Training Of Scouts Markets To Serve As Cub Chiefs
Plans for training Boy Scouts to act as Cub Scout den chiefs continue at Pack 20 in Whittier area. Wilbur Frenzel selects nine scouts for specialized den program assistant roles for Pack 29. Halloween party scheduled for Oct 24 at Whittier school. Next pack meeting slated for Oct 16, with committee session on Nov 4. Attending were Pack 20 leaders W L Pitts J W Cargill W F Griswold Ira Blumwert Major Fowler Henry Sabine Jr and den mothers from Den 1 through 9.
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Ira
Fowler
Oak
Wilbur Frenzel
Whittier School
W. L. Pitts
J. W. Cargill
W. F. Griswold
Ira Blumwert
Skinny Carter
Major Fowler
Henry Sabine, Jr
R ‘Mra
Samuel Muler
Charles Duree
Cycle Rider Injured In Temple Motorcycle Crash
Sloan Black an 18 year old Temple youth suffered a fractured leg when a motorcycle carrying three riders including state trooper R C Black was struck on a south Tem pie highway by a car driven by Virgil Ray Couch 32 Walters. Passenger Louis Oden 18 and Lynn Heiman 12 both Temple escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan Black
Temple
Tempie
R. C. Black
Virgil Ray Couch
Walters
Black
Louis Oden
Lynn Heiman
Bakers Agree to Shutdown Plan Amid Hunger War Debate
A wide industry vote backed a two month plant shutdown amid bakers push to fight hunger. Harold Krieger sought delay and court action to block closures while Luckman predicted 2,500 to 7,500 workers would be affected and 10 to 20 million bushels saved. A 17 point savings plan urged smaller portions bread limits and substitutions to conserve resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Fund Committee
Dlatillers
Luckman
Harold Krieger
APL International Distillery Rectifying and Wine Workers Union
Krieger
Louisville
Luckmaan Lnter
Markets Across Sectors Signal Mixed U.S. Trading Day
New York stocks advanced on rising steel activity with major issues lifting, while cotton and grains showed steady to firm prices. Wheat climbed in Chicago trading amid rain attention, hogs and cattle varied across livestock markets as Oklahoma City reported mixed results.
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Glange
New York
Chicago
Tvestock
Ill
Iowa
Minnesota
St. Joseph
Sioux City
St. Paul
St. Lowa
Chisago
Storm seeding test pleases officials in AMPA
AMPA Florida October 14 Military officials expressed satisfaction with Operation Cirrus a dry ice hurricane seeding experiment conducted from two B 29s and a B 20 bomber base. The mission dropped about 80 pounds of dry ice into a tropical storm 500 miles east of St Augustine Florida to study weather effects.
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Ampa
Fla
Military
Officinia
Macdiii
Atlantic
Navy
Daniel Rex
Wichita
Kans
Weathern
Florida
St. Augustine
Flo
Vincent Shafer
General Electric
Samuel L. Stein
Army Signal Gorbs
Stock market movers and list of gains across industries
A market roundup shows many industrials advancing, led by American carriers and chemical firms while utilities and consumer goods names post varied increases. Major movers include Douglas Aircraft, U S Steel, General Motors, Coca Cola, and Pan Am Airways with scattered declines noted in Am Tel and Tel and Greyhound among others.
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New York
Am Airlines
T& Am
I Armour and Co
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Braniff Air
Ches and Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Coca Cola
Wright
Douglas Aire
du Pont den
Engle Ploh
Hostman Kodak
Gen Bloc
Gen Foots
Gen Motors
Long Bell
Martin Gl
McKess
Rob
Mid Cent Pet
Mont Ward
Nash Kelvin
Nat Biscuit
Nat Distiiers
NY Central BR Isa
Am Aviation
North Ameria
Northern Pac
Ohio Ol
Ponclard Motor BA
Pan Am Airways
Penney JC
Penn RR
Pepsi Cola
Phlipa Pet
Plymouth Ol
Radio Corp
St. Joseph
Sears Roebuck
Sinerary Oil
Soc
Pacific
Ind
Studebaker Corp
Swift and Co
Tax Co
Tex
United Air Lines
United Aircraft
Episcopal Meet Continues With Diocesan Women
The Episcopal meeting at Saint John's Church Oklahoma City continues with the rector, diocesan promotion head, and women’s auxiliaries from four churches gathering at 4 p.m. in the Parish House. Mrs Louis Nelson of Oklahoma City will address the group on united thanks offering as Mrs Natson presides. Saint Andrew's vestry members led by Henry T Ford are among local officials planned to attend.
