Pontotoc County FFA Show Highlights County Bred Livestock
The second annual Pontotoc County Future Farmers of America fat stock show featured animals bred and raised in Pontotoc County with improved entries. Latta’s Dub George Jr led winners in multiple classes including grand champion barrow, with top placings in Hereford, Angus, and Duroc divisions. Final results list champions across breeds and a district show at Wilburton awaits top animals.
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Pontotoc County
Future Farmers of American
FFA
Roff
Ada
Dub George, Jr
Latta Boys
Latta Club
Latta
George
FFA Barrow
Jimmy Rutherford
Vaness
Hereford
Angus
Raymond Holland
Vanoss
Wilburton
Albert Long
Dave Lawson
Charles Maxey
Off
Shrapnel Not Ends Pair's Comeback in Korea
SFC Sammy James and SFC Orlando Moses of the 45th Division endure multiple shrapnel hits in Korea. James told medics to keep his job open and returned nineteen days later. Moses, a former Oklahoma Golden Gloves boxer, was wounded four times and remains active with boxing prospects for the Eighth Army in March.
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Korea
Oklahoma City
SFC
Sammy James
Orlando Moses
Oklahoma Golden Gloves
Eighth Army
Stratford News Update on Local Travels and Visits
Stratford area residents report weekend visits with relatives across nearby towns. Mrs. Brawner Shi and Mrs. K. R. Adams traveled to Oklahoma City for business and Adams plans to sail to Fairford England in early April to join her husband Kenneth in service.
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Brawner Shi
K. R. Adams
Sammie
Oklahoma City
Adams
Fairford
England
Kenneth
Shi
Shawnee
O. B. Conley
Skaggs Family Visits Enid Then Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs John D Skaggs and Dorothy Jean visited in Enid Saturday with Mrs John T Skaggs and her son Virgil Skaggs. They returned Sunday to Oklahoma City and called on Leo Abney and Jack Frantz at home.
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John D. Skaggs
Dorothy Jean
John T. Skaggs
Enid
Virgil Skaggs
Oklahoma City
Leo Abney
Jack Frantz
Ruth Snoddy Visits Mother in Norman This Weekend
Mrs. Ruth Snoddy of Norman visited in the home of her mother, Mrs. W. A. Goodwin, over the weekend, sharing time with family.
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Ruth Snoddy of
Norman
W. A. Goodwin
Sunday visit at the Sales home features Kenneth Ferguson party
Sunday visitors included Kenneth Ferguson and his wife from Oklahoma City visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sales. The occasion highlighted family gathering with extended relatives.
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Tom Sales
Kenneth Ferguson
Oklahoma City
Maupins Visit in Shawnee Home
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Maupin of Shawnee visited in the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Roy Maupin Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Maupin
Shawnee
Roy Maupin
Mrs Louis King Visits Drake Family Home
Mrs Louis King of Oklahoma City visited last week in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs L L Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis King
Oklahoma City
Mrs. L. L. Drake
Harper family departs Stratford for Fort Sheridan
Sgt. and Mrs. C. A. Harper and their two children left Stratford Tuesday for Fort Sheridan Illinois where Sgt. Harper will be stationed temporarily. Mrs. Harper and the children resided with Mrs. Posey during his Korea tour.
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C. A. Harper
Stratford
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Sgt. Harper
Gus Gray Heads to Dallas for Farmers Union Meeting
Gus Gray departed Monday for Dallas to attend a regional Farmers Union gathering. He earned the expense paid trip by selling insurance in the area.
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Gus Gray
Dallas
Farmer’s Union
Gus
Silas Collins and Kate Butler Visit Oklahoma City
Silas Collins and Mrs Kate Butler spent Sunday in Oklahoma City. They attended local events and returned the same day.
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Silas Collins
Mrs
Kate Butler
Oklahoma City
Guests visit Mrs Field include Ferguson Kersey Burnett
Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs Mayme Field were her son Glen Ferguson from Chickasha Greta Kersey of Oklahoma City and Mrs Charley Burnett from Stonewall Glen traveled to Dallas for the National Farmers Union meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Field
Glen Ferguson
Chickasha
Greta Kersey
Oklahoma City
Charley Burnett
Stonewall
Glen
Dallas
National Farmers Union Meeting
Navy Sailor to Return Home Around Mid Month
Mrs. Sam Boatright reports son Jack in the Navy will likely depart Pearl Harbor for home about the 17th of this month. He was recalled from inactive reserves in December 1950 and has served since then, currently traveling between Pearl Harbor and other West Indies islands.
