Justice Claims New Evidence For Grady Jury
CHICKASHA Okla UP Peace Justice Calvin Strother says he has new secret evidence to present to a Grady County grand jury investigating lax liquor law enforcement He will present it Tuesday Former Assistant County Attorney John Paul Walters is to appear before the jurors Strother earlier introduced a sworn statement from Walters claiming a tee splitting deal with County Attorney Wilson Smithen Strother seeks to disqualify Smithen District Judge L A Wood set another hearing on Strothers plea Smithen has disqualified himself from that part of the investigation Bootlegger raids by citizen special constables led to five arrests $10000 in liquor seized and one bootlegger shot Sheriff Hack Perrin criticized the raids as hoodlums by Smithen
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Grady County
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Hack Perrin
Marie Breaks Down Milking Again in Normandy
Marie II of Normandy sulks as her jailed cowherd Kurt Krammer is arrested amid milk fraud claims. Giselle Fiquet milks Marie II while police watch. a cream contraband inside Krammer’s jacket proves the alleged fraud, sparking national scandal and denials of Marie II’s legitimacy.
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France
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Normandy
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Marie
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Sterling Laundry Planned by Mr and Mrs Evel Bradshaw
A new Sterling laundry is under construction by Mr and Mrs Evel Bradshaw who also intend to build a home in Sterling.
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Evel Bradshaw
U.S. Proves Willing To Make Concessions
James Marlow analyzes Eisenhower's Geneva proposal offering to exchange complete military blueprints with the Soviets to seek peace. The piece notes the administration’s cautious stance on concessions, congressional resistance, and Sen Knowland's measured silence amid shifting foreign policy leadership.
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United States
Russia
Eisenhower
Congress
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California
Senate
How to remove rust stain from fabric
To remove rust stain from fabric items soak the stain in lemon juice or moisten with lemon juice and salt and place over a steaming tea kettle. Alternatively dampen the spot rub with cream of tartar and let stand one hour before washing. Repeat if necessary.
Mountain Climber, 8, Saved By Cops
An eight year old, Bernard Duff, climbed a Central Park rock ledge and became stranded on a 50 foot crag. A police emergency squad lowered a patrolman to reach him and guided him down safely, ending the perilous ascent.
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Seymour Home Expands with Three Room Addition
A three room addition is being added to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Seymour in a project described as HOME EXPANDED STERLING Special. The work involves new living space and structural modifications.
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Elmer Seymour
State Traffic Toll Mounts To 308
The state toll rose to 308 after two Oklahoma City fatalities on Monday. Ray Fleavins Fuller, 70, died in a collision with a gasoline transport at Youngs Boulevard and the US-66 bypass, his wife Maude Cordelia critically hurt. Also killed were 29-year-old Ernest Brazzeal, the truck driver charged with excessive speed, six-year-old Gary Don Hatley, and 42-year-old Mrs. Melna Brown killed near Tulsa.
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Oklahoma City
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Gary Don Hatley
Big City
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Tulsa
Scientist Believes Woman Of Bats In Kentucky Home
Mrs. Royal Atkinson housed bats in her Covington living room for over a week inspired by University of Cincinnati scientist Dr. Elizabeth Smith who kept bats in a refrigerator for study. On request, Dr. Smith arrived and captured 22 bats including 11 babies.
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Royal Atkinson
University’ of Cincinnati
Elizabeth Smith
Soviet Farm Delegation Tours American Life in Iowa
Soviet farm leaders Yuri Golubash and Peter Babmindra toured diverse American scenes in Humboldt and Eagle Grove Iowa, experiencing drive ins, motels, clubs, golf, and square dancing. The visit highlights their exposure to U.S. material culture and hints at a growing mutual goodwill as they seek to learn and understand Americans.
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Tom Whitney
Humboldt
Iowa
Yuri Golubash
Peter Babmindra
Russia
Golubash
Babmindra
Katy Korner
Eagle Grove
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Lightning Kills Hundreds of Americans Each Year
Lightning takes a toll of roughly 400 to 500 American lives annually, a persistent hazard across regions. Health and safety groups urge precautions during storms and emphasize emergency response readiness to reduce fatalities.
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