Coroner Removes Furnishings From Sheppard Home
Workmen in Bay Village towndown Bay Village remove blood stained mattress box springs bed frame and other items from Marilyn Sheppards home. Coroner Dr Samuel R Gerber says the removal allows room reconstruction for court testimony in the murder case against Dr Samuel H Sheppard who claims an intruder killed his wife and that he was jailed on a first degree murder charge. Two court appearances for Sheppard scheduled yesterday were postponed.
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Cleveland
Bay Village
Marilyn Shep
Samuel R. Gerber
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Solons Aim to Adjourn Next Week
Washington leaders briefed President Eisenhower that the session may end next week after plans to close by Saturday faltered. Senate Republican Knowland cited possible delays from another filibuster on the atomic energy bill as a key factor, while Hagerty said Eisenhower will cancel his Colorado vacation if Congress stays in session.
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Washington
Senate
Knowland
California
James C. Hagerty
White House
Cricket Hops Tot Cuts By Mom's Teeth
A cricket leaped at four-year-old Helen Marie Karas in Dallas near Union Terminal. The child sustained scalp cuts after her mother tripped while stopping to help, accidentally biting the tot. The Karas family, residents of Tulsa, continued their trip to Tulsa after stitches.
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Dallas
Tulsa
Helena Karas
Union Term
Bill W. Karas
Helen
E. L. Crenshaw
H. D. Skeen
Helen Marie
Karas
Fort Worth
Garfield County to ballot 685000 for fairgrounds buildings
Garfield County voters will decide in November on a 685000 bond for four new fairgrounds buildings. The plan includes a 375000 coliseum for 4000 seats, a 60000 baseball diamond with grandstand, a 180000 women’s fine arts building, and a 70000 4-H and FFA building, all north of Enid.
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Enid
Okla
Garfield County
The
Fair Board
Don Gumerson
FFA
Fairgrounds
Gold In Them That Flat Bosoms New Fashion Shake Up
New York reports Paris fashion plans could flatten curves and shift foundation garments. Industry sources foresee lighter waistlines, firmer hips, and potential continued need for foundations though styles may drop heavy bosoms. If Paris trends catch on, Hollywood tastes and mass market could drive a spring shift with possible economic lift.
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New York
Paris
Foundation
Allowable Cuts Drop Production in Two States
Allowable cuts in Texas and Louisiana reduced weekly average crude oil and condensate output. Texas fell by 56,575 barrels to 2,561,925, while Louisiana declined 16,625 to 644,375. Oklahoma rose 14,500 to 485,100, Arkansas dipped 950 to 75,530, and Kansas increased 1,100 to 332,200, with total U S daily production at 6,163,975 barrels. 1954 year-to-date output stood at 1,401,750 barrels versus 1,429,584,236 the prior year.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oil and Gas Journal
Tony
Texas
Louisiana
the Journal
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Cotton Oil Firm Puzzled By Texan Move For Control
Chickasha Cotton Oil Co stockholders were puzzled by a Texas bid to take control. John Ferguson Jr of Fort Worth offered to buy 85,000 shares at 19 each in a 1.615 million dollar letter to stockholders. The stock traded around 18 yesterday as the company expands operations across multiple states and faced a forthcoming financial statement.
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Chickasha
Okla
Chickasha Cotton Oil Co
Texas
John Ferguson Jr
General Insurance Corp. of
Fort Worth
New York Stock Exchange
Texas Group
Ferguson
Gag Painting Wins Prize at Local Art Show
Amateur painter Kerney Walton a real estate salesman 49 entered a joke piece titled Schizophrenic judged by Paul Siegriest who noted a poor frame kept it from first prize Walton said the work intended as a gag shows a haunted man among garish swirls and Howell it was never meant seriously
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Paul Siegriest
Kerney Walton
Wiretap Bill Fails To Pass Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee deadlocks on a administration bill authorizing use of wiretap evidence against subversives and kidnappers. The 7-7 party line vote keeps the measure bottled up as time runs out in the current session. Senator Langer refrained from voting.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Old Man Coyote Legend Tied to Nez Perce Fishing Claims
Nez Perce legends describe Old Man Coyote creating Celilo Falls and leaving a hand print, a motif used by attorney Theodore Little to argue longstanding fishing rights. Federal officials say Celilo Falls damming and limited Nez Perce fishing show loss of minor rights, as affidavits from tribe elders are being gathered to support the claim.
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Coyote
Celilo
Celilo Falls
Columbia
Theodore Little
Clarkston
Wash
Oklahoma superintendent explains money issue in letter
Frederick Oklahoma August 10 School Superintendent Prather Brown explains in a letter that money concerns are at the center of the matter with no further details available.
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