 1905. Survived by wife and five daughters and several relatives across Oklahoma Texas and Washington. Lawson Ezekiel 73 of Comanche died in Comanche hospital. Funeral at Patterson Avenue Baptist Church with burial in Comanche Cemetery. Halsey Gilbert O. died Sept. 1 in Ethiopia with services at Brown Funeral Home Chickasha. Burial followed. bearers listed. Eddie H. Gill Jr. 21 of Lawton died in a Fletcher auto crash. Burial at Highland Cemetery. services conducted by Rev. Gladney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde B. Peters
Lawton
Cox
Lima
Ohio
Edgy, Okla
Lottie Dobbs
Juanita Peters
Ernest Engle
Alva Okla
Harold Ward
Bridgeport
Wash
George Saffle
Germany
Tom Case
Phillips
Tex
N. J. Cremean
Florence
Colo
I. M. Cochran
Northfield
Minn
T. J. Ludwig
Harley
Marlow
Waurika
Ezekiel Lawson
Comanche
Comanche Hospital
Patterson Avenue Baptist Church
Ed Merriman
Comanche Cemetery
Worley
Lawson
Methodist Church
Brinkley
Ark
Oklahoma
Stephens
Jefferson
Suzie Cavel
Fern Dunklin
Yoakum
Texas
Nora Jo Akerman
Fort Worth
Merle
Howard
Jesse
Duncan
Jim
Gilbert O. Halsey
Ethiopia
Brown Funeral Home
Chickasha
Dy Bingham
284Th Air Base
Tinker Afb
Edward G. Burglund
William L. Hambleton
Virgil L. Whittington
William C. Grist
Eddie H. Gill Jr
Lawton Funeral Home
J. W. Gladney
First Assembly of God Church
Highland Cemetery
Gill
Eddie Gill
Fletcher
Billy McCarley
Mager Sales
Emmitt Glidon
Paul Coffman
James Hood
David Newport
Truman Activities Put Harriman In Spotlight
Former President Harry S Truman weighs in on Democratic nominating prospects amid talk of Averell Harriman of New York as a possible candidate. Though he backed Adlai Stevenson previously, Truman says he is neutral and not choosing sides before the convention. Harriman denies campaign obligations yet gains support from Tammany Hall. Stevenson’s status remains unsettled as observers weigh the impact of Truman’s neutrality on the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stevenson
Truman
Averell Harriman
New York
Democratic Party
United States
Adlai Sevenson
Chicago
Harriman
Albany
N.Y
Tammany Hall
Carmine DeSapio
Air Force weighs Sea Master jet seaplane bomber plan
The Air Force may buy four or five Navy jet sea bombers for study, with production models likely to be Navy priority. Gen White noted nuclear power could place water based bombers in strategic roles, while current jets could disperse forces away from vulnerable overseas airfields and surprise enemies with new attack angles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton C. Fay
Washington
Air Force
Navy
Air Force Council
Glenn L. Martin Co
Thomas D. White
Mouse Eats Its Own Weight in Food Daily
The common meadow mouse reportedly consumes a quantity of food equal to its body weight each day. This feeding rate highlights the animal’s high metabolism and energetic needs.
Starfish feature eyes at arm tips for all around sight
A biology note explains starfish possess an eye at the end of every arm enabling detection of light and movement in every direction. This arrangement supports navigation and predator avoidance across their radial body plan.
Prof Makes First Flight A Long One
In Warren Ohio Roger Perreau a 54 year old retired French professor launches a cross country flight toward Paris to test his 1951 Luscombe single engine plane. He flew yesterday from Amityville New York to Youngstown Ohio four hours, then planned to Grand Rapids Michigan for propeller installation before heading to the West Coast and back to New York nonstop. He aims to reach California in two to three days while testing fuel capacity for 24 hours of flight, carrying 120 extra gallons in six tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ohio
Roger Perreau
Paris
New York
California
Amityville
N.Y
Youngstown
Grand Rapids
Mich
West Coast
Perreau
Luscombe
Starlike ascidians hint at reverse evolution says group
The National Geographic Society notes ascidians begin life as tadpolelike larvae with a cartilaginous backbone. As they mature they lose this structure and degenerate into primitive forms resembling fungi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eddie H. Gill, Jr
By Don Whitehead
Tion
the Winnner
AF May Bay
Keele
Keele Organization
J. W. Smith
Lawtonian
Prof
Sears
Kenmore
RCA Victor
Hardy Suggs
11Th
Gore Lawton
Homart