Accused Mother Sees Daughter in 18 Year Reunion
ATLANTA AP A woman held on a 100000 embezzlement charge saw her daughter Sheila Joy 20 and ex husband reunited for the first time in 18 years in a county jail. Margaret Burton 52 faces federal charges of transporting stolen goods and is accused of stealing 100000 from a suburban Atlanta clinic where she posed as bookkeeper for two years.
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Atlanta
Margaret Burton
Sheila Joy
Athens
Burton
FBI
Tulsa
Okla
Jasper W. Burton
Ars. Burton
Accused Slayer Treated For Injury
In Sallisaw Oklahoma Toney Jackson 73 of Gans faces murder charges with arraignment set after he returns from Fort Smith Arkansas where he is being treated for a broken jaw. Jackson allegedly fatally wounded Clarence Fargo 47 of Gans following a Tuesday money dispute. Jess Fargo brother of the victim testified he disarmed Jackson but the weapon discharged during a scuffle outside the Gang post office.
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Sallisaw
Okla
Toney Jackson
Gans
Fort Smith
aArk
Jackson
Clarence Fargo
Gang
Sequoyah
Fred Campbell Jr
Jess Fargo
Ingalls Old Timers Reunion Plans Highlight 1893 Shootout
At the Ingalls Old Timers reunion a 6 year old gunfight between U S marshals and the Dallon Doolin gang is the main talking point. In 1893 authorities attacked a saloon, one outlaw captured, four officers and a boy killed, and the Dalton mob's hold on Ingalls was broken.
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Ingalls
Dallan-Doolin
Pic Aff
Ingalls Actvity Club
Chickasha Votes on City Manager to Mayor Council Change
Chickasha will hold an election on September 10 to decide whether to keep the city manager government or switch to a mayor council system. Mayor Jack Linn approved the election at a meeting prompted by the Chickasha League seeking the change.
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Chickasha
Mayorsity Council
Jack Linn
Chickasha League
Sill Board Tests Explosive Warhead For Honest John
Explosive warhead test for the Honest John rocket conducted by the U S Army Artillery Board over the Signal Mountains range near Fort Sill. Capt Robert E Kren said the test was successful with the weapon exploding in the air around 9 20 pm. Prior tests used concrete warheads.
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Honest John
Signal Mountains
Fort Sill
Robert. E. Kren
U.S. Army Artillery Board
Bootleggers Face Muskogee Court
Arraignment of six individuals indicted by a federal grand jury is set for tomorrow before Federal Judge Eugene Rice in Muskogee. The jury returned four indictments and seven no-bills before recessing yesterday until December 2. All but eleven persons were charged with violating federal liquor laws.
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Muskogee
Eugene Rice
Moonshine Raid Nets Nine Arrests
Tulsa agents arrested nine persons in Creek county during a Thursday raid and served subpenas for the federal grand jury set to reconvene Sept. 4. The probe targets liquor conspiracy charges and vice conditions in the Tulsa area, with ongoing inquiries into Creek county liquor activities. Senior officials and boolegger figures linked to the case are part of the broader investigation.
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Tulsa
Creek County
U. S
B. Haydon Crawford
Fred Hall
Tulsa Atu
Unclear Subpoenas and Moonshine Raids Reported
Report mentions subpoenas involving Tommy Williams of Bristow and individuals including Gay Welfie Lane Floyd Guine Creek county. Authorities raided eight places seizing liquor including moonshine and tax stamps. Moonshining charges filed against Sapulpa residents Delbert May Less Shadrick Harry Barnett LeRoy Berry.
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Tommy Williams
Bristow
Welfie Lane
Floyd Guine
Creek County
Sam Julian
Edna
Sapulpa
Delbert
May
Shadrick
Harry Barnett
LeRoy
Tulsa Youth Faces Trial For Rape
An 18-year-old Tulsa County youth bound over to district court for trial on statutory rape. Gary Goodpaster of Owasso, initially charged with first degree rape, had the charge reduced. He is accused of raping a 13-year-old Owasso girl August 16 and is held without bond.
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Tulsa
Tulsa County
Gary Goodpaster
Owasso
Common Pleas
Paul A. Walker
Sill Receives No Orders On Civilian Roll Cutbacks
The Public Information Office announced no directives from the U S Defense Department for Fort Sill civilian cutbacks. Other military bases nationwide have been ordered to reduce civilian staff under Secretary of Defense Charles Wilsons economy plan.
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Sill
U.S. Defense Department
Fort Sil
Public Information Office
Secretary of Defense
Charles Wilson
Capital City Earns High Safety Rating in Class
The National Safety Council ranks Oklahoma City as the third safest city in the 200,000 to 350,000 population bracket. Oklahoma City recorded 1.2 traffic deaths per 10,000 registered vehicles in the first seven months, behind Syracuse 0.3 and Norfolk 1.1.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Oklahoma City
Syracuse
N.Y
Norfolk
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