Plans Outlined By Lawton Woman's Forum For Year
The Lawton Woman's Forum outlined plans for the coming year at a Monday board meeting held at Mrs. James A. Black's home. They scheduled a quarterly meeting for Sept 20 and discussed youth activity, including sending Travis Anthony to a national recreational congress in New York Oct 17 to 20. The directors praised Mrs. Warren Wolverton and Mrs. H H Ramey for sponsoring the Lawton Teen Age club with help from Mrs. W A Parks. They voted to send Mrs. Wid wards to the National Council of Women in New York Oct 17 to 20 and noted Mrs. Edwards plans to attend the Herald Tribune forum. The group also planned a Junior Service League for young women and approved charter memberships totaling 320. Dues and initial fees were outlined and invitations extended to Lawton teachers to join.
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Lawton Womans Forum
James A. Black
Forum
Travis Anthony
National Recreational Congress
Qet
Ai-17
New Yorks
Warren Wolverton
H.H
Doc} Ramey
Lawton
W. A. Parks
J. Hale Edwards
Widwards
National Council of Women For United States, Inc
New York
Edwards
Herald Tribune
National Council
Lawton Forum
American Mothers Committee
Golden Rule Foundation
Department International Relations
Oklahoma
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Department Citizenship Organization
Democratic Party
Chicago
Susan B. Anthony
Francen F. Willard
Ita
E. 0. Gibb
W. VW. Godlove
Jess Forbes
Grain Prices Continue From Page One
Grain exchanges to double margins in grain transactions. Margins, the down payments, were discussed as a congressional committee investigated high prices at Providence Rhode Island. Canton Anderson, secretary of agriculture, said the president's cabinet would meet Monday to discuss a price report and the American export program.
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Congressional
Providence
R. I
Canton Anderson
Moncey
Slavs' March Force Moves Toward Trieste at Night
At 1 45 a m a Yugoslav force of about 2000 men and 34 vehicles approached an outpost and gave the Americans five minutes to clear the way for passage to Trieste. U S soldiers stalled by referring Yugoslav officers to American officers of higher rank, then brought up two ranks and other nearby troops.
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Prosseco
Alry
Trieste
U.S
Markets Across America Trim and Trade Data Show Mixed Signals
Chicago butter prices unsettled with varied scores for 173 million pounds. Oklahoma City cattle and hogs show steady to lower trends with calves and stockers steady. New York cotton futures rise. grain ranges in Chicago show mixed closes. Stocks list airlines, manufacturers, and consumer goods with broad gains and declines across sectors.
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Oklahoma Crey Livestock
Oklahoma City
Seventh and Eighth Grade Officers Selected Here
Tawton junior high named seventh and eighth grade student officers for the coming year. Seventh grade president is Donald Wheatley with Paul Grose as vice president, Mary Beth Lund secretary-treasurer, Katy Kay Keathley and Terry Bell yell leaders. Eighth grade president Jacquetta Ballou, vice president Bobby Hillis, secretary-treasurer Edward Hes erdigi Oak, Jacqueline Patterson, and Bobby Mansell named officers.
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Tawton Junior High Schools
A. Richardson
Richardaon
Donald Wheatley
Carl Wheatley
Marguerite O'Neall
Wea- Toy Silk
Paul Grose
Lyle Grose
Euclid
Mary Beth Lund
Harold Gund
Bell
Katy Kay Keathley
John Keathley
Terry Bell
C. C. Bell
Path
Travis Anthony
Miak Muatgabal Lynd
Jacquetta Ballou
H. L. Ballou
Lawton
Bobby Hillis
Fay Hillis
Edward Heserdigi Oak
Jackie Patterson
J. D. Peak
Eugells
Bobby Mansell
Jaunita Mansell
Services Held For M-Sgt Grills W Isbell
Services for M-Sgt Grills W Isbell were held at Fort Sill New Post chapel at 10 a m. He served over 30 years in uniform and died Saturday in a Fort Sill hospital of peritonitis. Col Frank A Pabey officiated with Miss Catherine Stalin as organist. The 2nd Detachment Artillery School group attended and the post cemetery honors were rendered by the 2nd Detachment under Capt John Thompson. Active bearers included M-Sgt DeWitt Freeman and others. color bearers and a dirge by the 97th AGE band completed the service. Becker Funeral Home directed arrangements.
