Oklahoma City Market Report Highlights Cattle Hogs and Dairy
Oklahoma City reports show cattle receipts around 6 500 with grain fed slaughter steers and stockers dominating, cows steadier and slaughter calves scarce. Hog prices rise backing 200 50 Ibs barrows and gilts with sows steady, feeder pigs 12 14. Sheep volumes around 300 with lambs steady at 16 18. Also Chicago butter prices slip and USDA price quotes for wheat, broilers and eggs across Oklahoma markets.
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Oklahoma City
USDA
State Department of Agriculture Today
Guyman
Hooker
Blackwell
Medford
Vici
Clinton
el Reno
Enid
Kingfisher
Yukon
Bison
Frederick
Hennessey
Hobart
Lawton
Broilers
Tulsa
F.o.b
Muskogee
Vinita
Alva
Watonga
Woodward
Laverne
Elk City
Pauls Valley
Northwest Oklahoma
Vin
Crash Kills and Injures Several In Hollywood Blaze
A residential fire in North Hollywood killed and injured residents hours after a christening party. Michael Preston and wife, plus Frank Marchica and Anna Presinzano, suffered severe burns. children John and Patricia Marchica were in critical condition. Civil Aeronautics Administration to investigate.
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Michael Preston
Frank Marchica
Los Angeles
Anna Presinzano
Lyndhurst
N.J
Marchicas
John
Patricia
North Hollywood Receiving Hospital
Mike
Preston
Ida Kaner
William Bates
Ben Storch
Thorne
Joe Ann Burdick
Anaheim
Calif
Hollywood
Johnnie
City council discusses bids and traffic plans for Gore area
Council hears reports on pipe fittings and valves bids, oil and lubricants for city vehicles, and traffic commission study of Gore one way proposal from Fort Sill to Second. Mayor Ellsworth to report on filter plant safety fixes, and Chamber of Commerce thanks message forthcoming. Reports on Bishop School Road graveling and Lawton Co-op drainage work expected.
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Smith
Jess McMillan
Lester McKenzie
E. C. Parks
Blunt Zorger
McKenzie
Traffic Commission
Gore
Fort Sill Boulevard
Second Street
C. R. Ellsworth
State Insurance Board
Chamber of Commerce
Milton Keating
Chamber
Washington
Roy Stafford
Bishop School Road
Municipal Airport
Lawton Co-op
23Rd and
Hudson on Appeal Over Convictions in Liquor Raid Case
Judge Cline fined Mrs. Hudson 75 dollars and jailed 30 days. On appeal a jury found her guilty with a 150 dollar fine and 30 days jail. The district court conviction remains on appeal. She pled guilty in county court to Dec. 2 charge involving 62 half pints gin 14 fifths whisky 389 half pints whisky 20 pints whisky 24 half pints vodka and 12 fifths wine. Liquor was seized by sheriffs deputies in a raid at 715 Douglas.
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Cline
Sheriff's
Douglas
Geronimo 4-H Elects New Officers at Meeting
Frances Weger was elected president of the Geronimo 4-H club at a Monday reorganizational meeting. Other officers include Billy Fred Crow as vice president Mary Bohanan secretary Peggy Baughman game leader Sharon Johnson song leader. Coaches are Mrs. Lee Johnsey Mrs. Glen R. Hastings Mrs. L. H. Werger and Willie Crow.
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Frances Weger
Geronimo 4-H Club
Billy Fred Crow
Mary Bohanan
Peggy Baughman
Sharon Johnson
Geronimo Club
Lee Johnsey
Glen R. Hastings
L. H. Werger
Willie Crow
Fund Drive Shows Increase in Employee Donors and Gifts
The drive reports 299 employees from 11 firms contributing 1847.08, up from 1197.50 by 257 workers last year. Public divisions show average gifts from county offices, with 405 of 492 Lawton Public Schools employees contributing totaling 2432.59. Six new agencies join, as the campaign aligns with Comanche County Red Cross appeal.
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Becker Funeral Home
Bledsoe
Nicklas and Chrisman
Elmer Bauman
ASC
FHA
Soil Conservation Service
Walter Oswalt
Les Contway
Bill Sieg
Northwest Kiwanis Club
Lawton
Dale Thompson
United Defense Fund
Comanche County
American Red Cross
Evans alias Tom Hawkins faces trial for car embezzlement
TRIALS has served six penitentiary sentences on previous felony convictions, the case may be tried at the next term of court. Evans, alias Tom Hawkins, is charged with embez fling an automobile from Lawton Nash Co after being allowed to drive it around the block. The car was found four days later in Evans’ possession in Chickasha.
