Three Arrested On Road County Traffic Violations
Police arrested three for traffic violations and one for bottlegging. FE D Rose, 54, of 219% C, faced whisky and joint charges after a raid with a search warrant from Marvin E. Cameron. 4% pints of whisky and gin were seized. Rose posted 20 bond. Eugene York, 24, Norman, cited for speeding. Airman Donald E. Weaver, 21, Altus AFB, cited for running a red light and driving without license. A Fort Sill Pfc was turned over to military authorities for speeding and license violations.
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FE. D. Rose
Pete Fuller
R. A. Davis
Rose
Marvin E. Cameron
Eugene York
Norman
Donald E. Weaver
Altus Afb
Fort Sill
City on Denies Theft Of TV Set At Motel
Curtis Ray, 33, charged with grand larceny for theft of a 17 inch Motorola television August 6 from Ranch Motel on Cache road. He claimed he won the set in a dice game during the night theft occurred. Ray and a companion were arrested. the companion, Arne Prettyman, was later cleared. The TV was recovered and returned to owner Bartow Huff. Ray bound over to Superior court. $2,000 bond posted.
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Curtis Bay
Cache Road
Ranch Motel
Ray
Lawton
Arne Prettyman
Motorola
Bartow Huff
Woodrow Giles
Comanche County
Minister Dies In Car Wreck Near Mannsville OK
Rev. Horace B. Cost, 59, Chickasha minister, was killed in a one car crash on U.S. 70 two miles west of Mannsville in Johnston county. He was a passenger in a car driven by A A Pursley, 63, of Oklahoma City who tried to pass another vehicle and plunged into a 15 foot embankment. Pursley was hospitalized in Ardmore with undisclosed injuries. The death marked the 354th on Oklahoma highways this year, eight more than this time last year.
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Chickasha
U.S. 70
Mannsville
Johnston County
Horace B. Cost
Oklahoma
A. A. Pursley
Oklahoma City
Robert Bennett
Pursley
Ardmore
Autos Stolen From Fort Sill In Morning Theft
Lawton police and the Oklahoma Highway Patrol report two cars were stolen from Fort Sill early this morning. A light green 1949 two door Chevrolet with plate 4368 belonged to Sp3 Edwin C. Emmerling. A cream 1949 Ford convertible with plate 4 10282 and tag 12916 belonged to Otis Bryant.
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Fort Sill
Lawton
New Plea Issued For Storm Relief
Lawton chapter of the American Red Cross appeals for funds to support operation mop up along the East Coast. Miss Lydia Blount says the disaster toll is staggering and local residents have contributed 142 dollars as of today, with 300 dollars raised during the Blackwell tornado. Funds will aid Hurricane Connie and Diane survivors with hospital and doctors care, shelter, new homes and businesses, furniture and clothes, and feeding those left homeless.
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Lawton
The
American Red Cross
Lydia Blount
Red Cross
Miss Blount
Blackwell
Connie
Diane
Duncan Woman Denies Drunk Driving Charge
Ida Emmaline Kitchens of Duncan, 28, pleaded innocent to a driving while intoxicated charge after a Wednesday night crash involving her car and three taxicabs on Lee Blvd. east of Second. She posted a $250 cash bond Friday morning. Highway Patrol officer H D Morgan filed the complaint. Judge Ralph Cline presided in City Court. A campaign passenger in her car, charged with public drunkenness, was released after paying $15 fine and costs.
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Ida Emmaline Kitchens
Duncan
Lee Blvd
Second
Highway Patrol
H. D. Morgan
Ralph Cline
Grass fire extinguished in 700 block East B
Central station firemen put out a grass fire around noon today in the 700 block East B. Damage was limited to the grass area involved and did not affect structures.
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Central Station
East B
Hospital Births and Admissions Highlight Area Medical News
Births list multiple families including Er win at 1804 Andrews and Bennett at 2727 Cornell with times and weights. Numerous admissions and dismissals noted across Duncan, Apache, Marlow, Lawton, and surrounding towns reflecting late August activity.
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Ralph C. Erwin
Andrews
Leroy Bennett
Cornell
R. W. Power
Gene C. Blackburn
John Dietz
Mamie Meeks
Duncan
Eddie Ray Reece
Edward Reece
Walters
Lou Ann Harmon
A. E. Harmon
Rebecca Sue Young
Martin Young
Apache
Timothy Burton
Joe Burton
Star Rte
Gene Ellison
Arvel Adkins
Fletcher
Star Route
W. E. Hilliard
Ben McReynolds
R. W. Woody
W. M. Mills
Marlow
Burt Brown
Grandfield
R. B. Price
Winnie Giroui
Washington
S. C. Tully
Carnegie
M. T. McCracken
Charles McGranahan
Howard Trussel
Williams
Indian Lands Up For Lease Kiowa Agency Seeks Bids by Sep 16
Bids for leasing Kiowa Indian lands for farming and grazing are due September 16 at the Kiowa Sub Agency in Anadarko. Submit on regular lease forms or letter, include tract book page allotment number land description and annual rental. Leases start January 1, 1956 and may require owners’ acceptance.
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Kiowa
Anadarko
Anadarko Agency
Ike and Nixon Push Concessions in Russia Talks
President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon urged Moscow to show friendliness by concessions in key fields. They called for German unification, freeing satellites, and ending subversion, while signaling allied resolve as Geneva and UN disarmament talks approach. The Sault Ste. Marie canal has moved over 4.28 billion tons of freight since opening.
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Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Moscow
Nixon
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
United Nations Subcommittee On
Sault Ste. Marie Canal
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Hilda Tee
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Hector Yackeschi
Jesse Attockine
S. 10Th
Mary Jo Nealy
Greenfield
Nellie Fletcher
Weatherford
Mary Amos
Rena Wauqua
Cache
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T. R. Stephens
C Avenue
Ike
U.S
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Associated Press News
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C. Schott
American National Bank
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Dearborn
American Realty CO
18Th & Cache Rd
Business Property Garden
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Wayne A. Smith
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I Ave
the McKee Company
Ft. Sill
Ferris
S. 24Th
Arkansas
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L. P. Hood
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Roy B. Hooper
Gore
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Sycamore
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Sheridan Road
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Botkin Agency
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D” Ave
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South 6Th
Nice
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Pollard
B Avenue
Lawton and
Reece L. Russell Realtors
Lth
Archie L. Ramming
Reece L. Russell
Realtors
Insurors
Atlanta
Arlington
Liberty Heights
Kinyon
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Howell
S. 5Th
Bell
Morford Addition
B Williamson
Fhone
Paul Atchrey
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Frank Dougherty
Lawrence Keegan
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