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Sam Boatright
Jack
Pearl Harbor
West Indies
Mrs Jones Hosts Weekend Visitors From Kansas
Mrs Mary Ann Jones welcomed her daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Dallas Bell of Medicine Lodge Kansas, for the weekend. They visited Mrs Jones's mother Mrs S D Chambers of Vaness and a daughter and family Mr and Mrs Lee Mayer of Rosedale on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Jones
Dallas Bell
Medicine Lodge
Kas
Jones
Bell
S. D. Chambers
Vaness
Lee Mayer
Rosedale
Ada Couple Hosts Visit From Stratford Family
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wright of Ada and Mrs. Dan Heath with Charles Willis of Stratford spent the weekend visiting in Oklahoma City with Mrs. Heaths children Mr. and Mrs. Galen Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Alger Lunsford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Wright
Ada
Dan Heath
Charles Willis
Stratford
Oklahoma City
Englishs Visit Bagwell Home Sunday In Byars
Mr and Mrs E O English visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Arby Bagwell in Byars on Sunday. Additional visitors included Mr and Mrs C B Perry of the Galey community.
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E. O. English
Arby Bagwell
Byars
C. B. Perry
Galey
Miss Russell Visits Atoka County Schools
Miss Russell of the Oklahoma School for Blind in Muskogee spends a week in Atoka County visiting schools. County Superintendent Roy Trent says she checks the schools to see how the Muskogee school may assist Atoka County children and examines many students with ongoing eye troubles.
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Atoka
Miss Russell
Oklahoma School For Blind At
Muskogee
Atoka County
Roy Trent
Mrs Fields Seeks Democratic National Committeewoman Post
Mrs. Gertrude Fields of Lawton announces candidacy for the Democratic national committeewoman seat as the term of Kathleen McInerney Gibson of Muskogee ends. Gibson will leave office after the Democratic national convention in Chicago on July 21. Fields, widow of Raymond A. Fields, co-chairs Comanche County Democratic central committee and backed Gov. Murray in 1950.
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Gertrude Fields
Lawton
Chennault Leaves for U. S. Visit After Flying Tigers Command
Former wartime Flying Tigers commander Maj. Gen. Claire L Chennault departs for a three month visit to the United States. He denies Chinese newspaper reports that he plans a bid for the U. S. Senate in Louisiana.
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U.S. Taipei
Formosa
Claire L. Chennault
The
Flying Tigers
United States
U. S
Louisiana
Murray to Decide On Retirement Age For State Employes
Oklahoma City Gov. Johnston Murray weighs a 65 year retirement age for state workers tied to Social Security eligibility after July 1. Departments favor gradual steps toward 65, with 70 initially and 68 later before settling, plans may reduce payroll by about 500 of roughly 19,000.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
Murray
Tax Commission
Stillwater
Capitol
Entries Piling Up For Show at Atoka
More than 50 entries filed by 9 a m Tuesday for the Atoka County Junior Livestock show, ending Wednesday with sales. In charge are Wilson McDonald and Cecil Dowell. judging by Vern Briggs begins Tuesday afternoon. prizes total 200 dollars with fat steer first place 14 dollars and fat barrow prizes down to 1 dollar. Sale starts 1 p m Wednesday at the Atoka sales barn, with top animals partly going to Oklahoma City. Sponsored by the Atoka Chamber of Commerce.
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Atoka
Atoka County
Wilson McDonald
Atoka High School
Cecil Dowell
Vern Briggs
Farris
FFA
Atoka Chamber of Commerce
C. C. Stephens
Dillard Brothers Pay Fines After Assault Charge
C R and James W Dillard both paid 50 dollars and costs to peace justices C W Flood and P Arm strong after entering the home of Charles T Schultz and beating him. Schultz, 65, suffered brain concussion four broken ribs and cuts and bruises and was treated at Cowling Clinic and Hospital. The brothers ages are about 39 and 26 respectively per County Sheriff J D Gaar.
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C. R
James W. Dillard
Fittstown Brothers
C. W. Flood
Percy Armstrong
Charles T. Shultz
Fittstown
Cowling Clinic
James W
J. D. Gaar
Red Cross Fund Drive Reaches Midpoint Total
Recent contributions lift Red Cross drive to 6500 dollars, about halfway to the 13000 dollar goal. Happyland Rural joins with a 30 dollar total, 10 dollars above its quota, under chair Marie Vincent with aides C. C. Madden and Eloise Britt. S. C. Boswell leads the county effort and notes Pontotoc County was among 15 state chapters meeting quotas last year.
