Gold in the Hills at Lawton High Auditorium Tonight
The play Gold in the Hills, sponsored by the Lowery White American Legion post, runs at 8 o'clock in Lawton High School auditorium. Tickets are available downtown. at the door on show night. Cast members are from the Artillery Center Dramatic club with Lt. Col. Hubert Ross directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowery-Whitehead American Legion Post
Lawton High School
Artillery Center Dramatic Club
Hubert Ross
Berlin crisis cited as Western breach of four power pacts
Times and News Times charge the West violated four power agreements by undermining the legal basis for Soviet participation in Berlin. They blame the Marshall-Begin plan and Moscow talks collapse on Western moves and say the UN assembly opened amid this dispute. British sources expect no UN action before Monday to avoid stamping the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Berlin
Noto
Security Council
Moscow
Devlin
Assembly of the United Nations
News Times
Marshall-Begin
Oklahoma Governor Advised Three Action Paths On Segregation Issue
The Oklahoma governor proposed four possible state actions on segregation issues. He suggested a November special session, but favored awaiting the January regular session to amend statutes before enrolment at the university. He warned a special session would be costly and urged deferral if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Turner
Oklahoma
Turner
Cash Jingles and Open Class Results
Eve Wis, adjudged third, Bobby Lewis fourth and fifth in the same class. Carrol Sims and Son with John Sheets east of Lawton won first in the open class with a junior Angus Keifer. Second place for a pair of two-year-old Angus entries including a bull and two heifers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve Wis
Bobby Lewis
Tifth
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices and Closing Stock Totals
Oklahoma City markets report cattle and calves steady to weak with slow demand in other classes. Early sales include 1000 lb steers around 29.00. cows 16.00 to 18.00. stockers 16.00 to 27.00. hogs and sheep with mixed bids. Closing stock quotations list Am Airlines to Woolworth, showing varied gains and losses across multiple industrials and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
USDA
Am Airlines
Can
Armour and Co
Barnsdall Oil
Beech Air
Beth Steel
Braniff Air
Ches and Ohio
Chrysler
Curtiss Wright
Doug Aire
Dupont den
Uh Fastman Kodak
Elec
Gen Foods
Goodyear
Int Harvest
Int Shoe
Ty Johns Manville
Kennecot
Lion Oil
Loews Inc
Pet
Mone Ward
Nash Kelv
Nat Biscuit
Nat Distillers
NY Cent RR
Uy Us
No Am Aviation
North Amer Co
Northern Page
Packard Met
Pan Am Airways
Param Pictures
Ss Penney (Jc
Pepsi Cola
Philips Pet
Plymouth Ql
Pure Oil
Radio Corp
Rexal
St Joseph
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair OU
Sou Pac
Cat
Ind
Stan Oil NJ
Studebaker Corp
Ae F
Swift and Co
Tex Co
Tex
Tex Gulf
United Air Lines
United Aircraft
US Steel
West UN Ua oRh
Wilko
Woolworth An
Bennett Next Friday Chamber Talk by Gov Roy Turner
The week’s program will climax Friday noon with Gov Roy J. Turner addressing the Chamber of Commerce. City National Bank and the Women’s Forum sponsor the event and Chamber officials urge attendees to make reservations by calling telephone 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City National Bank
Women's Forum
Roy J. Turner
Chamber of Commerce
Lawton Council benches several projects and bids
Lawton council debated mayor consent for hiring an engineer, considered a merit system for police and fire, and referred jewelry auction regulation to a committee. It accepted bids for two 1 ton trucks, sewer equipment, coal stoves, and tires, and discussed street lights, stop signs, water restrictions, tank maintenance, and a bicycle rack program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Fox
Lawton Jewelry Association
Charles G. Ogmun
Jewelry Association
Planning and Zoning Commission
L. A. Gilham
Green-Phillips Chevrolet Company
Lincoln Street
Lawton Heights-Williams
Water and Sewer Committee
Flexible Sewer and Equipment Company
Los Angeles
Calif
Woo
Miller Hardware
Lawton
Wu Committee
Eck
Lawton Construction Company
Jim Thornton
Julius Johnston
Airport Committee
W. Simpson
County Excise Board
Roy Johnson
Wardone
Stadium
Dearborn
Green-Phillips Company
Bob Williamson
Ward Two
Medicine Park i
Dink Coombs
Fourth
Washington
Sixth
Garfield
Marvin Cameron
George Hutchins
Andy Crosby
Charles Gallaher
State Highway Department
Sheridan Road
Catholic Service Company
Gallaher
Fields
Buddy Day
Joe Cable
Cable
C. R. Bradshaw
Oklahoma A and M
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoss Julian
Eugene H. Boland
Purman Henderson
Holand
Earl Christmas
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Lawton Oklahoma
Notice is given of the sale of Lots 13 14 15 and 16 in Block 26 of Lloyds addition to Lawton Oklahoma. The sale is set for Monday October 1948 at 10 a.m. at South 16th street Lawton Oklahoma. Executrix Lesh B McCaskill estate of Jatin W Fox deceased.
