Forecasts See Record Season In Yale Buying
New York AP report notes merchants anticipate a record Christmas season with sales up to 83 billion, 2 percent higher than 1962. Retailers push early catalogs and longer hours to offset five fewer shopping days before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Retail Merchants Association
Value Line Investment Survey
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Spiegel, Inc
Aldens, Inc
Steer Brings $7.10 A Pound At American Royal Auction
George the grand champion steer sold for 7.10 a pound at the American Royal Live Stock Show in Kansas City. Owner Judy Houtman, a Wisconsin student, netted 6922 dollars as Fred Wolferman's Inc. bought the Hereford. Grand champion lamb and barrow also sold at 7.10 and 4.15 per pound respectively. Gallant Lady the winning Thoroughbred at the Royal Horse Show was slated for a 20000 dollar sale to a Boston buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
George
Judy Houtman
University of Wisconsin
Fred Wolferman
Edwin Rhoda
Chenoa
Ill
George W. Jayne
Palatine, Ul
Boston
OU Medical Students Win Top Awards at OU Med School
Medical students from Tulsa Ada and Carney won major scholastic awards Wednesday at the Alpha Omega Alpha honors convocation at the University of Oklahoma School of Medicine. Fisher of Ada received the Coyne H Campbell award and the Pfizer scholarship. Tucker of Tulsa won the Everett and Roche awards. Carney’s Bobby Anthony earned the Lowry award. Halsted of Carnegie won biochemistry first year work. Sherman Laboratories library scholarships went to Freeman Lemmons Whitsell and Worley.
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Oklahoma City
UPID
Tulsa
Ada and
Carney
Alpha Omega Alpha
University of Oklahoma School of Medicine
Coyne H. Campbell
Robert Darryl Fisher
Ada
Fisher
Pfizer Laboratories
Richard Paul Tucker
Mark R. Everett
Roche
Tom Lowry
Bobby Anthony
Alexander PD. Everett
Carroll Eugene Halsted
Carnegie
Sherman Laboratories Medical Library
Coy Freeman
Joyce Jean Lemmons
McAlester
Irene G. Whitsell
Stillwater
Robert E. Worley
West Palm Beach
Fla
First Iron Ore Shipments From Minnesota Deposits Made
In 1884 the initial iron ore shipments departed Minnesota’s vast ore beds marking a key milestone in the state’s mining era. The report notes early transport and the opening of a new natural resource sector influencing regional industry.
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Minnesota
Billboards and Plays Highlight Local Arts Scene
Through the week Lawton High plans two busloads to a Marais and Miranda concert at OCW. Maurice Chevalier leads an April in Paris Ball on Oct 27. Ticket sales rise for Mary Mary at McMahon Oct 24. Arts groups report strong responses from Altus Duncan Snyder and others for Broadway, opera, ballet, and TV hour appearances by Fabray Della Casa Gedda Siepi and Janis.
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Otpourri
Lawton High
Marais
Miranda
OCW
Ira Jean Snow
LHS
Maurice Chevalier
Paris Ball
McMahon Auditorium
Margaret Puttman
Devyse Montgomery
Duncan
Lara Cull
Joe R. Tilley
Frederick
Stanley McAlpine
Steve Conatser
Callaway Buckleys
Fred Mack
Altus
Ralph Walker
Ralph Johnstons
Grandfield
M. E. Leckie
Snyder
Broadway
Nanette Fabray
Lisa Della Casa
Nicolai Gedda
Cesare Siepi
Byron Janis
Bell Telephone
Sandra Wade
Wedgewood Dinner Theatre
Williamsburg
Eisenhower High
National Thespian Society
Dave McClung
Central Junior High
Robert Ward
Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra
the Crucible
Cameron College
Candors
Bruce Winters
Hunter Timmons
Ronnie Means
Varel
Bailly
Anadarko
Washita Valley Fine Arts Association
Lawtonians Attend State Credit Conference in Enid
Three Lawton residents will attend the annual state credit convention in Enid from Friday to Sunday at the Holiday Inn. The Retail Credit associations Credit Women's Breakfast clubs Collection Service division and Associated Credit bureaus of Oklahoma host the meeting with about 300 expected attendees.
Hodgepodge Across and Down Word Puzzle List
A mixed crossword style list presents across and down clues with varied lengths. Entries include references to natural and unnatural courses, mythic and biblical figures, apparel materials, and planetary terms alongside common words for daily use.
Don’t Abuse Your Nose It Must Last A Lifetime
The nose is a delicate organ with rich blood vessels and a sensitive lining. Sneezing, picking, nose drops, and excessive inhalants can cause bleeding, infection, or permanent damage. Blowing gently and using mild salt water helps clear mucus without harm, preserving smell and safety.
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American Medical Association
Secretaries Set Meeting Monday
Carl D. Harris area supervisor of Farmer's Home Administration will speak Monday at the Lawton chapter meeting of the National Secretaries Association. He will discuss FHA programs and their impact on the economy. 6:30 p.m. at the Hotel Lawtonian. Reservations by 10 a.m. Monday to Mrs. Naomi Bigbee EL5-2691.
