Two Klan Leaders Face Riot Trial in North Carolina
Indictments were returned by Cherokee County Grand Jury against James W. Cole a Marion minister and James Garland Marlin a Dea per N C for inciting or participating in a riot during a Klan rally at Masten NC night shot by Indians and a sheriff said Cole would seek bond while Cole alleged Indian rights violations and promised to sue over protection failures amid clashes at the cross burning gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
Sulus Klas
Aecual
James W. Cole
Marion
N.C
James Garland Marlin
Deaper
Trobeson County
Masten
Marcoint Meteod
Cole
McLeod
Cs.upi
Arms Panel Seeks Quick Funds For Missile Programs
The committee outlined mis oling and a deter rent to nations threatening peace. Polaris as intercontinental missile via submarines. Eisenhower asks for 133,600,009 for Air Force Jupiter work. transfer approved. Additional 40 million for Army missiles via fund transfers. Authority to move 10 million to ARPA and 100 million to emergency defense fund. Expect Titan and Antimissile boosts. Emphasizes time buy and non restoration of denied funds.
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Army
Eisenhower
Air Force
New
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Tequest
Emergency Defense Fund
Congress
BOND Continued From Page One
The article lists members of a county commission and district nominees for a bond committee. Names include Lawton area members and Eastern and Western district appointees from towns such as Elgin, Sterling, Lawton, Geronimo, Medicine Park, Meers, Chattanooga, and Indiahoma. Positions involve regional representatives and ward allocations for the bond committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Ray Babbitt
Wayne Gilley
T. D B. Nicklas
Elmer Bauman
Tony Pokorny
Walter Oswalt
R.E. Glenn
P. A. Becker
Walter Browers
J. Olen Conner
Bil Bentley
Emmett Keough
Morgan Roberts
Harold Wilson
Homer Iise
Earnest Burcham
Henry Masenbeck
Elgin
Preston Williams
Yollie Wade
Winifred Bailey
Sterling
J. M
Homer Gordon
Indiahome
Rhoads
Meers
Wray Beavers
Hospital Births and Admits List From Southwestern
Births include a son to Sod and Mrs Wendell Towett at 1505 Seventh born Jan 20 weight 7 pounds 6 ounces. a son to Mr and Mrs John Aust at 2008 Denver born Jan 1 weight 7 pounds 14 ounces. a son to WO and Mrs Alber Ishenke at 2113 Yloover born Jan 20 weight 9 pounds. Admitted include Mrs Louis Arnu 74 Laird medical and many other patients. Indian Bielogy birth of a son to Chester Silverhorn Anadarko. multiple births and dismissals listed with patient names and addresses throughout.
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Sod
Wendell Towett
John Aust
Denver
Alber Ishenke
Yloover
Louis Arnu
Laird
Charles Dutton
Glenn Scott
Summit
Frank Witchens
Baltimore
Medica
Geri Ann Chatipar
A. L. Chatipar
Ash
Medlien
Ray Collins
Wilma Horton
Lee
Gwendolyn Williams
Charles Williame
Robert Boyle
Prentice
Meron Sylvester
Thunean
Michael Dallon
Max Dallon
Lake
Sur Borys
Virginia Ler Waller
His Waller
Joe Tice
Marlow
Bielogy
Chester Silverhorn
Anadarko
Roderick Whitewolf
Star Th
Jesse Amos
Wynnewood, Medical
Landon Bonham
Charles ‘Nolen
Tam Lincoln
Lesliequint Canttanooga
Myre
George Picek
Chris Bianco
John Bianco
Cherry
Cecil Davie Howard
B. W. Howard
Lincoln
Linda Brown
Dwayne Brown
Smith
Alfred Stith
Walters
Douglas Hough
Dorothy Yoder
James Alchises
Sur
Enoch Wassey
Mable Hamburger
Suree Pachine
Susan
Virginia LaRue
Logan
Franklin Weave
Medicine Park
Samuel Taylor
E Gore
Albert Costello
Enrique Carrerras
Dearborn
Gordon Strauss
Donald Lechey
Bessie
Joseph Oswalt
Harald Oswalt
Cyril
Mack Rumph
Gore
Moerlical
Sandra Johnson
Coleman Johnson
Waltros
Doris Flippin
Randlett
Gilda Swyden
Phillip Swyden
Lola Puckett
Park
Ronald Wheatley
Errol Wayne Toisington
Trudane Hoisington
David Cowan
Fort Sill
Regeha ‘Turner
Revell Turner
Pollard
Geopary Tuck
Democrats Blame Game Highlights Postwar Missile Debate
Democratic leaders condemn partisan attacks while defending defense policy amid space race tensions. Nixon cites divided party and Truman era legacy as Republicans blame past policies for missile delays. Case urges Democrats to seize leadership. Weeks and Seaton criticize GOP economy critique. Potter remarks place blame on Truman administration for U.S. missile lag.
