Citizens debate Lake Lawtonka and water rights
The Comanche Caddo Soil and Water Association urges Lawton residents to examine the proposed Cache Creek reservoir. The editor notes a local irrigation test showing significant water value and questions bonding citizens for years without guaranteed compensation. The piece compares county water use, potential crop gains, and a Mississippi example to argue for慎慎慎.
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Cache Creek
Comanche-Caddo Soil and Water Assn
Comanche
Comanche County
Prentiss County
Miss
Webster
Lawton
Lake Lawtonka
Fort Sill
Arkansas
Thompson
Conflicting Custody Case Sways in Los Angeles Court
Superior Judge Louis H. Burke held the custody matter under submission as the case revealed tangled family ties. Joan Underhill 44 Mary Underhill 39 and their 3 year old daughter Kathleen are involved with complex relations including aunt, stepgrandmother and in-law roles among Joan Mary and their spouses.
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Los Angeles
Louis H. Burke
Joan Underhill
Mary Underhill
Katheen
Joan
Goldwater urges tax relief for small businesses
Washington Senator Barry Goldwater said he hopes small businesses receive tax relief next year. He argued firms earning 5000, 10000, and 25000 dollars annually deserve aid more than big corporations or wealthy individuals, despite higher overall rates for the latter groups.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Penguins Found Only in Southern Earth Half
A brief note asserts penguins are located solely in the southern hemisphere, with little further context or data provided.
Flight Engineers End Seven-Week United Strike
A seven week strike by 252 flight engineers against United Air Lines ended with a Washington negotiated settlement. Engineers will be returned to payroll by Dec 19 without discrimination, and pilot training will be provided for those who wish. Pay increases range from 40 to 105 dollars monthly depending on aircraft, with DC6 and DC7 scales noted.
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Chicago
United Air Lines
Washington
Company and Union
United
William Kent
Flight Engineers
Memphis Votes Out Censors In City Vote
Memphis voters rejected continuing censorship by a 41 to 4 vote. A citizens committee appointed by mayor-elect Edmund Orgill had studied censorship and recommended ending the censorship board. Orgill takes office January 2.
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Memphis
Tenn
A _ citizens committee
Edmund Orgill
Orgill
Flying Crane Copter Lifts 7 800 Pound Trailer
Culver City California The Flying Crane Hughes huge helicopter lifted a 7 800 pound trailer van in final tests. The XH17, largest copter, weighs over 46 000 pounds with a 136 foot rotor and 70 mph flight.
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Culver City
Calif
Howard Hughes
Hughes Tool Co
Air Force
World’s Just A Big Stage in Detroit Fire Finds Hidden Still
Detroit police and superstitious horse players searched Roosevelt Williams' home after neighbors reported a blaze. Firemen found a 55 gallon still, three mash barrels, five dream books, and 18 mutuel slips, with six visitors calling for the day’s lucky number.
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Detroit
Roosevelt Williams
Williams
Sign of the times as TVs outnumber phones in county
In Van Buren county, Mich, a Commerce Department survey released Thursday shows more television sets than telephones. The finding highlights rising home entertainment adoption and growing communication device availability in the area.
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van Buren County
U.S. Department of Commerce
Denville Couple Answers Santa Callers by Becoming Santa
Mrs Eskil Danielson Jr. in Denville New York chose not to pursue complaints about many calls from children dialing the wrong number seeking an automated Santa recording. Her husband will answer as Santa and converse with the children.
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Denville
N.Y
Eskil Danielson Jr
Santa Claus
Taxi driver radioed police in chase of Beaver Falls gunman
Miami Beach cabman Frank DuBois used his radio to summon six patrol cars and guide them in a rapid pursuit and capture after Eugene Russ of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania brandished a gun and forced his way into a car driven by Albert J. Gilson of Chicago, with a play by play report to police.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Frank DuBois
DuBois
Eugene Russ
Beaver Falls
Albert J. Gilson
Chicago
Rolling Items Preserve Creases and Save Space
Doily and dresser scarf storage notes highlight rolling textiles on cardboard tubes to prevent creases and reduce storage room. The tip emphasizes simple, practical organization for households with limited space.
Officers Elected By Church Club At Hunting Horse Memorial
The Methodist Men's club of Hunting Horse Memorial church elected officers at its first meeting. Harry Tonemah was named president, Steve Chibutty vice president, Atwater Once secretary, Charles Bread treasurer, and Randall Wilson reporter. Rev. George Kauyedauty acted as chairman. members include Ralph Kotay, Andy Weryavah, George Kingfisher, Eugene Kauyedauty, George Hummingbird and Mark Reed. The club will meet the first Thursday each month.
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Methodist Men’s Club
Hunting Horse Memorial Church
Harry Tonemah
Steve Chibutty
Atwater
Charles Bread
Randall Wilson
Ralph Kotay
Andy Weryavah
George Kingfisher
Eugene Kauyedauty
George Hummingbird
Mark Reed
George Kauyedauty
New York Santa Drunk and Fired After Scuffle
New York Santa George Whitestone, 45, took a five hour coffee break, failed to report, and returned drunk. He punched Capt. John Lingerfelt at the 42nd Street and Madison Avenue post before police intervened. Whitestone was ordered to surrender his suit.
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New York
Santa Clauses
George Whitestone
42Nd Street
Madison Avenue
John Lingerfelt
Santa’s
Whitestone
mid-Manhattan
Lingerfelt
Wedding for Christmas in Lexington
Juvenile Trial Commissioner W Rodes Clay approved a plan where a man who has cohabited with the mother of his 8 year old son for 11 years intends to marry her as a Christmas gift. He framed the union as a suitable matrimony and a holiday present.
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Lexington
W. Rodes Clay
Argentina reopens talks with Kaiser on Cordoba factory plan
Buenos Aires reports Argen tina's revolutionary government notified Kaiser Automobile Co that it seeks to renegotiate last year's deal for a Cordoba plant. The agreement called for a $10 million investment to build a factory with annual output of 40,000 vehicles. The talks were announced Thursday.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Kaiser Automobile Co
Cordoba
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