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Carl D. Harris
Farmer's Home Administration
Lawton
National Secretaries Association
Harris
Hollis
Okla
FHA
Lawtonian
Naomi Bigbee
Rumage Registers as Sophomore at Oklahoma Christian
David K. Rumage son of Mr and Mrs E C Rumage of 906 Roosevelt has registered as a sophomore at Oklahoma Christian College in Oklahoma City.
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David K. Rumage
E. C. Rumage
Roosevelt
Oklahoma Christian College
Oklahoma City
Theft and Vandalism Reported in Lawton Incidents
Lawton police checked four thefts and a vandalism incident during a light activity period. The Crossland Auto Glass Company lost about 60 dollars from a rear cash register. A Phillips service station cigarette machine was rifled, stealing cigarettes and coins, and a box of wrenches was taken. A tire was stolen from J. W. Noel’s 1964 Ford at his Euclid home. Forty dollars and a check from Tipton bank disappeared from Leister Music Co. A 1959 Buick windshield was smashed at Elmer Thomas Park.
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Lawton
Crossland Auto Glass Company
Employes
2Nd
Columbia
J. W. Noel
No. 5
Euclid
Tipton
Leister Music Company
S. Fifth
George McCombs
Elmer Thomas Park
Police Court Docket Shows Dozens Fined in Municipal Court
Municipal Judge J Merle Oaks disposed of police court cases today listing defendants and fines. Participants include Sammy Rosechequetah Jr Cruz Galindo Aaron Smith Ronald L Klenk Jim McIntyre Walter M Patman Victor S Delk Terrell Ray Coffey Mando Mochella Melvin Shannon Walter R Miller Dornetha Wilson Kenneth L Hartman Thelma F Doubenspeck Jerry C Johnson Jerry L Hurst Bernice M Willis Floyd Pike Fulo Turner Gardner Joe Macios Douglas and others with fines ranging from 0 to 20 dollars and several bond forfeitures plus public drunkenness charges heard.
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Aaron Smith
Washington
Ronald L. Klenk
Oakland
Calif
Jim €. McIntyre
Walter M. Patman
Fort Sill
Victor S. Delk
Lee
Terrell Ray Coffey
Anadarko
Mando J. Mochella
Atlanta
Melvin Shannon
Ferris
Walter R. Miller J
Pol Jerd
Dornetha C. Wilson
Kenneth L. Hartman
Liberty
Thelma F. Doubenspeck
Jefferson
Jerry C. Johnson
Jerry L. Hurst
Court to Rule On Right to Work Vote
Oklahoma Supreme Court will decide if the right to work petition reaches a statewide vote. Marion Opala, referee, finished hearings and will report to the court on petition sufficiency. Labor challenges exceed 100,000 with 77,229 needed to block a vote. AFL-CIO opposes, Oklahomans for the Right to Work supports.
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Hanna-Barbera
Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
Marion Opala
Supreme Court
Opala
Oklahoma Afl-Cio
Oklahomans For the Right To Work Inc
Organized Labor
Labor
William Christian
Lawton Firm Low Bidder On Co-Op Autos Vehicles
Howard Smith Ford Motor Co of Lawton won the bid for a nine vehicle fleet for Western Farmers Electric Cooperative Anadarko. The base bid 19005.26 plus trade-in vehicles led 10 bids and included four automobiles one station wagon two three quarter ton cab and chassis 4 wheel drive pickups one half ton styleside 4 wheel drive pickup and one 4 ton pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Smith Ford Motor Co
Lawton
Western Farmers Electric Cooperative
Anadarko
Korea’s Kisang Houses Draw Comparisons to Geisha Halls
A description notes that Korea’s kisang houses resemble Japan’s geisha establishments, sharing features in culture and service. The comparison highlights parallels in purpose and social role within East Asian entertainment and hospitality traditions.
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Korea
Japan
Coin Club Set to Exhibit at Lawton Fort Sill Meeting
The Lawton Fort Sill Coin Club will host a meeting at 7 30 p m on October 24 in the Artillery room of the Hotel Lawtonian. Bourse tables and coin displays will be shown and area coin dealers are invited, says club president Jack Slaybaugh.
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Lawton-Fort Sill
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Yale
Jack Leffler
AP Business News
Cal
Frank Sneed
Ea Paes
Billboard
Filmland
Audrey Hepburn
Rex Harrison
Warner Bros
Blue Chip
Rock Hudson
Doris Day
Universal
Karl Malden
Bette Davis
Pollyen
U. S
McCord’s
C Avenue
Dial
Ful
Wiest
Ith& B
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
J. Merle Oaks
Sammy Rosechequetah Jr
Cruz Galindo
M. & D. Finance CO
E Avenue
Horne
Sheridan and
Gore
Sizes N&m
Trumocs
BEARS
Dearborn Stove Co
Dearborn
Aia Deco
T-Woods
P” Apes Vera
Aes
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