Safeway Shops Seek New Hearing On Trading Stamp Case
Oklahoma City Okla January Supreme Court asked by Safeway Stores to grant a rehearing in the five trading stamps case. Safeway contends the court misunderstood arguments and misstated the record while asserting its constitutional rights were violated. The high court earlier ruled Safeway violated the fair trade law by meeting competition with trading stamps, not treating stamps as a discount. Safeway asks oral arguments to show many points were misunderstood or not considered.
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Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
Safeway Stores
Ator
Reys
Safeways
Safeway
High Court
Oklahoma Retail Grocers Association
Keysore Court
Play Preview Sheds Light on Roosevelt in Sunrise at Campobello
A New York preview gathered visiting Democrats and party leaders to view the Broadway production Sunrise at Campobello starring Ralph Bellamy. The play covers Franklin D Roosevelt battles with polio, his 1924 nomination of Al Smith, and his political persistence. Attending were Govs Muskie Mesner Harriman, with Bellamy drawing praise for his portrayal from James Roosevelt and Averell Harriman.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Campobello
Ralph Bellamy
Forme
Dove Schary
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Robert B. Mesner
New Jersey
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Roosevelt
Herbert Hr. Lehman
Samuel Rosenman
James
California
Billiott
Bellamy
Driver Gets 2 Cents Back
DECATUR IL Earl Carrier of Oshkosh Wisconsin explains how he got two pennies back after a parking meter rejected pennies. The meter accepted nickels only and Carrier demanded his two cents arguing the fine should include pennies. Police upheld the nickel rule and the city treasurer paid two cents from petty cash. Carrier said it’s about the principle.
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Decatur
Earl
Oshkosh
Wis
Hough
Sowarth
Carrier
Walt Griffin
Carsier
Hospital Births and Admissions Across District
Births listed for several couples with times and weights, including Wittig, Mautin, Wilks, Rhodes, Uuminghouse, Brinn, and Johnson. multiple adoptions and medical admissions noted. Dismissals and surgeries at various clinics appear, with names and addresses such as Pollard, Ninth Street, and Garfield.
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Roger Wittig
Pollard
Jack Mautin
Billy Wilks
Bor
Marit Rhodes
Eugene’ Uuminghouse
Garland Brinn
Rebecca Boone
L. Woler
Anadarko
W. C. Burris
Dearborn
Vera Whitlock
Fletcher
Edlin Crabbee
Medcine Park
Amleol
Vernon Chandler
Edward Cagle
Edna Dovel
Reed
Olla
Robert. Jackson
Duncan
Lorena Phillips
Pedra Johnson
Marl Johnson
Garfield
Marian Crabtree
Cache
Jimmie Ketchum
Peters
Dorothy Yoder
Virginia Horacek
Ferris
Dennis Morgatt
Atvs
Ottie Morgan
Fay Uolsinger
Dor
N. Sith
Surg Southwe
Y Stolsinger
Park Group Plans Lake Murray Meet at State Park Lodge
Southwest Park and Recreation Institute will hold its annual meet at Lake Murray State Park Lodge Feb. 3-7 for the third consecutive year. Tye Bledsoe, director of Oklahoma state parks, will welcome delegates from Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Colorado, Missouri, New Mexico, Kansas and Louisiana. About 230 delegates are expected to attend.
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Oklahoma City
Southwest Park and Recreation Institute
Lake Murray State Park Lodge
Tye Bledsoe
Oklahoma State Parks
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Colorado
Missouri
New Mexico
Kansas
Lorana
Montana Prison Back To Normal After 30 Hour Sitdown
Calm returned to Montana State Prison in Deer Lodge after a 30 hour sit down strike by 275 inmates. Disciplinary action kept convicts from privileges until they resume work. Warden Fay G. Burrell cited no violence during the quiet return. Rep. Lloyd E. Barnard raised inmate unhappiness with working conditions and prior sit down. The attorney general criticized Burrell’s leadership amid prison unrest.
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Hy Tom Maddox
Deer Lodge
Montim - Calm
Montana
Fay G. Burrell
Burrell
Lloyd E. Barnard
D Valley
Montana Legislative Council
Barnard
Forrest H. Anderson
Prison Commission
Anderson
Auto Retailers Renew Discounts in Detroit Market
Detroit reports widespread price discounting by new car retailers as competition erodes the standard list price. Dealers push discounts to clear 1957 models ahead of 1958 arrivals while a December decline in prices accompanies larger dealer incentives.
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Detroit
Mas
Labor Department
Tindell Is Cleared In Murder Charge
A Pushmataha County District Court jury found DeWitt Tindell, 42, not guilty of murdering his brother Percey Tindell. He testified that he fired in self defense last July 27.
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Pushmataha County
DeWitt Tindell
Percey Tindell
DeWitt
Percey
Soll
Widow, Nine Children, Get Moose Home
A widowed mother Opal Moon and her nine children moved to Mooseheart near Chicago, run by the Loyal Order of Moose. The family will stay at the Child City until each child finishes high school, ages 18 months to 16. The Moose expect to spend over 100000 dollars aiding them. Mrs Moon, from Seattle, was widowed July 9, 1957 in Sitka Alaska where her husband Ben Moon died in a heart-related incident. He left no insurance or estate. he was a Moose member.
