Police Round Up Twelve Suspects After Evening Arrests
Police arrested twelve people Thursday night including Sam Thomas 45 of 1310 Gore for drunkenness and disturbance Evelyn Marthe 34 for drunkenness disturbance and resisting arrest Ike J Brown 34 of 719 Carver for running a red light Sp Richard E Mahl 27 Fort Sill for malicious mischief Pfc Donald M Rains 22 Fort Sill for malicious mischief a 37 year old Fort Sill man investigated drunken driving a 49 year old Lawton man investigated breaking and entering and five local men charged with public drunkenness In Municipal court Tony Smith 45 Western Trails Motel forfeited a $20 bond for reckless driving from a three car collision at 19th and Andrews Wednesday night Bruce Williams 27 Fort Sill forfeited a $20 bond for driving the wrong way on a one way street.
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Sam Thomas
Gore
Evelyn Marthe
Ike J. Brown
Carver
Richard E. Mahl
Fort Sill
Donald M. Rains
Fort Sillman
Lawton
Tony Smith
Western Trails Motel
Andrews
Bruce Williams
Public Records Divorce Petitions and Marriage Licenses
Superior Court records show multiple divorce petitions filed and granted with property settlements. Names include Broun, Singletary, Vital, Lindsay, Hines, Wright, Oliver, with several petitions granted and restraining orders issued. Marriage licenses list couples from Fort Sill and Lawton with ages and locations.
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Superior Court
Robin Broun
Sammie I. Broun
Lonnie L. Singletary
Katherine L. Singletary
Lucille L. Vital
Theable Vital
Mary Elizabeth Lindsay
Pat J. Lindsay
Clyde Hines
Evelyn Hines
Gladys Wright
Jerry Wright
Brownlee
Ennis M. Oliver
Leonard Oliver
Singers to Gather for Tillman County Convention
The Tillman County Singing Convention will meet at 2 p m Sunday at the Assembly of God church in Tipton. Harry Schreiner of Manitou, president, said the group meets on the third Sunday of each month and the public is invited.
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Tillman County
Assembly of God Church
Tipton
Harry Schreiner
Manitou
Schreiner
City on Faces Charge Of Obtaining Unemployment Fund Under Pretense
Lawton man Glen Cargal was charged by County Attorney Manville Redman with obtaining unemployment checks under false pretenses. The complaint says he took two $28 checks in February and March 1954 after earning over $160 unreported, while employed at a local cement mix company. Additional charges named William Cincinnati Cook for driving while intoxicated and Roland Layette Raybourn for speeding at night.
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Lawton
Manville Redman
Woodrow Giles
Glen Cargal
Burton Duncan
Oklahoma
Employment Security Commission
Cargal
Cityan Guilty Of Drunk Driving In First Sentence Under New Law
Claude Cox a deliveryman at a bread company was found guilty in City court of driving while intoxicated and fined ten dollars with costs and a fifteen day jail term. It marked the county's first jury verdict under the new mandatory jail sentence law for DWI. The judge set no appeal deadline. Cox may appeal by Saturday but no appeal was filed Thursday.
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Claude Cox
Williams
Ralph Cline
Cox
Charles Jennings
Vernon Field
H. D. Morgan
W. W. Flanagan
F. A. Mussen
Highway Patrol
Lewis Davis
Pop Fansler
War criminals freed from Sugamo Prison in Tokyo
Two more WWII war criminals, Marquis Koichi Kido aged 66 and Hiroshi Oshima aged 60, were released after serving 10 years. Both had been sentenced to life by the international military tribunal for conspiring to wage aggressive war.
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Tokyo
Sugamo
Koichi Kido
Privy Seal
Hiroshi Oshima
Nazi Germany
International Military Tribunal
Carnegie Woman Dies From Burns In Home Fire
The 72-year-old Mrs. C. E. Brown of Carnegie Oklahoma died last night from burns she suffered earlier when her clothing caught fire at her home.
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Carnegie
Okla
C. E. Brown
Church Sets Yule Service at Real Heights Presbyterian
Real Heights Presbyterian plans its first Christmas candle lighting service at 6 p m Sunday led by Rev Paul Hanna. The combined chapel and evangel choir perform with Mrs O L Parsons as general chairman and numerous readers candlelighters light bearers and ushers from the youth group participating. The event features familiar music under Mrs Sherman Crawford with organist Mrs Hardy Suggs and Patsy Sheppard assisting. Decorations are by the Friendly Fellowship class in cooperation with church officers and groups.
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Real Heights
Harry Aucoin
Ted Newman
J. D. Glenn
Kenneth Clapp
Larry Angus
Chris Hedrick
Janice Callicott
Ruth Ann Haraughty
Ernestine Bean
Nelda Bean
Kay Krauss
Sherman Crawford
Hardy Suggs
Patsy Sheppard
Evangel Choir
Friendly Fellowship
Women of the Church
Colorado Record Traffic Toll Rises
A father James Edward Patio 37 and his son Jeptha were killed when their car struck a bridge railing, boosting Colorado’s highway death toll to 406 for the year. The weekend toll marks Colorado’s fifth and sixth deaths in 36 hours, surpassing the 402 deaths in 1936.
