Drunken Driving Charges Dropped Against Sumerall
Lawsuit details show Louie Salt Sumrall facing repeated references to drunken driving in 1946 proceedings. County judge Lawton ruled double jeopardy barred prosecution on the charge amid related cases, with outcomes including fines and ongoing determinations by County Judge Cham Jones and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie
Lawton
W. Horne
Call
Miner
Stella Solan
Cham Jones
Ralph H. Fi
Gure
Johnnie Mac Johnson
Gust
T Po
Arthur Keele
William Rodchree
Charlie Wiseley
S County
H OK. Bussey
t &@ runor
Jesse James
Bula Pearl
Alvin Wimpie Fa
Ellis Stanley Doen
Two New Officers Classes To Open Monday At Fort Sill
Two new officer classes set to open Monday at Fort Sill follow termination of three prior classes Friday. The two classes include an Advanced course class 2 and an Army Ground and airplane pilot course class 1. Students from these classes will be returned to their prior assignments after completion this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Silt
Artillery Shoal
Shake
Fort Sill
Reduction In Industrial Water Rate Here Studied
City officials prepare a plan to cut industrial water rates to be presented at the upcoming council meeting. The group also considers extending city limits to include an airport area from Lee to Washington and west of the Fifth Sixth Street alley.
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Meshta
Airport
Lee
Washingtoand
Second
Fifth
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Report April 15
Livestock prices in Oklahoma City show cattle and calves mostly steady to weak with top figures. Hogs decline about 25 cents to 22.00, sows steady, stocker pigs in no demand. sheep and lambs quote lower. Grain range and stock indices listed for Chicago and New York with mixed gains and losses across major equities and energy shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma tax intake rises in March over year prior
Oklahoma tax collections in March reached 11 million 855 thousand 298 dollars and 90 cents, up 689 thousand 014 dollars from the previous year. Income tax led with 3.55 million, gasoline tax declined, sales tax rose, and nine month totals climbed about 11.8 percent.
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Oklahoma
State Tax Commission
Willy
Fasalarch
Rites Set For C. W. Clifford Pioneer Lawton Jeweler
Rites for Claude W. Clifford 71 longtime Lawton jeweler and optometrist will be held at 2 80 p m Wednesday at Centenary Methodist Church where he was a member Rev Forrest A Fields will officiate He died Sunday night at a Wichita Falls hospital after an illness since December Burial in Highland Cemetery is directed by Lawton Funeral Home
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Claude W. Clifford
Lawton
Centenary Methodist Church
Forrest A. Fields
Clifford
Wichita Falls
Texas
Highland Cemetery
Lawton Funeral Home
Uncertified Jewish Immigrants Sent To Cyprus
About 2,700 uncertified Jewish immigrants arrived from the steamship Guardian at Bellish nueval custody and were taken to detention camps in Cyprus, after shouting slogans against the Bevin government.
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Cyprus
Waspa
Bevin
SSS Tonic Promises Vigorous Blood and Vitality
Public health claims tout a tonic named SSS Tonic as a solution for sluggishness and low blood count. The ad links low red blood cell strength to fatigue, poor appetite, and susceptibility to illness, claiming the tonic builds up blood strength and improves digestion, energy, sleep, and overall well being with its activating ingredients. It urges readers to buy at their drugstore for a healthier appearance and vigor.
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SSS
8 Et 40 To Hold Monthly Meeting At Post
Members of Salon 316 8 et 40 will hold their monthly meeting at 6 p m Wednesday in the Bateman Zacling American Legion by Fort Sill Mrs Bess Belcia president announced today All members are urged to attend Refreshments and social hour will follow the business meeting
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Salon
Bateman-Zacling American Legion
Fort Sill
Bess Belcia
Presdent
Second Week Of Scouters Course Opens Here Tonight
Thirty Boy Scout leaders begin the second week of a 12hour leaders training course under Jul ious Johnston district chairman. Three more sessions are scheduled at 7 30 tonight Thursday and Friday with a graduation planned for those completing the course. Cubbers meet tonight to witness cooking demonstrations using a No 10 tin can bacon eggs toast and matches as the acousers class focuses on advancement studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julious Johnston
Marshall Says Soviet Reparations Block Unity At Talks
In a bitter Moscow conference session on March 10 Marshall accused the Soviet pledge for reparations of being the root of most disagreements and urged four power unity. He warned Soviet demand could derail economic cooperation and expressed firm stance against concessions.
