Student Guilty in McAlester Death Hit-and-Run Case
McAlester. Bill Tippit, 17, ministerial student, was found guilty of second degree manslaughter in the hit-and-run death of Jimmy Den Wolf, a year-old McAlester boy. He faces a $1000 fine and one year in jail. Defense plans appeal to the state criminal court of appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlester
Bill Tippit
Mun
Jimmy den Woorlf
Kies
State Criminal Court of Appeals
Ewing Sadler
John Allen Phillips
Durant
Tippit
Ste
Missile Agency Seeks Scientists at Redstone Arsenal Huntsville
The AG Civil Service commission seeks engineers chemists electronic scientists mathematicians metallurgists and physicists for Redstone Arsenal and Army Ballistic Missile Agency Huntsville Ala. Also field representatives for telephone operations and loans sought with starting salaries from 5440 to 8590 a year. Applications via Robert Pierce Post Office Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Redstone Arsenal
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Huntsville
Ala
Robert Pierce
Civil Service
Pierce
Lawyer Questions Oklahoma City Firm in Receivership Case
Selected Investments Corp. faced district court inquiries as its receiver sought signals from lawyer John Barry who claimed 10 million in quick assets. Barry sought to halt gossip on a 37 million loan outfit, citing a federal ruling requiring a 52 percent tax and a structure unable to sustain a 6 percent return. Families of Hugh Carroll and officials reportedly invested sizable sums, including the firm’s ownership certificates. Reorganization was urged to salvage the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Selected Investments Corp
John Barry
Clarence M. Mills
Barry
Hugh Carroll
Local youths and events highlighted in county notes
Comanche county honors include 16 year old Fletcher Farm Youth named outstanding 4-H club member, $100 government savings bond awarded. Home demonstration workers Billy Wege Evelyn Buckvalel praised as top county performers. Cameron college coach Billy Stamps signs three year deal at Hardin College Wichita Falls. Lawton High School band presents first full concert of the year with Vernon Hartman directing. Attorney General Mac Q Williamson rules OU unlawful to admit six Negroes to graduate work. George Campbell winner of county American Legion oratorical, to compete district. Black Beaver Boy Scouts plan seven county banquet at Centenary Methodist. 4-H federation votes on annual event rules. Snow and freezing rain forecast tonight. Benefit for infantile paralysis held at Fort Sill Indian School auditorium. Mrs. Joe Peller chair. 30 Years Ago Dr Langheim planning housing for hospital staff. New judge William Edward Hickman charged with sensational murder Marian Packer. Mrs Myra Oliver Dougan starts free cooking school via Lawton Constitution. Kansas City overall factory negotiations continue in Lawton.
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Bill Sessums
Fletcher Farm
Comanche County
Billy Wege
Evelyn Buckvalel
Billy Stamps
Cameron College
Hardin College
Wichita Falls
Tex
Lawton High School
Vernon Hartman
Mac Q. Williamson
University of Oklahoma
George Campbell
American Legion
Lawton
Black Beaver Council of Boy Scouts
Centenary Methodist Church
Fort Sill Indian School
Joe Peller
Henry Langheim
Fort Sill Indian Hospital
Wiliam Edward Hickman
Cali
Marian Packer
Myra Oliver Dougan
Kansas City
Snow Covers Central U S Weather Flight Disruptions Across States
Snow swept the central United States with up to four inches in parts of South Dakota and heavy snow forecast for eastern Nebraska and Iowa. Mudslides and washed-out California highways delayed traffic while Leggett area slides closed portions of U S 10. Snow waned in the Rockies though flurries persisted in the eastern Great Lakes region and Ohio Valley by nightfall.