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Red Cross
Happyland
Marie Vincent
C. C. Madden
Eloise Britt
S. C. Boswell
Pontotoc County
Rural Softball Tourney Set For Atoka This Friday
Atoka county officials announced a rural school softball tournament planned for Friday April 18. Several county schools have begun play and are expected to perform well. Pairings will be drawn on the Monday before the event.
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Atoka
Atoka County
Housewife Ada Jordan Dies in Oklahoma City
Police investigate the death of 43 year old Ada Jordan a Oklahoma City housewife. Officials say she died Sunday from a brain hemorrhage caused by a blow to the head. Her husband Tom Jordan a city labor leader and former 1950 statewide labor commissioner candidate spoke to police.
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Oklahoma City
Ada Jordan
Tom
Year\u2019s Sentence Given McIntire
Tom McIntire was sentenced for contempt of court for failing to pay child support. A district court jury ordered confinement in the county jail for one year, with an appeal noted to the supreme court. Bond set at 1000. he remains jailed until bond posted. He also faces a separate child abandonment case involving Helen, 11, with Rosie McIntire as the complainant.
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Tom McIntire
John Boyce McKeel
Supreme Court
Bord
McIntire
Helen
Rosie McIntire
Revival Meeting Continues At First Christian Church
The evangelistic program at the First Christian church continues with 68 members received into fellowship to date. Rev. James O. Michael notes that Rev. Carroll Fairbanks preaches each night at 7 30 through Friday on great doctrines. Wednesday topic The Holy Spirit and You. Thursday The Church. A fellowship period and baptismal services follow each night.
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First Christian Church
James O. Michael
Carroll Fairbanks
Holy Spirit
Atoka County Schools Close Friday for Teachers Meeting
Atoka County schools will not be in session Friday as most teachers attend a district teachers meeting at Durant. Roy Trent, county superintendent, says the first session of the meeting is Thursday at 7 15 p m.
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Atoka
Atoka County
Durant
Roy Trent
Pontotoc County Sportsmen Visit El Reno Game Farm
Four Pontotoc County Sportsmen's Club members visited the state game and fish department's El Reno quail and pheasant raising installation. The annual visit shared insight into care raising and releasing birds. The club will receive about 400 quail to release across county sites to bolster the population.
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Pontotoc
Hensley Withdraws From Ward 2 Council Race
Joe Hensley, three-time elected council member and former mayor, has withdrawn from the Ward 2 council race. The field now includes Jim Thompson Bill Harris and Cline Fowler Jr with a city primary set for March 18 and a potential runoff two weeks later if needed.
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Joe Hensley
Jim Thompson
Bill Harris
Cline Fowler Jr
Dividends Rise in January As Commerce Reports
Washington reports January dividend payments totaling about 505.7 million dollars, up 2 percent from 494 million a year earlier, per Commerce Department data.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Weather experts eye decade ahead prediction potential
Scientists suggest forecasting weather up to ten years in advance may be possible. Advancements in climate modeling could extend predictive horizons beyond current seasonal outlooks and improve long term planning.
Ada High School presents Patience in a packed auditorium
The Ada high school vocal department staged Gilbert and Sullivan’s Patience to strong applause. Soloists and accompanists earned praise while 20 dragoons and 20 maidens delighted the audience. Allen Clinkscales directed a standout production and looked ahead to spring festival and district music events.
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Ada High School Vocal Music Department
Gilbert and Sullivan
Allen Clinkscales
Ralph Masson
Clinkscales
East Central College
Pleads Guilty to Drunken Driving in Ada Court
Elmer Nicholas of Ada pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated at an arraignment before County Judge Tal Crawford on March 10. He was fined $50 and costs and must surrender his driver's license after being apprehended about 9:30 p m Saturday one mile north of Ada on SH 99 by highway patrolman Aubrey Mitchell.
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Elmer Nicholas
Ada
Tal Crawford
Nicholas
SH 99
Aubrey A. Mitchell
Schools Do Good Job Says Spencer
The Byng high school girls' trio and Dr. Charles F. Spencer of East Central State College spoke at the Pontotoc County Schoolmasters' club dinner in the Aldridge hotel. Spencer defended public schools as doing an excellent job despite criticism and urged use of constructive criticism. The trio Ona Lou Wall Mooneine Perry and Dodie Myers performed with Ouida Stokes at the piano.
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Byng High School
Charles F. Spencer
East Central State College
Pontotoc County
Norman C. Mitchell
Aldridge Hotel
Spencer
Ona Lou Wall
Mooneine Perry
Dodie Myers
Miss Perry
Ouida Stokes
School Meetings Set For March 25
County Superintendent Norman C. Mitchell says annual school meetings move to March 25 from March 31. Notices of elections must be posted by March 15. Each district will elect a board member and vote on millage on March 25.
