Cadets View Indian Dances at Fort Si Tie Event
West Port cadets visiting Fort Si Tie Fingers first chsermen and other cadets joined 19 members of University of Oklahoma's football team for a Lake Quanah Park banquet. The program featured exhibition dances by Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma Indians, a master of ceremonies, and remarks from local officials.
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Lawton
West Point
Fort Sill
Bile Crawford
Matt Winter
West Port
Indias
Tie Wiehe
Waderie
Amiker
Conmerer
Fort Si
V8 Malor
Marstahy
Univer
Oke Janoma
Elz Tedh
NIN Corps Artillery
Fort Sa
Lake Quanah Parkes
Water Boom Boosts Lawtonka Reserve to Record Levels
Historic spring rains push Lake Lawtonka to 2,000 acre feet above prior highs, with 40,000 acre feet impounded since March 6. Officials note a flood-like period as waters spill over and reservoirs rise, marking a record in the river basin amid unusual rainfall patterns and ongoing dam reconstruction effects.
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Lawrenka
Ato
Eli Im
Sian
Perigg
Mit
Walter
Lawlonka
Lawtonka
Jahr
Pxenibay
Dany
Tako
U S Reveals Evidence Girard Enticed Woman
A defense official says evidence shows Girard enticed a Japanese woman and fired a shell on a firing range near Japanese scrap collectors, killing Mrs Saka vay. The case centers on his duty departure and his intent in the fatal act as US attorneys prepare to argue Girard's return before a federal judge.
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Bonerochert
Puertine
Coral Gables
Fila
Hins Priory
Girard
Jaye
Sais
Vdorn
Saka Vay
Dechert
Ottawa
Daparte
yUnilndates
Gira
Deeherl
Defense Department
Oliver Gasch
Joseph McGarraghy
United Press
YD Diet
Ser Ghee
Mother Of 6 Polio Victim In Hospital Care
A 28 year old mother of six children is admitted to Memorial Hospital as a polio patient. An eight year old Duncan boy is under polio observation. Attending physician Mrs Lavena Farmer of Maclon described the mother's condition as serious with likely extensive paralysis. Another patient, Mrs Karmes wife of Robert N Harmer, was admitted to Marlow hospital and transferred to Memorial. Officials said her first polio shot has been given to several children. Diagnosis in the Duncan case is not yet complete.
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Meanrial Hospital
Polio
Lavena Farmer
Maclon
Karmes
Robert N. Harmer
Marlow Hospital
Memorial Techas
Disix Chiiloy
Sangin Mae Fens
Officiis
Duncan Hay
Confusion Over City Court Name To End In Comanche County
Judge Ralph Cline announces a name change for the City Court of Comanche County to Court of Special Sessions of Comanche County effective July 1 under the 26th Legislature. The reform aims to reduce long standing confusion about jurisdiction and county government.
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Ray Atieberry
Lere
Comanche County
Court of Special Sessions
Ralph Cline
Spec Sessions Court
County Excise Board
Plerk
Marshal
Cline
Page
Comanche County Records Local Road Death
Comanche County reports its seventh traffic death of the year. Othie Worthen, 1501 McKinley, died Sunday morning after a April 37 pedestrian accident on Lee Boulevard near the 11th intersection. Worthen, crossing toward the north, was struck by a 1950s Cadillac driven by Charles Shipman, 50, Oklahoma City. The impact sent Worthen over the car’s left fender onto the pavement, causing a broken leg and other injuries. Funeral services are set for 2 PM Thursday at the Church of Bee.
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Comanche County
Othie W. Wortheen
McKinley
Lee Blvd
Worthen
Lee
Y Charles Shipman
Oklahoma
Worthan
Rain Forecast In Area Again
The area braces for more rain with a cool, unsettled pattern. Highs reach the upper 90s with readings near 96 today and around 90 Wednesday, while Tulsa and McAlester recorded the coolest spots at nine degrees. Tulsa saw .02 inch of rain Monday. water receded in Plaid and Dover, with several families evacuated. Lake Elmer Thomas spilled into Lake Gawtonkis about an inch deep, lifting levels by a half inch as feeder creeks run near capacity.
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Fobart
Tulsa
McAlester
Plaid
Dover
Elmer Thomas
Lake Gawtonkis
Atlas Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Test at Cape Canaveral
The Associated Press and United Press report an ICBM test at Cape Canaveral. The Atlas missile fired from a launch ramp rose briefly then exploded seconds after ignition.