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Loveland
Colo.p
Colorado
James Edward Patio
Jeptha
Children Present Play About Santa at Adams Elementary
First and second graders of Mrs Margie Newcomb at John Adams Elementary performed How Did Santa Claus Know this afternoon. Cast included Mikki Capshaw Mike Duncan Rita Ravegno Penny Phillips Linda Kuykendall Bill Westfahl as Santa Claus with Santa Helpers Gilda Swyden Patsy Williams Jan Scott Lynn Duke Robert McGee Marilyn Shoemaker Mary Horn. Reindeers were James Austin Bob Morgan Michael Kemper George Bristol David Stewart Ronald Mitchell Jerry Hamilton. Gilda Swyden gave the scripture and David Stewart with Ronald Mitchell led the prayer and flag salute. A reading My Doll was by Marilyn Shoemaker. Mrs Lucille Lansden directed the chorus in Christmas songs. James Roberts was Adams school principal.
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Santa Claus
Margie Newcomb
John Adams Elementary School
Mikki Capshaw
Mike Duncan
Rita Ravegno
Penny Phillips
Lovely Lady
Linda Kuykendall
Bill Westfahl
Santa’s
Gilda Swyden
Patsy Williams
Jan Scott
Lynn Duke
Robert McGee
Marilyn Shoemaker
Mary Horn
James Austin
Bob Morgan
Michael Kemper
George Bristol
David Stewart
Ronald Mitchell
Jerry Hamilton
Doll
Lucille Lansden
Horse Kicks Out Car Windshield Near Drumright
DRUMRIGHT Okla A horse kicked out the windshield of Francis M Geyer s car on State Highway 33 near Drumright He and his wife and two children were in the front seat when the incident occurred after Geyer slowed to let stray horses pass Patrolman Carl Pugh reported the horse reared and struck the windshield as the animals crossed behind a pickup truck that had stopped.
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Drumright
Okla
Francis M. Geyer
Enid
Geyer
Carl Pugh
Geyers
Science claims nonoperative cure for piles with Bio-Dyne
Science reports a healing substance that shrinks piles and relieves pain without surgery. Doctors observe actual shrinking, and patients say piles have ceased to be a problem. The Bio-Dyne compound, widely used to heal injured tissue, is offered as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form with a back guarantee.
United Press Editors Pick Top 1955 Stories
Editors of United Press select the year 1955’s ten biggest stories headed by President Eisenhower heart attack. Other items include Salk polio vaccine, Princess Margaret resignation, hurricanes Connie and Diane, Peron’s fall, Geneva talks, Malenkov’s resignation, AFL CIO merger, United Airlines crash, and Dodgers World Series win.
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Eisenhower
United Press
Margaret
Townsend
Connie
Diane
New England
Peron
Argentina
Geneva
Malenkov
Bulgania
Khrushchev
AFL
CIO
United Airlines
Colorado
Dodgers
Editors pick 10 biggest 1955 news stories in Europe
The United Press editors in Europe select the ten most significant 1955 stories with emphasis on the European news interest. The list highlights political shifts, economic changes, and notable conflicts shaping the region during the year.
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United Press
Europe
Bandung Asian African conference update
United Press dispatches cover Bandung as Asian African leaders meet to discuss decolonization and postwar collaboration. Delegates push for reform, trade links, and unity against colonial powers amid regional tensions.
South America's Top 10 News Stories of 1955
United Press editors in South America compiled a list of the year s top stories. The selection highlights include the Argentine civil war and Mar del Plata era changes, Malenkov s resignation, air bombardment of Buenos Aires and church burnings, the Salk vaccine, Peron s clashes with the Catholic Church, and early Gen Summit conferences.
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South America
United Press
Peron
Malenkov
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Gen
World’s Just A Big Stage
Mrs. Whit Brady asked nurses at Montgomery Memorial hospital for names for her newly arrived triplets, a girl and two boys. One young nurse suggested: Hurry, Wait, Stop.
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Troy
N.C
Whit Brady
Montgomery Memorial Hospital
Sheriff Arrests Brother in Drunken Driving Case
SNEADVILLE TENN UP Sheriff George Taylor arrested his brother Gilbert on a drunken driving charge, bound him over in bond and sentenced him to 360 days in jail.
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Sneadville, Tenn
George Taylor
Gilbert
Thieves Take 49 Christmas Trees From Knoxville Grocery
Mrs. Roscoe Yoder reported to police that thieves took 49 of 50 Christmas trees from her Knoxville grocery store Tuesday night and returned Wednesday night for the last tree, leaving the shop partly bare.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Roscoe Yoder
Paris Up Taxicab Union Demands Gun Rights
A taxicab drivers union in Paris demands the right for members to carry firearms to defend themselves against back seat bandits, pushing against current safety rules and seeking legal protections for drivers.
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Paris
Donkey Disrupts Swiss Santa Parade in Brugg
In Lenzburg Switzerland the Santa on a donkey failed to arrive for the town parade when a Brugg railway worker who had hauled the animal to a shed post forgot it. The incident stemmed from the donkey switching trains from Zurich and being left tethered behind a shed.
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Lenzburg
Switzerland
Brugg
Santa Claus
Zurich
North African revolt and major conferences listed
Eva, 7. North African revolt. 8. Geneva atomic conference. 9. Princess Margaret Townsend romance. 10. Bandung conference.
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Geneva
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