Oklahoma Patrol Seeks New Troopers From State
Oklahoma Highway Patrol officials announced new trooper openings at Will Rogers Turnpike and Lawton patrol district. Applications open March 1 with a April testing session. Requirements include Oklahoma residency two years, height 5 feet 10 inches, age minimum, good health, and character references. Pay starts $300 monthly, rising to $327 after year two and $360 after year three with possible raise on promotion.
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Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Will Rogers
Turnpike
A. Mussen
Commandiz
Lawton Patrol Diariel
Patrol Inc Sudure
Ty ‘Ain Aow
Mussen
Alussen
Oklahoma
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Pair Files Candidacy For Mayor In Lawson Race
Councilman Fair announced his bid for mayor, stating he can devote full time to duties and will not interfere with his gas station and grocery business. He joins a field with several rumored candidates, some of whom have indicated they will not run.
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Thuursday
F. B
Fuzz
Githen K. Rhoads
Blunt Zareer
F.C. Par
W. M. Looney
Fair
Pair
Cotton County
Walters
Lawson
Irs
Junhette
James
Barbara
Roosevelt
Wesley Kepler
Bigamy Case Details From Across Cities Across The Nation
Vincent Moreci, aged 14, is involved in a bigamy case in Houston Texas after believing Cor Yaditti had a divorce. The narrative traces a chain of marriages: she divorced in San Francisco in 1455, married Fultz the same year, and then wed Morris in Richmond Indiana on January 1 last year.
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Vincent Moreci
Houston
Tex
Cor Yaditti
Moreci
San Francisco
Mamierd Fultz
Morris
Richmond
Ind
Doctor Disputes Murder Confession in Slaying of Two Girls
Chicago authorities reopened their inquiry into the deaths of Barbara Grimes and Patricia Grimes after a medical report challenged a suspect’s confession. State toxicologist Dr. Walter Camp said the sisters likely died about five hours after leaving home to attend a December 28 Elvis Presley movie. Their unclothed bodies were found January 22 in a suburban forest preserve ditch.
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Chicago
Remeo
Walter Camp
Elvis Fresley
Barbara Grimes
Patricia
Funeral Rites for S. M. Gross Held in Chickasha
Funeral services were conducted Monday at Epworth Methodist Church for S. M. Gross 81 of Chickasha who died Sunday at his daughter's home. He was born February 9 1875 in Scottsboro Alabama and came to Oklahoma in 89% homesteaded near Elk City before moving to Chickasha. He is survived by his wife Elsie ten daughters one son J B Gross and six grandchildren including W A Corvales and numerous great grandchildren. Burial followed at Fairlawn Cemetery.
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Ciuckasea
S. M. Gross
Chickasha
Epworth
Methortist
Poe Williams
W. J. Bolton
Buri
Fairlawn
Gross
Scottsboro
Alddle
Oklahoma
Elk City
Elsie
Ballon
J. Tt. Greenwood
Gore
J. B. Gross
Chivkasha
W. A. Corvales
Udrd
WRECKS Linked to Icy Streets Across City
Police investigated multiple icy road crashes this morning. A three car collision at Ninth and A left Rebecca Livengood seriously injured and Calain Kuntz injured but not hospitalized. An earlier eastbound freight train collision near the depot involved the Sutton family area.
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Donald
Ed Montgomery
Snyder
Sutton
R. E
Bob) Rust
Frisco
Rust
Chevrolet
Behool
Jrous
Arcident
Lebecca Ann Livengood
Totb
Southwestern Hospital
Calain Kuntz
Elmer Charles Kuntz
Euclid
Hood
The
Highway Patrol
Dems and GOP Split On Air Power Report
Democrats on the Senate subcommittee warn the United States is vulnerable to a secret Russian attack and claim retaliation programs lag. Republicans counter that the majority report is unduly pessimistic and insist U S air power naval strength and ground forces keep the nation superior to the Soviet Union today.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Soviet Union
Weather Report Tracks Light to Moderate Winter Onset
Weather continued across several counties with precipitation ranging from a quarter inch to an inch. Reports noted rain sleet and snow, icy roads in spots, and sanding crews active on U S Highway 6 while Tulsa saw a hard snow at 10 a m and several counties reported snow and sleet.
