Bank Burglars Face Mounting List of Charges
Bank robbers linked to a Kentucky case face multiple charges after a daytime escape and a bank break in. John Paul Sear, Morris, and Bart Franklin were captured following a failed getaway, with FBI and state police involvement. One suspect, Ray Le Buist, led the inquiry, while a school superintendent reported a gunpoint incident in nearby Walte County. Authorities say about $2,040 was taken in the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonweth
John Paul Seou
Ai Larehticht
Bart Franklin
Poni Cie
Wolte Couns
Tasuheyw
Liberty
Farmers & Tricles Bank
Kentucky
Ub Dak
Wake County
George D. Little
John Paul Sear
Morris
Ray le Biuusst
FBI
Louisville
Siad
John Paul Lowth
Norvis
WY Gee Ib Srtomolyile
Walte County
Taylor Booti
Campionssas
Camneeron
Bowtll
Greshan En
Booth
Gunbrink
Mer
Graham
Bank Burgio
Liquor Found in Tulsa Pastor Office
Tulsa deputy reports a box of liquor uncovered in the office of the Tulsa Church Furniture Co run by a Baptist minister. Deputies seized gin whisky vodka and other liquor as the business closed three months ago. The minister and officials say extra liquor was found in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Ulsa Church Furniture Co
Fattek Murphy
Ray Cryder
Orabona
Cameron Students See Polio Films at Assembly
Cameron college students viewed two polio films during a morning assembly tied to the 1957 March of Dimes drive. One film showed the Salk vaccine production and the other explained the campaign’s goals and the polio rehabilitation program. Dr. Charles Green spoke, urging the third polio vaccine dose as Cameron students had already received four Salk shots earlier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron College
Charles Green
Cameron
Bridge construction advances 4 miles west of town
Concrete is poured for a bridge four miles west of town from Sheridan Road today. County Commissioner Pete Wer announced the western district. Work also began today on laying the road base half a mile beyond the bridge.
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Sheridan Road
Pete Wer
Western District
Poteau Girl Dies as Dress Ignited by Stove Fire
Four year old Palrigia Kay Odom of Poteau died from burns after her dress touched an open stove fire at home. Daughter of Mrs Louis Odom she had five siblings.
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Potealp
Palrigia Kay Odom
Louis Odom
Mrt Scott Masonic Lodge Works Entered Apprentice Degrees
Leonard Layton secretary reports Mrt Scott Masonic Lodge No 4 conducts Entered Apprentice degrees today with stated work and orderly proceedings.
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Scott Masonic
AFEAM
Leonard Layton
Hospital News Items From Southwest Oklahoma Trib
A fragment from a hospital notices page lists numerous births and admissions. It notes multiple newborns with parent names, locations such as Apache, Medicine Park, Walters, and Chickasha, plus several patients admitted for medical and surgical care and several births in January. Names include Billy Rizhow, Debora Sup, Mary Wiest, and many others with varied hometowns and ages.
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William Wages
Bd Yam
Jae
Roy Gallo Way
Pam
Dan
Wweight
Lee Clinton
My Park
Tl Rogers
Wo Wilson
Medicine Park
Teaney Thomas
Apiteyhe
Mary Wiest
TG Fernie
Sang
Wet Mason
Sca
Irs
Heduan
de Artingiana
George Sanmiaim
Ceroniwna
Kenneth Hoover
Bart
Ted Atkins
Wiscor Su
Svs
Lande
Apache
Lewis Devas
Garefield
Keith Bowell
Flore Bowell
TO Park
Deborah Sup Maness
Satane
Freddie Wilkinson
Andrews
Rifles Stolen From Wichita Falls Gun Shop
Wichita Falls police probe a burglary at LeRoy Lakley's Gun Shop over the weekend. Thieves escaped with 35 to 40 rifles shotguns and other guns. Detective Lt. W. A. Capehart asked officers to watch for suspects in the Texas burglary case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwiemra Rans
Teqay
Royal
Wichita Falls
W. A. Capehart
Oval
LeRoy Lakley
Hays Faces Secrecy Censure Amid Fiery Capitol Acts
Ohio Democrat Wayne Hays emerges as a forceful critic of secrecy in government. He challenges Secretary Dulles over closed hearings and has on occasion threatened physical confrontation and harsh rebukes on the House floor. Hays defends his blunt style as vigorous emotion, not a personal chip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Stoiron
