Lawton Cons anti trust ruling could spur more suits
A Supreme Court decision described as groundbreaking may pave the way for additional anti trust lawsuits against corporations including General Motors. Observers say the ruling signals broader reach for antitrust actions and could affect merger and sales practices across major firms.
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Lawton
Moulton
Supreme Cabs
WatcAt
Agaist Bu
General
Opsperis
Gee Fire
Chiston
Cimmiacie Annenuel Celto+ NV
Louse Juciary
Coraminee
Grongade
Port de Semeurs and Co
General Motors Corp
du Paul
Lena
Sock Tower Corporation
Brimvan
FBI
Farm Survey Starts Here
Farm survey details appear garbled but mention the Comanche crisis and release through the training service. Team members listed include Bill Hart, bred Tucker, and Carl Cress.
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Gary Toubtur
Neil
Nerewiare
Riley
Eel
Bill Hart
Bred Tucker
Carl Cress
Boundary notes on construction and classes amid delays
The report describes ongoing efforts to stabilize a site and resume progress as workers brace for September classroom measures. The Boundary firm of Tulsa continues to manage the project while engineers address structural and safety concerns and plan for reuse of the space.
Lions Report On State Meeting Details
A brief record notes a state meeting held at noon Monday at the opt Lawinnian. Reporters include Coydon Tayne and ROOM. Attendees listed include Mrs Payne and Mire Bowman, with guests Jose Jacl Fon Nahwookse Antherg Oblahem and Kennel Lung noted among attendees.
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Opt Lawinnian
Coydon Tayne
Trewin
Payne
Mire
Bowman
Hushamts
Jose Jacl. Fon
Eaves Nahwookse
Antherg
Flood Aid Options Discussed by Benson for Oklahoma Farmers
Agricultural Secretary Benson told Oklahoma lawmakers that direct federal relief to flood stricken farmers may be possible under emergency soil bank provisions. He noted loans and grazing support could aid recovery, pending amendments to provide broader help beyond direct aid.
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Hack Cleland
SOL Chem Chiit Witstihing Iin
Baprestin
Waslington
Ara Taff Benson
Oklahorowa
Benson
Oklahoma Congress
Man Oy
Techod
Ain
Ak Hind
Delesihon
Carl Albern
McAtester
Soil Bank Pro Aan
Soil Bank
Sail Bank
Beck faces questions in front page turmoil over union funds
The report details Nathan Shefferovan and others accused of using union funds for personal items. Beck refused to answer many questions while a memo cites more than $3000 in allegedly improper payments. Witnesses reference shoe investments, brokerage firms, and Teamsters ties as probes expand.
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Beck
Av Eet Witn
Alwaioss
Wenreds
Nathan Shefferovan
Chisago
Kevnedy
Shelfferiin
Vaian Fund
Beek Tr Tomlin
Mekvoy
Kennedy
Fanahs
Amun
Atlother Beek
Snananit
Cea
Gindle Investment
Las Yale
Nani Teamsters Niu
Flood Watch and Rising Rivers Across Oklahoma Regions
Flood warnings spread as Port Cahsea Reservoir and nearby rivers rise overnight. Areas between prejevis and crossuis report farelikey risk while Jamestown and western Oli hon see heavy rainfall. Oklahoma streams, including Washita, Canadian Meers, and Soper area, push flood lines. rivers near Mad Roads bend and water flows threaten Benison area. forecasts suggest more rain with potential relief later.
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Aod
Cahsea
Ba Prejevis
Cossuis Teomoy Cray Ulsan
Chleon
Fon
Washita
Tim
Subscript ion rates and tax details in public notice
Public notice outlines subscription rates with mentions of annual payments and a 2 percent state tax. It references different regions and associated charges with several obscured terms and numbers. The readable fragments indicate a billing update likely from a newspaper or service provider.
