Scored Boy De Deposited Then Released in Savannah
In Savannah Georgia a young boy was deposited in a bank depository and quickly released after friends persuaded him to enter. An inner door locked automatically trapping him for about an hour until officials arrived with keys. The incident occurred as the boy wandered inside the bank.
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Willhdeawr
Lovds Bank
Femiell
Lin Tee Cual
Alvis
Robart
Robert
State Advances in Highway Building Amid Funding Contention
Reported state ranking changes show Oklahoma climbing from 11th to near the top in highway construction mileage as of May 31. Federal aid allocations and under construction routes are discussed by highway officials, naming states and miles, with several textual errors left from OCR.
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City
Juneard
Oklahoma
Clahoma
Hattway
FL Bo Bailey
Vestas
Kansas
Georgia
Town
Carolina
First Calf From County Herd Sire Program Praised
Clyde Cassady owner and Latta High School senior lauds the county herd sire program after his first Guernsey calf from two cows bred to registered sires. He notes higher milk production, with daily yields rising from about 32 to 40 pounds, and plans to expand his dairy herd.
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Latta
Pontoier County
Clyde
Avin
Austell Gascady
Cassady
iNews
5 & @ Clothiers
Pontotac Jelly
Uxsews
Expanded Sewer System Plan Now Taking Shape Here
Ralph Delaney, engineer, surveys the sanitary sewer lines and plans to remove pilings for an anticipated expansion over the next thirty years. Plans call for drainage of Watership Basin into a disposal plank, with districts along the watershed slated for new sewer lines and potential city-wide improvements.
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Ely
Ada
Ralph Delaney
Wandina Pou
Dew Janey
Gall- Lorie Weintand
Tintaby
Thom
Mtr
Delaney
Cire Manwee Flint
Three youths plead guilty in Ku Klux Klan cross burning case
In Gaffney South Carolina three youths aged 17 pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct stemming from burning a cross in a residential area. Magistrate Rawley Woolen fined John Cast, Gilbert Jennings, and Billy Marlin $100 each, suspending most of the penalties on probation for 30 days and a pledge to avoid gang activity.
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S. C
Dune
Pilbert Jennings
Billy Marlin
Rawley
Lawton Approves Rent Decontrol Lawton Action
Lawton city council passes rent decontrol after a public hearing with minimal opposition. Mayor R E Glenn will sign and forward to Governor Roy J Turner, who is expected to approve and send to Washington for final action. The meeting drew many speakers but only one objector.
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Linton
R. E. Glenn
Roy J. Turner
Turner
Washington
Road Work Planned In Oil Center and Bebee Area Soon
Work planned to upgrade highways near Oil Center and Bebee includes three miles north of Oil Center to Oil Center and half mile to a highway, plus two miles east from Oil Center then two miles south to another highway. Estimated cost is $115,765.62 with grade drainage surface course and two bridges. Curtis Bailey director state highway commission announced bids to be received.
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Bll Bailey
State Hintw
Virgel
Medlock
Oil Center
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O} Center
England Cannot Be Self Supporting Says British Official
Sir Harley Shawera, Britain's attorney general, told a Stillwater audience that England has never been self supporting and never will be. He cited wartime economic shifts after World War I and Britain’s reliance on foreign commerce, noting a 25 percent drop in wealth due to selling overseas holdings.
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Oklo
Harley Shawera
Great Britain
Oklahoma A
England
Sir Hinculey
Indians Claiming Fort Reno Grounds
An Indian tribes attorney told the House Indian Affairs committee that the 8506 acre Fort Reno tract was taken by executive order with an implied return after military use. Legislation is under consideration to restore the land to the Cheyenne and Arapaho. The land recently moved from the Army to the Agriculture Department which intends cattle breeding. A proposed trust would place the land for Indian grazing use while the city of El Reno would gain a stake in the plan. In separate notes, William A. Reynolds becomes Stigler city manager on July 3 to replace resigning Robert Bailey. He previously served as assistant controller for Osage Baptist University in Shawnee.
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Fort Reno
el Reno
Okla
House
Indian Affairs
Army
Department of Agriculture
Stigler
Wiliam A. Reynolds
Robert ©. Bailey
Reynolds
Oslehgera Baptist
Shawnee
July 6 Pay Day Bargain Event Returns to Ada
Ada shoppers look to the citywide bargain event starting the first Wednesday of every month. The program, popular with Mrs. Ady Shopper, promises savings after the long weekend with anticipated discounts and guided shopping plans.
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Ady
Missiles Hit Crowded Shanghai District in Bombing
Nationalist bombers struck the Chapel district of Shanghai killing at least two and injuring more than ten. Rescue teams pulled injured from rubble as planes loosed bombs for over an hour. Reports vary on the number of raiders from two to six with bombs falling near Lunghwa Airport and along Mar Road.
