Seven Traffic Charges Filed in Local Courts
True complaints were filed Saturday by County Attorney Warren Crane against seven motorists. James A. Muringill and John Mactin Dinsmore face speeding charges in Justice of the Peace Marvin E. Cameron's court. Lincoln Elmer Wade, 34, is charged with driving with a suspended license. Edward J. Lowther and Wayne R. Potter, both cited for speeding in Woodrow Giles' court. Albert W. Williams faces reckless driving, and Donald Brown is charged with running a stop sign in the same jurisdiction.
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Sheppard Afb
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Duncan
Cameron’s
Lincoln Elma Wade
Park
Will
Hisicense
Justice of Peace
Woodrow Giles
Edward J. Lowther
Fort Sill
Wayne R. Pointer
Fort Worth
Tex
Giles
Albert W. Williams
Jo. Altus
Donald ¥. Brown
Williams
Lawton Clubs Begin Sale of Semi Centennial Tickets
Lawton Woman's Forum and Entre Nous clubs launch advance ticket sales for Oklahoma State Federation Semi-centennial Exposition on June July 7. Tickets cost 60 cents for adults before May 1. after that 90 cents adults 50 cents children at gates. Advance children's tickets via schools. Top selling club wins 100 dollars with 74 and 50 dollar cash prizes for runners up. Theme Arrows to Atoms with a 200 foot symbol. exposition runs 24 days and nights with displays in electronics automation nuclear science and more. TV shows from Arlene Francis Arthur Godfrey Ted Mack and Dave Garroway planned from exposition grounds.
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Entre Nous Club
Oklahoma State Federation of Women's Clubs
Okahoma
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Arthur Godfrey
Ted Mack
Dave Garroway
De-Tranquilizer: Iproniazid Lifts Mood, Affects Diseases
Syracuse April 6 A regional meeting of the American Psychiatric Association reports Iproniazid as a novel detranquilizer that elevates mood in mentally dulled patients. Dr Nathan S Kline notes 12 of 17 psychiatric patients improved while other researchers cite rheumatoid patients appetite and well being gains and anxiety relief.
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N.Y
American Psychiatric Association
Nathan S. Kline
Rockland N. ¥.2 State Hospital
Arthur L. Scherbel
Cleveland
Ohio
George E. Crane
Montefiore Hospital
New York
Scherbet
Christian Science Lecture Planned at Emerson School
A free public lecture titled Christian Science The Way To Holiness and Health will be held in the Emerson elementary school auditorium at 8 15 p m Tuesday April 9. Sponsored by the local First Church of Christ Scientist the guest speaker is Sylvia N Poling of Phoenix Arizona a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship. Poling has degrees from Arizona State College studied at UCLA and USC and left teaching in 1950 to devote full time to Christian Science Healing.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Sylvia N. Poling
Phoenix
Aviz
Christian Science Board of
Miss Poling
Arizona State College
University of California At
Los Angeles
University of Souther California
Auto Workers Plan Four Day Week Next Year
United Auto Workers chief Walter Reuther announced at the start of the 36th convention in Atlantic City that negotiations for 1958 will seek a four day work week with higher take home pay. He urged a January special convention to discuss the contract as the current three year pact expires in June 1958. Reuther proposed a watchdog public review board to police union activities and audit books, and urged tighter AFL-CIO ethics with public disclosure of union finances. The convention also considers a seven member panel and a dues increase from 2.50 to 3.00 monthly for 3,000 delegates.
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N.J
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Reuther
UAW
Public Review Board
Afl-Cio
Lo Teamsters Union
Rabbi Morris Adler
Devon
Msgr
George Higgins
Natonal Catholic Welfare Board
Washington
Clark Kerr
University of California
Edwin Witte
University of Wisconsin
Wade H. McCree
Area Men In Service AIC Gary F. Smith Returns To Duty
AIC Gary F. Smith son of Mr and Mrs Claude Smith 306 Monroe returned to duty in Puerto Rico after a leave. Smith is an airplane mechanic and his wife Jo Ana accompanied him to Puerto Rico.
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Gary F. Smith
Claude Smith
Monroe
Puerto Rico
Smith
Jo Ana
All Oklahoma Navy Unit Forming for Great Lakes Week
Oklahoma enlistees are being accepted for an all Oklahoma Navy company to take part in Oklahoma Week at Great Lakes Naval Training Station Illinois. CPO E O Briggs Lawton recruiter says the base sponsors homecoming activities for each state this year. The Oklahoma company begins training April 13 with about men from Oklahoma.
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Great Lakes Naval Training
Ill
CPO
E. O. Briggs
Lawton Navy
Great Lakes
Oklahoma Company
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Briggs
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Queen Crowned Queen of Cherry Blossom Festival
A crown valued at $100,000 was placed on 19-year-old Jean Marie Les to crown her queen of the Cherry Blossom Festival at the Tidal Basin in Washington. General Alfred M. Gruenther presided as crowning official. the gift came from Kimoto Inc of Japan.
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Washington
Jean Marie Les
Alfred M. Gruenther
American Red Cross
Fairbanks
Alaska
Mikimoto, Inc
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