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Lloyd's Addition
Lawton
Oka
Lesh B. McCaskill
Jatin
W- Fox
Water Program Seeks Broad Conservation and Development Plan
A speech stresses sustaining land and water resources to support crops cattle and timber. It cites potential gains from river development in Oklahoma Texas and the four-state region including irrigation power and navigation to boost industrial growth while warning against losses from floods and droughts.
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Ross
Arkansas
Red River
Oklahome
Texas
Regimiese
Southwest
Federal Reserve Board of Dellas
Corps of
Tulsa industrial growth eyed in regional water plan
Ross and Barnett urge integrated control of land water and resources via interstate compact among four states. Tulsa officials cite rising non farm and manufacturing employment and a $17 million water expansion to Spavinaw and a planned second lake. The Tulsa supply could meet five times current needs with Verdigris river water as a further backup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armyngineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Soil Conservation Service
Department of Agriculture
Southwest Power Administration
Ross
Barnett
Tulsa
Tulsan
Spavinaw
Ozarks
Southwest
Drafting Board
J. G Kennedy
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Fragmentary Piedges Update Hints at Incomplete Agendas
Partial OCR reads like a continuation note listing individuals such as Nelson, Nita, Jeneanne Layton, Scott, Ruth Boil in a community or organizational context. The fragment suggests ongoing coverage or roster details from page one, but lacks clear events or actions.
Home Recipe Promises Quick Fat Loss and Curves
An ad like home remedy claims to melt fat without hard exercise or dieting. It prescribes four ounces of Banex concentrate mixed with grapefruit juice to a pint and two tablespoons twice daily, promising rapid slimming of hips and waist. It urges returning the bottle if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hera
Salang
Wingeiing Weilsht
Banex
Aggre-ettes Pledges Listed From Oklahoma towns
A roster of Aggre-ettes pledges and officers names numerous members from Apache to Walters and Cache. Jon Johnston June Pursley Jeen Dunlap June Baker Ann Long Ramone Tzhsuda and others from Lawton Denver and Duncan appear among the pledges. Officers include Mildred Safely Grandfield president and June Brubaker Grandfield vice president.
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Duncan
Derris Williams
Cache
Jean Hunt
Tipton
Jo Ann Dillard
Apache
Erma DeYong
Pergie Sorrow
Walters
Patt
Harlin
Phoenix
Ariz
Mela Williams
Denver
Jaycee Williams Walters
Mary Cooper
Aggre-ettes
Mildred Safely
Grandfield
June Brubaker
Barbra Harrell
Cityans Enjoy Tea Honoring Mrs Truman and Margaret
Hale Edwards chaired the Lawton Woman's Forum event at City Municipal building’s Zegra room welcoming Mrs Truman and Margaret. Guests included Raymond Fields Lela Wilson Elizabeth Reifschneider Zona Gene Edwards and others as Congressman Toby Morris sang Home on The Range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale Edwards
Lawton Woman's Forum
Secret Service
Jack Moore
M. V. Shaw
Roy Turner
Tracy
Marie
Sha
Okishoma
Head-Cold Relief Promises With Vicks Va-Tro-Nol Drops
An advertising pitch urges instant relief for a stuffed nose from head cold using Vicks Va-Tro-Nol nasal drops. It claims rapid action at the source, easing congestion and improving breathing, and suggests early use can prevent further colds.
Oklahoma Democrats Welcome Truman on Special Train
The president joined a party including Ltate Sen Bill Logan and local attorneys John Thomas and Durwood Mathis for a pre parade gathering. Elmer Thomas traveled to Gainesville to board the train and head to Washington, while Art and Colleen Cavanagh helped host a reception for party faithful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Turner
Washington
Oklahoma
E.le
Yaks Proximate to American Planes Spark Protest
Reported Russian aircraft executed dangerous maneuvers within 109 feet of U S planes and harried the Berlin ferry service carrying about 2 500 000 people in the American British and French sectors. Officials called the incidents among the gravest of ongoing provocations and pressed a strong protest.
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U. S
Berlin
Protest Denounces Soviet Interference with Airlift
The protest charges that prior verbal protests to Soviet authorities achieved nothing. It argues the cumulation of incidents shows neglect and recklessness in Russian flying, with American and British authorities not taking such airlift hampering seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gookin
U. S
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New Pege One
Settlow
Mmoleth
Lawton Tent & Awning Co
Aye
Chicago
Bennett
Council
County Court of
Comanche Cononty, Oxlahome
Fenter
Tire Man
Riverside DeLuxe
Earl
DU Barry Cosmetics
du Barry
Phillips 66
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