Damage action filed over highway crash east of Chickasha
Marshall M. Wells of Lawton sues Arthur Lean Smith of Oklahoma City for 50000 in alleged personal injuries and 265 in damage to his 1951 Nash sedan from a Nov 10 collision on U S 62 about 3.6 miles east of Chickasha. Wells claims fracture of back and spine knee and other injuries after Smith drove on the wrong side of the highway in a head on crash.
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Lawtoy
Oklahoma City
Lewis Derke
Marshall M. Wells
Nash
Arthur Lean Smith
U.S. 62
Chickasha
Wells
Outlaw Loot Being Hunted Near Darko In Oklahoma
Caddo County men dig near Indian City Oklahoma in a cliff face search for buried outlaw loot worth up to 70000 dollars. A Tonkawa Hills cave burial tale from a Severd Indian inspired the expedition. Participants include George Byrom of Binger, A A Byrom, Avis Massey, Gracemont, and Keith Sensintaffar with Alfred Warner of Lookeba. They secured permission from Indian City authorities to search the area.
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Anadarko
Caddo County
Indian City
U.S. A
Seach
George Byrom
Binger
Byrom
Tonkawa Hills
Exvrom
A. A. Byrom
Avis Massey
Gracemont
Keith Sensintaffar
Alfred Warner
Lookeba
Indian Citys
Funeral rites for infant Kathy Sue Riley held at Fort Sill chapel
Funeral services were conducted at 2 30 p m Wednesday in the Ritter Funeral home chapel for Kathy Sue Riley 11 month old daughter of Sp 3 and Mrs Forest E Riley 301 McKin ley Rev Henry Wall pastor of Calvary Baptist church officiated Burial was in Post cemetery at Fort Sill
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Ritter Funeral Home
Kathy Sue Riley
Sp3
Ee Forest E. Riley
McKinley
Henry Wall
Calvary Baptist Church
Post Cemetery
Fort Sill
Eight In Line To Buy Autos For 99 Cents
In Flint Michigan a used car dealer offers four cars for 99 cents and four for 99 dollars each tomorrow. Eight people have waited since Tuesday with temps in the 30s as they line up for first come first served sales. The line includes James Stewart and Sandra Tollingshead among others. Cars are reconditioned, cash payments only, salesmen earn commission.
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Flint
Mich
James Stewart
Sandra Tollingshead
General Motors
General Motors Institute
Stewart
Alaska
One Day Dairy School On Tap
A one day school for local dairy plant operators and state health department employees is slated for February 24. Dr Charles II Mills Jy, director of the County City Health Department, said new methods of bulk milk tank sampling and other dairy industry topics will be discussed. Paul E Johnson of Oklahoma State University’s dairy division will instruct. Local health department sanitarians will assist. hours not announced.
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State Health Department
Charles II. Milles Jy
County City Health Department
Paul E. Johnson
Oklahoma State University
Dairy Division
Transportation Group Meets at Lawton Fort Sill Chapter
At the Lawton Fort Sill chapter meeting of the National Defense Transportation Association a plan was adopted to offer transportation support to civil defense authorities during local disasters. Maj. Richard P. Castles presided at the 1 p.m. Tuesday dinner meeting at the Federal Employees club.
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Lawton-Fort Sill
National Defense Transportation Association
Richard P. Castles
Federal Employes Club
City
Richard T. Brown
Oklahoma
Texas
Health Workshop Scheduled In June
Dr. Charles A Miller Jr director announced the third annual field experience workshop will run June 9 to 27. Sponsored by the Oklahoma Department of Health local health department and Southwestern State College Weatherford. Four Comanche county teachers may attend after approval. BA holders may contact Miller for reservations or the three hour college course. Prior college training of applicants must be approved.
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County City Health Department
Charles A. Miller Jr
Oklahoma Department of Health
Local Health Department
Southwestern State College
Weatherford
Comanche County
de, Miller
Ex-Judge Burned In Pawnee Blaze
A Pawnee fire heavily damaged a house and critically burned former District Judge Prentice E. Rowe. Firefighters broke into the home to rescue him as authorities said he suffered third degree burns over about 60 percent of his body. Rowe, a prominent Democratic figure, served as district judge from 1988 to 1942.
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Pawnee
Prentice E. Rowe
Rowe
Seven Attend Co-Op Parley in Oklahoma City
Seven Comanche county residents attend the annual Oklahoma Statewide Electric Cooperatives convention in Oklahoma City this week. Bain Patton and Buchwald are board members, Sen Harris is attorney, with other Cotton Electric representatives also present. National rural electric cooperative convention runs February 3 to 6 in Dallas Texas.
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Comanche County
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
H. B. Bain
Lloyd Patton
Chattanooga
Fred R. Harris
Lawton
Rudolph Buchwald
Faxon
Bain
Patton
Buchwald
Sen
Harris
Cotton Electric
Don Cage
Walters
Dage
And
M. E. Ball
Leonard iXatchum
Duncan
T. H. Ketels
Rural
Electrc Cooperatives
Dallas
Tex
Three Boys Get Suspended Terms in Assault Case
In district court on Wednesday, three youths pled guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon near 11th and New York Jaw in Lawton area. Judges gave suspended one year terms to David L. Robertson 17 Medicine Park Jerry Don Owens 16 Lawton and Charles D. Thompson 16 Lawton. Victim Roy Hull 1718 13th sustained cuts and bruises.
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Lawton
Medicine Park
Luther B. Eubanks
David L. Robertson
Jerry Don Owens
Charles D. Thompson
Paul Ray Washam
Lawson
11Th
New York
Roy Hull
Earl Reid Convalesces After Heart Attack in Hobart
Earl Reid of 3307 Baltimore is recovering in a Hobart hospital three weeks after suffering a heart attack, his wife reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Reid
Baltimore
Hobart
T Hobart
OU Prof Slayer Gets Electric Chair
Robert Steig Rose, a professor accused in the 1950 murder of OU educator Dr. Edwin C. DeBarr, was found guilty by an all male jury and faces the electric chair. Sentencing set for 10 a.m. Monday with an extra jailer assigned near Rose’s cell. defense plans to seek a new trial.
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Norman
Robert Steig Rose
University of Oklahoma
Rose
Edwin C. DeBary
Elvin J. Brown
Homer Cowan
Cleveland
Herr. Bussey
DeBarr
Oklahoma
California
Robert Elwood Douglas
Brooklyn
C. Burton Wadsworth
Las Vegas
Nev
Bussey
George Dougherty
Resort Strike Finish Seen
Nassau Bahamas taxi union and Bahamas Federation of Labor ended a two week general strike that halted airport to hotel transport, street cleaning, and power plant work. Governor Sir Raynor Arthur said the stoppage cost the Bahamas about 112000 dollars daily with minimal violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau
Bahamas
Raynor Arthur
BTA
Bahamas Federation of Labor
Sunray's Income Hits 56 Million
Tulsa based Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co. reports 1957 net income of 956,400,000 including nine million dollars in capital gains, and earnings per share of 3.04 after preferred-dividend provisions. Gross income rose to 373,400,000, up over 337,500,000 from 1956. 1958 capital expenditures are planned at 3 million, described as somewhat less than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TULSA
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co
Sunray
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