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Mansfield
Paul M. Butler
Knight
Russell
Truman
Eisenhower
Clifford P. Case
R-Nz
Newark
N. J
Senate
Tulsa
Okla
Commerce Weeks
Des Moines
Town
Seaton
Congress
St. Joseph
Potter R-Mich
United States
Russia
Chisholm Dies in Oklahoma Hospital
M Claude Chisholm aged 2, grandson of Jesse Chisholm the Chisholm Trail alager, died last night in an Oklahoma hospital after being a patient for two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okemail
Claude Chisholm
Jesse Chisholm
Chisholm Trail
Lewis To Speak At UN Meeting In Lawton
Donal Lewis, president of the Dallas chapter of the American Action for United Nations, will be principal speaker at the Lawton Fort Sill AAM meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Hotel Lawtonian. District Marrge Eubanks, chapter president, gives remarks. Mrs. Mark Detly presents by laws report. The program includes UN films Grass Teats and Pattern for Peace and a discussion on group plans chaired by Miss Stelen Elliott. Lewis is introduced by Lt. Col. Ralph W. Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donal Lewis
Dallas
Tex
Unite Nations
Lawton-Fort Sill
Stelen Elliott
Lewis
Ralph W. Elliott
Hearing Adopts View On Fort Sill Highway Expansion
A public hearing on a Fort Sill Lawton road expansion drew support from State Reps Jim Taliaferro and Earl Simmons, Fort Sill officials, and local leaders. Mayor C P R Evisworth called the project economically sound for Fort Sill and Lawton, with officials noting the need for right of way and transcripts to be filed with the Bureau of Public Roads. The project, delayed by the January contract letting, is expected to move to February awards by the state highway commission.
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Jim Taliaferro
Earl Simmons
C. PR. Evisworth
Fort Sill
Lawter
Frank Wilphens
Chamber of Commerce Roads Committee
Wiki
Jack Rhodes
Fort Sil
Walter Lathimorce
Atend
Fred R. Llarris
Lawson
Sam Morrow
Ealice
Elmer Baunyan
Blunt Zorger
Hugh Corwin
E. C. Parks
Waters
Oklahoma City
Bureau of Public Boads
State Highway Commission
Draft board aids youths amid draft era in Comanche district
Comanche County volunteers led by Mrs Williams and Mrs Bertha Dupler assist youths facing conscription. They urge education and proper registration, noting enlistment may offer time to think and maturity. They oversee draft classifications, post-service changes, and keep mailing addresses updated for draftees. The board includes Fred Ferrell, Warren Wolverton, and Randall Campion with offices near the Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche Draft Board
Fred Ferell
Chaiman
Elgin
Warren Wolverton
Randal Campion
Lawton
Wiliams
Williams
Duplow
Lawson
Oklahoma City
Dupler
Lawson High School
Winter Ice Hits Oklahoma Roads Across State
Storms caused icy roads from Sequoyah north of Claremore to Clinton and Skia in the north. Some highways closed or one way for chains while Durant Ardmore areas stayed clearer. Snow fell at Pawnee with up to .66 inch at Tulsa. highs near 30s and lows around 13 to 25, warming trend expected tomorrow as skies clear statewide.
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Sequoyah
Claremore
Ralston
Chelsna
Linvion
Clinton
la Amarillo
Chelsea
Winita
Teueks
Oklahoma
Durant
Ardmore
Arbuckle Mountains
Slele
Skiatook
Pawhuska
Oklahoma City
Pawnee
Walt
Tulsa
Guymon
Ike Aims for All Stars Team in election rally remarks
President Eisenhower spoke at a New York Republican rally introduced by Vice President Nixon. Dinners in 27 states and DC drew about 40 000 at $10 to $100 a plate. He urged national unity, strong defense, and free enterprise while warning against inflation and appeasement. He noted social security and unemployment gains but did not reference the recent economic report.