City Man Fined On Two Counts
Bobbie Peel, 31, of Sun R. Hawson, pleaded guilty to reckless driving and bogus check charges before Justice of the Peace Marvin E. Cameron. He was fined $310 and costs on the driving charge and $50 and costs on the bogus check charge. The judge also fined the Cir tpe Orii of 180 Third $50 and costs for peekless driving and $10 and costs for driving without a license. Milton Dale Perkis, 21, pleaded innocence on a second-degree forging charge. prelim hearing set for June 1 with bond $1,000. Postponed proceedings involve Elgin Red Elk Waller.
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Bobbie Peel
Sun R. Hawson
Justice of the Peace
Marvin E. Cameron
Cameron
Penick
Milton Dale Perkis
Viti
Pam
Dorkis
Elgin Red Elk Waller
Seminole Chief Oserela Sini’s Corn Cycle Tale Emerges
Fragmentary OCR reports a Seminole leader named Oserela Sini attending a corn cycle with his brothers and other Seminoles. The text references funeral like scenes, deputies arriving, and a committee about a constitution and pension, but the wording is unclear and many names and actions are garbled.
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Oserela Sini
Tobal Elelves
Ethan
204 Students Begin Cameron Night Sessions
A large group of students enrolled in Cameron Night Sessions for the summer term. The program lists courses across multiple subjects including shorthand, geometry, history, and composition with instructors such as Rabie Hohe ts, Jie Cheerts, Ging Pierson, and James Dolen guiding varied classes. Enrollment runs through August with emphasis on introductory and intermediate topics.
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Cor Capaeron Rot
Leve
Stnmmer
Goreon Pains
Moni
Inelivic
Sova Fo Corl Viursiint Av
Eoniakt Marling Econonies
Gerald Weiss
Rabie Hohe
Jie
Oklahoma to Maine Four Lane Turnpike Opens Coast to Coast
Tulsa based Will Rogers Turnpike Authority announces formal opening of a four lane toll road linking Oklahoma to Maine. The project traverses major regions from Chicago southwest to St Louis and Kansas City with ceremonies along the western terminus at Tulsa. Officials say the highway will connect western United States routes and provide a key cross country corridor hosted by state and federal agencies.
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Tulsa
Oslo
Maine
Oklahoma
Sohenet
Chigago
Amerie
Carey Viel
Tony Tao
Lipshseg
Massakiri
Iineis
Niles
Okinawa
Joplin
Texas
New Meaiva
Los Angeles
OK Rena
Missouri
Kansas
Otahon Trennike Authority
Joe TH. Meek
Autovity 3 Ie
Ruling on Girard Case Sparks Bipartisan Debate
The decision on Girard’s firing of shell casings amid a tense Japan allied matter triggers congressional backlash and calls to renegotiate status of forces accords. Senators Buller Sparkman Brigham urge reexamination while House committees vow thorough review before next steps.
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Jay Kuling
Niel
Takeso Shimoda
Sen. Buller
R-Md
Toy
Girard
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Spaaykina
Aiken
Chidvman Gorden Otd
Foreign Allis
Thorseghiy
Wivensower
Fareign
Chuynny Vinsan
Aries
Seeviens Commie Vinous
Fae Og
Wilson
Vinesen Osaid
Camuittve Aenan
Tainted Pork Dinner Sparks City Council Controversy
Unclear reader text mentions Posworth and city council members amid a dispute linked to The Offa State Firemen's association and a dinner event at Hotel Lawtonian bathroom tonight at 30 mm. The jumble limits clarity on date and outcome.
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Posworth
Pruesus
Offa
County Population Figures Show Gain
County population is estimated at 77 099 residents, up 960 from 1956. The count covers 11 129 families in Comanche county, with 9 932 preschool and 14 018 school age children. Notes clarify teens counted for enrollment but not scholastic totals.
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University of Oklahoma Business Research
Clarence Scott
Comanche County
Scott
Indiahoma
Sterling
Accused Man Davis Cleared in Earlier Rape Case
County Attorney Warren Crane said no action would be taken until a full investigation. James Lewis Davis, 29, of Garfield, was acquitted May 16 by a distinct court jury of a first degree rape charge after a complaint by the same woman. The elderly woman alleged an intruder kicked in her door and confronted her Saturday night. She told officers Davis returned and threatened her with a hatchet. Detectives reported Davis denied the claim.