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Seattle
Yesternay
Benjamin
Sitka
Alaska
The
Moose
State Marriages Increase In 1957 Oklahoma
Oklahoma marriages rose to 29 965 in 1957 while divorces and annulments totaled 12 239, down 200 from 1956. Ottawa County recorded 3 866 marriages, Oklahoma County 4 687 divorces, and Tulsa County 2 719 divorces, with Tulsa up 49.
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Oklahoma City
Cupid
Oklahoma
Ottawa County
Oklahoma County
Bryan
Tulsa
Tulsa County
Regents Consider Deferred Pledging End of OU Fraternities
Norman OU fraternity leaders warn a Board of Regents proposal for deferred pledging would end the Greek system. If adopted rush week would vanish and freshmen could not pledge until sophomore year, harming houses financially. Regents seek March decision. university president notes aim is to curb rush culture, not abolish Greek life.
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IFC
David Rambo
Norman
Rambo
T. R. Benedum
Banottum
George L. Cross
University
WHS
Cross
Wou Ld
Country Club
Crusa
New Orleans Gas Plant Announced
Tulsa based Texas Natural Gasoline Co and Houston based Tennessee Gas Transmission Co will jointly build a natural gasoline plant south of New Orleans with each owning half. Construction starts in March to extract natural gas from southern Louisiana and the Mississippi river delta.
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TULSA
Texas Natural Gasoline Co
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Houston
New Orleans
John T. Oxley
TNGC
Louisiana
Mississippi River Delta
Funeral Rites for John P. Compton at Grace Mont
John P. Compton, 72, of 1401 Baldwin, died January 27 at home. Funeral services were conducted at First Baptist Church in Grace Mont with Rev. Lon Garrett assisting. Bearers included Earl Cox, John Cannedy, John Singleton, Fred Buchannan, Adolph Handke, and Charlie Line. Burial planned in Grace Mont Cemetery under Becker Funeral Home direction.
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Barry Garrett
Oklahoma City
John P. Compton
Baldwin
First Baptist Church
Gracemont
Lon Garrett
Earl Cox
John Cannedy
John Singleton
Fred Buchannan
Adolph Handke
Charlie Line
Gracemont Cemetery
Becker Funeral, Home
Solons Vie For Catch-All Farm Bill In Congress
Washington reports that farm lawmakers seek a broad catch-all farm bill to aid cotton and corn regions, aiming to avoid past sectional fights. Hearings by House Agriculture subcommittees under Rep. Poage and Rep. Abernethy will study corn and cotton proposals, with Cooley to compile a unified bill. Poage says Benson’s price support cut plan won’t be debated.
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Washington (Lp
South
Midwest
House Agriculture
Rep
WR. Poage
Dtex
Thomas G. Abernethy
D-Miss
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Chatman
Harold D. Cooley
D-N.c
House
Charles B. Hoeven
Towa
Cooley
Congress
Poage
Benson
Doctors Examine Mother Slayer in Fort Smith Arkansas
State mental hospital doctors examined Bobby Joe Burns 28 today to learn why he drugged his mother and cut off her head. Burns released from the hospital last May faces first degree murder charges. He signed a rambling statement claiming the killing was part of an Aztec rite inspired by Khrushchev. Police found Mrs E W Burns 56 head wrapped in sheets in a church choir loft after the body was found in the Burns kitchen. Burns fled to Oklahoma pastureland where a deputy picked him up as a cold plea.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Bobby Joe Burns
Burns
E.W. Burns
Khrushchev
Russia
Immaculate Conception
Oklahoma
Here
Molctt
Okla
Portland Bus Firm To Quit
Rose City Transit Co. announced it will go out of business February 2 as Portland’s City Council failed to pass an emergency measure raising bus fares from 20 to 25 cents. A separate plan to raise fares in March was approved on first reading, needing a simple majority for final approval on February 26. The company said it would continue operating if a fare increase is granted.
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Portland
Rose City Transit Co
Rose City
Covington Police Help Boy Buy A Bicycle
A 1 year old in Covington Kentucky had repeatedly borrowed bikes from neighbors. Police learned his family could not afford a bicycle and purchased a used one for him. The boy promised not to borrow bikes again.
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Cors Boy Bike
Covington
Bandit Kills Self and Second Surrenders in Evansville Robbery
Two ex convicts robbed an Evansville prospery taking between 5000 and 1000 dollars. Robert Dane Finton 32 of Gary Ind surrendered meekly in a taxicab near Mount Carmel after police tracked him from Princeton. John S Boyce 27 of Portland Ore shot himself near Rockport Ind as authorities closed in. Both had been inmates at Oregon State Penitentiary.
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Lawrenceville
Evansville
Ind
Robert Dane Finton
Gary
Finton
Princeton
Charles Omer
John S. Boyce
Portland
Ore
Boyce
Rockport
Indiana
Mount Carmel
Oregon State Penitentiary
Cameron Begins Second Semester at Cameron College
Cameron college opened second semester with more than 700 Aggies enrolled for the 1957 58 term, registrar Gordon Paine announced. He noted enrollment tops last year’s 651 and said final figures may be available next week with late enrollments due February 17.
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Cameron College
Gordon Paine
Paine
Shawnee Laborer Burned To Death
Shawnee laborer Jack Sharpe aged 50 was found burned to death on his porch at Maud yesterday. Assistant County Attorney Clifford Stone said there was no evidence of foul play and that Sharpe apparently kicked paper into an open stove, igniting his clothing. The home sustained only light damage.
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Jack Sharpe
Maud
Clifford Stone
Stone
Sharpe
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