Kiwanis Committees Named for 1955 in Wichita Falls
Kiwanis Northwest division clubs named committee chairs and members for 1955 at a Civic Road gathering in the Security Bank building. Stinnard, president elect, died. Principal speaker was ABC Evite Wichita Falls Texas. Committees include Boys and Girls Austin Whitcomb Stinnett Tubbs and Turner. Public and Business Affairs Gordon and Thomas with Walt Mutchins Hopkins. Education and Fellows Black and Jay Dee Four Contivey Sieg. Progunary and Music Atchley Sieg Garson Worn Denham. Public Relations Cook Paddock Carey. Attendance and Membership Bikmith and Elmer Bauman Denham.
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Iiwaantis Club
Security Bank and Trust Co
Wre Stinard
ABC
Evite
Wichita Falls
Tex
Tieutenant
Kiwanis International
George Stinnett
Carless Tubbs
Din Tirets
Soulerprivileger
Chik
Ward Mecracken
Tom Ray
Welton Teshimner
John Harninen
Ralph Hogper
Mel Meek
Walt Dutchins
Paul Atvhley
Veattional Cruidance
Norman Monroe
Orvis Rigsby
Frank Aven
Walter Gray
Adventure
Orem Wlein
Lewis Hasdock
Jyo Kelsey
Ed Cagie
Buddy Paschal
Man Gordon
Jok Thomas
Walt Mutchins
Claude Hopkins
Shappert of Churches
Trarvey Trouse
Pay Woods
Walt Oswaill
Bikmith
Elmer Bauman
Kermit, Denham
Walt Oswalt
Guy Pilecgin
J. T. Seal
C&de
Jay Dee
Les Contivey
Bill Sieg
Paul Atchley
Dee Garrison
Zeke Worn
Kermit Denham
Bill Cook
Paddock
Harold Carey
Howard War
Paul Cook
Chambless Conviction Held Pending Appeal
The Chambless case continues on appeal after a conviction. He remained free as the high court ordered a potential sentence review four months after his disappearance, with details obscured by fragmented text and unclear dates.
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Chambless
Beer tax battle fuels governor clash in state debates
The creature of the general revenue fund faces opposition over tax dollars used for education and university needs. Gary defends that beer tax money is needed though critics question appropriations and timing. Voter turnout appears strong in several counties ahead of tomorrow's election, with heavy registration in Oklahoma and Tulsa.
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Gary
spe@ch
United Das
Alg
Oklahoma
Tulsa
County vote outlook in Comanche County campaigns and reforms
Voters in Comanche County face a light turnout with only 10 absentee ballots cast as campaign workers push to mobilize. Changes in absentee ballot law yield new pen hardware and the shift to central voter registration, while precincts begin updating to a new card file registration system ahead of 1959. Fourteen Lawton precincts will preview the new system. others await conversion.
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Oklahoma United Committee
Cary
Comanche County
Lawton
Eisenhower Weekend at Farm Brightens Health Update
President Eisenhower rested at his country home near Gettysburg amid medical notes of a steady recovery. Doctors report improving strength while he maintains a light work routine shielding him from exertion as he plans return to briefings and NATO events. The White House confirms no set date for tomorrow’s congressional briefings.
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Ington
Imyn
Eisenhower
Snyder
Eiseshowee
Jelisenhower
James C. Hagerty
White Mouse
NATO
Paris
Adlai Stevenson
Dulles
Hts
Howard MM. Snyder
Key Woodl
bin Ald
Arthurs. Nevins
Washington
Myra
Army
John Fise
Chemist Reports On Death From Poison In Auto Case
A chemist report to the county attorney on Mrs. Mary Louise Rodrigues notes no trace of cyanide or arsenic but heavy salicylic acid in blood. The autopsy pathologist is expected to file a formal report this week to determine the cause of death after she was found in a locked house with a gas jet on.
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Department of Public Safety Today
Carhe Wonian
Mary ‘Louise Rodriguez
Leavton
Taylor Rogerswig
Warren Crane
Rodriguez
Anthony RB. Roadrigues
Jiaison
Rogers
Beck Larceny Trial Starts In Seattle
Dave Beck, retiring Teamsters leader, goes on trial for grand larceny in Seattle. Prosecutors allege he retained 1900 dollars from a Cadillac sale to Marlin B Duffy, a Sea rle truck driver, on December 30 1956. Duffy is expected to testify.
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Seattle
Dave Beckle
Teamsters Lwyjien
Grand Larce
Union
Chary
Cadillac
Marlin B. Duffy
Searle
Duffy
Dalton Dalton Business College Ad Listing Services
An advertisement lists mimeograph services including sellers schedules price lists ruled forms letterheads folding stuffing addressing stamping. Also promotes Smith-Corona typewriter agency and a contact number 56-2717. The entry notes the location at 6218 Sheridan Read EQ.