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Fort Sill
Grills W. Isbell
Frank A . Pabey
Chagiain
Muale
Catherine Stalin
2Nd Det
Tibell
Uit
Mien
2Nd
Det
John Thompson
Lea Haynon
DeWitt Freeman
Charles Fowler
Michael Tomczak
Kelley Watson
Nathan Wyatt
Thornes Boman
William Mayberry
Edward Paquette
Bruce Cooper
James Davidson
Claude Way
T-5
Clauda Gash
Marvin Martin
Alex Tomolonis
John Skipper
William Russell
Hartse
Rolf Ilson
CWO
Juventino Atanda
Isbetl
Frank Adler
Adler
St. Louis
Becker Funeral Home
Beer Truck Plunges From Bridge Near Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City patrolmen and firemen battled a blaze after a beer truck fell 30 feet from the Mowcastle bridge southwest of the city. Driver Austin Stevens, 34, reported he dozed and leaped from the cab as the truck plunged. he escaped with minor injuries.
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Oklahoma City
Mowcastle Bridge
Prbrolmen
Austin Stevens
Pleas Due From Burglary Suspect Hicks Eyes Plea
Samuel J Hicks a 22 year old from Waco Texas told officers he planned to enter pleas on two burglary charges this afternoon He allegedly entered Milwvoatt Yond s residence on Aug 28 and stole 60 cents in money a $100 war bond and mugged her by grabbing her purse The second burglary targeted Miss Mary Jo Toy s Euclid Street home same date and involved 60 cents and a war bond Hicks was later captured in Wichita Falls Texas after a Wichita Falls girl reported he tried to coerce her into signing the war bond.
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Samuel J. Hicks
Waco
Tex
Hicks
Milwvoatt Yond
Flicks
Mary Jo ‘Toy
Euclid
Hicka
Wichita Falls
Texas
Aleks
Corea
City Boys Win In Airplane Contest
Duncan hosted an amateur model airplane contest Sunday afternoon near Halliburton stadium. Larry Rose, from Duncan, won the speed event with Lawton’s Jimmy Hubbard taking second. Al Williams of Lawton led the stunt flying portion. Twenty eight contestants from five cities entered, with prizes funded by local sponsors and the Harry Dobbs American Legion post.
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Halliburton Stadium
Duncan
Larry Rose
Jimmy Hubbard
Lawton
al Willams
Bidan Bugs
Duncan Model Club
Harry Dobbs American Legion Post
Woman accosted by driver of gray tan car near Comanche
The state patrol alerted to search for a 55-year-old man in a gray tan 4988 model car who accosted a Comanche resident as she left to shop in Lawton. He followed and signaled on the highway, matching a description of a man reported to have accosted schoolgirls in Oklahoma City. vehicle bears New Mexico plates.
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State Highway Patrol
Comanche
Lawton
E. Gartrell
Oklahoma City
New Mexico
Farm Bureau Plans Drive For Members Meeting Oct 17 in County
Mrs. Damon Watson elected county membership chairman at the county Farm Bureau meeting. Plans discussed for the state wide membership drive and the annual county Farm Bureau gathering October 17. John I. Taylor of the state federation gave a pep talk on costs rising for farmers versus consumer prices.
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Damon Watson
Zella Township
iCrarmmishe County Tarn Bureau
Court House
County Farm Bureau
Stanley Cahn
Mise Esther Green
Maurice Philpas
Rey
Giant Storm Prepare for Wide Reach and Beaches Struck
A giant storm expanding to about 400 miles in diameter prompted 13 to 29 mph winds along Florida's coast from Palm Beach to Melbourne. Jacksonville Beach saw seven foot waves over a seawall while residents sent children to school. Red Cross workers readied for disaster as phosgene-like fumes caused throat irritation. Evacuation plans for 10,000 people were drawn with 100 volunteers, and the national guard stood by on 24 hour notice.
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Ndvisory
Palm Beach
Melbourne
Fla
Jacksonville Beach
Red Cross
Ris
Adolph Gone
Ponte Vedra
Neptune
Atlantic Beach
Jacksonville
Delug
Naval Air Stalion
L. K. Walrath
National Guard
Cable Catch Fish As Well As Criminals From Lake Lawtonka
Police Chief Joe Cable and angler Lloyd Smith reported catching their limits of crappie in about two and a half hours this morning near the old Moraine boat landing at Lake Lawtonka. Lt Tully Pope and W. Wood, fishing for catfish, had no bites, unusual for the respected officer.
