Legislators Pay Proposal Gains In Oklahoma Vote
Oklahoma City reports returns from most state precincts show a surge for the plan to raise legislators salaries with a growing majority. Earlier tallies favored against it but today the trend reversed as 112,523 yes to 47,965 no from 2,638 of 2,689 precincts. Proposals for a board of control for six state colleges and an extra one mill for Negro schools also prevail with large margins.
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Oklahoma City
Board of Control
Wynn Victor and County Races Highlight Local Primary Results
In county contests Wynn Victor led in western district with 877 votes while Otis Waldr on topped sheriff race at 2 710. Rhoads carried nearly all boxes countywide with 4 031 total. Cline, the incumbent county attorney, drew 1 927 amid gambling indictments. Kitchens won eastern district Democratic nomination with 604 votes. Kleeman secured Republican nod for commissioner east. Final results await Second primary on July 27.
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Rhoads
Ralph H. Cline
Otis Waldron
Everett Ray Hale
Carl Phillips
George Myers
Ormer
John Manning
G. W. Horne
Horne
Manning
Western District
Wynn
Central
North
Howard E. Bain
Chattanooga
Guy Kleeman
Medicine
Park
Hester R. Glandon
Kitchens
Fletcher
Cox
W. H
Bill) Kleeman
Elgin
Kleeman
H. A. Amburgey
Constable
H. A. Colvin Williamson
Clarence M. Priest
Amburgey
Priest
Williamson
John R. McCaig
L. B. Farris
Lowery
Fansler
Oklahoma election returns show scattered leads in runoffs
Majority and Tom Steed appear set for July 27 runoffs in Shawnee. In the Republican Fourth district George Z. McKinnis Jr. led Clyde T. Patrick 3,224 to 517 across 418 precincts. Incumbent congressmen Schwabe Stigler Albert Monroney Morris leading in several districts as returns from hundreds of precincts come in. Wickersham trails Peden in the Seventh district after 261 of 859 precincts reporting. Dixie Gilmer defeats rival to face Schwabe in November in the Seventh. In the First Democratic district Gilmer trails Sullivan 18,505 to 6,579 across 422 precincts. In the Eighth district Garber wins Republican nomination. Wilson leads Leonard in Democratic race with 6,491 to 5,472 across 440 precincts.
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Tom Steed
Shawnee
George 2. McKinnis
Clyde T. Patrick
Sapulpa
George B. Schwabe
W. G. Stigler
Carl Albert
Mike Monroney
Toby Morris
Wickersham
Peden
T. J. Shriner
Hobart
J. Warren White
Hollis
Dixie Gilmer
Tulsa
Schwabe
Gilmer Fed
B. C. Sullivan
Barndall
Martin Garber
Enid
M. C. Garber
Eaid
George Howard Wilson
Dwight Leonard
Beaver
Kerr Leads Oklahoma Primary With Far Bigger Total
Kerr held a commanding lead with 120 180 to Smith 63 066 as 3 414 of 3 696 precincts reported in Oklahoma's primary. Willaman had 42 721. others trailed including Fox Johnson Cartwright Berry Riley. Bond led Democrats with 72 708 over Wright 20 948 as 2 618 of 3 698 precincts reporting.
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Smith
Kerr
Willamson
Ora J. Fox
U. S
Glen D. Johnson
Wilburn Cartwright
James E. Berry
Fletcher Riley
Ross Rizley
Truman
Oklahoma
Reford Bond
Bond
Wilbur Wright
R. W. Murphy
Dave Cot Ee ES Sena
Election totals show runoffs and renomination outcomes
Vote tallies from 239 of 541 precincts in the Democratic supreme court race place Justice Bayless ahead of WN. B. Johnson, signaling a runoff. Republican justice nominees spread with Lisle leading Bostick. third candidate Mills close behind. Barefoot wins renomination for state criminal court of appeals with 30,894 to 19,920 votes.
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Paul V. Beck
John C. Burns
U. S. Stone
Charles Vanderpoel
Supreme Court
First Judicial District
Wayne [Partons
Justice Bayless
WN. B. Johnson
W. H. Eisner
Iustice
Leslie Lisle
Charles Bostick
J. M. Mills
Barefoot
Bert B. Barefoot
State Criminal Court of Appeals
Glendon Walker
Paul F. Cooper
Capitol Surplus and Reserves Rebound in Deposits Figures
Bank reports show deposits and reserves shifting, with capital and undivided profits under review. Officials note adjustments to surplus and capitol figures amid financial movements affecting capitalization and reserves.
