Volunteers Aid Cameron After Audrey Destruction
In Cameron Louisiana volunteers from AFL CIO aided recovery after Hurricane Audrey. Over 150 union members built 5 homes during a weekend effort with Red Cross supplying materials and furnishings. Crews from Alexandria Shreveport New Orleans Baton Rouge completed houses for families including Mr and Mrs Dudley Richard and children Mrs Clavise Brous sard and Frances Jan Marty and Gilbert LaSalle.
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Cameron
Aflcio
Cameron Parish
Alexandria
Creole
Dudley Richard
Shreveport
Grand Chenier
Clavise Broussard
Frances Jan- Marty
New Orleans
Gilbert LaSalle
la Salle
Baton Rouge
Vian Richard
Red Cross
National Guard
W. A. Polk
Oklahoma City man held after shotgun incident near Kingfisher
Lovern Cambron, 30, said to have wounded himself while hunting near Kingfisher, while Miles Williams, sheriff, reports a second man crawled along the highway seeking help after a wide search by Oklahoma City police. The suspect faces charges in Oklahoma City including disturbing the peace and leaving the scene of an accident.
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Kingfisher
Mingfisher County
Miles Williams
Oklahoma City
Lovern Cambron
Cambron
Williams
Six Nether Lands Antilles islands endure constant summer
The six islands of the Netherlands Antilles in the Caribbean Sea reportedly experience a year of unchanging summer like weather with twelve months of heat and sun.
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Netherlands Antilles
Caribbean Sea
Heavy State Municipal Court Doles Out Fines and Bonds
Judge J Merle Oaks imposes fines totaling 580 dollars and bonds totalling 180 dollars across multiple cases today. Individuals include Jack Fite 50 and Mack Cheatham 39 fined for disturbances, James Pollard 1210 New York fined 20 for assault and battery, and Roy Reno 27 with George Lee 20 for assault and battery. Several others, from Lotti Mora to Homer Crow, face various fines and bond forfeitures for offenses such as no license, reckless driving, parking in alley, and related violations. Additional defendants like Lee Moore and Vernon Perdasofoy involve unlicensed driving charges with 20 dollar bonds.
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J. Merle Oaks
Tvo
Jack Fite
Mack Cheatham
James E. Pollard
New York
Roy Reno
E. Bell
George Lee
Lotti Mora
John W. Hart
Fort Sill
Bill Griggs
Summit
Calvin
Lawton
Frank Gutierion
Omar F. Davis
Kinyon
P. Mercandante
Ein
Homer L. Crow
Lee H. Moore
Fontana
Calif
Vernon Perdasofoy
Faxon
Files Cortez
Washington
Galend Jareg
Frederick
Delmir M. McConnell
Elm
Planner To Visit Lawton For Urban Renewal Review
St Louis planner Eldridge Lovelace of Harland Bartholomew and Associates will survey Lawton on Tuesday. He will meet city civic and business leaders and present recommendations with prior testimony to R C Robinson, Fort Worth urban renewal program director, as the plan aims to guide redevelopment through new construction and health improvements.
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St. Louis
Lawton
Eldridge Lovelace
Harland, Bartholomew and Associates
Lovelace
R. C. Robinson
Fort Worth
Speeder pays $10 fine in night speeding case
David F. Vincent of Fort Hood Texas appeared in Justice of the Peace Woodrow Giles court to pay a 310 fine and court costs for speeding at night. County Attorney Warren Crane filed a public intoxication charge against Frank W. Dickerson.
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David F. Vincent
Fort Hood
Tex
Justice of the Peace
Woodrow Giles’ Court
Warren Crane
Frank W. Dickerson
Oklahoma Guard Begins Annual Summer Training
Seven thousand members of Oklahoma's 45th Infantry Division moved into ranges fields and woods to start their two week summer training program at a southern Texas training area. The 245th Tank Battalion from southwest Oklahoma arrived first at the campsite after noon Saturday.
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North Foryent
Oklahoma
45Th Infantry Division
National Guardsmen
Texas
Senate Probe Tells Of Phantom Union
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee heard Sen. Getlan, secretary treasurer of Coin Machines Employes Local No. 26, describe his name and office being used for a phantom Teamsters local. He suggested the motive was to provide an officer, not by his knowledge. The panel aimed to trace how a union charter moved among favored individuals.
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Washington
Sam Getlan
New York Jewelry Workers
Stars
Getlan
Senate
Gellan
Coin Machines
International Jewelry Workers Union
Jaycees To Hear Lawton History
Lawton history will be outlined at the Wednesday noon Jaycees meeting in observance of Lawton's birthday. Long-time residents describe Lawton's birth and growth with Drake Cook coordinating arrangements.
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Lawton
Jaycees
Lawwton
Drake Cook
Senate Confirms Bank Promotions
The Senate confirmed a long list of President appointed posts including more than 400 postmasters hundreds of military promotions and appointments to judicial diplomatic and executive posts amid civil rights tensions in Washington.
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Washington
Senate
Legion Members Schedule First Meeting In New Hut
The Lowery-Whitehead Post No 29 of the American Legion will hold its first meeting in the post club at 321 C at 7:30 p.m. today to hear a progress report on the new club. Also, a local note reports Bobby Clark's large bouquet of lilacs colored with vegetable dye by his mother.
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Legion
New Hut
Lowery-Whitehead
No. 29
The
American Legion
Percy Givens
North Leeds
Bobby Clark
Bobby
Comedian Bea Skelton Returns From Europe Tour
New York comedian Bea Skelton cut short a three week Europe tour with his leukemia afflicted son Richard nine, ending with a flight back to New York. He warned against taking a sick child on such journeys as reporters questioned him about the trip amid criticism from tabloids and crowds.
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New York
Bea Skelton
Europe
Skelton
Richard
Idewild
Edinburgh
Scotland
Valentine
London
Rome
Barcelona
Sweden
Switzerland
France
Four Drown As Winds Stir Lake Michigan
A violent lake storm off Lake Michigan on Sunday left at least four dead and eight rescued as 5 to 15 foot waves battered the lower shore. Lifeguards and spectators aided rescues along Chicago and Gary areas while beaches remained closed and a 12 year old Chicago girl, a Gary swimmer, a lifeguard, and a St Joseph victim were among the losses.
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Lake Michigan
Midwest
Chicago
Cable Crew Commands Shore to Pull The Trip In
A fragment shows a crew directing those on shore to pull the trip in. The terse instruction implies a coordinated effort to bring in a line or equipment from the water, reflecting a maritime operation or tow. The readable detail centers on the command and the shore response.
Naming of Bottomless Lakes by Cowboys in New Mexico
Cowboys in New Mexico reportedly named the Bottomless Lakes after failing to touch bottom with weighted lariats, a tale reflecting frontier lore and local geography. The anecdote links the feature to a striking hillside landscape and ranching past.
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New Mexico
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Cheyler
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Ford Motor
Bi Gen Motors
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de Mont Ward
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Regina
Astilock
Southwest Chemical Co
United Press
NASH
SAN Allergy
Gaby Pac Et Pour Neaves
Babbitt
Peller
Downtown Appliance CO
Ford Tudor
Windsor
Jake Witzel
Chevrolet
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Vickess
Clude Danny George Robertson
Howard Smith
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Pontiac Forder
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