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Lake Lawtonka
Joe Cable
Lloyd Smith
Moraine Boat Landing
Pollon
Tully Pope
W. Wood
Townsend Zinks Plan Move to Establish New Home
Mr and Mrs Townsend M Zink formerly of 1342 Arch are moving to Worman to establish a home. Zink recently retired from the army and sold their Lawton home. Mrs Myrtle Rundle of Apache was admitted for observation and X ray after a fall. Mrs Joe Daley was a medical patient at Southwestern hospital. Surgery patients today included Mrs W T Penland Geronimo J A Love Lawton and J H Jonson Route 1 Lawton all minor operations.
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Townsend M. Zink
Arch
Worman
Myrtle, Rundle
Southwestern Hospital
Joe Daley
Cherry
W. T. Penland
Geronimo
J. A. Love
J. H. Jonson
Route 1
Lawton
Arab States Back 20-Vote Bid for Re-Elected UN Chief
A UN election report notes backers including the United States United Kingdom Canada New Zealand and several Arab states for a continental candidate with 20 votes. Spaak, once named as a possible contender, declined the presidency citing a need to return to Belgium in October.
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Boyatt
United States
United Kingdom
Canada
New Zealand
Spaak
Belgium
Dairymen Strike For Butterfat Price Rise In Muskogee
Muskogee dairy farmers began a strike to enforce a 20 cent per pound increase in butterfat price causing a rapid drying up of milk supply. A general two cent per quart rise in retail milk price spread across Oklahoma, with Muskogee wholesale milk price deadlocked and showing no sign of resolution.
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Muskogee
Olln
Oklahoma
Cache Rites Held For A. M. Davis
Albert Marion Davis 79 longtime Comanche county resident died recently and his funeral service was held at Floral Baptist Church with Rev. R. T. Baker officiating. A choir performed and bearers included W. F. Plaxco and A. S. Rice. Burial followed at Cache Cemetery under direction of Cache Funeral Home.
Burglary At Dunbar School Yields $40.75 Theft
Lawton police investigate a theft at Dunbar School where $40.75 was taken. Prof. Samuel Harkey reported the loss as officers reviewed the scene and potential changes to the grade context.
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Dunbar School
Dunbar
Lawton View
Samuel Harkey
Zmay
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Bray
Am Airlines
Am Can
Armour and Co
Atch T and SF
Avco Mfg
Barnadall OW
Wp Bench
Alrea
Beth Steel
Braniff Alrwa
Brown Shoe
Burr Add
Chaos and Ohio
Chickesha
Chrysler Corp
Coca-Cola
Down & Columb
Camwith
South
Cont Motors
Curtiss-Wright
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont
Greyhound Corp
Gulf of AT
Hercules
Powder
Nola Central
Int Harvester
Int Shoe
Tohna-Manville
Kan City South
Kennecott Cop
Liggett and Myers
Liquid Carbonia
sLoew's Inc
Long-Bell Lb
Ohio Oil
Packard Motor
Pan Am Airways
Param Pictures
Penney (Ic
Penn R Rbm
Pepsi-Cola
Phillipa Pet
Plymouth
Pure Oil
Up & Radio Corp
St Joseph
Seara Roebuck
Prairia
Onta
Harry Curmuit
Jimmy Johnston
Mead’s Bakery
M-Sat
Isbell
Wilson and Co
Woolworth
Wilson Canvas Goods Co
Lawton Tent & Awning Co
Lawton Tents and Awning CO
Avenus
City Boys
Farm Bureau
Cable
G A. Goben
Houston
Sirs. M Kennard
Tel
Lawton Tent & Awning Company
Wade Oldsmobile Co
Wade‘s
A. M. Davis
Cache
Maar Robinson
Old Settlers
Cache Funeral Home
DR AL ZL
Avenue A
Earl ‘Drug
4Theac Tel. SZ
Glenn Huffman
Hardware
D Avenue
Guth the Suruiy
Seer
Blom van Modern
Berry's
Berry’s
Erry S Jewelfber
Jones Drug
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