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Lunghwa
Hospitas
North Raise
Mar Road
Ris Seymour Topping
Associated Press
Sity
Lunghes
University of Oklahoma elected to Nuclear Institute
The University of Oklahoma has been elected to join the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies, announced by President George L. Cross. The 24 member schools include Oklahoma, with Dr Lawrence Snyder named as the university’s council representative. Chartered in 1946, the non profit institute funds prizes for top papers and supports research across nuclear sciences. The note also mentions the U S airmail service handling over 300 000 letters daily.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
George L. Cross
Cross
Texan _Johnson
Oak Ridge Public Information
Lawrence HL Snyder
University of Oklahama
Institute
Memer
Aftami¢ Energy Laboratories
St Qak Ridge i
Fiecity
Coal County Rejects Hospital Bond Issue
Coal County voters reject the 30 000 bond issue for a Coalmate hospital by 1204 to 762 amid long debated plans. County officials say this first bond defeat followed previous slim margins on other questions. Hospital committee stated thanks to supporters and affirmed belief Coal County will have a hospital in time.
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Tny
Coal County
Coalmate
Hatchery chief touts bass boom in Oklahoma waters
H.C. Topel, director of the federal fish hatchery near Tishomingo, reports bass production has risen tenfold in recent years. The facility, run by the Federal Fish and Wildlife Service, spans 39 acres at Pennington and, with Okla. state hatcheries, seeks to curb overstocking while boosting pond yields. Topel cites stocking figures rising from 65,000 to over 900,000 bass and other species and notes potential to harvest about 300 pounds of fish per acre with fertilized ponds.
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Federal Fish Hatchery Worth of
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Ader Lions
Clu
Oklahoma
Topel
Yellowstone
Federal Fish and Webste Service
Department of Interior
Pennington
Tope
Federal Hatchery Works
Canpevelian
Durant
Chickasha Rodeo Plans Controversial Rodeo Jail
In Chickasha during the week of July 11, rodeo officials plan to build a rodeo jail. Cowboys and riders without proper attire may face confinement or punishment under local enforcement plans.
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Chickasha
Oklahoma Traffic Toll Rises With Eight Weekend Deaths
Oklahoma endured eight weekend traffic fatalities with a ninth victim in Massachusetts. Names include Connie Sue Ewy, Erick Thomas Jr., Warren Evans, Dale Graves, Robert Burton, Geary Doc Marler, Donnie Melvin Stepp, and John Joseph Goode. Lieutenant Gene White was killed in Massachusetts. The toll lifts the year’s traffic deaths to 250, 45 more than last year at this time.
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Harold Ewy
Perry
Erick Thomas, Jr
Negra
Colbert
Warren Dale Evans
Carmargo
Dale Graves
Taloga
Robert D. Burton
Gene Ric White
Oklahoma City
Falmouth
Otis Field
Mice War in the Pantry Ends in Trapping Chaos
A humorous household tale describes a resident's battle with relentless mice in the kitchen pantry. The narrator tries deterrence, then a cheese trap, then a failed meat-and-mourning spree as the mice persist, prompting escalating, comic methods and eventual capture.
Newspaper Throw Contest at Ada Playgrounds
The Ada Playgrounds host a newspaper throw contest this week inviting boys to throw folded newspapers for accuracy. Three throws count toward a final score with potential future carrier benefits noted. Students from Glenwood High volunteer to work on playground repairs and improve the field as part of community efforts.
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Bnet
Hhaseholt
Ada
Ada Police Alert for Heavy Fourth of July Traffic
Ada police go on alert for a busy Fourth of July weekend as travelers flood the area. All days off canceled, extra patrols and full crews on duty around the clock to manage increased traffic and assist motorists. A signal at Main and Mississippi will be watched, with officers guiding drivers during peak hours until repairs arrive. Police Chief Smith urges careful driving and adherence to traffic laws.
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Ada
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Ben Montgomery Dies in Texas at 92
Ben S Montgomery, 92, father of Miss Gertrude Montgomery, died at home in Whitewright Texas after a long life as farmer, merchant and land owner. He was born in Jackson County and served as choir teacher at the First Presbyterian Church for over 40 years. Survived by daughters Mertie Boone Ada Miss Fountain Kimbell Gaoss beak Mrs Herbert Bradshaw Xbilene Tom Montgomery Finnvsville Julian Montgomery Austin and 16 grandchildren. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church Whitewright Tuesday with burial in Whitewright Cemetery.
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Counterfeit Money Haul Near White House Seized
Secret Service agents seize nearly $400,000 in counterfeit cash in an office suite near the White House. Four men and a woman were arrested as investigators linked the operation to a wide spread passers network. The suspects admitted producing and passing the notes tied to a rental office space and a forged duplicating setup.
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World Bank
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Cousins Drown While Wading in Little River
In Soaman Oklahoma on June 28 two young cousins Thelma Mulder age 16 and Evelyn Mulder age 14 drowned after wading in the Little River near here. Their uncle Bogus Le Spencer reportedly jumped in to help but the girls fell into a dog hole. The bodies were recovered several hours later.
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Okla
Jume
Young Cousing
Little River
Here
Thelma Mulder
Soran
Evelyn Mulder
Kiowah
Losfleors
Bogs le Spencer
Du Pont General Motors and U S Rubber Face Antitrust Suit
An antitrust suit contends Du Pont General Motors and U S Rubber used coercive mergers and exclusive dealing to control markets. It seeks court orders to transfer control of stock, cancel licenses and contracts, and unwind cross ownership in key chemical and automotive firms.
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Page Car
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Gontrasiner
du Pont Company
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General Motors
Ethyl Corp
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