Counterfeit Ring Cracked by U S Agents in Chicago
UPI reports 29 people were arrested in a Chicago counterfeit operation linked to narcotic addicts. Jesse Cowan led the group, with arrests of the Bough brothers and two Sun printing firm workers. Phony $9 notes were printed at BR. G. Davidson Co and passed at Riverview Amusement Park amid poor engraving and wrong ink colors.
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Chicago
UPI
U.S
Secret Service
Pawi J. Paieeni
Jesse Cowan
Tie
BR. G. Davidson Co
Paterni
Martin Bouch
Donald
Riverview
Jie
Robert G. Davidson
Cowan
Bough Brothers
Personal Howard to Visit Lawton Two Weeks
Miss Howard, cousin of three Aust, will stay two weeks in Lawton. She visits the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Aust at 1106 Elm.
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Howard
Harlan
E. E
Miss Howard
Lawton
Funeral Rites for William F. Parker Jr. in Cement
Funeral services 2 30 p m today at Cement Assembly of God for William Franklin Parker Jr 34 of Cement who died Sunday after an oil field accident in Canadian Texas Rev CG Lewis officiating burial in Cement L O O F cemetery under Dalton Funeral Home direction Parker a World War I veteran was born Civil April 20 1903.
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Cenient Assembly of God' Church
William Franklin Parker Jrn
Canadian
Texas
CG Lewis
Dalton Funeral Home
Fletcher
Parker
Cyvil
Quiet jet engine unveiled by Curtiss-Wright and Bristol
In Virginia City Nevada Curtiss-Wright Corp reveals a quiet jet engine named the Zephyr. Developed by Wright Aeronautical Division and Bristol Aero Engines of England the device aims to reduce noise in commercial jet travel. Officials demonstrated the engine Monday and highlighted a unique thrust reverser allowing the propeller pitch to reverse as brakes.
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Virginia City
Nev
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Wright Aeronautical Division
Bristol Aero Engines
Degland
Cyrliss Wright
St Louis man dies diving into Verdigris spillway
St Louis resident Paul A. Shakley, 24, died from a fractured skull after hitting his head on a rock while diving into the Verdigris Dam spillway. He was swimming with James Spears of South Coffeyville and James Nalley of Coffeyville when the accident occurred yesterday.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Paul A. Shakley
St. Louis
James Spears
South Coffeysville
Okla
James Nalley
Cement Walkout Threatens Major Construction Projects
A prolonged cement workers strike, now cutting production 70 to 75 percent, endangers several multimillion dollar projects and leaves thousands idle. About 16,000 cement workers nationwide are idled, with 4,000 construction workers in the Lehigh Valley poised to lose work as three ready mix firms close. Railroads in Pennsylvania furloughed around 600 workers due to reduced cement shipments. Army Corps of Engineers relies on Navy stock to continue priority projects, while industry talks resume in Florida to end the walkout.
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Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
Sealy
GOC
Army Corps of Engineers
Navy
Coch
Fla
Paul Troxler
Jacksonville
Yiiks
United Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers International Union
Lehigh Portland Cement Co
Bunnell
Girl Puts Poison In Dad's Spaghetti
In Rome a 15 year old girl Maria Sulto confessed to mixing rat poison into her father Calogro Suite’s spaghetti after dinner. She claimed aunt Giuseppina Mudole instigated the act. Mudole denies the allegations. The father, a laborer, reported severe stomach pain, and a box of rat poison was found behind a cupboard. Maria was arrested on her father's complaint. police say she offered no motive or clues from her aunt.
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Rome
Maria Sulto
Guiseppina Mudole
Mudole
Maria
Calogro Suite
Suite
Atcha
Suita
Police Investigate Death Of Worker In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City police probe death of 25 year old sheet rock worker Fred Austin Jr after a Monday fight. He was reportedly choked and thrown from a car in Wheeler Park. Howard Wilson Taylor and James Smith are held for questioning. brother in law John Davis says they invited him to join the men for a drink.
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Oklahoma City
Pollice
Fred Austin Jr
Wheeler Park
Howard Wilson Taylor
James Smith
John Davis
Policy
Austin
Grand Central Trains Collide in Rush Hour Crash
Three trains collided at Grand Central Terminal injuring a score of passengers and delaying about 20 000 commuters. A New Haven Railroad train rolled down an incline and rammed a Central train causing a braking failure blamed by railroad spokesmen.
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New York
Grand Central Terminal
New York Central Railroad
New Haven Railroad
New York Central
White Plains
Stamford
Conn
Central
Tulsa Woman Sued Over Uranium Stock Dispute
A Tulsa woman, Roselie Shumaker, is sued in district court for 379164 dollars over a stock dispute in Utex Exploration Co. Hazen, the plaintiff, claims Shumaker owned 12700 shares of stock and contracted to determine value and sell it for a commission of 5 to 8 percent of a 5416639 dollar sale, which she refused to proceed with.
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Tulsa IP
Tulsa
Paul Hazen
Roselie Shumaker
Shumaker
Utex Exploration Co
Mi Vida
Moab
Utah
Jamestown Naval Review Stamp Issued at Lawton Post Office
Lawton post office sells a commemorative stamp marking the Jamestown naval review held at Hampton Roads. The Tiver aqui colored stamp shows three sailing ships and a modern aircraft, bearing the Jamestown insignia over a Hampton Roads map. Postmaster Bennie Stephens notes 25,000 copies were received.
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Hampton Roads
Lawton Post Office
Hampton Foads
Bennie Stephens
Lawton
Gary To Remain Firm Democrat
Oklahoma City. Gov. Raymond Gary pledged continued active support of the state Democratic party after leaving office. He said he would offer a good word and goodwill but no campaign funds, assist in fundraising this year and next, and endorsed the ethics code adopted by the state executive committee.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Democratic Party
Gary
Crity
Jack
Nolese
Tonkawa
Oklahoma
Young Democrat Club
Democrats aim to curb mudslinging in next year’s primary
A party resolution calls on candidates to refrain from mudslinging and to work for Democrats in the general election. It targets past bolters and vows a united front for the party in the upcoming cycle.
Trustees Spend Part Of Estate In Pryor Case
District Court records show 92847 of the W A Graham estate has been spent by trustees since December. The estate inventory was 33723722 just before trustees took over. Attorneys General Mac Q Williamson and Earl Ward were dismissed but secured a temporary restraining order from the Supreme Court. A July 23 hearing was set for a permanent injunction. Graham died in 1952 leaving most funds to Pryor Mayes County and the state.
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IM — District Court
W. A. Graham
Mac Q. Williamson
Earl Ward
Pryor
Josh J. Evans
Supreme Court
Graham
Mayes County
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