Frederick High School names 1954 class officers
Frederick High School announced its class officers. Senior president Donna Hurst. junior president Alan Walldrop. sophomore president Lyn Fry. freshman president Danny Griffin. Senior officers include LeRoy Rhodes vice president and Tempe Arnold reporter.
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Helen Gore
Carolyn Bates
Bobby Cull
Randall Baewell
Yell
Jerry Jones
June Starcher
Lucy Meaders
Milton Redeker
Wendy Wheeler
Carla Coats
Donald Thorn
Karen Caddell
Junie Herring
Council
Earl Hazel
Lee Gilbert Cockerham
Jim Williams
Carolyn Watson
Berry Stratham
Donald Stevens
Phil Smith
Aggie Yearbook Names Zada Lea Rhoads Editor
Zada Lea Rhoads a Cameron College sophomore from Randlett was chosen editor of the Wichita Aggie yearbook for 1954 55. Bennie Stehr and Malcolm Oswalt faculty sponsors announced the appointment as the staff list followed with Don Cable Fletcher Richard Brock and others filling key roles.
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Zada Lea Rhoads
Cameron College
Randlett
Wichita
Aggie
Miss Rhoads
Bennie Stehr
Malcolm Oswalt
Don Cable
Fletcher
Richard Brock
Lawton
Jack Hawkins
Glenda Moss
Shirley Cramichael
Maxine Mosely
Cooperton
Mary Hines
Tipton
Danny Eppler
Margaret Henderson
Joan Fite
Patti Goodin
Barbara Wernli
Sterling
Burglar Ransacks Downtown Building
Police report a single burglar broke into the City National Bank Buildings sometime Monday night or Tuesday morning. Entry was gained via a basement window. an unoccupied office and a second office were entered with a filing cabinet damaged. No items reported missing. investigation continues.
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City National Bank
Fouts Reappointed to Oklahoma Board of Chiropractors
Dr. L. H. Fouts of Lawton was reappointed to the state Board of Chiropractor Examiners by Gov. Johnston Murray. His new term runs for three years and expires in two thousand eleven.
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Oklahoma City
L. H. Fouts
Lawton
State Board of Chiropractor Examiners
Johnston Murray
Steed to Be Guest Speaker at Local Methodist Meet
Congressman Tom Steed will speak at Bardward Memorial Methodist Church in Holdenville Oklahoma at a Methodist Men's Club meeting on Wednesday.
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Steed
Holdenville
Okla
Tom Steed
Methodist Men’s Club
Bardward Memorial Methodist Church
Grain Market Highlights in Chicago Opening Range
Chicago grain markets show a typical session with open high low and close figures outlined across corn wheat and soybeans. Traders watch supply data exports and weather patterns influencing price direction throughout the day.
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Chicago
Three Deaths In 24 Hours Boost Traffic Toll To 377
Three fatalities within 24 hours raised Oklahoma highway deaths to 377, up from 357 a year earlier. Victims named were Laurente Pearl Loveland, 39, of Stillwater. Carl Maynard Klick, 52, of Oklahoma City. and Maurice Campbell, 14, of Buffalo.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Laurente Pearl Loveland
Stillwater
Carl Maynard Klick
Oklahoma City
Maurice Campbell
Bufalo
Winners At Tipton Fair Are Selected
Winners at the Tipton district fair were announced after Saturday’s events. Top honors included grand champion steer by H L Hutcheson, reserve by Robert Elliott, grand champion barrow by Jerry Herring, and reserve by Johnny Herring with numerous additional firsts and specialties across livestock, crops, baking, canning, and homemaking divisions.
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H. L. Hutcheson
Tipton Future Farmer of America
Robert Elliott
Tipton Ffa
Barrow
Berkshire
Jerry Herring
Chester White
Johnny Herring
Laverne He
Poland
China
Lannie Guthrie
Clifford Hurst
Hampshire
Southdown
Don Swann
Southown
Darrell Sturgess
Johnny Boaz
Angus
Ralph Holloway
Bud Laing
Elizabeth Elsener
Tony Stretesky
Fred Elsener
Carroll Hanes
L. A. Todd
H. E. Dudey
Grover Swartz
James Goodpasture
Laverne Herring
Stanley Dudley
L. B. Pinson
Shee Com
J. W. Wittmeyer
Jack Simpson
Robert Killibrew
C. H. Goodpasture
Jimmie Ripley
Dana Kay Pickrell
Arthur Simpson
Wife Seeks Divorce From Dentist Killer
Detroit wife Edith S. Small filed a suppressed divorce suit against Dr. Kenneth B. Small, the acquitted slayer of his wife’s suitor Jules Lack. The suit, filed after Small’s release from Ionia State Hospital, remains sealed pending open court.
