Plea Issued by Factors for Missing Loy Factor
Clinton McCroy Factor, Dallas and Cleo Factor, Pontotoc brothers of the missing Loy Factor, issued a plea Wednesday morning for him to surrender to authorities. They were joined by relatives and friends as spokesmen said someone may know where Factor is hiding and that he may be getting help. They urged him to release the boy and disappear to a safe place.
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Clinton McCroy Factor
Dallas
Cleo Factor
Pontotoc
Loy Factor
Factor
Burglars Hit Pepsi Plant Break-in at Pepsi-Cola Plant
Detectives report burglars broke a rear window at the Pepsi-Cola plant on 1004 N. Broadway last night. They stole $110 in good money and a $20 counterfeit bill from a locked petty cash drawer. Detective Capt. Doyle Crawford names the break-in method and location.
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Pepsi-Cola
N. Broadway
U.S
Latta FHA Rally Draws Twenty-Two Students in Oklahoma
Latta High School FHA members, chapter mothers, and sponsors attended a sub district rally in Lindsay themed Citizenship, FHA's Challenge To Cherish. Charles D. Holleyman spoke on The Day My Teacher Came To Me and urged girls to pursue outstanding challenges.
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Latta
Future Homemakers of America
Lindsay
FHA
Charles D. Holleyman
Mustang Oklahoma
Becky Chronister
Jeanie Archer
Becky Cooper
Vickey Eaton
Sue Bingham
Dava Gray
Kay Robbins
Darla Abbott
Glenda McGuire
Pam Casady
Lou Anne Denham
Zehra Strickland
Sharon Myers
Kathy Ellison
Carolyn Jacques
Sandra Halmark
O. L. Chronister
Floyd Robbins
Bud Jacques
P. H. Allen
Elbern Cooper
Norene Hardin
Honorary Okie planned for Ben Reddick by Oklahoma chief
Gov. Dewey Bartlett will honor Ben Reddick a Los Angeles Examiner photographer in the 1930s as an Honorary Okie. Bartlett aides will search California for Reddick to present the citation. Reddick coined the term Okie to describe migrants with OK license plates seen in a California camp.
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Dewey Bartlett
Ben Reddick
The
Los Angeles Examiner
Bartlett
California
Reddick
Okie
Keller’s 23 years guiding Byng Pirates basketball
Bill Keller, longtime Byng principal, spent 23 seasons coaching the high school Pirates. From 1942 through 1944 his teams posted strong records, starting 16-5, 18-7 and 21-4 as they advanced toward regional play.
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Bill Keller
Byng
Six Factor Children Taken In After Mother's Death
The Factor children aged 14 to 2 join grandmother Mrs Daisy Stout in Ada after their mother Juanita Factor is found dead in a shallow grave near Fillmore. Father Loy Factor is sought on murder charges. another son Donald, 4, was with him. The family faces financial strain as they plan to transfer five children to Byng School and adjust to new housing.
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Deborah Dale Factor
Loy Jr
Rebecca Ann
Tony Curtis
Jeannette Ruth
Ken
Juanita Factor
Fillmore
Loy Factor
Johnston County
Donald
Ada
Byng School
Deborah
Milburn High School
Fillmore School
Lou
Rebecca
Curtis
Jeannette
Six Factor
Tony
Bever Denies Resigning as Wildlife Director
State Wildlife Director Wendell Bever denied rumors of his imminent resignation in Chickasha to a sportsmen group on Wednesday night. He told the AP reports are unreliable and said he has not resigned yet despite claims from the Capitol and newspapers.
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Chickasha
Wendell Bever
State Capitol
Bever
Associated Press
Wildlife Conservation Commission
Angus Association To Hold 5th Annual Sale At Fairgrounds
Pontotoc County Angus Association plans a 1 p.m. sale Saturday at the fairgrounds on North Broadway. About 86 registered cows and heifers plus 23 bulls and 200 commercial heifers will be sold, many with calves or bred back. The John herd Dispersal will highlight the event.
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Pontotoc County Angus Association
Fairgrounds
North Broadway
Bob Kerr
No More Hunting Deer At Night
Oklahoma City reports a state crackdown on illegal deer hunting as a response to severe population losses. O B Hamblin notes that night lighting has killed more deer than legal hunters in recent years. Suspected poachers found in the woods at night with light and gun face up to a $500 fine and one year in jail.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Wildlife Department
O. B. Hamblin
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Doyle Crawford
Okie Dokie
Keller
Pirates
John Crabtree
W. L. Knickmeyer
Mrs. Stout
Leonard Monroe
Leonard
Mom
Angus Association
John
Homer
Tate
Jeannette Cook
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