Parking protest prompts council referral for action
A petition signed by 30 residents on Sycamore Avenue requests eliminating parking between Sycamore and Cache Ranc Q. The petition was referred to the city governing body. A safety project to remove shrubs and obstructions at dangerous intersections was sent to the objectives committee for recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Avenue
Tecoincil
Eddie Dorough
Hal Hallett
Mainty Council
Gore
Ray Johnson
Vernon Carmichael
Strike continues as gates restrict access at post
Union machinists and Page Co workers confront post security as Maj Gen Ki de Shazo orders two gates open for non uniformed workers. Pickets at four gates persist while Page Aircraft implements a time clock gate 2 entry system amid ongoing labor dispute and discrimination allegations. Henry Cabot Lodge resigns from Senate to join military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ki. de Shazo
U.S. Army Artillery and Missile Center
Bill Seaton
Witcher
Manville Redman
Redman
Lawton
Gen. de Sharo
Parson
Page Co
Page
Gen. de Shazo
Whicl
Freeman
Chapman and
John Jennings
W. E. Best
Wichita Falls
WEL
Oklahoma City
Broome Electric
Amarillo
Tex
Atlina Construction Co
Wennewood
Post Children's School
Tle Sharp
Page Aircraft
Prevast
A. D. Sweeney
Sexton
Fairgrounds
Two Drivers Face Heavy Fines In Municipal Court
In municipal court, Billy Calvert, 29, was fined 20 on five counts for a chase through northwest residential areas. Booneyham 33 was fined 20 on six counts after driving into Pop's Drive Inn. A cafe owner's daughter suffered injuries. Coats 27 was turned over to military authorities on public drunk charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawlor
Billy Fred Calvert
Andrews
Melvin Kelley
Re. A. Davis
Clarence Hill
Calvert
18Th
Iewin
Craier
RB. D. Mooneyhan
Lee
Pop's Drive Inn
Ans. Kepler
Mooneyham
Hank Bartels
W.E. Rindt
Carl C. Coats
Fort Sill
Oklahoma City Market Reports and Livestock Prices
State Board of Agriculture reports prices across Oklahoma markets with wheat No 1 hard around 1.90 to 1.92 at several towns, eggs and hens pricing steady to fair, butterfat and dairy figures listed. Cattle and calves in short supply with steady to lower slaughter cow prices, hogs active with mixed weights, sheep and lambs described with ranges, Chicago butter trade noted with steady wholesale tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Poultry & Bays
Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture Foray
Frederick
Edmond
Bison
el Reno
Enid
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Medford
Yukon
Blackwell
Clinton
Alva
Viei
Guymon
Hooker
Broilers
Muskogee
Vinila
Tulsa
Lawton
Shattuck
Elk
Watonga
Pants Valley
Elk City
Vinita
Pauls Valley
Elk di Enid
Ife
Reno
USDA
Khrushchev outlines German reunification strategy in Berlin speech
Khrushchev warned Western powers over plans for a unified Germany while declaring Russia would not interfere in West German elections. He hailed Yugoslav ties with Moscow, urged withdrawal of foreign troops, and pressed East and West Germany to negotiate without four‑power guarantees. Grotewohl defended peace terms and stepwise military withdrawal from German soil.
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Kremlin
Germany
Kheushchev
Adlenauer
Russia
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Nile
Alien Dulles
U. S. Central Intelligence Agency
Yugoslavia
Tito Lastiee
Grotewohl
East
West Germany
Khirushchevv
Moscow
East Germany
Military education institutions listed in briefing
A briefing item lists major U.S. military schools and training centers including the Army War College, Quartermaster School, Aviation School, Ordnance School, Naval War College, Electronic Proving Ground, Frankford Arsenal, and headquarters units. It notes additional representation from Amphibious Training Command, Army Map Service, Adjutant General's School, Marine Corps commands, Fleet Marine Force, Atlantic, Transportation, and the Office Chief of Ordnance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 5
Army War College
U.S. Army Quartermaster School
U. 8
Army Aviation School
Army Ordnance School
Naval War College
U- 5
Army Electronic Proving Ground
U. & Army Frankford Arsenal
Department of the Army
Army Redstone Arsenal
U. S. Army Engineer School
Aminy Infantry School
Army Armor School
Army Command and General Staff College
Amphibious Training Corman
Army Map Service
Adjutant General's School
U.S. Marine Corps
Marine Corps Schools
Fleet Marine Force
Puific
Fleet Marine Corps, Atlantic
U. S. Army Transportation
Office Chief of Ordnance
Executive Staff Member Named For TB Organization
C. A. Woking of Cache announces the appointment of Mrs. Harold Shere to the executive staff of the Comancha County Tuberculosis association. She will assist Mrs. H. W. Hal Hallett in planning fall regional conferences and with scale sales.
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C. A. Woking
Cache
Comancha County
State's Anthrax Battle Subsides in Oklahoma
Vaccination of livestock in three northeastern Oklahoma counties quarantined for anthrax nears completion. Seventeen out-of-state veterinarians begin returning home after assisting state and federal officials for a week. State veterinarian Dr. M N Reimensehneider says only a few cattle on affected farms remain to be vaccinated.
