Marie's Lawyer Record Slams Police In 1956 Case
Washington report notes construction outlay rose to new high in 1956 with private spending near record levels while public works also climbed. The piece cites rising home demand, incomes, and urban rehabilitation driving nonresidential and public construction to record totals, alongside modest gains in housing and certain sectors.
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Lawton
Marie
Norma Walker
Washington
Sonia
Camimeres
Labor
Lee Wamrece
Teissed
Election Dispute Hinges on Ballot Handling and Seals
Mor gan testified to looseness around the ballot room and missing seals after a tie outcome. He said keys were reachable and a sheriff offered a vault but the board declined. The committee may order a re count or a special election if ballots are not securely handled. Other races in the Oklahoma contest face tied results and indictments amid a statewide special election call.
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Morgan
Logan County
Election Board
Senate
Sheriffs Office
Thitzhaupt
Tilzhaupt
Mortan
Ritshaupt
Okmulgee County
Echo Ove
Sof
Raymond Gary
Lee
Payne
Public Relations Seminar Set for Southwest In Tulsa
The first Southwest public relations seminar for Oklahoma Texas Arkansas and Kansas will be held March 11-12 in Tulsa. Ansell, president of the Oklahoma chapter, said Joe Lippman of Tulsa will be general chairman of the event. About 55 attend.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Kansas
Ensell
Okshama
Public Relations Society of America
Joe Lippman
Ansell
Eden Remains Prime Minister Until Seals Are Transferred
Authoritative sources say the Queen will not summon a successor tonight. Eden technically stays PM until the new leader receives office seals. The constitution places the power to summon a strong leader with parliamentary support on the Queen. No election is required. the current parliament's term continues. Col and Mrs B T Loesing, once stationed at Fort Sill, were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs John Lattemarrey en route to Norfolk. Mrs LouSing acted in Fort Sill and Little Theater productions during her husband’s duty period.
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Eden
B. T Loesing
Fort Sill
John Lattimarrey
Norfolk, Va
Two Leggers Forfeit Bonds In Lawton Court
Two Lawton bootleggers forfeited a total of 120 dollars in bonds after failing to appear in Municipal court to answer liquor possession and related charges. Doris James and Jim Solomon each posted 20 dollar bonds for bootlegging, stemming from Monday raids. Other actions included Melvin G. Jackson forfeiting 3 dollars for bus stop parking, Paul A. Chatman and Kenneth Ray Cambron each for reckless driving, and four people fined for public drunkenness. Cambron’s second reckless driving charge was dismissed at the police chief’s request. the prior incident followed a Sunday crash that killed Cambron’s mother, Rose Angeling Ferrell.
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Lawton
Doris James
N. Railroad
Jim Solomon
Melvin G. Jackson
Paul A. Chatman
Kenneth Ray Cambron
Cambron
Ron Wheatley
Rose Angeling Ferrell
Girl reports race incident in Missouri raises tensions
In Missouri authorities continued a search for a high school football star's slayer as a year old girl reported being seized by a Black man while riding bicycles with an 11 year old companion in Wyatt near Sikeston. The older girl's blouse was torn but other mistreatment was not reported.
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Sikeston
Missouri
Wyatt
Oilman Davis Dies After Long Illness in Tulsa
Funeral services today for Joseph D. Davis 72 a pioneer Tulsa producer who died yesterday after a long illness. The obituary notes his contributions to local industry and his standing in the Tulsa community.
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Tulsa
Joseph D. Davis
Pioneer Tulsa 6 Producter
Theater seeks Enzio Pinza lookalike for lead role
The Lawson Lille Theater seeks an Enzio Pinza or suitable facsimile to play the principal in Lo and Behold. The second production of the season is slated for February 15 16 in Cameron College auditorium. John Denney directs and holds the final general reading for Paris in the John Patrick comedy at 8 p m today at 1410 NM 15th. Experience preferred for the lead, an eccentric Nobel laureate writer who haunts his former home after death.
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Lawson Lille
Cameron College
John Denney
Paris
John Patrick
Denney
Milo Alcott
The
Little Theater
State budget items propose education and safety reforms
A 1956 agenda outlines a five million dollar two year estimate with a 2.50 per pupil textbook appropriation, a new water commission for conservation, tax refunds to farmers on feed tax, a public safety commission to govern patrol and crime bureau, driver license funds to Safety Department, wage stabilization, and personnel laws for slain employees.