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Norman C. Mitchell
Mitchell
Board of Education
Coalgate Holds Services For Wolf Isherwood
Funeral services were held Tuesday at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church for Wolf Isherwood who died last Sunday at St Marys Hospital in McAlester. Born in 1862 in Lankeshire England he immigrated at 11 months and helped found the Redmen Lodge in Coalgate and aided in organizing the United Mine Workers of America.
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Coalgate
Wolf Isherwood
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
Isherwood
St. Mary’s Hospital
McAlester
Lankeshire
England
America
Redmen Lodge
United Mine Workers of America
Fire in City Hall janitor room near mayor's office
Mr Pfaltzgraf and Mr Freshwater rushed from a City Council safety committee meeting when a fire flared in a janitor's supply room near the mayor's office. A carelessly thrown cigarette was blamed and firefighters quickly extinguished it.
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Columbus
Pfaltzgraf
Freshwater
City Council Safety Committee
Pfaltzgraf Floyd
Freshwater F. F
Galey 4-H Clubber Chosen President For Leader Group
Wayne Craig of Galey was named head of Pontotoc County 4-H Leaders at a re organization meeting in the county court. Ten leaders from five clubs attended and new officers include W F Mitchus son Fitzhugh as vice president and Mrs Fletcher Watson Fitzhugh as secretary. A Rally committee and Dress Revue panel were appointed to organize the county rally set for March 17 and the 4 H Girls dress revue planned for April 15 at East Central State College.
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Wayne Craig
Galey
Pontotoc County
Craig
W. F. Mitchusson
Fitzhugh
Fletcher Watson
W. E. Mitchusson
T. P. Daniel
Lula
Iola Burroughs
Vaness
Ima Enloe
Union Valley
Bertha Gentry
Chressie Shipman
McLish
Vivian Campbell
Latta
June Craig
Lela Duke
Center
Martha Mote
Minnie Lou McDaniel
East Central State College
Imo Gray
Roff
J. E. Teague
Byng
C. H. Hailey
Lester Smith
Father Locates Long-Lost Son After 30 Years Via Calls
Arlington VA father Frank Sobolewski aged 61 traced his son Frank Crawford who had been raised by a Texas foster family after he last saw him in Pensacola in 1922. The reunion followed a town to town telephone search with most calls free or low cost. The son, now welding in Portland Texas, was unaware of the search until the reunion.
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Arlington
Frank Sobolewski
Frankie
Pensacola
Fla
Texas
Portland
Tex
Frank Crawford
Hodge Crawford
Hochheim
Sobolewski
Army
Luling
Lubbock
Washington, D. C
3Rd Cavalry
Army Music School
Army Band
Frank
Crawfords
Morris Defends Self as Probers’ Minds Diseased in Senate Probe
Newbold Morris told the Senate Investigations Subcommittee he faced character destruction amid questions about his role in ship deals and Red China oil shipments. He blamed “diseased minds” in the chamber and challenged Senators McCarthy Mundt and Nixon while denying wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newbold Morris
Senate
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
China
McCarthy
R-Wis
Mundt
R-Sd
Nixon
Red China
Federal Communications Commission
U. S
FCC
Morris
United
Defense Department
Moscow Attacks Western Music in Soviet Art Essay
The Soviet Art journal denounces Russians who favor Western popular music insisting tango and slow foxtrots corrupt morals. It calls tango "without kin or tribe" and slow foxtrots erotic, urging alignment with "healthy" Soviet music and questioning common ground with Western tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Art
Soviet Committee On Art
Miss Ruggles On Lions' Program
The East Central State college department of music presented the Ada Lions club Tuesday program. Miss Mary Ruggles sang a varied selection from old folk melodies to current songs, accompanied by Miss Mary Scott Smith. Also noted, many householders buy commercial repellents to deter deer in protected areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central State College Department of Music
Ada Lions Club
Mary Ruggles
Mary Scott Smith
Spring Window Unveiling Plans Terrific Adan
Widespread merchants plan a March 17 Spring Window Unveiling event in Ada with 39 merchants already participating. Each shop window will display new spring merchandise without prices and remain veiled until the downtown signal. Shoppers will estimate values and place guesses. closest guess wins a merchandise prize. Jess Young chairs the committee for the Ada Chamber of Commerce retail division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adan
Ada
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Jess Young
Link Defendant to Red Plot In Army
Baltimore trial linked six defendants to a Red plot to place party members in the U S Army for military experience. Philip Frankfeld was named by ex Red Paul Crouch as part of the plan aided by Young Communist League members to train and organize cells inside the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Philip Frankfeld
Paul Crouch
Crouch
Alcatraz
Hawaii
Young Communist League
Moscow
Dubashevsky
New York
Frankfeld
Driver Fined for Night Speeding Near Ada
Elbert Harold Jones paid 19 dollars plus costs after appearing before Peace Justice C. W. Floyd to answer speeding charges. He was stopped six miles south of Ada by highway trooper Aubrey A. Mitchell for driving over 55 mph in the nighttime hours.