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Warren Crane
James Lewis Davis
Garfield
Davis
Lawson View
Johnny Rhodes
Frank ¥Lams
Dis
Repairs Continue on Page One and Small Bridge Costs
Repair items list the race pier and support saivy with a total estimate of 56,200 and 10,700 for Lindsay at Wash. A detour with a low water bridge near Morse Creek adds 15,700. Three Garvin County culverts with low water bridges on SEL 26 and VW bring the total to 310,700.
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Race Pier
Saivy
Lindsay
Washi
Tal
Wild Morse Creek
Shoo
Garvin County
Weather Continued Lom Page One
The Meers area reports 0.70 inch of rain last night and 2.5 inches over Sunday and Monday. Medicine Creek runs about three feet deep. Wildcat refuge manager Julian Howard notes 1.92 inches of rain since Saturday. Little Medicine Creek feeding Lake Thomas remains active. Forecast calls for scattered showers and thunderstorms through Wednesday with a warming trend. Highs in the low 80s, overnight around 65. Lawton rainfall totals indicate 0.61 inch from 7 am Monday to 7 pm today, with 0.10 inch after 7 am today. SM 7 jal Little Beaver Creek remains open for traffic at reduced volume.
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Wayne Rowe
Meers
George Cox
Medicine Creek
Julian Howard
Wichita Mountains
Lawton
Highway Patrol
Little Beaver Creek
Lawson Board of Education Portraits Hung
Portraits of Lawson Board of Education members were completed and hung in the Board rooms at Central junior high on Monday. Donated by Hawkins Studio, the portraits will be presented to each member as their terms expire, with a picture of new members added. Hanging left to right are Glenn Butcher Mike Brandon President FL Bum Joyner Jr and Whyward Babbitt.
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Lawson Board of Education
Board of Education
Hawkins Studio
Eember
Glenn Butcher
Mike Brandon
FL Bum Joyner Jr
Whyward Babbitt
Maj Gen Storke To Address Class At Fort Sill Visit
Maj Gen Harry P Storke, commanding general, Sil Infantry Vision Fort Carson, will arrive at Fort Sill for a two day visit and graduation address for the Associate Field Artillery Officer's Advance Course No 4. He will confer with Maj Gen Thomas E de Shaza and Brig Gen Paul A Gavan. Storke, West Point classmate of de Shaza, served in II Corps in Sicily and Italy in World War II and held posts with NATO prior to leading Camp Desert Rock. He departs Post Field at noon Thursday.
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Harry P. Storke
Sil Infantry Vision
Fort Carson
Cols
Fort Sill
Starke
Thomas E. de Shaza
U.S. Army Artillery and
de Shaza
West Point
II Corps
Sicily
Italy
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Camp Desert Rock
Nevada Test Site
Atomic Energy Commission
Storke
Post Field
Jaycee Program Chairmen Named for June Meetings
David Corley announces June Jaycee program chairmen. Henry Howell chairs this week's noon Wednesday session, with Raymon Kern on June 12, Tom Griffey on June 19, and Marvin Easley also listed. A June 2 program plans a 27 minute film on china and clay.
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Jaycee
David Corley
Henry Howell
Raymon Kern
Tom Griffey
Marvin Easley
China
Tavern Burglary at Python Tavern Hits Local 1114 Lee
Three cases of beer and a small amount of money disappear after a break in at the Python Tavern at 1114 Lee. Officers report a broken window and pry marks on a juke box cigarette machine and pinball machine. Unknown amount taken.
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Python Tavern
Lee
Johnny West
Cleo Stour
Handbook for 1957 58 pupils prepared by Richardson
Principal A Richardson of Tomlinson Junior High School says a student handbook for 1957 58 pupils will be completed by mid summer and distributed at the start of the fall term.
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A. Richardson
Tomlinson Junior High School
Richardson
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