Texan Must Face Trial On Drunk Driving Charge
William Bearon is bound to a higher court on a drunken driving charge marked as a second offense. The case stems from an arrest along U S 277 south. The article notes prior convictions and continued hearings in a related embezzlement case involving Floyd Wills, a Stillwell resident aged 44. A separate report details a trailer valued at $75 linked to Albert Brewer in Indiahoma.
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Somes
William Bearon Eres
Wee Ee Ee Tex
Marvin Colestote Vom
U. S
South
Jude
Floyd Wills
Stillwell
Indiahoma
Indo-China Talks Continue Ahead of April 26 Meeting
Opaque notes from the Indo-China discussions indicate continued deliberations with expectations for a decisive posture at the forthcoming April 26 gathering. Officials from the French Union weigh options as delegates seek a workable accord.
Fire damages three downtown blocks in Blackwell
Electric power halted three hours as poles burned in the business district. The Saturday blaze gutted two downtown buildings, including the First National Bank and Roy Rucker feed store, damaging about $500,000. Hundreds gathered from nearby towns seeking safety amid confusion.
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Blackwell
Brown
Denison
First National Bank
Roy Rucker
Roy
Durant
Jordan’s Hardware and Variety Store
Masonic Lodge
Markets and Livestock Prices Report Oklahoma City April 8
Market listings show commercial cows 10.00 to 12.50 with top calves to 19.00 and bull prices to 14.50. Hogs remain active with tops around 28.25 for large lots. lamb receipts steady with spring lambs at 26 and clipped lambs around 22.50. State poultry and eggs report steady No 1 broilers fob farm and delivered prices from Muskogee Vinita Shawnee and nearby towns. wheat No 1 hard quoted around 2.19 to 2.23 with various towns listed for values.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of
Ture
Muskogee
Vinita
Poteau
Shawnee
Laverne
Lawton
Elk
Pauls Valley
Chickasha
Hobart
Alva
Ardmore
Clinton
Elk City
Durant
McAlester Wheat
A. m. Medford
Vici
el Reno
Hobart Lawton
Blackwell
Kingfisher
Hennessey
Frederick
School cafeteria standards urged amid illness spread
A pediatrician reports a few vomiting and diarrhea cases among Cameron students but fewer than last year at this time. Dean Paine notes several faculty members and wives have also fallen ill while students are not alone in the illness.
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Cameron
Dean Paine
Jurors Hear Corn Theft Case Today
Trial of Horace Newsome Sr. of Lawton area opened in superior court this morning and was sent to the jury this afternoon. The case was continued from the January term, with details recorded by Clerk Clapton on July 20.
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Horace Newsome Sr
Lawton
Superior Court
Clapton
Seven Charged On Traffic Offenses In Fl殊
Seven individuals were charged on traffic counts including passing on a curve and driving with alcohol. Ralph Daniel Irwin 22 of 934 N 20th Herbert Jack Riddle 20 of 104 Bobby Glenn Phares 21 of 228 B faced $6 bonds while Olen McAurey 404% H Lu C ille Burnside 1811 C each posted $10 bonds. Several others were fined from 10 to 20 dollars for drunkenness.
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Ralph Daniel Irwin
Herbert Jack Riddle
Bobby Glenn Phares
Olen McAuarey
Lucille Burnside
Cole defends H bombs amid postwar weapon debates
The article notes Cole arguing for a versatile defense program and family of weapons while criticizing President Truman’s push for large scale H-bomb development. He accuses the president of usurping Congress and driving a mad race to heavier weapons against advisory scientists.
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Free World
Commission
Cole
Atomic Energy Commission
Joint County Council
P Ning
Unclear Docket Shows Daily Charge Filings
A fragment notes that attorney activity ranges from six to eight charges filed daily through the office. The line hints at a steady workflow with consistent intake.
Kiwanis and Rotary Pancake Feed Officials Report Strong Response
Kiwanis and Rotary clubs co chairmen Glen Powers and Howard Babbitt say ticket counts are incomplete so totals served cannot be reported yet. Members are urged to turn in men to their committees. Officials describe the pancake feed as very successful and say results will be announced after final counts.
