Assault charges dismissed against Charley Boutwell
A preliminary hearing in Justice John Menning's court found no evidence of intent to kill by Charley Boutwell in the New Year’s Eve shooting of Cameron College student James Barker at Mitzi's drive-in. Barker testified no argument preceded the neck wound, and Boutwell’s son and daughter-in-law were linked to the drive-in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Boutwell
Lawton
Court of Peace
John Menning
Boutwell
James Barker
Cameron College
Barker
Mitzi
Six Injured In Crash At Cyril
Six persons were injured, two seriously, when a Cyril man’s car collided with a stalled vehicle two miles northeast of Cyril around midnight Monday. Victims include Mrs Arlene Pope 22 Panola II who lost her left foot, her son Charles D 10 with possible broken back, her husband Charles and two younger children with minor injuries, Archie Dennis 42 Cyril Route 1 driver of the other car. Mrs Pope and her son received treatment at a Chickasha hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril
Arlene Pope
Panola, II
Charles D
Charles
Archie Dennis
Cyril Route 1
O. M. Kizziar
Beer Licenses (Continued From Pags Ona) McCulloughs Drive Inn and Others
A list of beer license allocations across Lawton area venues includes Blackmon's Drive Inn 1308 Fort Sill Boulevard McCullough's Drive Inn 3107 Cachero Street The Rainbow Bar 308 S Third Century Club 2 D Lake View Grocery near Lake Lawtonka Dolores 216 D Gay Paree Cafe 402 N First Faxon Cafe Little Rock seven miles south of Lawton Wichita Linen 1108 Second Wright's Cafe 1714 S 14th Gingham 202 Bell Red Top Courts 1416 Cache Read Moec's Bar 309 8 Third Big Corner Second and Ferris Drive Inn Restaurant 45 N Second Wichita Mountains Service Station Park Inn Cafe Medicine Park Medicine Park Grocery Store Medicine Park Hotel Blue Front No 20 B The Motor Inn Hotel north of Lawton Alexander's Place Spanish Inn northeast corner of Porter Hill Military Cafe 428 D Nick's Pig Stand 1232 Fort St Boulevard Conoco Station on 277 Dean's Cafe Chattanooga Marion N Cobb 2004 Fort Sill Boulevard Budweiser Bar 224 C
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Blackmon's
Fort Sill Boulevard
McCullough
Cacherosd
Rainbow Bar
S. Third
Century Club
D. Lake View Grocery
Lake Lawtonka
the Dolores
Faxon Cafe
Little Rock
Lawton
Wichita Linen
Wright's
S. 14Th
Fort St Boulevard
Conoco
Chattanooga
Marion N. Cobb
Two Fort Sin residents plead guilty to peace disturbance
Vester M. Duncan and Carl Culwell of Fort Sin entered pleas of guilty and paid fines today in Peace Justice John Manning court. Duncan was fined 15 315 dollars and Culwell 10 dollars for peace disturbance. A third case saw Thomas Banks of Fort Sil Wepro pay 25 dollars in fines and costs on a charge of assaulting his wife Eleanor, a maid at the army post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwo
M. Duncan
Carl
Filen
Thomas Banks
Fort Sil Wepro
Court of Peace
John Manning
Eleanor
Motorist Billy Allen Williams Bonded in Reckless Driving Charge
Billy Allen Williams of 1510 Taylor posted a $15 bond at the police station today on a charge of reckless driving. He was cited for operating a motor vehicle in a manner endangering the public, with authorities noting the incident occurred in the city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Allen Willams
Taylor
Todey
Markets and commodities roundup on July 1 update
Market notes show hens and cocks priced with No 1 and light No 1 classifications. Grain ranges from Chicago and cotton futures in New York reflect modest shifts. Oklahoma City livestock reports list cattle hogs and sheep with tops and steady trends across categories.
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Oklahoma City
Chicago
NEW York Cotton New York
Assault Charges Filed In Hammer Attack Here
William Peel of 107 S Sixth faces assault charges in Peace Justice John Manning's court for an alleged hammer attack on Pfc Philip Gerber of the same address last Saturday evening. Peel had earlier been fined $20 in police court for peace disturbance related to the altercation. Fire from a leak in an acetylene gas tank at Thomas Concrete Pipe Co No 2 Larrance was extinguished about 10 am with minor damage to the trade.
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John Manning
William Peel
Ptc
Philip Gerber
Peel
Thomas Concrete Pipe Co
Larrance
Rites Continued From Page One
Services will be conducted by Dr. H. Tom Wiles with Eastern Star members officiating in special rites at the church. A number of relatives and nieces attend, with burial planned in Highland cemetery under Becker Funeral home direction.