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Saint John's Church
Oklahoma City
Pariah House
Louis Nelson
United Thanis
Mra. Nataon Tople
Saint Andrew's Vestry
Henry T. Ford
Tha Mon'a
Ternson Seasion
Mothballs Delay Wool Uniforms at Fort Sill
SO MAN WHATHER, who often acts without orders, hinted to or commanded officials at Fort Sill that wool uniforms will stay mothballed for a few more days despite earlier notes. Oklahoma weather prompts officials to extend summer uniforms until reveille Monday morning, delaying original orders for wool attire.
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Man Whather
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Reveille
Ducats On Sale For Boxing Show At Fort Sill
Boxing officials announced a two day benefit event at Fort Sill on October 20 and 21. Tickets go on sale at Powers Outdoor store with ringside aides at 1 dollar, reserved seats 76 cents, and general admission 50 cents. Proceeds to Army Emergency Relief Fund and Army Relief Society. Fighters from Fort Sill Lawton Sapulpa Sand Springs and surrounding areas expected to participate.
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Fort Sill
Powers Outdoor
Post Boxing
Rings Aide
Army Emergency Relief Fund
Army Relief Society
Foot Sill
Lawton
Sapulpa
Sand Springs
All Night Struggle Stops Destruction of State Dam
Muskogee Okla Oct 14 AP night long work by U S Army engineers and others halted a near total failure at Greenleaf Lake dam southeast of Muskogee after a leak opened at the base near the spillway Water poured through the concrete sent crews to plug the leak with sandbags The effort aimed to prevent complete destruction of the dam Clarence Madden of Lawton was fined 20 in police court on a liquor charge after officers found two pints of whisky in his car during a traffic stop
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Muskogee
Oklo
U. S. Army
Fort Gibaon
Greenleaf Lake
Here
Clarence Madden
Lawton
Nossenalon
Ilquor
Four Motorists Pay Fines After Violations In Area
Four motorists pleaded guilty and paid fines in Lawton Justice Courts after patrols cited them for traffic offenses. Hunter Flansy Gallypar and others were assessed fines of 10 dollars for reckless driving, while Eula Mae Moorr was fined 26 dollars for a separate offense. Capt. C. By Howell and local authorities filed the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Justice Courts
aAtnLa
Hunter Flansy Gallypar
Treo
Franke Deala
Sheth
Angel
Eula Mae Moorr
Howell
Rulon
Shoron
State Pension Hearing Brings little Response
Jelahoma City January 14 AP Only a few elderly pensioners attended today’s session of the public health and welfare committee of the state legislative council. The hearing on threatened changes to old age, widows, and children's pensions drew scant participation from beneficiaries.
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Jelahoma City
Get
Nc Health and Welfare
State Legislative Council
Mdahea
Rendank
Service Station Robbery Probed
Police investigate a Magnolia Service station theft of about seven dollars from the office after entry through a window and door removal. Additional losses include a typewriter from Leonard's Carpenter Shop and items from a car at Fifth and D. Cecil D. Corwin reports missing foreign coins a wrist watch discharge papers and a flashlight.
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Magnolia
Seventh and
Hueglar
Leonard
Fifth
Lawton Soldier Serves In Japan
George W. Jones a fourth grade technician is serving with the Sah Signal battalion in Kyoto Japan. The Jones son of Mr and Mrs Fred C Jones lives at 1710 Andrawa. He enlisted July 1945 and trained at Fort Sill before shipping overseas. He is a motor mechanic in the battalion tasked with signal installation and maintenance in the First Corps Zone of Responsibility. The unit quarters in a former Japanese art museum and is noted for its fine barracks in southern Japan.
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George W. Jones
Fred C. Jones
Andrawa
Sah Signal Battalion
Kyoto
Japan
Gata
IV Corps
Wrst’ Corps
Jones
Fort Sill
Sath Signal Battalion
Missing 13 year old girl Betty Jo Collier sought by police
Few clues emerged in the search for Betty Jo Collier a 13 year old from Tonwlem area missing since Friday. Her father J E B Collier reported the last sighting near Mrs Shoenberger home and books found by Mosechequteh were identified as the girl's possessions.