Washington
Ohio
Wayne
Hays
Flushing
Dulles i Parila
Dulles
Mid East
Gordon
Midefia East
Immigration Service
Joseph M. Swing
Elorcs
CVA Giulianies
Fiat Che
Tern
Mays
Alfred D Sieminski
New Jersey
Willy Swing
Hass
Tasker Foundations
Frank J. Lausche
Hess
Police Seek Suspects In Bogus Checks Case
Police report an unapprehended duo in a broken check complaint and a check forgery. Kenneth Short, 31, is named in a $15.28 bogus check incident at Thing Grocery in Gore, with another forged check for $27.65 tied to a room occupant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Short
S. Kouwrth
Justice of Peace
Woodrow Giles
Short
Gore
R. B. Shaw
Shaw Grocery
T. WW. Wreeer
Reoms
France Again Trying To End Algeria Revolt
Oklahoma City dispatch reports a market roundup with cattle hogs and poultry prices, then Paris updates. France seeks to quell Algeria revolt with a liberal policy, including general elections and greater equality for Algerian Muslims, ahead of UN action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Algeria
Paris
Guy Mollét
Mollet
North Africa
United Nations
Marcel Plaisant
Foreign Affairs Commission
General Assembly
Four Truckers Face Complaints
Four truck drivers were charged in four complaints filed this morning by County Attorney Warren Crane. Three drivers faced charges for operating overweight vehicles while Cecil Fishburn of the Department of Public Safety weights and licenses division signed the complaints. The accused were Erwin W. Reimer, 40, Corn. Leslie Albert Robinson, 37, Rt. 4. Kenneth Dewey Duke, 32, Hobart. Linden Dee Dickerson, 32, Al tus, charged with operating a semi trailer without a permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py County
Warren Crane
Cecil Fishburn
Department of Public Safety Weights and Licenses Division
Erwin W. Reimer
Corn
Leslie Albert Robinson
Rt. 4
Kenneth Deweyr 'Duke
Hobart
Linden Dee Dickerson
Altus
Comanches to Meet Over Kiowa Comanche Ageche Vacancy
Comanche tribe members will meet at 1 p.m. Thursday January 17 at Apache to fill a vacancy on the Kiowa Comanche and Ageche Tribal Business Committee. Philemon Berry, committee chairman, announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apache
Gil
Philemon Berry
New Tract Bought In Range Expansion
The 48th deed in the Fort Sil land program was filed, bringing total federal land to 8,072 acres of 20,300 planned. A 160 acre tract described as NE% S8 T2N was purchased from Benjamin Tahmab keera, on the outer edge of the first six miles of expansion. Acquisition of this region is scheduled by the Department. A Tulsa District Engineer representative notes six more tracts have been acquired pending Anadarko Indian Agency approval.
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Fort Silland
Benjamin Tahmabkeera
Tulsa
U. S. Army
Indian Agency
Anadarko
Aggie Enrollment To Start Tonight
Cameron college night enrollment begins at 6 30 to 9 p m tonight in the Aggie auditorium. Enrollment continues through Thursday with classes starting Jan 14 and running through March. Thirty three classes will be offered. Alvin Hand dean of students says transcripts are required and should be brought during the two night period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron College
Aggie
Alvin Hand
Banquet Tickets Remaining For Harrisburg Chamber Event
Only 175 tickets left for the Chamber of Commerce annual banquet on January 22 at the Hotel Lawtonian. Milton Keating, secretary manager, announced tickets are on sale at the chamber office for 1 dollar each. Dan Casey, longtime Harrisburg chamber secretary, will be principal speaker at the 7 p.m. event.
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Chamber of Commerce
Milton Keating
Dan Casey
theHarrisburg
Lawtonian
Chamber
Atomic Show Opens Exhibit On Courthouse Lawn
The Atomic Show opens on the Comanche county courthouse lawn sponsored by the Lawton Jaycees. Lawton and Fort Sill residents may tour the exhibit about atomic energy and peace time applications. Bill Boykin leads the local showing with area students expected this afternoon. The Oak Ridge Nuclear Studies exhibit aims to spark interest in science careers and is hosted by OU extension division and state junior chambers. The display ends about 5 30 p.m. today.