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Ers
W. S. Broiles
Granite
A. P. Broiles
Carbon
Texas
Frank T. Broiles
Los Angeles
Calif
A. L. Broiles
Fontana
Fannie Foreman
Allen
Okla
E. T. Smith
Shidier
H. Tom Wiles
The
Eastern Star
Real estate lobby inquiry urged in Senate
Responding to President Truman’s appeal Senator Taylor Idaho introduced legislation for 504000 in payment of the real estate job. The Taylor resolution would empower the Senate Banking Committee to conduct a full inquiry into the activities connections methods and financing of all organizations known as the real estate lobby. Spraker Martin said quick passage of a new 4000 1000 tax cut is likely. It would take effect January 1 instead of July 1 as in the vetoed measure.
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Washington
Truman
Taylor
Idaho
Taylors
Senate Banking Committee
Plan to Oppose Indian Office Merger in Oklahoma
Scott of the Intra-Tribal Council says Oklahoma City acts piggishly as the Shawnee agency staff is cut to two. A three-tribe delegation will go to Washington Saturday to protest the Indian field office merger and oppose sale of restricted lands to Lawton. Delegates include Kiowas Goombi Quetone Knuhque and Comanches Motah Attockme Suupitty and Soontay. Ben and Howard Soontay accompany Apochas.
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Scott
Wewoka
Lawton
National Capital
Robert Goombi
Guy Quetone
Frank Knuhque
Tee Motah
Albert Attockme
Willie Suupitty
Ben
Howard Soontay
Goombi
Oklahoma City
Move noted in several Indian agency staff downsizing
In a retrenchment plan announced late yesterday 86 employees of the Five Tribes agency in Muskogee received 30 day separation notices. Of 140 staff, only 44 will remain if dismissals become final. Superintendent W O Roberts said many dismissed workers may be restored later. The cut affects agencies at Anadarko Concho Pawhuska Pawnee Miami and Shawnee alongside Muskogee. Anadarko has housed an Indian office since 1859 and the Wichita agency was merged with Kiowa and Comanche in 1879.
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Anadarko
Muskogee
Five Tribes
W. O. Roberts
Cheyenne
Concho
Osage
Pawhuska
Pawnee
Quapaw
Miami
Shawnee
Wichita
Washita River
Kiowa and
Comanche
Burglar Takes $30 In Cash From Service Station
A burglar entered the Bob Lamphere service station by breaking a rear window in the fire repair shop, ransacked the office, and stole $30 in cash before fleeing through the front door. Bobby Gash, 21, of Gore, is free on $500 bond awaiting preliminary hearing for burglarizing Dr H M Evans office, after pleading innocent at arraignment.
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Bob Lamphere
Bobby Gash
Gore
H. M. Evans
John Manning
Court to rule on law affecting district abolitions
Hearing notes that 114 districts in Ellis Gomanche Kay Grant and Woods counties lack writs of prohibition to block enforcement. They comprise about one tenth of districts slated for abolition under the law. A court decision is anticipated soon, possibly within the week.
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Ellis,Gomanche
Kay, Grant and Woods
Strong Terms Continue On Page One
The speaker outlined the conditions the United States places on future economic aid. He asserted that Americans demand their contributions be used effectively for world recovery and not squandered or misapplied.
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United States
Marshall Defends U.S. Motives Amid Postwar Aid Critique
The passage notes Marshall challenging alleged distortions of America's motives in postwar aid. He asserts aid should not serve selfish interests or be used to restore global peace and security, then recounts America's wartime alms. He cites a swift mobilization of unmatched military power from Germany to Japan and highlights unconditional withdrawal.
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Marshall
America
United States
Germany
Japan
Brigham Young Plans Increased Values and Insurance
Brigham Young seeks higher insurance coverage amid rising values. Koehler Blog notes the change and urges prompt review of policies, referencing contact at 202 Koehler Blog and phone number 838 for details.
European politics and US interests cited in Hungary coup reference
A sanitized report notes European governments faced with American and Soviet influence, citing a Hungarian coup and the spread of joint American European companies. It mentions no American police domination and highlights Clinton Oklahoma airport wheat profits and coal reserves as context.
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United States
Communist Party
Hungary
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Pags Ona
Wilson Canvas Goods Co
Lawton Tent & Awning Co
Lawton Tent and Awning CO
Bukter
Harry Curnutt
Rites
Bulletins
Lawton Ten’ & Awning Company
O Ave
Jimmy Johnston
Credit Adjustment Bureau
Koehler
Have
Medical and Dental Credit Bureau
Creditors’ Adjustment Bureau
National Medical and Dental Bureau, Inc
Clarence C. Stoneburner
Dearborn
Lawton Morning Press
Daily Oklahoman and Times
Stoneburner
Arthur Young
Creditor’s Adjustment Bureau
Earl
Goodsyear DeLee Wres
Goodyear Service
C Avenue
Europe
Austria
Clinton
Goodfiyear
Ron Stephens
2Nd
D Avenue
Berry
Bulovas
Elgins
Atyles At Berry's
Rogers Bros
Berry's
Ronson
Ber Bestere
JONES
South 3Rd Street
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