Sill Man Is Fined For Drunk Driving
Fort Sill soldier Pvt. Billy L. Garland aged 22 was fined 100 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. He was stopped by Troopers L. L. Kelsoe and John Duke following a sideswipe west of Lawton on U S 62. The troopers also ticketed Minnie Neoma Barber of Frederick for driving left of center in a marked zone and Letha Mae Harrelson of Lawton for speeding at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Billy L. Garland
L. L. Kelsoe
John Duke
Lawton
Kelsoe
Duke
Minnie Neoma Barber
Frederick
U. S. 62
Letha Mae Harrelson
N. 14Th
Artillery School reorganizes departments under TAS
The Artillery School announces mergers and eliminations in its restructure. Airborne and Special Operations join the Department of Combined Arms. Training Publications and Aids and Extension Courses merge into the Department of Publications and Non-Resident Training under Col. Merle Fisher. The Editorial Group becomes a function of the Deputy Assistant Commandant. A new TAS organizational manual will explain the changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airborne
Special Operations
Department of Combined Arms
Department of Training Publications and Aids
Department of
Col
Merle Fisher
TAS
Fast Chase Ends With Rough Fine For Two Brothers
Two Blanchard brothers faced a 90 mile chase ending in a county jail stay. Donald B. Brooks, 18, drove a 1953 Chevrolet and paid $110 in fines and costs after reckless driving charges. Ray mond Brooks, 21, was held then released without charge. Patrolmen held the car for ownership proof, the brothers claimed their father held the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard
Porter II
Cyril
Donald B. Brooks
Bud Williamson
H. D. Morgan
Justice of the Peace
Marvin Cameron
Raymond Brooks
Brooks
Hospital Births And Admissions In Various Areas
Birth notices from Oklahoma communities record a July 29 birth at 11 05 a.m. a son to Mr. and Mrs Sonny Nunley 1836 S 15th weight 8 6. Mrs Ray Terrell Rt 3 Lawton and several others admitted or listed for medical care including E Foster 2713 G and Alfred Lutowsky. A Kiowa birth reports Eldridge Tad oohnahpah Walters a son born July 30 at 2 26 a.m. weighing 8 4 with multiple medical listings for local residents and staff. Southwest district notes Gary Thomason five weeks and several patients listed for medical or surgical care including Travis Childers Apache Enda Snyder and others.
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Sonny Nunley
S. 15Th
Ee E. Foster
Ray Terrell
Lawton
Alfred Lutowsky
Cyril
William Sawyer
Gary Dean Hundley
John L. Hundley
Altus
Humberto Martinez
William B. Johnson
Dora E. Crawford
Park
Joe Richard
Cherry
Henry Cook
Duncan
Kiowa
Eldridge Tahdooahnippah
Walters
Martha Loco
Steecker
Jessie Noyabad
Elgin
Clarence Tahpay
Cache
Bea Gaddis
Oklahoma City
Joe Roy Jr
Ponca City
Dorothy Tahsequah
Apache
Floyd Bellah
Southwestern
Gary Thomason
Robert C. Thomason
C. R. Steveson
Ferris
L. S. Burkhalter
R. W. Beauchamp
Indiahoma
Travis Childers
E. L Bentley
Baldwin
C. L. Turner
E. Columbia
Leda Martin
Faxon
Wilma Pursley
Jefferson
F. D- Dole
Gore
Enda Snyder
Harry Rice
Euclid
R. O. Wilson
Earl Atterbury
City Raiders Grab 8 Cases of Booze
Lawton authorities prepared charges against veteran bootlegger Ralph Hudson after a raid seized nearly eight cases of spirits at 715 Douglas around 11 am. The bust by a team including Vernon Field Oral Ridgeway Arvil Roberson and Edd Roberts recovered 189 half pints etc. of whisky gin and wine valued wholesale at about 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hudson
Lawton
Douglas
Vernon Field
Oral Ridgeway
Arvil Roberson
Edd Roberts
Sheriff’s Office
Booster Trip Plans Parade and Rodeo Tickets On Sale
Continued from Page One the booster event on August 6 will feature floats and riding clubs in the parade. Rodeo tickets are now selling at downtown drug stores and cafes with advance sales by two Kiwanis clubs at 1.25 dollars for adults and 60 cents for children. Reserved seats available through the Lawton hotel from 1 to 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Kiwanis Clubs
Lawton Hotel
City Man Appeals Liquor Conviction
Baxter Lee Harrell of Lawton was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail on a liquor charge. He filed notice of appeal through attorney Bill Logan, likely to the state criminal court of appeals. Police found 96 half pints of whisky in his car while he slept six miles west of Lawton on U S 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter Lee Harrell
Lawton
Harrell
Bill Logan
State Criminal Court of Appeals
L. L. Kelsoe
Glen Alt
U. S. 62
G. W. Horne
S. R. Harper
City man posts bonds after whisky raid
Lawton resident Eleaphas Quintis Babe Phelps, 40, posted two twenty dollar cash bonds on liquor possession and operating a joint. Police raided a residence at 1904 Douglass and seized about 30 gallons of beer, nine quarts of wine, two half pints of gin and three half pints of whisky for safekeeping.