Council Votes on Water Rates Revisions Across City
The council approved revised water rates for single taps and commercial users. Flat charges remain $2.50 monthly for plots up to 7,500 square feet. New tiered rates set charges at $2.60 for the first 5,000 gallons and varied cents per thousand for higher volumes, with adjustments for commercial entities and Fort Sill. Adjustments apply to properties inside and outside city limits.
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Fort Sill
Baber Winson Heads County Attorney Bid In Quiet Election
The race saw 2,833 sheriff votes and a small county contest as Baber Winson, the sole candidate for county attorney, appeared set for certification. Tob y Morris won 4 to 1 in the Sixth District Congressional race and incumbent Callie May Bobo captured court clerk reelection while hospitalized in Temple. Other county results include Eubanks 1,763 for representative and Vantine 1,436 for sheriff with several minor local contests, plus Kerr leading the state senatorial field.
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Banks
Toby Morris
Tom Jelks
Chickasha
D. A. Segrest
Comanche
Robert 5. Kerr
Gomer Smith
U. S. Senate
Mac Q. Williamson
O. J. Fox
Andd Wilburn Cartwright
Callie May Bobo
Hero
Allen Richardson
H. D. Smith
Jess Butler
Dorothy Milwood
Bill Colemen
Charlie Moore
Smith Green
Hurley Taylor
J. Q. Michaels
Henry
Robert
Walker Gets Vote Totals In Sixth District Record
The data presents tallies for voters in the Sixth District including Walker, Toby Morris, Tom Jelks, and D A Segrest, with Yes and No counts across questions 323 and 320 and related numbers such as 2 172 222 327 and 1 351 1351 153 917 817 769 11s.
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Walker
Congress
Toby Morris
Tom Jelks
Lawton Traffic Fatalities Rise in Week
The Lawton area marked its second traffic fatality in a week and third of the year. J. W. Coats, 78, of Waurika, died from injuries in a Lawton crash on June 30. Robert W. Goodin, 70, of 1412 Oklahoma, was killed near today’s scene after being struck by a car on February 3.
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Lawton
J. W. Coats
Waurika
Robert W. Goodin
Oklahoma
John Pharris obituary recounts family ties across multiple states
John Pharris died aged elder years leaving wife Dora Harrell and three sons Charles Willis and Raymond from Apache, two daughters Cora Smith and Bessie Lair. Survived by three half-brothers Jim Ab Green Mahaffey and three sisters. Memorial lists pallbearers Clarence Mason Jim Martin Guy Moore Earl Scammahorn. Services held in Apache area.
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Ab Mahaffey
California
Green Mahaffey
Urbana
John Crabtree
Anadarko
Mary Bray
Fresno
Calif
Bertha Hillburn
Bedford
Penna
Clarence Mason
Jim Martin
Guy Moore
Earl Scammahorn
Apache
R. L. Dutcher
Anadar
Funeral arrangements planned for Carnegie figures
Ko and George Nixon of Carnegie are listed in funeral notices as under the direction of Smith Funeral Home.
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George Nixon
Carnegie
Ments
Smith Funeral Home
County Tally from Page One in Nip and Tuck Contest
County tallies show 32 and John Burns at 131 in a tight race. In the U S Senate contest the county Republicans backed Ross Rizley with 104 votes. Joseph Holt and Homer Cowan tied for second with 12 each, Henry J Wallace fourth with 10, Frank A Anderson, Negro, fifth with 6 and Rexford B Cragg last with 4.
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John Burns
Ross Rizley
U. S. Senate
Rizley
Joseph Holt
Homer Cowan
Henry J. Wallace
Frank A Anderson
Rexford B. Cragg
Lawton Group To Map Plans Tonight For Aviation Tour
Lawton Aviation club meets at 7:30 tonight in the Army Navy YMCA Fourth and B to plan a state wide aviation tour. Dr J P Lansdon announces Aug 15 as the start with Woodward as origin and Ardmore as a convergence point. Lawton aviation enthusiasts join Flight No 1.
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Lawton Group
Lawton Aviation Club
Army-Navy
J. P. Lansdon
Woodward
Ardmore
Lawton Aviation
Man says Rheumatism eased after TRU AID use
A Lawton resident described years of leg pain from muscular rheumatism and swelling. He reports the second day of taking TRU AID relieved the sensation of broken bones and restored walking, claiming a whole body improvement.
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Lawton
Ady
Lawrence D. Adams Dies in El Paso Texas
Lawrence D. Adams, a former Lawton resident, died Monday night in an El Paso hospital after a year of illness. He formerly lived in Burns near Ralston, Oklahoma, where his sister Mrs Laura McGee resides. Adams left behind his wife and a married daughter.
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Lawrence D. Adams
el Paso
Tex
Burnss
Ralston
Okla
Laura McGee
Adams
Cloudcraft
N. A
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