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Tax Commission
Public Safety Commission
Highway Patrol
State Crime Bureau
Patrol
Safety Department
Officers Re-Elected At City National Bank Meeting
City National Bank directors and officers were re-elected at the regular stockholders meeting. Re-elected were J R Montgomery as chairman and president, L R Dutt, R B McCoy, George C Whitten, Rev W Rabbane Wayne Rowe, Gilbert Hagle, Henry Sabine, Calvin Darnall, Florabelle Shelvey, Pauline Brown, and B H Good. Deposits reached a record high of 10,485,266.15 at December 31, 1946.
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City National Bank
J. R. Montgomery
L. R. Dutt
R. B. McCoy
George C. Whitten
Preston PB
Vv. Rabb Ane Wayne Rowe
Gilbert Hagle
Henry Sabine
Calvin Darnall
Florabelle Shelvey
Pauline Brown
BH. H. Good
Montgomery
City Council Accepts Monroe Adding Machine Bid for City Clerk
The council accepted Monroe Calenating Ma chine Co. bid of 235.04 for a new adding machine for the city clerk. Other bids ranged to 415.60. Paving District 05 is continued for committee study. A Lion club youth camp site eyed at Lake Lawtonka. A Negro Chamber delegation to celebrate re opening of First w hen a paying job is completed.
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Mantle County Historical Society
Douglas L. Smith
Simpson
E. Williams
Urtek Repairs
Homer L. Farris
Sanitary Committee
Council Fire Committee
Harris Hancock
C. R. Ellsworth
Wiley Cox
E. W. Sheffield
Ran Wheasley
Canton
Ohio
White
City City
Lions Club Ofale
Lake Lawtonka
Sycamore
Negro Chamber of Commerce
Texas Legislature Gets To Work In First Regular Session
In Austin the Texas Legislature began its first regular work session with early moves to size down problems. East Texas lawmakers dropped plans for quick action on segregation, while Rep. Reagan Huffman of Marshall pushed 11 bills to reinforce segregation laws. Gov. Allan Shivers to present recommendations. Gov. elect Price Daniel to unveil program after inauguration. Daniel remains U.S. senator until then.
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Austin
Tex
Auth
Texas
Joe Chapman
Sulphur Springs
Waggoner Carr
East Texas
Reagan R. Huffman
Marshall
Allan Shivers
Price Daniel
Daniel
U.S
Okmulgee Mayor Backs Russell in State Senate Contest
Okmulgee Mayor J P Vanderpool sent a telegram to Slale Len Boyd Cowden, chairman of the Senate committee handling John Russell Jr.’s election contest against Tom Payne Jr. Vanderpool reported that about 50 percent of Okmulgee county’s so called better people support Russell. The telegram urged the committee to seat Russell, noting strong local support and criticizing propaganda against him. Russell faces conspiracy to defraud the state charges in Wagoner County.
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Oklahoma City
State Senate
Okmulgee
J.P. Vanderpool
Okmulgee County
John Russell Jr
Tom Payne Jr
Vanderpool
Slale
Len Boyd Cowden
Cowden
Okmulgee City
John Russell
Johnny
Russell
Wagoner Coutity
Six Collegians Face City Larceny Charges in Edmond
Six Dunleal State College students were arrested in Edmond on larceny charges tied to two Lincoln County thefts on November 25. The group includes two notable athletes. each posted 1000 bond and a preliminary hearing was set for February 13.
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Chandler
Dunleal State College
Lincoln County
Edmond
Dewey Moore
Midwest City
Alan Ericson
Fort Dodge
Melvin Adams
Oxlahants City
Ivan Cobb
John Dick
Weaver
Charles Wayne Allen
Ericson
Central
Cobb
Moore
Oklahoma City
Republicans Few Easy To Spot In Oklahoma Legislature
In Oklahoma City reporters noted only 20 Republicans in the Democratic leaning House. Observers easily spotted them Tuesday as each wore bright yellow chrysanthemums, a gift from Doris Barber of Edmond who serves as secretary for the Republican caucus.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
House of Representatives
Doris Barber
Edmond
Cava
Barbara fund drive seeks Mayo Clinic treatment
Barbara campaign collects 1325 cash and pledges totaling several hundred dollars as carriers solicit donations in mail for needed operations. Laywien Amliwes pledge support while local beer distributors express intent to help. Bateman-Zarling American Legion Post 193 Fort Sill submits a 25 dollar check.
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Ail
Barbara
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Stephens
Laywien Amliwes
No Nagging Backache Means a Good Night's Sleep
An old advertisement extols Dean's Pills for backache bladder irritation and mild diuretic relief. It claims Restlessness and fatigue from stress improve with the product, urging readers to try the new larger economy size.
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Edney
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