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Mississippi Valley
Gulf Coast
New England
Florida
Rockies
Cascades
North Pacific
Central Plains
Gulf
South Dakota
U.S. Weathers Bureau
Nebraska
Towa
Woolanen
California
Leggett
Calif
U.S
Yars
Hacasin
Great Lakes
North Atlantic
Pacific Northwest
Ohio Valley
Cub Scout Pack Presents Awards at Taft School Meeting
Cub Scout Pack 47 of Taft School held a meeting in the school auditorium where Cubmaster Morris Jones presided assisted by Lawrence Keene. Den chief cards were presented to Boy Scouts Gary Whybark and Marc Crawford along with badge and arrowpoint awards for Bobcat Wolf Bear Lion and silver and gold arrowpoints. A Universal Peace Conference at The Hague in 1899 preceded the South African War between Britain and the Boers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Taft School
Morris Jones
Lawrence Keene
Jones
Den
Gary Whybark
Marc Crawford
Bobcat
Jimmy Hinkle
Gary Holcomb
Richard Bishop
Francisco Cachero
Mike Plumbtree
Tony Reese
Michael Dunker
Stanley Ott Jr
Randy Jones
David Woodall
John W. Johnson
Gayle Swain
Mike Keene
Jimmy Mahe
J.C. Bowlon
Johnny McLinn
Army Officers Promoted and Transferred in Washington Records
Department of the Army releases promotions and assignments including Major General Thomas J. Lyapnen moving to Korea, Brigadier General Charles Loy to Tehran, Iran, with numerous officers promoted from first lieutenants to captains and others to lieutenant colonels. The notice lists names, ranks, and some locations while noting a separate line about termites.
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Department of Their
Washington, D.C. Fe
Attillery
Thomas J. J. Lyapnen
Washington, D.C
Korea
Charles E Loy
Washington
Teheran
Iran
Sea
Peter L
Thorsen
Emer Fl
Paul A. Cough
Willanhomas
Waller C. Phillins
Tan H. Aarran
John A. Koster
Walter Mitre
Joseph FM. Sehumean
John Vv. Ueinler
Richard’ A
Saymeerk
Dansil
Wordcop
Russell TL
Linden Cannon Jr
Cheries Cantrell
Norman E. Cale
William O. Gall
Frederick W. Finsselhack
Charles Feasts
Donald Tt
Tam
Willam L
Taorkelgan
United States
Banal G. Andrews
Poter B
Berkett
Thomas FB
Gurpon
Paul ®. Hingin
Dalin W. Larsen
Thomas FR
Smith
John C. ‘Tredernick
Leavensworth, Kaos
Oakland
Calif
Play On FDR Attended By Roosevelts at New York Opening
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and her four sons attended the Cort Theater opening of Sunrise at Campobello a play about Franklin D. Roosevelt. Ralph Bellamy stars as the late president and Mary Fickett portrays Mrs Roosevelt. Dore Schary wrote the play which follows his polio struggle after 1921 at Campobello and ends with his return to national politics.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cort Theater
Campohalla
Roosevelt
Ralph Bellamy
President Roosevelt
Mary Fickett
Roosevelt Speech Frames 1924 Convention Drama at Cort Theater
The 1924 Democratic convention at Madison Square Garden is dramatized as Roosevelt, in braces, delivers the Happy Warrior speech nominating Al Smith. Cast includes Bellamy in lead, with Stevenson and Lehman attending. The play portrays pre Roosevelts era with no sharp partisan jabs and receives praise from Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. for its accuracy.
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Madison Square Garden
Roosevelt
Pate al Smith
Schary
Bellamy
Cort
Adlai Stevenson
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
John Kennedy
Massachusetts
Nielser
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Father
City Boy Wins ROTC Promotion
Gordon W. Seaward Jr. of Fort Sill has been named battalion commander of OU's fourth ROTC battalion. He is promoted from major to lieutenant colonel as a senior history student. Guy Crawford Wilson of Lawton, son of Mr and Mrs Guy Wilson, becomes sergeant in OU ROTC. he is a sophomore mathematics student and plays in the ROTC military band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon W. Seaward Jr
Gordon W. Seaward
Fort Sill
University of Oklahoma
Lawton
Guy Crawford Wilson
Guy Wilson
Dearborn
Wilson
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