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Glen Powers
Howard Babbitt
Mento
Demonstration Team Leaves Fort Sill After 3 Day Visit
A 10 officer demonstration team left Fort Sill after a three day visit. Gen. Pollock was greeted by Capt. Edward J. Appel and Mrs. Appel and Mrs. Pollock. The group included officers from the Marine Corps and Navy mapping an amphibious operation.
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Fort Sill
Pollock
Edward J. Appel
N. 24Th
Appel
Ettery
Joseph G. Fowler
U. S
John B. Sullivan
Frederic A. Hale, Jr
Water Wasting Complaints Reported to Police
Public reports of water waste continued to reach the police today. No charges were filed yet as officers investigate incidents in blocks near Summit Lee, and third street areas including 600 block C and 1700 block D. Authorities warn violators will be charged.
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Radio Ae
Summit
Lee Ae
Indian School Students to Join Pageant's Angels
About 30 Fortschool students join the era chorus of oa at Jack Batten directing today. FSIS girls assist in Easter Sunrise service and help renovate angel wings damaged in last Easter rainstorms. Volunteers needed to mend wings and iron costumes. call Pageant office at 7412.
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Era
Jack = Batten
FSIS
Cis
Six Typhoid Cases Reported in McCurtain County
IDABEL Okla six cases of typhoid fever have been reported in the last two weeks with no reason given for the outbreak. The Midland County health officials documented the uptick but offered no immediate explanation or corrective measures.
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McCurtain County
Idabel
Okla
Army Sees Doubling Helicopter Pilot Training Plan
Fort Sill public information office announced that the Army plans to double its helicopter pilot training course. The plan would add new programs and expand capacities at the facility.
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Fort Sil
Public Information Office
Burglars Hit Two Stores In Lawton
Two northside Lawton stores were burglarized last night with nothing taken. Detective Otis Waldron suspects the same suspects hit the Variety Store on Sheridan Road but left without valuables after forcing the front doors with a tire tool.
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Lawton
Aang Wee Ae Wee
Northside
Otis Waldron
Es Variety
Sheridan Road
Waldron
Variety
Wayne Paden Joins Ford Sales Staff
Wayne Paden has joined the Ford sales team to assist customers with buying new cars and trucks and to help with all Pig al 1 Mette vehicle needs.
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Wayne Paden
Pig
Young Musicians Prepare for Campus Music Event
Cameron music director Lyle Work invites entrants to the Ag Campus event. Judging will cover band and instrumental groups and solo acts. Friday will include glee clubs and solos with about 500 solo selections in competition.
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Lyle Work
Cameron
Police Probe Four Thefts Last Night
Police investigate four thefts reported last night from residents. Wayne Jones of 1502 Fort Sill Blvd, a car hubcap loss. Jeff Coursey of 2504 N claimed a boys Schwinn bicycle. Elsie Plair of 602 E A reported a polaroid camera valued at 131.65 stolen from her home.
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Wayne Jones
Fort Sill Blvd
Jeff Coursey
Married couple faces Komsomol expulsion in village clash
The couple elopes as a church crowd watches. The bride and groom face strong opposition from a club member and the Komsomol committee, who expel the newlyweds from the collective farm meeting amid hostile reactions and entrenched prejudice.
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Joe
Nikolai
Marri
Nikin
Ee Mae
Sentsov
Komsomol
County Surplus Fund Report and Delinquent Taxes
The county reports an assured surplus fund of more than one percent of the $27,999.86 intangible taxes levy unpaid, while 93.7 percent of the $1,874,802.46 ad valorem assessment has been collected by Miss Ward. Total receipts total $1,784,335.94 versus $1,902,802.32 levied. last half taxes became delinquent April 1.
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Miss Ward
Ward Re-Elected To Cement School Board Presidency
Ward was re-elected president of the board of education at a recent organizational meeting. Walt Hunzeker was chosen to serve on the board along with Joe Dotson, Mrs. Omar Sites and Don Salyer. Plans for new courts, a band program and a 4 H club program were approved for the next year.
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T. A. Ward
Board of Education
Ee Ees
Walt Hunzeker
Joe Dotson
Omar Sites
Don Salyer
Caldwell's Dr. Caldwell’s Constipation Remedy Ad
Urges relief from constipation and fever with harsh drugs causing cramps. Claims to work on schedule with no red doses and to relieve stomach pain. Promotes mail order bottle to Box 280 New York NY with money back guarantee.
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