Police Nab 43 Bottles of Booze in Raids
Police conducted a late night raid at 22642 C arresting Melvin Davis after seizing 43 bottles of liquor including whiskey gin and wine. Davis faced charges of illegal possession running a joint and nuisance and posted 20 bond per count. Earlier raids led to two other defendants forfeiting 60 bonds each after failing to appear.
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Melvin Davis
Walter Asbery
Bryan Logan
Davis
William L. Rodgers
N. Railroad
Doris James
Dearborn
Railroad
Abortion Case Sentences In East State Penitentiary
Mrs Silver mother of the dead girl pleaded noto contendre to being an accessory before the fact of abortion. Judge Carroll suspended sentence as psychiatrists warned imprisonment could trigger a mental blackout. Schwartz and wife pleaded no defense to abortion resulting in death. other charges were dismissed after sentencing.
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East State Penitentiary
Silver
Noto
Carroll
Gray
Schwartz
Abraham Ornsteen
Philip Q. Roche
Maurice Wolf
Mothers’ March to aid polio patients and staff
Mothers marching for polio relief will raise funds for patient aid and research and to train specialists. To free husbands for the event, men will wash dishes and supervise households for an hour or longer. Shortage of physical therapists and other professionals hampers polio recovery efforts.
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Brubaker
Hospital Births and Admissions Report
Births listed include a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Price in Rt. 1 at 8 16 PM January 30 weighing 6 6 and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bess mer in Grandfield at 10 40 AM January 30 weighing 6 10 and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vaugh an at 9 30 AM January 30 weighing 8 2. Numerous admissions and dismissals follow for individuals in Altus Lawton and surrounding areas with medical and surgical notes and multiple addresses.
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Gerald Price
Frank Bessemer
Grandfield
Frank Vaughan
Jefferson
Arizona King
Summit
Bob Williamson
Maple
Howard Ross
David Tarr
C. W. Johnson
Altus
B. F. Jones
Elbus Hoto
Dorothy May Yoder
Earl Yoder
Eva Harned
Walters
Charles Cantrell
Willis Cantrell
Bill Sexton
Williams
John Grundman
S. Eighth
Harry King
Lawton
H. L. Rice
Arthur Webster
Douglas
Mary Ann Sharp
Lawrence Sharp
Columbia
Charley Oliver Bridwell
Alma Brooks
J. H. Lee
Dearborn
Edith Boucher
James Q. Wilkinson
Euclid
Eldridge Berry
McKinley
Otis F. Hornish Sr
Jimmy Ray Kenningham
Tressie Kenningham
Richard Hensley
Lincoln
Roy Bentley
Hastings
Patricia Ann Day
A. C. George
Snyder
Billy Ivey
Temple
Charles Arthur Harrison
Ina Joyce Cable
Italo Amisano
Ferris
Vincent Vasconi
Hoover
Clarence Capps
Randy Gilchrist
Bill Gilchrist
William Alfred Cook
Gery
Jo Etta Terry
Norman
Otis Hornish Jr
Allan John Andrews
Orville Andrews
Washington
Sheryl Jan Jones
Robert T. Jones
W. Harwell
Marlow
Benjamin F. Johnson
Manitou
Ida Mills
Lois Weber
Anadarko
James Uater
Alberta Tahkofper
Comanche Indian Mission
Rebecca Mahsetky
S. 13Th
Joyce Patton
Gracemont
Charles Bread
Carnegie
Steve Johnson
Oklahoma City
Jacqueline Ahdosy
Elgin
Multiple crashes in Montay toll as victims listed in事故 report
A string of accidents near Montay left Watson hospitalized for a punctured lung after stepping in front of a car driven by Ruth Maxine Phillips. Ballard died when a towed car broke loose and struck a truck. Nash died in a collision with a car driven by Robert Hayes, with several others injured. A three-vehicle incident on 11th and Bell injured Joyce Cable and two others. Vandals stretching a hose caused Carnahan to stop and collide with Carnahan’s truck, injuring Carnahan and Carter. Police log details emphasize injuries, hospitalizations, and the sequence of events.
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Watson
Ruth Maxine Phillips
Walters
H. D. Morgan
Ballard
Roy Foster
Novata
Nash
Robert Hayes
Des Moines
Nels L. Joanson
Arcadia
Johnson
Sapulpa
Hayes
Montay
Dorothy May Yoder
Early E. Yoder
Sears Roebuck Co
11Th and
Gore
14Th
Monroe
Clinton M. Davis
Sycamore
Marvin J. Carter
Jefferson
11Th
Bell
Joyce Cable
Dearborn
Lawton
Memorial Hospital
Vernon Lee Carnahan
Louis Baker
Baker
Carnahan
City Man Named Cootie Official G D Hunsucker Appointed
G D Hunsucker of 1412 Bessie was named Supreme Deputy Chief of Staff of the Military Order of Cootie. R F Nichols, supreme commander in Los Angeles, announced the appointment today. Hunsucker leads Lawton Pup Tent No 17, with members from Leslie J McNair Post 5263 Fort Sill and Lawton VFW Post 1193. Fifty one members compose the local Tent. The order is an organization of VFW members known for outstanding work.
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G. D. Hunsucker
Bessie
Military Order of
Military Order of Cootie
VFW
Five California gang members seized face juvenile action
Clipping shows five youths detained in California with two said to have fled to Oklahoma. Two boys in county jail claim involvement in six California burglaries and 50 to 100 car prowlings back home, plus destruction at four schools. They say acts were for kicks. One arrestee’s mother sent the clipping and warned her son to stay out of trouble.
