County 4-H Clubs Elect New Officers Across Comanche County
Nine Comanche county 4-H clubs elected new officers this week as they plan the year. Listings include Elgin Richard Kleeman president and Indiahoma Judy Ray Roberts president, with multiple vice presidents secretaries song leaders and reporters across clubs such as Sterling Junior Post Oak Mission Flower Mound and Medicine Park.
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Comanche County
Louise Kennedy
Elgin
Richard Kleeman
Charles Spencer
Jamie Sue Price
Glenda McClung
Bill Stephens
Indiahoma
Judy Ray Roberts
Charlotte Gillam
Karen Tomlinson
Sharon Bailey
Carrol Cagle
Billie Jean Carlson
R. B. Lamar
Howard Pierce Jr
Judy Wright
Rt. 1
Lawton
Keith Harrison
Scott
Linda Davis
Shirley Jones
Glen Slaughter
Wandha Davis
Linda Shelton
Post Oak Mission
Jacquetta Parker
Immigrant Boy 8 Rescues Woman From Fire in NJ Apartment
Eight year old Roald Eggleston immigrant from Norway saved a 61 year old crippled woman in West Orange when her clothing caught fire. He beat out the flames and guided Mrs. Ruth Davis to a phone to call for help. She suffered first degree burns to hands and face while preparing lunch.
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West Orange
N. J
Roald Eggleston
Norway
Runnig
Ruth Davis
Flood Ruins Large Mail Haul In Chicago Station
In Chicago Union Station flood during a record rainfall ruined about 3000 parcel post items and three baggage carloads of periodicals. Some soaked first class mail is drying out and legible addressed mail will be delivered. the post office will not assume responsibility for uninsured mail.
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Chicago
Union Station
Norvelle Green Dies During Campaign at 62
Norvelle W. Green a Pryor Oklahoma funeral home operator rancher and Republican state senate candidate died of a heart attack while campaigning in Vinita Oklahoma He was 62 and had gained national attention for his gala birthday parties including a cake weighing as much as he did Life Magazine reported his last celebration Republicans must name a candidate to oppose Democrat Buck Dendy for the senate post.
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Vinita
Okla
Senate
Cam
Norvelle W. Green
Pryor
GOP
Douglas McKeever
Mayes
Craig
Green
Life Magazine
Noma Buck Dendy
Senate Post
Bodies Of Popocatepetl Avalanche Victims Found
Six climbers perished after an avalanche on Mt. Popocatepetl. Two others escaped and were rescued earlier. The victims included two women, marking Mexico's worst single mountain accident.
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Mexico City
Mt. Popocatepet
Mexico
Area Men In Service Fort Bliss trainee Paul Brown
Pvt. Paul Joseph Brown 20 son of Rev L T Brown Walters began eight weeks of Army basic training at the anti aircraft artillery replacement training center Fort Bliss Texas.
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Pvt
Paul Joseph Brown
Rev
L. T. Brown
Walters
Fort Bliss
Tex
Oklahoma graduate earns silver wings as Air Force pilot
Lt. Thomas F. McDuffie 24 son of Mr and Mrs Neill A McDuffie Jr of 1719 Kinyon received silver wings at Laredo Air Force base after 14 months of pilot training in propeller and jet aircraft. He graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 1953 where he helped found the OU Arnold Air Society chapter and served as SAE president and Pi Tau Sigma member.
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Thomas F. McDuffie
Neill A. McDuffie Jr
Kinyon
Air Force
Laredo
Tex
Air Force Base
McDuffie
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Arnold Air Society
The
Society of Automotive Engineers
Pi Tau Sigma
Mechanical Engineer
Integration Case Returns To Court
In Wilmington Delaware the case over 10 Negro students at Milford High School returns to the Court of Chancery. Vice Chancellor William Marvel had ruled Negroes may attend the Milford school and now weighs an injunction to bar the Milford School Board from excluding them. The students had been integrated at term start under a Supreme Court ruling. boycotts and resignations followed.
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Wilmington
Del
Milford
Court of Chancery
William Marvel
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S. Supreme Court
National Assn
Dover
State Board of Education
Georgetown
James Webb
Governor Murray Announces Goodwill Tour Abroad
Governor and Mrs. Murray depart for a three week goodwill tour to Central and South America at the request of the State Department. Murray, fluent in Spanish, will be aided by MARS radio links with Ada, Oklahoma in contact with his office.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
State Department
Mexico
Murray
MARS
Harrall Allen
Ada
Tulsa to End Three Month Sprinkling Ban
Tulsa officials planned to end today a three month ban on sprinkling due to heat and low water pressure in higher areas. The restriction, imposed July 14 and revised to allow even and odd numbered addresses on alternate days, would be lifted.
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Tulsa
Okla
Drought Narrows Oklahoma Strawberry Crop to Irrigated Beds
The Weather Service reports only irrigated strawberry beds survive the drought with about 1,100 acres harvested in 1955 from 1,600 acres last year and a 10 year average of 2,240. New beds won't be harvest ready until 1956. Honey production in the state is estimated at 1,300,000 pounds, up from 954,000 in 1953, with about 50,000 apiary colonies, about 3,000 fewer than last year.
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Porting Service
Drouth
Oklahoma
Worst Flood Hits Northern British Isles Drowns Boy in Glasgow
A severe flood drenches land in Northern Ireland and northern England. In Glasgow a boy drowned after being swept into a sewer by a swollen creek. Streets flood up to three feet as residents travel by rowboat.
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British Isles
Land
Northern Ireland
Northern
England
Glasgow
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