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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1957
Page
18
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Reports from Washington indicate a two day postponement in the long running bribery case involving Hoffa. Judge Burnila's court will resume hearings in New York with secret documents and alternate counsel listed for the defense and prosecution.
Lawson area fishermen may gain from an intensive survey of broadcast lakes in the Wichita Mountains Refuge. A survey by Sandoz and University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University officials will assess catchable fish to improve Barford Lost and Quanah lakes. Fish are snared, clipped, measured, and weighed to build records guiding future management.
A garbled public notice references names such as Maurine Vy, Charles Wein, Bendse Willams, Nettie Fay Gen Water, and others in a records segment. It lists licenses, marriages, and various individuals with scattered details, appearing as an OCR damaged civil record section from a local paper.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice or crime sheet with scattered proper nouns such as AUL Swornite Court tenants and community names. The garbled text mentions places, groups, and possible events but lacks coherent actions or dates to summarize a definite item.
The 17th Army Band and a four man color guard from the 6th Armored Field Artillery Battalion depart for Oklahoma City to appear on the Today television show in the semi centennial celebration. Emcee Dave Garroway. Under CWO Ed ward J. Serafin the 25 man band will perform two pieces during televised ceremonies at the fair grounds. The color guard includes Sgt Kenneth G. Sayles Sgt Samaice D. Cope Sgt Werneth D. Ayer and Sp Frank L. Arms.
Apache special report says Mrs. George J. Algoo, formerly of Broxton northwest of Apache, died June 6 after a stroke. She was buried in Memorial Park cemetery, Phoenix.
After earning a master's degree in English from the University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Mike True arrives to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Herbert True at 514 Gore.
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