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Mimeograph Service
Smith-Corona ‘Typewriter Agency
Dalton Business College
Sheridan
Language expert studies still more at University of Washington
Seattle Washington ex soldier Tames FE Rosson 24 speaks about a hundred languages and has studied nine others currently at the University of Washington pursuing Mongolian and Altaic languages. He already speaks French German Italian Dutch Swedish Norwegian Danish Icelandic and English has studied Old and Middle High German Anglo Saxon Old Teutonic Serbo Croatian Arabic Greek and some Tadik. Rosson born in United States once buried in Sweden was the outstanding linguist at the Army Language School in Monterey California.
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Seattle
Wash
Tames FE
Rosson
Wending
University of Washington
Tie
Bosson
United States
Sweden
Army Language School
Monterey
Calif
Eleven Drivers Charged With Traffic Offenses in County Court
County Attorney Warren Crane filed twelve traffic complaints and two public drunkenness charges against weekend arrestees. In Justice of Peace Marvin Cameron's court Earl W Patterson Jr and Danny R Hill faced reckless driving charges. Also charged were Ever latt Terry and Derrel Dewitt Edwards with nighttime speeding. Other defendants faced public drunkenness, improper stops, unregistered vehicles, and related infractions. In Justice of Peace Woodrow Biles court Earl Eugene Hatfield was fined for speeding at night. Wayne Tawkeyly faced driving without a license. Virgil Lee Russell charged with tailgating and defective brakes. James H Burd and Phillip Stoll Jr faced unlawful vehicle operation by unauthorized drivers.
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Warren Crane
Highway Patrol
Justice of Peace
Marvin Cameron
Earl W. Patterson Jr
Apache
Danny R. Hill
Fort Sill
Cameron
Everlatt Terry
Lawton
Derrel Dewitt Edwards
Borger
Tex
Malcolm G. Clomplon
Foy Earnest Crompton
Lee
Woodrow Biles
Earl ‘Eugene Hatfield
Fort Worth
Wayne Tawkeyly
Ft. Cobb
Virgil Lee Russell
James H. Burd
Elgin
Phillip Stoll Jr
Indishama
Civil defense plan details and long rail platforms noted
Warning systems reach 200 points in 90 seconds while backup radio links expand. Plans finance shelter and survival measures across 43 territories with seven months for completion. Medical stockpiles cover five million people for three weeks and aid education emphasized. Five of the world’s longest railway platforms exceed 2,100 feet, with five in India.
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Hoegh
Nevada
A. Rose
India
Weekend Burglary and Theft Wave Reported Citywide
City police said five burglaries and seven thefts occurred over the past pay day weekend. Incidents include Lawson Root and Western Wear on 222.5 Third, Smokey’s Pharmacy on 1202 Arlington, residences of Vowell and Penland, and Mrs Mullins. Cash stolen totals range from 24 to 300 dollars, with items including a wrist watch and a diamond ring. Several break-ins involved doors or windows, and suspects in one case used a door on the south side to gain entry.
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Lawson Root
Western Wear
Smokey
Charles Green
Boot and Western Wear
Glen Fuqua
Mohammed Begins Two Day Los Angeles Tour
King Mohammed V started a busy two day sightseeing tour of the Los Angeles area while staying in touch with issues at home Abderrahman Magrai said the monarch would not cancel his American visit noting the situation in Morocco is in good hands.
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Los Angeles
Mohammed V
Morocco
Abderrahman Magrai
Nageai
Bushfire Destroys Homes in Leura Blue Mountains
A bushfire at Leura in the Blue Mountains near Sydney destroyed at least 50 homes. A violent windstorm swept through the area late in the afternoon, complicating firefighting efforts and sheltering residents as crews fought the blaze.
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Sydney
Australia
Leura
Blue Mountains
Injuries Reported In Fort Sill Collisions and Drunken Driving Charge
An injury to the right shoulder required surgery at Memorial hospital. Jarreau faces driving while intoxicated charges in Judge Ralph Cjine's Special Sessions court. Sgt. Robert E. Harrell, 26, Fort Sill, identified as the driver of a 1957 Ford that struck a parked police car near Third and C. Police say a four year-old Lawson girl was injured in a two car crash involving a 1952 Pontiac driven by her father and a 1954 Mercury driven by Teli Samuel Holcomb of Fort Sill, 28. The mishap occurred near 1906 Fort Sill Blvd as Kemp and Holcomb were driving south.
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Ruby Drew
Washington
Fort Sill
Murray Money
Jack J. Spoon
Lawton View
John Haire
Lee
Nila Yeo
Dearborn
Dairy Queen
Fort Sill Blvd
Maria Foust
J. O. Cooper
Robert Crabtree
Medicine Park
Memorial Hospital
Jarreau
Ralph Cjine
Special Sessions Court
Robert E. Harrell
FA Bt
Third
J. B. Langford
Collie Wallace
Lawson
Teli Samuel Holcomb
D. Poice
Kemp
Irwin
Hnlcomb
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