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Lawton
Eleaphas Quintis
Babe) Phelps
Douglass
Preston Williams
Otis Waldron
Jerry Paul
Hello Dad Remember Me reunion in Kansas home
Stanley Morgan, 18, Fort Scott, Kansas, knocked on a Newton door seeking R. H. Morgan. The man confirmed the name. Stan revealed his identity and the two were astonished as father and son reunited after years apart. The search began after Stan found a Richard Morgan in a Wichita phone book and learned his father was a car salesman in Newton.
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Newton
Stanley Morgan
Fort Scott, Kas
R. H. Morgan
Stan
Denver
Colo
Fort Scott
Stanley
Wichita
Morgans
Richard Morgan
Oklahoma City Markets Poultry Eggs Prices Report
Oklahoma City July 30 market report shows broilers No 1 steady with broad delivery points and mixed demand, hens No 1 steady with lighter demand, eggs steady with several regional price quotes, butterfat prices across towns, and wheat and watermelons notes. Livestock section lists cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep with bid ranges and notable loads, including fed steers around 22.65 and stocker calves near 19.00.
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State Poultry & Eggs
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Broilers
FOB
Muskogee
Altus
Shawnee
Vinita
Seminole
Poteau
Cordell
Chickasha
Blackwell
Alva
Lawton
Tulsa
Ardmore
McAlester
Laverne
Enid
Elk City
Durant
Fairview
el Reno
Elk Reno
Reno
Kingfisher
Hennessey
Medford
Frederick
Vici
Guyman
Hooker
Hobart
Rush Springs
P Usda
Texas Man Denies Bigamy Charge At Hearing Today
Robert D. Bullock, 33, a tree surgeon, pleaded innocent to bigamy charges at arraignment before Justice of the Peace Marvin Cameron and remained jailed on $2,000 bond. A Childress woman, Alline Bullock, identified a newspaper report of his marriage to a Lawton woman and traveled to report it. Preliminary hearing set for August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Bullock
Justice of the Peace
Marvin Cameron
Bullock
Childress
Tex
Alline Bullock
Lawton
Cameron
Muffler Charge Filed in Local Court Case List
A charge of driving with an improper muffler was filed in Justice of the Peace Woodrow Giles court against Tommy Bryce Armstrong of 507 S Eighth. Local officers renew efforts to curb loud cars as George Russell Burks of 503 Monroe faces a left of center citation and Gilbert S Dodds of 813 F is booked for driving without a license.
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Court of Justice of the Peace
Woodrow Giles
Tommy Bryce Armstrong
S. Eighth
George Russell Burks
Monroe
Gilbert S. Dodds
Wheat farmers vote on marketing quotas and parity
A referendum asks eligible wheat growers to approve or reject marketing quotas with penalties and parity implications. If approved two thirds favoring quotas, offenders lose price support and pay a penalty. within quotas 90 percent parity, outside yields 50 percent parity. Voting eligibility includes operators with 15 acres plus landlord portions. Local polling places listed across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieg
PMA
Elbert Wolf
Meers
Guy E. Wood
Geronimo
Kenneth Rhodes
Rt 2
Lawton
Bodenstine’s
Porter Hill
Hise Implement Co
Elgin
Cedar Grove
W. M. Ward
Sterling
Earl Shriver
Shipman’s
New Hope
Blue Beaver
Cache
Brenton’s
Indiahoma
ROTC cadets pledge as officers amid 45th Infantry ties
General Styron criticizes civilian life limits for leadership while praising artillery. Ceremony honored 121 cadets taking oaths as second lieutenants in artillery and awarded 28 cadets for outstanding performance. Notables include Avallon of La Salle College scoring 237 and Heller of Harvard with 235.
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National Guard
45Th Infantry Division
Oklahoma
Styron
Sented
Alexander L. Avallon
la Salle College
Frederick Heller
Harvard
Elmer H. Schmidt
Xavier
Lowell L. Smithson
University of Missouri
Karl E. Mauerhan
Bowling Green
Theodore E. Mathison
Purdue
Hubert S. Purett
Yale
Donald W. Drennen
VMI
William F. Dunkelberger
Milburn L. Hines
William and Mary
Jack L. Wilder
Texas A&m
Tillotson B. Field Jr
Sherman C. Magidson
James C. Ledlow
John W. Knapp
Paul W. Arrasmith
Iowa State
James D. Emge
St. Mary's
William F. Burns
LaSalle
Jackie L. Perry
Missouri
Vincent Pelligrino
Siena
Robert H. Tanimoto
Hawaii
Joe A. McClain
Stetson U
Constantine Nanopoulos
Bobby K. Boyd
Roy D. Hickman
Brian F. Reynolds
John P. Hitt
Fossil Find Reveals 500 Million Year Wormlike Creature
Fossil specimens of the peripatus, a worm-like creature still in existence, have been uncovered in rocks dating to about 500 million years ago. This discovery highlights ancient life forms and sheds light on early evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ther Peripatus
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Greer
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Nvestors Wotoal Fovestors Stock Fund Syndicate OF America
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Atlanta
O Investors Mutual O Investors Stock Fund
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Cornell Drainage
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C’’ Avenue
Attest
D. H. Shelton City
Joseph C. McCain
Chicago Grain Range
Chicago
Texas
Uwe We
St.vos
Man's
Watertite
Bulova
Jewel Bulova
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Jewel Elgin
Jewel Wittnauer
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Typewriter Serv CO
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Erie Alle Po Ik
D Avenue
Woesner Veterinary Clinic
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D.V.M
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Wolverton Harware
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JO G. Andrews
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