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Nixon
New York
District of Columbia
Eisenhower
America
Congress
Chicago
Washington
The Lawton Life Theatre To Discuss By Laws
Theater by laws to be discussed at a 7 30 pm meeting at 110 NW 11th. Mrs Earl Deskins president announced recommendations to be presented by a special committee chaired by Mrs John T Hicks with Mrs Otto Howard and directors John Denney. Also on the agenda is the Lite Theatre production Lite Foxes scheduled for Feb 21 22. Rehearsals will begin at 39 nan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Life Theatre
Earl Deskins
John T. Hicks
Otto Howard
John Denney
Lite Theatre
Lite Foxes
Nan
Funeral Rites for Mrs. Mary D. West Held in Arlington
Mrs. Mary D. West 59 of Nox Arlington died 2:30 p.m. Monday at Fort Sill hospital. Services set for 1 p.m. Thursday at Bethlehem Baptist Church with Rev. C. B. Davis officiating. Born May 9, 1898 in Kilgore Texas, she taught in Laws ton Public Schools 25 years and married Sgt. George West in October 1940. Survivors include husband, a brother Clararice Mayfield Oklahoma City, and a daughter Lola Perry Fort Worth. Burial in Highland Cemetery under Shaw Tunereal Home.
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Mary D. West
Nox
Arlington
Fort Sill
Bethlehem Baptist Church
C. B. Davis
West
Kilgore
Tex
Lawston
Lawbin
Sgt
George West
American Woodmen
Order of Eastern Star
Court of Calenthe
Sunshine Benevolence Clu
Homme
Clararice Mayfield
Oklahoma City
Lola Perry
Fort Wort
Tex Buvial
Highland Cemetery
Shaw Tuneval
Wage boosts and earnings in late year 1930s sectors
The report notes pay raises of 1 to 3 cents an hour for electrical, aircraft, and truck industries under government index linked contracts. General Electric Sylvania and Douglas employees gain 1 cent hourly boosts, over the road truck drivers a 3 percent semiannual rise. December spendable earnings were $75.40 for a worker with dependents and $87.95 for a single worker, with year over year declines due to higher prices. Riley forecasts higher meat prices in January amid Florida crop freezes, but expects auto and clothing prices to ease after post holiday sales.
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General Electric
Sylvania
Douglas
Labor Department
Riley
Florida
Chiefs Back Missile Era Amid Senate Hearings
Adm. Arleigh Burke told a Senate subcommittee that missiles do not prevent U S destruction of Russia if attacked and that the United States remains ahead in the missile field. Gen Curtis LeMay said the U S could reach the moon with sufficient funding. Northrop and Convair executives urged production and more funds for antisubmarine and antimissile programs amid tight budgets.
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Russia
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
United States
Air Force
Johnson
Northrop Aircraft, Inc
Thomas G. Lanphier
Convair
Navy
J. M. Pasternack
Newspaper Strike Hits Caracas Morning Papers
An anti-government strike shut Caracas morning newspapers, starting Monday night, delaying editorial and mechanical work. The walkout disrupted about half a dozen papers as church bells marked 11 55 a m local time, amid ongoing civil disorders following the New Year revolt against President Marcos Perez Jimenez.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Opnosilian
Marcos Perez Jiminez
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Cache
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Francis Williams
Binger
Esther Toppah
Carnegie
Frankie Yburra Jr
I Medical
Col
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Vand
Fort Lit
Chisholm
Babbitt -Peller
Joe Bishop
Yukon
First Church of the Nazarene
14Th
Arlington Streets
Foy Bullock
KSWO
Ansley Paper CO
Donald Lewis
Oklahoma Board
Fage One
Prudential
Richard Baxter Adair, Jr
Richard Adair, Jr
Lawton Low
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Adair
Prudentiel Insurance
Gore Blvd
Dini EL
Tawton
Oahonen
the Prudentia Insurance Company OF America
Ssedestta Mend Cota Mouurge
Ike
Bell-Ams
Mary West
Grove Laboratories, Inc
Constitution Press
Sunday Constitution Press
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