Police Probe Burglary At Chevalley Moving and Storage
Police continued investigations into Thursday night burglaries at Chevalley Moving and Storage, 318 S First, where $48 in bills plus three checks and change were taken from a zipper envelope in a top drawer. A separate home burglary at 1003 N 16th involved a rear-door entry and a ransacked residence.
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Chevailey Moving and Storage Company
S. First
Himenokey
W. H. Lacy
T. H. Lacy
Latham
Lacy
Pete Fuller
James Warren
John Moore
T. O. Carson
N. 16Th
Melvin Kelley
Junior Hawkins
Cache Road plan targets underpass and lane changes
The city outlines to remove the Sheridan Cache Road underpass and reduce the center divider from 32 to 16 feet. Mayor Ellsworth says he and merchants support expediting development to resolve whether to expand or remodel Cache Road. Traffic counts show 55 percent go straight, with left and right turns detailing cross traffic and turning patterns during a 12 hour sample.
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Bureau of Roads
Sheridan
Cache Road
Ellsworth
Oklahoma accountants convene as 200 delegates gather
About 200 delegates and wives attend Lawton's two day state convention with panels by IRS officials and public accountants. Sessions cover unemployment law changes and income tax updates while a noon luncheon features George B. Paul of Dun and Bradstreet discussing The Four Million and the accountant's advisory role.
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Lawton
A. B. Gosselin
Earl R. Wiseman
Internal Revenue
J. H. Dyche
Engineering Department of Internal Revenue
Russell W. Harry
Guyman
National Society of Public Accountants
Tulsa
Oklahoma Public Accountant
Glen Summel
Sapulpa Public Accountant
Oklahoma
R. E. Wilson
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Summel
James F. Callahan
Internal Revenue Field
Charles D. Hyde
Internal Revenue Office
Fred W. Johnson
E. J. Reimann
Salt Lake City
Utah
McAllister
Congregational Church
Wichita Mountains
Bert Alford
Darwin Williams
Earl Turley
George Morrison
Cleo Suggs
Darrel Evans
Alfa Sasser
Mabel Jennings
Jack Willis
Basil Cherry
William Addy
George B. Paul
Dun and Bradstreet
New York City
Capcclty
Paul
New Yorker
United States
Big Four debate shifts on radar fences and treaty steps
The Big Four discuss a Western security framework with flexible radar zone estimates of 100 to 150 miles and consultative mechanisms rather than a NATO-like council. The plan recognizes self defense, potential German unification, and phased entry into force tied to NATO membership and unified Germany actions.
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U. S
NATO
Russia
Germany
East Germany
Cityan Joins Navy and Three Take Leave
One man enlists in the Navy this week and three others are home on recruit leave, according to Chief R. E. Barkley. Enlistee is Jerry Allen Weaver, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Weaver, 1008 McKinley, training at San Diego Naval Training Station. Home on leave are Joseph William King, Samuel Lewis Greb, and Robert Ellis Blois, with W. R. Maxwell Jr. visiting an aunt.
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Navy
R. E. Barkley
Jerry Allen Weaver
B. H. Weaver
McKinley
San Diego
Calif
Naval Training Station
Joseph William King
O. S. King
E. Samuel Lewis Greb
Fred Greb
Chattanooga
Robert Ellis Blois
G. A. Blois
Dearborn
W. R. Maxwell Jr
Two More Pleas in Comanche County Court Session
Two additional defendants pleaded guilty in Comanche county court this morning, raising total convictions to 21 in a 33 case docket. Noel Jay Toler of Bethany and J D Rawlinson of Lawton were fined $100 plus costs for driving while intoxicated, while four cases went to six man juries with convictions in all.