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Elbert Harold Jones
Peace Justice
C. W. Floyd
Jones
Ada
Aubrey A. Mitchell
Marriages of Ada Residents Include Four Local Unions
Ada witnesses four marriage notices listing Leonard W McBroom age legal, to Ruth McBroom, both Ada. Jack Dean Crawford age 21 Ada to Norma Jean Harbin 20 Ada. Robert Dearl Beck 22 Coal Gate to Pauline Marie Ruth 18 Coalgate.
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Leonard W. McBroom
Ada
Ruth McBroom
Jack Dean Crawford
Norma Jean Harbin
Robert Dearl Beck
Coalgate
Pauline Marie Ruth
Hugh Norris Becomes Ada City Mayor After Resignations
Ada City Council on Monday afternoon accepted the resignation of Joe Hensley as mayor and councilman at large and installed Hugh Norris as mayor. Harral Allen was elected vice mayor for the remainder of the term expiring early May. The panel directed attorney to prepare condemnation suits for sewer right of way across five tracts, four declined. The council also approved $3,717 in claims for sewer project materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Joe Hensley
Hugh Norris
Harral Allen
Roy Burrough
Burrough
Rosedale Cemetery
Teacher Barbara Morehead Found Safe In Rock Hill
ROCK HILL S C A 3 month search for Dr Barbara Morehead a former South Dakota State College English professor ended when she was located here yesterday safe and in good health The 39 year old educator disappeared after leaving a Marshall Minnesota hotel December 8 the day after she left Brookings South Dakota She told the Rock Hill Herald she traveled from Des Moines to San Francisco where she worked as a typist for an insurance company She said she wandered due to nervousness about teaching and later lived with a Rock Hill woman before accompanying her friend back to Rock Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Hill
S. C
Barbara Morehead
South Dakota State College
Marshall, Minn
Brookings
S. D
Eisenhower Praised by New Hampshire Voters Abroad
In Frankfurt Eisenhower said he is proud so many New Hampshire voters consider him fit for the Presidency. He arrived with Gen. Gruenther to attend NATO talks after leading Taft 39,000 to 29,000 in the New Hampshire primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Atlantic Pact
Alfred M. Gruenther
Paris
NATO
Bad Nauheim
Robert A. Taft
Beller Pays Fine For Carrying Concealed Weapons
Garrett Beller of west of the city appeared before peace justice C. W. Floyd on behalf of his brother Clarence Jess Beller of Byars who faced charges of carrying concealed weapons. Garrett paid 25 dollars plus costs. Clarence was arrested February 4 by highway trooper H. D. Van Arsdell, and a Hopkins and Allen .38 revolver along with another pistol were confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Beller
C. W. Floyd
Clarence Jess Beller
Byars
H. D. van Arsdell
Hopkins
Allen
Marietta Editor Willis Choate Jr Dies at 40
Willis Choate Jr civic leader and publisher of the Marietta Monitor died of a heart attack at age 40. He led Love County journalism since 1951 and served four terms as mayor. He was found dead in his car in front of his home. Surviving are his widow and son Willis Choate III, 13. Services set for 3 p m tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Okla
Willis Choate Jr
Marietta Monitor
Choate
Love County
Willis Choate III
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Glen Wilfong
Boyce Jones
Boyce Janes
Poland
Chinas
Dub George
Joe Don Ray
Robert Brown
Duroc
Steve Bray
Durocs
Hoyle Sharber
Eddie Etcheson
Berkshires
Bobby Tinsley
Stanley Bray
Chester Whites
Charles Tingle
Eddie Etchelson
Bob Quinton
Donnie Williams
Charles Hurley
J. E. Quinton
Henry Thompson
Quinton
Barrow
Berkshire
Chester White
Stratford News
Mrs. M. L. Cole of
Dick Brown
Alvin Smith
Russell
Fields
Chennault
Dillard Brothers
Game Fish Department
Hensley
Byng High Girls Trio
Coalgate Services
Probers
Miss Ruggles
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