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Cocoa Beach
Fin
City considers relaxed water rules and zoning changes
City officials will vote on a plan to ease water restrictions during designated hours and alter zoning to allow lawn watering on specific days. Council committees urged approval to permit varied sprinkler zones northwest park areas and staggered schedules to conserve storage tanks amid low supplies.
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W. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick Abso
Liberals Lose Canada Vote Upset Keeps Conservatives Hope
OTTAWA Ont The Conservatives won Canada's general election for the first time in years in an upset over the Liberal Party led by Prime Minister Louis St Laurent. John Diefenbaker led the Conservatives to a likely majority with 108 elected and leading, while 190 Liberals are elected and leading across the country. The result signals a shift as St Laurent and former PM Mackenzie King face potential resignation or fresh election debates. The opposition groups and independents also won several seats, reshaping the Commons balance.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Vielo
Jay
Do'om
Eh United Sumas
Stinned
Social Credit
Commons
John Diefenbaker
Wilserne
St Laurent
W.L. Mackenzie King
President Eisenhower Back At Work After Brief Illness
President Eisenhower, nearly recovered from a stomach ailment, spent about an hour in his office at the White House. He signed an appropriation bill for State and Justice and the federal judiciary totaling 362 801.29 and asked Congress for a supplemental $30,000 for Senate restaurant expenses. He greeted photographers in good spirits and noted his appetite with a light breakfast and a return to desk duties.
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Eisenhower
White House
State
Justice Departments
Federal Judiciary
Ife
Congress
Senate
Eisenower
Byiely
Dejected Widow Shoots 3 Sons and Herself in North Little Rock
In North Little Rock a despondent widow shot her three sons in bed then killed herself. Mary Sharp, 33, died instantly. sons Pit 33, Douglas 19, Charles 7 were wounded, two in another room. Police said a note asked for her husband Pat to sleep with her in coff in. Coroner reported all events at about 1 am in a modest five room house.
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Little Rock
Ama
Howard Dishough Peportwel
Mary Sharp
Dom [Rice
Charles
Douglas
Truck Train Crash Kills 12 Workers near Rocky Ford
A San Fe freight train struck a truck carrying farm workers east of Rocky Ford Colorado, killing 12 and injuring at least five. Victims include Martin Lucero Delfina Lucero Clara Minox Barbara Mines and others. Driver Sylvester Licano among the dead. The crash blocked crossings and left bodies scattered along the tracks.
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Vroman
Calo
Colorado
Rocky Ford
Fo T Hove
la Junta
Sylvester Licano
U.S. 50
Doh Bess
Sion
Epmen
Martin Lucero
Delfina Lucero
Clara Minox
Barbara Mines
Elijah Gallegos
Aragon
Lee Flore
Jennie Baca
Florenay Lucero
Lena Madrang
Beattieci Mardvano
Licano
Erma Licano
Rolly Licano
Visa
Chales Jones
Amarillo
Tenick
Jones
County Takes Jurisdiction Probe Begun
Seven Lawton teenagers face outraging public decency charges in a May raid on a Girl Scout encampment at a wildlife refuge. County Attorney Warren Cesare said more defendants may be charged as the investigation completes and jurisdiction over the refuge case was turned over to county authorities.
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Lawton
Warren Cesare
Gary Clanton
N. 16Th
Dew Fulptt Chine
Ash
Jerry LeBlanc
Andrews
Darryl Naegeli
Martin Sanchez
S. Almnedxy
Ferris
Lee Ewing
Dearborn
Warren Crane
Lawson
Crane
Howard
Paul Cre
U. S
Oklahoma
Cress
Department of Interior
Chickasha
Crane Sid
Edwin Bossman
Money Scandal Brews In Chicago
Chicago auditors reveal a potential public funds shortage exceeding one million dollars linked to the tax foreclosure system. State’s Ally Adamowski cites a pattern dating from 1931 to 1956, involving real estate penalties and interest. Former auditor Orville Frodge, jailed for public fund theft, is not connected to the latest shortage. Col.
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Chicago
Cook County
Benjamin S. Adanowski
Healder
Het Ion CG. Paschen
Adamowski
John Brenvit
Paschen
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