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Comanche County
S. R. Harper
Noel Jay Toler
Bethany
J. D
Pete
Rawlinson
Lawton
Harper
John E. Lytle
Thomas Jefferson
Governor to speak at Oklahoma Retail Merchants meet
Gov. Raymond Gary will address the 48th annual Oklahoma Retail Merchants Association meeting on November 8 in Oklahoma City. R. L. Gilbert, city druggist and association president, announced the event as Lawtonians join more than 500 state businessmen for the one day conference. Members of the Oklahoma Retail Furniture Association will also attend. The group, founded in 1907, promotes united action for sound legislation and ethical trade standards.
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Raymond Gary
Oklahoma Retail Merchants Association
Oklahoma City
R. L. Gilbert
Lawtonians
Oklahoma Retail Furniture Association
The
Retail Association
Statehood
Sagebrush air force drill features top jets and aggressor units
Sagebrush directs Maj. Gen. D. W. Hutchison leads Tactical Air Command in a six week maneuver. F100 jet day fighter holds a world speed record of 822 mph and serves as a fighter bomber. F84F carries 4000 pounds of bombs and rockets. B5S7B tactical jet bomber performs day and night bombardment missions. The 4th Armored Division from Ft. Hood acts as aggressor force with foreign language, fake names, specific uniform. No live ammo. battlefield sounds from simulators and blank rounds. Other units include 3rd Infantry Division 82nd Airborne Division and 9th Air Force.
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Air Force
D. W. Hutchison
Tactical Air Command Headquarters
Tactical Air Command
4Th Armored
Ft. Hood
Tex
3Rd Infantry Division
82Nd Airborne Division
9Th Air Force
State Poultry and Farm Prices Report From Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture lists farm prices for wheat No 1 hard near 2.02 in multiple towns, broilers and hens selling in the low to mid teens, eggs steady in mid 30s to 40s, butterfat around 50s, and pecans around 30. Chicago butter prices and Oklahoma City livestock markets show limited trading with scattered quotes for cattle hogs and sheep.
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Aicaienions Cniththeeh
Deiceues
Ted Ancuaeemi
Wee
Waesnds
Cdi Reid
Lee
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Guymon
Hooker
Hobart
Blackwell
Medford
Vici
Clinton
el Reno
Enid
Kingfisher
Frederick
Lawton
Yukon
Bison
Hennessey
Broilers
F.o.b
Muskogee
Vinita
Tulsa
Pauls Valley
Elk City
Woodward
Laverne
Alva
Watonga
Pecans
Shawnee
Chicago
SCSS
USDA
Judge seeks counsel for two men in civil case
Judge Landers said the men need attorneys to advise them of all rights before further action. He met them Thursday afternoon and learned they cannot hire lawyers. He has spoken with several attorneys but must find ones with time to take the cases, noting his own time constraints with a civil jury session and writing instructions when off the bench.
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Superior Court
Blaze Damages Walls Of Home On Monroe Street
Fire at 1511 Monroe damaged a frame house owned by Mrs. Betty Green. Fire Chief Harris Hancock said walls were burned to about two hundred dollars in damage from a blaze that spread between an inner sheet rock wall and the outer wall of the small two room dwelling.
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Monroe
Harris Hancock
Betty Green
Israeli Forces Strike Egyptian Post After Cross-Border Attacks
Israeli troops swept through buildings after silencing Egyptian outposts and room by room searches. One Egyptian surrendered amid ongoing gunfire while four Israeli soldiers were wounded. A foreign ministry spokesman framed the action as necessary retaliation to Egyptian attacks, insisting Israel seeks no gains and will stay on its side if Egypt stays out.
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Egypt
Israel
Radio Club Chili Supper Reservations Due Today
Lawton Fort Sill Amateur Radio club calls for reservations before 6 p.m. today to join the annual chili supper at 7 30 p.m. Sunday at Lake Quanah Parker lodge. FCC license holders are invited to attend.
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Radio Club
Lawton-Fort Sill
Amateur Radio Club
Sgt
W. R. Templeton
Richard Hawkins
Lake Quanah Parker Lodge
Federal Communications Commission
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