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Detroit
Edith S. Small
Kenneth B. Small
Committee Forms To Plan 1954 American Education Week
A city-wide committee in Lawton was formed to organize the 1954 observance of American Education Week. Members include Lawton Public Schools, Lawton Classroom Teachers Association, PTA council, American Legion, Citizens Council for Education, Lawton Woman's Forum, Chamber of Commerce, and the Lawton Ministerial Alliance. Observance runs November 7 13 with activities such as sermons, school tours, media features, and community programs.
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Lawton
Chamber of Commerce
NEA Journal
National Monthly
National Education Association
Oklahoma Education Association
Clarence Scott
Lawton Classroom Teachers Organization
Scott
G. G. Goodier
PTA Council
Opal Ford
Thelma Talla
Charles T. Waller
Lawton Woman’s Forum
Frank Crawford
Citizens Council For Education
Milton Keating
J. J. Stowe Jr
Ministerial Alliance
J. W. Spencer
Hurst - Benton
Tillman County Fair Parade Opens and Events Listed
Frederick staff reports the annual Tillman county fair began with a downtown parade. Competitions run through Thursday with amateur rodeo tonight at the airport and daily amateur contests. Final events Friday night with an auction to support the fair building. contestants include Grandfield Tipton and Frederick sections.
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Frederick
Gees
Grandfield
Tipton
Hunters Forget Bow And Arrow In Deer Hunt Incident
Chicago police report Robert Baacke 25 and Diana Baacke 24 abandoned bows for hunting with guns. While practicing in their yard the arrow struck Mrs Baacke in the ear requiring six stitches. Baacke joked he wanted to give his wife a sporting chance.
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Chicago
Robert Baacke
Diana
Baacke
Republicans Propose State Redistricting Plan
Oklahoma Republicans push for a ballot to seek redistricting of congressional offices. Dale J. Briggs Dean H. Smith and Senator Floyd Carrier filed the title with the secretary of state. The attorney general has three days to approve or revise, with opponents able to appeal to the state Supreme Court for final title determination.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Dale J. Briggs
Dean H. Smith
Tulsa
Floyd Carrier
Carrier
Secretary of State
State Supreme Court
Rita Hayworth’s Daughter to Inherit Aga Khan Fortune
In Los Angeles attorney Bartley Crum says Yasmin, five, will become heiress to a one fifth share of Aly Khan's fortune under Moslem law once custody and support agreements are signed. The plan hinges on a Nevada court divorce settlement. estimates remain confidential. The Hayworth family is in Glenbrook, Nevada, as proposals near completion.
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Los Angeles
Rita Hayworth
Yasmin
Aga Khan
Bartley Crum
Miss Hayworth
Aly Khan
Crum
Nevada
Dick Haymes
Glenbrook
Nev
First Permanent Washington Settlement Ft Vancouver 1825
The first permanent settlement in Washington, Ft Vancouver, was established in 1825 as a key outpost and trading post guiding early regional development. The fort served as a hub for fur trade and expansion into the Pacific Northwest frontier.
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State of
Washington
Ft. Vancouver
Reds Seek Supreme Court Review On Registration Fight
The Communist party appeals the 1950 act and SACB order forcing registration as Moscow controlled groups. The 1954 Communist Control Act limits party rights and may affect the case. The U.S. Court of Appeals heard arguments last spring and expected a fall ruling.
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Washington
Communist Party
Congress
Moscow
Subversive Activities Control Board
Justice Department
Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Briefs Set For October 21 On Case With New Act
Yesterday for new arguments, starting Oct. 21, on the case and said they should cover, among other things, the effect of the new act on the case. Briefs are to be submitted prior to that.
Prospective Father In Law Denies Union Spark Ignites Fire
In Tokyo Teisaburo Fukuda refused his son permission to marry a 27 year old Japanese girl. The girl was charged by police with arson after allegedly setting fire to her father in law's home yesterday. The blaze required the fire department to respond.
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Tokyo
Teisaburo Fukuda
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