Sparks Attacks Gary Over Oklahoma Tax Structure
Oklahoma City Republican gubernatorial candidate Reuben Sparks accused Raymond Gary of hoodwinking voters by praising the state tax system. Sparks argued Oklahoma loses population while neighboring states gain, criticizing Gary’s stance and abandoning his support for right to work. Campaign plans include Woodward barbecue and Durant rally, with U S Senate hopeful Fred Mack scheduling Oklahoma City events.
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Oklahoma City
Reuben Sparks
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Sparks
Henryetta
Gary
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Woodward
Say
Senate
Capitol
Sen
Robert S. Kerr
Durant
Fred M. Mack
U. S. Senate
Kerr
Campaign planning meeting at United Fund office
A fragmented report outlines a planning meeting at the United Fund office with participants from multiple service clubs. Names listed include Bob Gillis, Mrs. Dixie Scruges, Francis King, Harold Wilson, J Olen Conner, Zeke Horne, Walt Hutchins, George Lewis, Ewing Gafford, Billy Paul Galyon, George Barber, Vernon Howell, George Dent, Prosser, Altrusa, Bill Ritzwalter, Warren Wolverton, and the United Fund president.
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United Fund
Bob Gillis
ABC Club
Dixie Scruges
Francis King
Harold Wilson
J. Olen Conner
Downtown
Kiwanis
Zeke Horne
Walt Hutchins
Northwest Kiwanis Club
George Lewis
Ewing Gafford
Lions Club
Billy Paul Galyon
George Barber
Optimist Club
Vernon Howell
George Dent
Rotary Letteens
Contend Prosser
Altrus
Paul McClung: Texas ranch life fuels prolific writing
Paul McClung, a longtime Constitution Press staffer and former Columbia student, now writes as a free lance author from a 2000 acre Texas ranch near Req river. He and his wife Jerry live with children Jeanne and Mike, balancing work with horseman duties and ranch duties on the family spread near Wichita Falls.
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Paul McClung
Constitution
Paul
Jerry
Jeanne
Mike
Req River
Wichita Falls
McClungs
Hospital Births and Admissions Reported in Southwestern News
A clustered hospital brief lists births across towns including Apache Duncan and Marion. Notable entries show twins born Sept 8 at 2:18 and 2:22 am with weights 6 pounds 12 ounces and 5 pounds 2 ounces, plus numerous admissions and discharges including surgeries at Blair Duncan and Mangum facilities. dates span Sept 2 to Sept 8. Names include John Palesano and Mrs Kathryn Hafner among many patients and staff.
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John Palesano
T. W. Beaucamp
Indiahoma
Joseph F. Mathis
Hollis
Kathryn Hafner
Oak
Say Dee Neely
Fuschia Cason
Summit
James Henderson
Garfield
Hawkins
Blair
J. C. Moore
Lawton
Mayes
Duncan
Nora Brindle
Ola Golden
Park
Sur
R. L. Beaucamp
Robert L. Kruse
Ferris
Kiowa Longhap
Carnegie
Lemmie
Munces
James
Hamilton
Lee
Nathaniel
Mitchell
Glen Kading
Grant Neuteboom
Bill Patterson
Fred Patterson
Mountain Park
James Freeman
Hubert Jackson
Betta
Lazo Gonzales
Monroe
Timothy Donovan
Fort Sill
Charles McLean
Wesley Moss
Robert Gregg
Mangum
Georgia Priore
Midland ‘Hotel
City Council Bids On Automobiles Paving and Ditching
Council discussed bids from five local auto dealers on three police department vehicles with varied specifications. Street committee to act on two culvert bids for Ash avenue drainage and study bids for N 22nd paving. Advertising planned for old Chickaline club building and for ditching machines and welding torch for water dept. Planning commission to consider Fort Sill Blvd 1900 block land zoning as business. Reports on core tests for paving showed one small private district strip failing strength.
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Police Department
Oits
Ash Avenue
Harold Redding and Associates
Poston Construction Company
N. 22Nd
Maddox Asphalt Company
Superior Paving Company
Chickaline Club
Lake Lawtonka
Water Department
Club
Chickasha Oil Mill Company
Planning and Zoning Commission
Fort Sill Blvd
Council
Attlee relays impressions of China trip and tense governance
The narrative covers travels through Peking, Manchuria, and Beijing’s Forbidden City with Prime Minister Chou En-lai, a Pakistan reception, and discussions on law versus government. The author notes frequent toasts, a party atmosphere, and a critical view of Chinese judicial independence versus state policy.
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New Delhi
Copenhagen
Chou En-lai
Forbidden City
Pakstan
Hidi
Pakistan
Hici
Commonwealth
Russia
China
Manchuria
Peking
Canton
Hong Kong
Chou Enlai
National Assembly
Britain
Recreation Survey Of Lawton Elder Citizens Slated
The Lawton Fort Sill Recreation Council and the Altrusa club will survey elder residents to identify desired recreation programs and form age grouped clubs. Over 200 homes will be visited to gather data on interests and potential group activities, with references to a future Golden Ages program.
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Lawton
Latha Hi. Prosser
Lawton-Fort Silk
Lawton Woman's Forum
Altrusa Club
Fort Sill Kindergarten Opens Enrolment Next Monday
Fort Sill Tots begin kindergarten classes Monday with enrollment lists showing four year olds filled and five year olds still able to enroll. Two teachers with kindergarten qualifications head the staff led by supervisor Mrs James Pierce. Tuition is 12 dollars monthly, non profit funds go to improvements. Capacity targets four year olds with up to 25 students per class across sections by age. Operating committee is chaired by Mrs Robert Williams with officers Mrs Gordon Isenberg secretary Mrs John Guthrie treasurer and Mrs Irvine Apnieton purchasing head.