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Pallca
Lawton
J. E B. Collier
Texas
B. L. Shoenberger
Sam Kosgehequetah
Waconsin
Collier
Mosechequteh
Tonwlem
Betty Jo
Personal notices from Medicine Park and Southwestern hospital
Mrs. Howard G. O Bryant and an infant were dismissed today from Angus hospital. Medical patients at Southwestern hospital include Mrs. William B. Pierce, 901 Bell, Mrs. L. A. Sauls, 204% A, Mrs. John Collins, 2002 Washington, and A. L. Ramsey, 806 Park. Mrs. Fred Thomason, 1414 Columbia, underwent minor surgery today. Recipient list also notes Mrs. Geneva Dupler, 912 Montac, after major operation Oct. 7, Mrs. Robert Royce and infant daughter, 1608 B, Mrs. W. J. Hackett and daughter, 1205 N. 23rd. Miss Yvonne Kidd,ACU student, Abilene, Texas, enjoyed weekend visits from Dolph Kids and two classmates, Miss Yvonne Dogawell and Pat McMahan.
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Southwestern Hospital
William B. Pierce
Bell
L. A. Sauls
John Collins
Washington
A. L. Ramsey
Park
Fred Thomason
Columbia
Geneva Dupler
Montac
Robert Royce
W. J. Hackett
Yvonne Kidd
Abilene Christian College
Abilene
Tex
Dolph
Yvonne Dogawell
Temple
Pat
McMahan
Dallas
Applications Filed For New Business Building
An application was filed at city hall by Elfenbeth Kourt seeking permission to construct a stone building intended for a green store location in the hudiness clalvtnt of that addition. The filing notes the site within local liberty and mentions a forthcoming business premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elfenbeth Kourt
Male Hoo
Eisenhower Departure Date Debate in War Era
Discussion on when Dwight D. Eisenhower might leave the army amid 1948 presidential rumors. War department notes no radical changes in defense or international position since June. Speculation tied to Eisenhower's possible early retirement may influence Kansas supporters and Republican momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
High Command
Tima
Truman
George C. Marshall
Columbia
Eisenhower
Ike
Army
Kansas
Kanland
Manhattan
Aubliene
Gans
Navy Strength Speech by Nimitz Calls for Growth
Nimitz described the United Nations organization as untried and argued that a strong navy will amplify the nation's voice at international conferences and strengthen persuasion. He noted the navy is better than after World War I but warned against complacency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United National Organization
Old Plane Continues Rescue Efforts In Atlantic
Coast guard said a landing in rough seas could keep 70 percent of survivors alive in the North Atlantic for over an hour at this season. A Boeing 514 flying boat owned by American International Airways carries eight crew and 63 passengers per official reports, though another advisory lists 89 aboard. President J Stuart Robertson stated a passenger list was not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bire
Robartson
Plane piloted by Capt Charles Martin of Miami
A report cites Capt Charles Martin, a former U S Navy pilot, as commander of the Longan com eeobertson flight, noting the aircraft had completed a prior round trip over en yisgade and was associated with the Air Liaison unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Yisgade
Longan Comeeobertson
Charles Martin
Miami
Pla
Bererioet
U. S. Navy
Nits
Soviets Offer Open Proposal On Security Council Reform
The article reports a Soviet gesture toward reforming the UN Security Council, noting flexibility in form and language. It highlights openness to constructive suggestions and positions associated with international peace and security as discussed on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Council
Driver Fined After Lawton Route Mishap
Carton E Penick—drunk driving arrest after a one mile north of Lawton highway crash injuring F Ray. Penick pleaded guilty. fined 100 and six months in jail suspended by County Judge G W Iorne. Penick and Ray treated for bruises. Ray to Lawton hospital. both dismissed after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penick
Laveton
Ray
Angus Heapital
Births at Angus and Howesterm Hospitals this Monday
At Angus Hospital Mrs Don KE Elrod of 11 Washington welcomed a baby measuring 10 20. Monday. At Howesterm Hospital Mr and Mrs Clifford Craig of 602 GS announced a 4 pound inch newborn at 6 14 p m Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Hospital
Don KE. Elrod
Washington
Howesterm Hospital
Clifford Craig
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