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Marshall
Sru
Stalin
Moscow
Pawer Dinormal
Flood Damage Update: Refuge Fire Hazard Eased
The article notes rain reduced fire danger at the refuge after April drought fears. Green grass replaces dry surface vegetation, boosting farmer optimism for fair weather and spring plowing as rainfall lessens. Local conditions show improving prospects for crops and field work.
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Cainfoss Wis
Lhraugh
Weather Rains Hit County Roads and Fields in Early April
Out the county, ranging wheat an inch and a hill for a 24-hour period. Sterling reports two inches with some country roads in early impassable, creeks flowing. Farmers in all sections encounter muddy roads off main thoroughfares. The first half of April has been very wet. U S Field Station records show substantial rain in the first 15 days. The average April rainfall is 2.90 inches, while this month already totals five inches. Prospects for moisture remain good as May usually brings the greatest rainfall, with a 4.95 inch May average.
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Sterling
U. S
Phone Strike Talks See 122 Dollar Weekly Demand
A mediation board will hold 90 days to settle wage disputes in a telephone strike. The union seeks 122 dollars per week, with remaining issues to be negotiated if no agreement by Thursday. The National Federation of Telephone Whiners for 10,000 idle workers plans a government proposal review. Vice President Craig of American Telephone and Telegraph returns to New York after talks with Schwerenbach as both sides press for a quick decision.
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Bitration Board
National Federation of Telephone Whiners
Schec Miler
C.F. Craig
American Telephone and Tele- Briph Co
New York
Schwerenbach
Krying Kages
Mrs H L Tripp rites set for Wednesday at Methodist church
Mrs H L Tripp Harley A Tripp and Esther Marie Tripp of Huntington will be honored in a funeral service at 2 p m Wednesday in the local Methodist church with Rev D B Van Gund y and Rev Eddie Scroggins officiating. Burial will follow in Sterling cemetery under Wisener Funeral home direction.
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Harley A. Tripp
Esther Marie Tripp
Huntington
Methodist Church
D. B. van Gundy
Eddie Scroggins
Sterling Baptist Church
Sterling Cemetery
Wisener Funeral Home
Pletcher
Drastic Shift in Arms Licensing Proposals Discussed
A discussion argues for discretionary licensing of shipments and specific articles under a national munitions control board. A proposed role for the president to mandate registration for manufacture export or import of designated arms and war implements. Call for regulating free agent arms brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
National Munitions Control Board
Thia Inmpor
President urges prompt action on tank traffic controls
The president called for Congress to act quickly, arguing tank traffic must be regulated for national security. He said controls are needed and cited profits in the trade. Copies of a proposed bill accompanied the message.
Producing Natural Gas Well Assured At Elgin
A natural gas well at Elgin was assured today after tests showed a daily output of about 4,000,060 cubic feet. The hold blew in last week but was suspended and cemented for production. located on an Indian reservation one mile north and three quarters west of Elgin at a depth of 1,748 feet.
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Elgin
Jast Weel
Variaug shades noted with gold yellow and topper red
A brief description mentions varied hues where gold is yellow and a red topper stands out among otherwise white metals. The statement emphasizes color contrast across metal tones.
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Genin
Alrines
Can &Fi
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Curtiss-Wright
Eastman Kodak
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Martin
McKess
Rod
Montgom
Nat Biscuit
Nat Can
Nat Daley
Nel Distillers
NY Central RR
Am Aviation
Dee
Tate Wadhy Lab
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Galton
D. L. Shelton
Harry Curnutt
Jimmy Johnston
C. W. Clifford
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Northern Pacific
Ohio Oi
Packard Motor
Param Pictures
Penney
Penn RR
Pepsi-Coln
Philips Pot
Plymouth
Pure Oil
M4 Radio Corp Ti
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Sinclair OW
Socony-Vacuum
Southern Pacific
Cal
Studebaker Corp
Swift and Core
Texas Co
Texas Gulf
Texan Gulf
United Ale
United Aircraft
US Rubber
US Steel
Wilaga
Woolworth
Earl
BERRY
Carmen
Rareu'e
Aurey Os
Bulova
Snasters
Berry's
Parker, Sheaffer
Berry’s
I Prrate “ Jewelmers
H. L. Tripp
Wilson Canvas Goods Co
Lawton Tent & Awning Co
Lawton Tent and Awning CO
C Avenue
Topsea
Pepsi-Cala Company
Long Faland City
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Edger
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