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Vinita
Okla
Oklahoma
Hermie
Altar
M. N. Reimensehneider
Five Held on Traffic Charges in County Court
Five individuals faced traffic violations in a session of Justice of the Peace Woodrow Giles court. Ray Shelby-Woods, 33, of Altus, and Joe Pearl Capshaw, 30, both charged with speeding, Melson Tabby of Rt 5, Walters, cited for running a stop sign, Timothy E Cronin, 22, of Fort Sill, and Jack D Pinchback, 31, of Rt 1 Lawton, charged with driving without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Crane
Court of Justice of the Peace
Woodrow Giles
Ray Shelby -Woods
Altus
Joe Pearl Capshaw
Melson Tabby
Rt 5
Walters
Justice of the Peace
Marvin E. Cameron
Timothy E., Cronin
Fort Sill
Jack D. Pinchback
Rt. 1
Lawton
Spy Case Echoes From Wartime Espionage Network
Four Russians linked to Abel as conspirators in a postwar spy ring. Vat ali G. Pavalov headed a Soviet embassy secret police network in Ottawa. The case references atomic spies and later arrests of Fuchs and the Rosenbergs. Abel, in custody, signed a waiver to return to New York for charges as grand jurors hear Reino Hayhanen and Blayhanen testimonies. Evidence included cryptic notes and maps found in a hotel room and radios used to receive Kremlin orders.
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U.S
J. C. Hall
FBI
New York
Ace
Reino Hayhanen
West
Abel
Grand Jury
Blayhanen
Aee
United States
Europe
I Latham
Emily R. Goldfus
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Lot Ordered Sold To Satisfy Judgment Against Pensioner
Comanche county court orders sale of Lot 20 Lawton View Addition to satisfy a $5,499 welfare judgment against the heirs of a Lawton man deceased. The state alleges Alexander G Stevenson obtained $6,299 in welfare from 1940 to 1953 and repaid $800. a lien was filed in 1954. Stevenson died June 24, 1964. Judgment against his heirs issued June 86, 1985 by District Judge Toby Morris.
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Lawton
Langton
Alexander G. Stevenson
Stevenson
Lawton View
Toby Morris
Three More To Be Arraigned After Wild Brawl
Three additional suspects face arraignment after a violent brawl at the Amvots club west of Lawton. Special Sessions Judge Ralph Cline postponed pleas for 24 hours for five men already arraigned. four others remain in Fort Sill custody to be transferred for arraignment. Elmer Barton Potts and Gary B Potts of Saginaw Michigan plus Wallace D B Potts and Paul Jonson of Fort Sill were arraigned with others for charges arising from Tuesday night and Wednesday morning clashes that damaged the club and two cars. Potts said he was shot but denies starting the fight. official statements describe a two-phase brawl with a preceding disturbance.
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Amvots Club
Lawton
Ralph Cline
Fort Sill
Elmer Barton Potts
Saginaw
Mich
Wallace Db.potts
Fort Sil
Paul M. Jonsen
Paul Sraith
Fort ‘Sil
Gary B. Potts
James C. Northcutt
Walter P. Wilder
Clifton E. Lambert
Sledafter Clif
Ford
Prestage
Amyers Post No. 13
Elmer Potts
Potts
Memorial Hospital
Prestate
Rights battle stalls as Senate weighs Civil Rights bill
The Senate nears a vote on a civil rights bill after weeks of debate. President Eisenhower signaled possible veto if the trial provisions remain unchanged. Dorsey assists. no Republican senators opposed the bill, while five Southern Democrats backed it. The measure would authorize court injunctions to enforce minority voting rights, with related enforcement powers narrowed.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Lor Sen
Morse
Oregon
Lyndon
Johnson
Texas
Yarborough Kefauver
Gore
Tennessee
Smathers
Flovita
Area Men In Service P Sgt Fleming Assigned to Air Force
P Sgt Fleming Asbury formerly Lawsonian was assigned July 23 as a radio repairman to the 202d Airways and Air Communications Service Squadron at Altus Air Force Base. He entered the Air Force in 194? and, after discharge in 1949, attended Cameron College and worked as a civil service employee at Post Field Fort Sill. His wife is Margaret Austin daughter of Bart Austin Rt 4.
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Fleming
Asbury
Two Persons Fined On Minor Charges
Two people appeared before Justice Marvin E. Cameron on minor charges. Grace A. Jones 23 of the Ingraham hotel paid 30 dollars for intoxication. Paul J. Culley 35 of Fort Sill fined 30 dollars for public drunkenness. Kelen White 24 pleaded innocent to vagrancy and was committed to county jail under 500 dollars. Jimriary hearing set for 10 am August 1. Ruby Chatman 37 of No fly was charged with prostitution in Woodrow Giles court.
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Justice of the
Peaice
Marvin E. Cameron
Grace A. Jones
Ingraham Hotel
Paul J. Culley
Fort Sill
Kelen White
County Fail
Ruby Chatman
Wetl
Justice of the Peace
Woodrow Giles
Moonshine case dropped as single leg trace fails
Oklahoma City August. United States officials dismissed six charges of moonshining against James Oscar White, a 42 year old with a wooden leg, after a judge ruled a single shot print and a hole by a wooden leg were insufficient evidence. Tax agents testified to seized mash, corn whisky, and a cooking still on a creek barn in northeast Oklahoma County. White claimed to mow lawns and be a law abiding citizen.
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Oklahoma City
Aug
James Oscar White
Jones
U. S
H. A. Leatherman
Federal Alcohol Tax
Oklahoma County
Touring Club Rally On Tap In Comanche
The Comanche Touring Club plans a monthly rally this Saturday meeting at English Motors Co. at 7 p.m. George Gurney announces August’s rally features navigational and average speed contests over about 14 miles. All motorists may participate. results and trophies to be presented at the weekly club meeting Tuesday night.
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Comanche Touring Club
English Motors Co
George Gurney
Gurney
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