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Guymon
Highway Department
Pushmataby
Latimer
SreFlore
Big Y Curtain
Choctaw
Atoka
Bryan
Marshall
Harry HH. Johnson
Buffalo Division
Aid
Harper County
Ellis County
Woods County
Amalfa County
Mangum
Frederick
Tulsa
Bixby
Bristow
Duncan
Caddo
Grady
Rush Springs
Grant
Garfield
Noble
Kingfisher
Payne
Logan
Canadian
Aggie Band Adds New Instruments
A dozen new instruments join the Cameron college band this semester via the junior college ROTC department. The lineup includes two French horns two trombones baritone horn alto sax four clarinets and two trumpets arriving soon. The band led by Melvin Keeney performs at ROTC reviews assemblies programs and other events.
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Cameron College
Melvin Keeney
Legion Chief To Get Indian Name in Lawton Visit
National Commander W C Dan Daniel of Danville, Virginia, arrives in Lawton Oklahoma for a day of events including a 7 30 p m banquet at the Hotel Lawtonian a reception a bulldogger hat presentation and honorary adoption into the Comanche tribe Local leaders say Daniel will press President Eisenhowers Middle East policy before Congress and testify in Washington on Monday about the two part doctrine He is to be welcomed by Lawton officials and Legion posts with tickets for the banquet at 2 per plate
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National American Legion
W. C
Dan” Daniel
Danville
Lawton
Laytonian
Daniel
Eisenhower
Percy Givens
Lowery-Whitehead American Legion
United Press Dispatch
Houston
Texas
Congress
Middle Eastern
McAlester
Legion
Lawtonian
Fort Sill
Ross Porter
C. R. Ellsworth
Coleman Nolen
Oklahoma
Preston J.moore
A. R. Tyner Jr
Alton Imlfine
Bateman - Zarling
Lowery- Whitehead
Layton
Military chaplains face independence in service duties
The Military Service Bureau chief notes chaplains from eight Lutheran bodies feel independent from their churches. He cites questions about Navy religion, Army doctrine, Air Force preachings, and a non denominational hymnal under joint revision. He warns deviations risk administrative consequences amid a growing military church system.
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Midboc
Council
Air Force
Taint Chaplain ' Board
Two Drivers Face Traffic Charges in County and City Courts
County Attorney Warren Crane filed two traffic complaints and a vagrancy charge. Jimmy Huff, 23, Fort Sill, faces driving while intoxicated in Judge John P. Fullerton's County court. Howard Germansaddle, 53, Chattanooga, charged with reckless driving in Justice Marvin E. Cameron's court. In Judge Ralphline's City court Tommy Robertson of Layton faces vagrancy for failing to provide for his family.
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Warren Crane
Jimmy C. Huff
Fort Sill
John P. Fullerton
Howard Germansaddle
Chattanooga
Justice of Peace
Marvin E. Cameron
Ralphline
Tommy Robertson
Layton
Eisenhower Holds News Conference On Policy And Visits
President Eisenhower defended his wartime and peacetime records at a news conference touching on foreign visits by Saudi King Saud and Yugoslav President Tito. He warned against yes man diplomacy, favored world peace through contact with diverse nations, and addressed disarmament, constitutional term limits, fiscal policy, and the balance of federal and local roles in social programs. He stated no current plan to boost European forces and affirmed no change in his broader program of decentralization and money soundness.
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Wilson
National Guard
Guard
Eisenhower
C Saud
Tito
Iit
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Amt
Yugoslavia
Fisenhower
United States
Harold E. Stassen
Congress
Christian Herter
Massachuet
Herter
Carmine DeSapio
New York
Washington
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Refunding Pep Club Trip Funds At Central Junior High
Central Junior High pep club members who have not received refunds for the January 23 Chickasha charter trip may pick up the refunds in the office of Mrs. Lorena Fullerton, coordinator.
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Central Junior High School
Chickasha
Lorena Fullerton
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