Auction of confiscated liquor reported at Wrens OK
Wrens Oklahoma reporters describe Friday sale of confiscated liquor at average 75 cents per case. McDorough and others offered about 190 cases sold for roughly $2,770. Proceeds earmarked for public schools as required by state law. Local officials note difficulty breaking up the stockpile and reference a pending sale in Oklahoma City.
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Otis Waldron
Noj
Egband
Pat McDorough
Daila
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Sovere
Genial Wholesale Liquor Co
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Waldron
Oklahoma City
Bob Turner
Turner
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Oklahoma
Ueensec Ierg
Friend Turns Up Missing and More in New Orleans
In New Orleans Deo 51A Kim On Wong, a Chinese resident, says a man he had invited to live with him disappeared on Wednesday. Missing items include an ivory God Siva statue valued at 3200, a black kimono, a gold and ivory earring, diamond stud cuff links, a phonograph radio, and a jewelry box from the undecorated apartment.
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New Orleans
Kim On Wong
Kim
Siva
Straus Leaves Reclamation Chief Post Amid Looming Shift
Michael W. Straus announced his resignation as reclamation commissioner at the National Reclamation Association meeting in Long Beach California signaling a transition to a Republican administration. The successor is expected to pursue similar multi million dollar programs with gradual changes to bureau operations across 17 western states. Potential contenders include E Q Larson H T Nelson Avery A Batson with Nelson tied to McKay’s Columbia Basin work and outsiders Val Peterson and Harry E Polk also discussed.
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Washington
Michael W. Straus
Reclamation Bureau
Straus
National Reclamation Association
Long Beach
Calif
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Interior Department
Burea
E. Q. Larson
Salt Lake City
H. T. Nelson
Boise
Idaho
Avery A. Batson
Denver
Nelson
McKay Shrough
Columbia Basin
Val Peterson
GOP
Nebraska
Harry E. Polk
Fand
Williston
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Germans Delay Treaty Approval
Bonn reports Chancellor Adenauer postponed West Germany's ratification of the European army treaty and the Allied-German peace pact until mid January. He plans to seek Constitutional Court ruling on rearmament while parliament factions seek delay amid large Communist protests outside the chancellery and parliament. Memorial Day first observed May 30, 1889.
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West Germany
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Adenauer
Hifs Federal Chancellery
House of Parliament
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