Girls Beat Boys in District Driving Contest
Girls dominated the district driving contest with two girls in the event. Blair won first place with 729 of 780, earning a spot in the regional contest on April 14 in Norman. The competition combined a written morning test and afternoon driving trials, judged by Patrolman Wes Miller. Winners advance to Oklahoma City for a state contest.
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Blair
Eanes
Aeeeae
Norman
Corwin
Frederick
Aeaeiaaenieenaainaaan
Wes Miller
Tax Cut Fees Hit Head Count Levy
Two Senate opponents of further big income tax cuts say a head tax substitute does not change their stance. Byrd and Carlson oppose expanding the tax cut due to revenue loss. A Treasury note suggested 25 million taxpayers could be dropped from the rolls, offset by a $5 or $10 annual head tax.
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Washington
Senate
Byrd
D-Va
Carlson
R-Kan
Treasury
Sen
Frear
D-Del
Chrey
Senate Finance Committee
Damage action filed in fatal crash in Superior court
Mrs. Alice Brogdon sues Sgt. Robert M. Nelson for injuries from a March crash that killed Zelda Mae Lindsey, 16, in Comanche Caddo county. The petition claims Nelson drove on the wrong side at excessive speed and failed to keep lookout. Dorotha Horvath sues Nelson for injuries in the same wreck.
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Superior Court
Alice Brogdon
Lee
Robert M. Nelson
Comanche-Caddo County
Zelda Mae Lindsey
Clyde Lindsey
Nelson
Brogdon
Dorotha Horvath
Edie Aed Nell
Doctor Lectures To Biology Class At Lawton High
About 300 students at Lawton High School heard Dr Irvin Hamburger lecture on human anatomy using a new plastic torso purchased this year. He is visiting from Hobart and is hospital bound after presenting in Elk City.
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Irvin Hamburger
Earl Hamburger
Mary Sue Silk
John Bay
Lawton High School
Hobart
Elk City
Teachers Told To Admit They Hate That Kid
Oklahoma City report details Dr. Percy from the University of Oklahoma advising teachers on handling mischievous students. He cautions teachers not to dehumanize pupils and warns against overreaction, urging empathy and self-awareness in the classroom.
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Oklahoma City
Percy
Special
Ciology
University of Oklahomae
Ye Sats Assn
Disey
Ames
University of Logical Clinic
Oklahoma
Liquor Importers Seek New Trial in Dry Oklahoma Case
Nasif and Pat M face multiple counts after a federal jury found them guilty of conspiring to import $250,000 in liquor into Oklahoma during a three day trial. The defendants argued against the dry law while sheriff sales and repurchases of whisky featured in the proceedings and their lawyers petitioned for a new trial.
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Muskogee
Okla
Nasif
Pat M
Oklahoma
W. R. Wallace
W. R
Test of New Paving Material Approved
Highway Director C A Stoldt was authorized to try the new rubber compound on or near existing asphalt paving. The test aims to evaluate performance and adaptability for road surfaces.
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C. A. Stoldt
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