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California
Oklahoma
Porterville
Mojave Desert
Two Louisville papers mark 25 years with UP service
United Press Service presented the Courier-Journal and Louisville Times with certificates for more than 25 consecutive years of service. The Courier-Journal began UP service on June 10, 1928, and the Louisville Times on April 8, 1929.
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Louisville
United Press
Courier-Journal
Louisville Times
United Press Service
the Times
42 Pound Piggy Bank Stolen From Home
Colorado Springs police report a 42 pound piggy bank containing about 500 dollars in dimes quarters and half dollars was stolen from Mr and Mrs James Martin home. The bank weighed 42 pounds when measured three days earlier.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
James Martin
Martin
Two rescued after crash near Nome in Alaska
NOYES and August walked from the crash site to Nome on Sunday two days after a plane went down. Civil Air Patrol pilot Phillip Lancaster located the wreck with Martin Olson. August suffered exposure, Siegwart uninjured. Paramedics treated Noyes and Kolb before three bush pilots and Boyd Harwood began the ascent with stretchers. The two injured men were flown to Nome from the mountain summit.
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Nome
Civil Air Patrol
Phillip Lancaster
Noyes
Siegwart
August
Lancaster
Martin Olson
Bill Munz
Boyd Harwood
Kolb
Harwood
City Council Schedules Brief Minor Items for Tonight
By noon today the city council set a short agenda for tonight including opening bids on the Lake Lawtonka cabin sale, a ditch covering project at Doe Dee Park, and a curb relocation at Second and Ferris. A drainage report east of the city youth center at 1308 Bell, water committee bids for 10 fire hydrants, and airport board renewal of Central Airlines lease at the municipal airport are also on the docket.
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Lake Lawtonka
Doe Dee Park
Second
Ferris
Public Properties
Bell
Water
Airport Board
Central Airlines
Municipal Airport
23 Aggies Make Perfect Grades At Cameron College
Cameron college announces that 23 Aggies earned straight A averages for the first semester. The list includes students from Lawton, Duncan, Medicine Park, and out of state, with multiple honors across towns such as Elgin, Anadarko, and Frederick.
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Aggies
Cameron College
Gordon L. Paine
Dennis Lee Armstrong
Lawrence E. Banks
Julia Fullerton
Peter Joseph Gilman
Tim Lee Guzzle
Don Paul Kolker
Jerry Lee Salyer
Barbara Jean Turner
Randy Valdez
Lawton
Earl Dale Baxter
Ninnekah
Floyd E. Bolton
Grandfield
Richard Lee Clampitt
Randlett
John Dickey Couchman
Hollis
Neil Tedford Dotts
Medicine Park
Edith M. Glandon
Indiahoma
Jack R. Graves
Altus
Watonga
McLindley Odell
Broxton
Freddie Joe Orrell
Snyder
Harry Austin Patterson
John Wayne Presgrove
Tipton
Zackie Carl Shaw
Oklahoma City
Robert Deane Stevens
Eugene Glenn Thompson
Davidson
Frances Janell Withrow
Faxon — Geary
Ronald Woodall
Cameron
India
William LeRoy Marley
Larned
Kan
Genta Marie Vaughn
Childress
Tex
Linda Lu Wells
Teague
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W. Dale Pollock
KEY Termite & Pest Control Co
M & D Finance CO
E Ave
A L. Pollard
D. Ave
D Avenue
Mary Scabby
Hammon
Alvin Scabby
David Goingkeen
Carlton Ward
Star
Li Geuaraee Beitele Realtors
Cootie
Orville D. Pope Insurance
Cache Road
Council
Marvin Resnick
Patrick Joseph Ryan
William Arch Sexton
Estelle Telford
Bernice Walston
James T. Warkentin
Gay Celeste Way Scantlin
Charles William Wilkerson
Janette Louise Williams
Shirley Ann Wood
John Ivan Abrams
Charles C. Cremer
Thomas Merrill Neel
Sterling
William W. Barnett
Clyde Beall Jr
Comanche
Hershell L. Biffle
Rush Springs
Leslie Gene Brooks
Bobby Gene Vowell
Duncan
Bobby Gene Burns
Frederick
Robert Burn
Miram Owens
Fletcher
Harold Jack Dawson
Danny Ray Howard
Jimmy Eugene Yoder
Bonnie Suzanne Manns
Gerry
Max D. Elkins
Hobart
Raymond Andrew Ellis
CACHE
Wayne Reese Gipson
Harold H. Greer
Donna Beth Wolfe
Audie Woodard
Janice Hollander
Sentinel
Glenda Marie Hood
Headrick
Kent Orr Hulse
Benny Woodrow Hulsey
Southside
Elmer
von Erwin Hunter
Grant Kinzer
Jean Noel
Richard Allen Klein
Clair A. Payette
Lawrence Earl Williams
Claudie Gene Zachary
Asher
Daliva Curtis Lemons
Chattanooga
Evelyn Christine Sarah
Duncan — Thurman
James Lowery
Kathryn Angilee Nowlin
Bonifield
Complete Insurance Service
OOD Donley Agency
One
Zale's
Zale
Ee Limend
Lond
Mayer Zak
Tae del
Zale Jewelry CO
Simonds
Elt
Ora Turner
America
Oxgat Diamond
Reizslers
Gora
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