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Fort
Fort Sill
James Pierce
San Francisco State Teachers
Youth Activities Council
Ing
Tly
Robert Williams
Gordon Isenberg
John Guthrie
Gerhart Romstedt
Irvine Apnieton
Planes and artillery mark tense Quemoy crisis amid island bombardment
U S Secretary Dulles to visit Formosa as Nationalists report renewed Communist bombardment of Quemoy. Intelligence notes large Communist forces in Fukien province while Amoy and nearby islets endure air and sea attacks. Nationalist and Peiping broadcasts clash over casualties and aircraft losses.
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Formosa
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Quemoy
Chane
Chang
Fukien
Amoy
Defense Ministry
Hong Kong
Inchkilda
Royal Navy
Aesman
Williamson and Co
Red China
Peiping
Sayres Welcome Baby at Stillwater Hospital
Rev John Sayre and Mrs Herwanna Sayre announce the birth of their son at 8 a.m. at Stillwater Hospital. Grandparents Mrs G F Harrouff of 908 Eighth and others are advised. The mother is the former Miss Harrouff. The couple has two older children, Barbara Ann aged three and Ricky aged two.
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Allen Douglas
John Sayre
Stillwater
Stilweter Hospital
G. F. Harrouff
Sayre
Herwanna Harrouff
Barbara
Ann
Ricky
Brig Gen Mace Visits Fort Sill Before Korea Assignment
Brig. Gen. Ralph R. Mace, former Director of the Department of Communication, Artillery School, visits Fort Sill for a five day orientation before departing Tuesday for a new post in Korea. He recently served at Fort Monroe and Fort Sill, with World War I expansion duties and combat service in Europe.
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Ralph R. Mace
Department of Communication
Artillery School
Fort Sill
Korea
General Mace
Chief of
Army Field Forces
Fort Monroe
Lawton
Department_ of Communication
Europe
Sill
Mace
Army Field Forces Board No. 1
Industial College of the Armed Forces
Infantry Division
V Corps
States
Office of the Thief of
Fort Sill sergeant stages death by own action to scare wife
A Fort Sill sergeant attempted a death by own action to frighten his wife. He bought a .22 pistol, fired once but failed to shoot himself, poured ketchup on the scene, fled, and was arrested minutes later after being reported by a landlord. The incident ended with authorities taking him into custody.
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Fort Sill
1000Lock
Soldier reported 'better' after back injury
Cpl. Launa W. Mays, 22, Fort Sill Army Aviation School student, injured in a helicopter incident in Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Tuesday, is not on the serious list. Public Information Office said she suffered a back injury and it was not thought to be serious.
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Launa W. Mays
Fort Sit
Army Aviation “School
Wichita, Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Public, Information Office
Mays
PIO
Lincoln School
Herb Thomas
Central Baptist Church
Igh
Richard T. Hopper
Pasor
John Shoemaker
LeRoy Repent
Anh Eac
Hardy Suggs Music Company
Leister
Shiemaker
Glen Dutcher
Dewey Exits Run Rumors Fade as Ives Backed for Governor
In a televised address former Governor Dewey signaled no run for office and backed Sen. Ives as an excellent governor while declining immediate decision. He praised the Thruway, education, and anti discrimination efforts, dismissing cabinet talk and urging GOP convention guidance. Democratic leaders accused the speech of mere political positioning and demanded equal air time for rebuttal.
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Dewey
Trawal
U.S
Irving M. Ives
Eisenhower
Thomas Jr
Rugged Sumal
Albany
Denver
Rotary James Hi
New York
George Clinton
Buffalo
New York City
Richard H. Balch
Balch
Last Rites For Mrs Ina Kensell Held At Highland
Funeral rites for Mrs Ina Kensell 76 were at 10 30 a m with Rev Elbert Whitwell of First Christian officiating. Burial followed in Highland cemetery. She died Tuesday after a long illness in a local rest home. She had resided here since 1901. Further readable names include Pettionny Newt Gapt Perry Moss and EE Bean.
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Ina B. Kensell
Elbert Whitwell
First Christian Church
Highland Cemetery
Kensell
Bae Fiaan
Newt" Pettionny Newt
Perry Moss
EE. Bean
Markets and bids across towns show mixed livestock and school contracts
The report lists market receipts across multiple towns with cattle prices and load values, plus bids for school projects, including windowyork and stadium meters. It notes a district bid controversy over instrument contracts and a board decision favoring teacher input for purchases.
Cameron College Begins Classes With Enrollment Climb
Cameron Aggies rang in the new term as classes started this morning with 515 students in attendance. Registration continues and total enrollment is expected to exceed 550, while 25 additional students are pre enrolled and awaiting schedule pickup.
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Cameron Aggies
Man Charged With Burglary After Stolen Radio Pawned
Dave Chancey aged 28 was charged with second degree burglary after a radio stolen from Burton Smith home at 302% C was pawned. Chancey was arrested following the pawn incident. A stray line about a chameleon tree toad is unrelated filler.
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Dave Chancey
Ty Attorneyville Redmat
D. Chancey
Burton Smith
Indo China Treaty May Boost UN Charter Framework
The document upholds United Nations charter principles, supports equal rights, and may strengthen the economic framework of the treaty. It underscores global cooperation and a commitment to shared benefits amid diverse national interests.
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United Nations
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