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Evans
Tom Hawkins
Lawton Nash Co
Chickasha
German General Williams to Visit Army Departments
German General Williams will attend a Wednesday morning dinner at the Officer's Club and then tour the Departments of Tactics and Combined Arms, Gunnery Observation and Motors for orientation. He is scheduled to depart by plane from Postfield Wednesday afternoon and visit the Officers Candidate School.
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Gen. Williams
Officer’s Club
Officers Candidate School
Postfield
Court opens as Arnau trial fills courtroom
The Arnau murder trial opens at 9 am with full seating and a mix of spectators. County Attorney Redman leads for the state while Lawton Burton defends, questioning jurors about bias and the charged man’s rights, as the court plans to reconvene after a potential dismissal this evening and return tomorrow.
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Arnau
Manville Redman
Lawton Burton
Burton, Jones and Sasser
Redman
Burton
Homer Hyden
Finis C. Ewing
Hallie McGinnis
Maynard
Hawkins
Oscar Lock
Joe L. Mitchell
Homer P. Turner
Elmer Howard
van Hale
Sanders
Landers
Princess in turmoil as romance with RAF hero deepens
The 25 year old princess faces a duty versus love clash amid rumors she may end the relationship with the Battle of Britain hero who turns 41 next month. Dinner with Mark Bonham Carter sparked speculation as reporters noted her nerves and stern mood.
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Royal Air Force
Mark Bonham Carter
Townsend
Bonham Carters
Clarence House
London
Newsprint Price Seen Rising as Mills Expand Output
Bowater Paper Corp faces a price rise as directors authorize a nine million dollar expansion to boost newsprint production. ANPA officials warn higher costs could weaken the press, while industry sources note demand and consumption climb with Canadian and U.S. mills expanding capacity 20 percent by late 1957.
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New York
Fox
Bowater Paper Co
Bowater Paper Corp. Ltd
London
A. B. Meyer
U.S
Bowater
Corner Brook
Mid
Calhoun, Tenn
Eric Vansittart Bowater
Bowater Paper Corp. Ltc
Canada
Tennessee
Sir Eric
Richard W. Slocum
Assn
Slocum
The
Philadelphia Bulletin
ANPA
Cranston Williams
Williams
U. S
Mexico west coast floods drown dozens and sweep towns
A Pacific storm drenched Colima Jalisco and MichoacanStates with 40 dead reported in Atenquique and Manzanillo and Colima City submerged Officials warned many villages were swept away as roads were blocked by landslides and floods President Cortines ordered Ceimsa to rush food and medical aid while army and Red Cross prepared rescue flights.
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Mexico
Pacific Ocean
Guadalajara
Jalisco
Atenquique
Manzanillo
Colima City
Jiquilpan
Sahuayo
Caracuaro
Tarantla
Pacific
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Government Export Import Agency
Ceimsa
Army
Red Cross
Judges Fred R Harris and Mary Goddard judge OU homecoming decor
Fred R Harris attorney and Mary Goddard former Constitution writer now in Oklahoma City served as judges at the University of Oklahoma homecoming house decoration contest over the weekend.
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Fred R. Harris
Mary Goddard
Constitution
Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma
Lawton Man Fined $10 For Throwing Wife Out Of Home
Charles Peabeashy of 1104 New York was fined $10 and costs after pleading guilty to assaulting his wife and throwing her from the house. The wife had undergone major surgery last month and remained under a physician’s care. Additional actions before Peace Justice Marvin Cameron included Leigh Allen Ewing fined $20 and costs for speeding at night, Jack William Wheeler fined $25 and costs for reckless driving, and Charles Russell Bailey fined $10 and costs for operating a vehicle without a license.
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Lawton
Charles Peabeashy
New York
Marvin Cameron
Peabeashy
Cameron
Leigh Allen Ewing
Dearborn
Jack William Wheeler
Fort Sill
Charles Russell Bailey
Two Men Released From County Jail
Two men released from county jail Monday evening after serving 10 day mandatory sentences for driving while intoxicated. James R. Fulton 42 Manitou and Sgt. Santiago Martinez 27 Fort Sill pleaded guilty in City court and were each assessed 100 dollar fines plus costs.
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James R. Fulton
Manitou
Sgt
Santiago Martinez
Fort Sill
Baptist Leader To Speak Here
Rev. W. E. Grindstaff of Oklahoma City will be principal speaker at a 7:15 p.m. Thursday dinner of the Brotherhood Fellowship at Central Baptist Church. Leon Calahan, newly elected president, will preside as officers are elected. about 100 are expected to attend in the Fellowship hall.
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W. E. Grindstaff
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Baptists
Brotherhood Fellowship of Central Baptist Church
Leon Calahan
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