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Comanche County
Lawton Jaycees
Lawton
Fort Sill
Bill Boykin
Atoms For Place
Boykin
Museum
Oak Ridge Institute
Oak Ridge, Tenn
National University Extension Association
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma Extension Division
Oklahoma Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber's Work Program For 57 To Be Aired Friday
The Chamber of Commerce will present its proposed program of work for 1957 at the weekly forum luncheon Friday at 12 noon in the Hotel Lawtonian. Program committee members TE. B. Lacy, John Keathley, Vernon Howell, J. C. Mennedy, Dean Par Amore, and Curtis Scott guide the meeting, with Ross H. Porter presiding as newly elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Lawtonian
TE. B. Lacy
John Keathley
Vernon Howell
J. C. Mennedy
Dean Par
Amore
Curtis Scott
Ross H. Porter
Electric Blanket Controls Reversed
Denver couple Mrs. and Mr. P. R. Martin admitted the joke after using a double electric blanket with dual controls. Mrs. Martin set her side to moderate warmth while he kept low, she later switched to full heat, he cooled it off, leaving them snug under the blanket.
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Denver
P. R. Martin
Car Crash Damage Suit Seeks 27145 in Oklahoma
Johnny Holcomb sues Ha role Jerome Williams and Vernal Pennah for 27000 plus in a wreck on U S 277 north of the Fort Sill road. He seeks 20000 for injuries 1750 for medicals 4850 for lost earnings and 595 for damage to a 1951 Plymouth. The Dec 1 collision occurred as Williams turned east from the southbound lane. Also report of former state representative T K Klinglesmith's death at 45 likely from a heart attack.
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Superior Court
Lawson
Johnny Holcomb
Euclid
Harole Jerome Williams
W. Washington
Vernal Pennah
Carswell Afb
Tex
Holcomb
Godlove and Cumming
U. S. 277
Williams
Pennah
Fort Sill
4H Club Work To Be Aired At Agent Meeting
Several phases of 4 H work will be discussed Thursday at a sub district extension agent meeting in Duncan Comanche county represented by Lewis Haydock and Arlen Johnson county agent and assistant and Mrs Clara Kelley and Mrs Jean Robertson home demonstration agent and assistant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luncan
Comanche County
Lewis Haydock
Arlen Johnson
Clara Kelley
Jean Robertson
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Avenua
Billy Rizhow
Indiahoma
Horn
Herbert Redbone
Chickasha
Grandticid
Gennie Drennin
Amarilla
Cronell HeSaie
Medical Memorial
Clive A. Follmer
Ferris
Donald Many
Soi
William C. Many
Smith
James Smith
Lewis Howe
Stav Alsure Bercy
Curtis J. Ellsworth
Columbia
Oscar White
Veallers
Gordon Junior Colny
David Ray Hathorn
Garfield
Carel
Ann Greenwood
Orville Greenwood
Kenneth Billings
Jar
Richard Cale
Beta W. Baer
Summit
Texas
Conention
House Foreign Relations
Oklahoma City Livestock
Oklahoma City
USDAI
State Board of Agriculture Today
Guy
Nnr
Hooker
Clinton
Alva
Blackwell
el Reng
Enid
Medford
Viei
Yukon
Bison
Wingfisher
Edmand
Frederick
Broilers
of. B. Farm
Muskogee
Vinita
Shattuck
Elk City
Clinton T
Oklahoma Watonga
City
Pauls Valley
Wrak
Watonga
Reno
Alva el Reno
Bixby
Fevans
At Grains
Arley
Pittsburgh Paints
Farmers Lumber Company
G Avenue
ing @ Piero
J Paties
Brammer
Ant
Johnson Wax & Floor Machines
Wyandotte Chemicala
Lily Cupa
Buffalo Fire Equipment
Southwest Disinfectants
Regina
Mell Andiick
Southwest Chemical Co
I's
Dante
South
Italien Restaurant
Ohin
T. K. Klinglesmith
Tas Hunter
Ate Cree Ag
Natalie Wood
Mabel
Bianco
American Foods
Csurth
Rulsly
Afc Ite
Roper
Technicolor
Iscoundrel
Virginia Mayo
George Nader
Cosanme
Thursda Soreare
America
Southern Club
Lee
James Craig
Barbara Payton
Algo
Yessie
Gary Cooper
Grace Kelly
Katy Jurado
Doe
George Stevens
Nets Oe
Warner Pres
Warnercolor Miner
Tamr
Hudson Des
Checker Cab
the “Checker” Way
FT. Sill
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