Drunken Driving Charges Filed After Gun Chase In Lawton
Lawton police pursued a vehicle after a reported gun chase last night. The driver, identified as Charles W. Dy Sve Biry, led officers at high speed through Lawton and Fort Sill areas before being stopped near Gale and Fort Sill Boulevard.
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Lawton Con
Ald
Fort
Silman
Vids
Lawton
Creed
Charles W. Dy
Dursey
Paterien
John Rhodes
Quen Dewberrs Whoach
Dorsey
Wes
Dirsey
Talmaud
Piratown
Ley End
Interelamte Ani
Fort Sal Blvd
Fort Sill Blvd
Talow
Wil Te Logan
Ralph Clings
Cily Corre
Oklahoma City poultry market and livestock report
State Board of Agriculture issues market report from Oklahoma City listing lots from Guymon Alva Blackwell Enid and other towns with prices and notations for hens cocks and pullets. Livestock receipts and prices are given for cattle calves hogs and lambs with bids and typical ranges across multiple districts.
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STATE
FGGS
Oklahoma City
State Board of Agricuture
Frinosteaty
Guymon
Alva
Blackwell
Enid
Tully Watonga
Pauls
Spots
Llower Blackveil
el Reno
Watonga
Elk City
Vinix L
Pall Valley
Shatluck
Clinton
Lawton
Butterfat
No. Steady
Pauls Valley
el Teeno
Tulsa
Shattuck S
Walonga
Vinita
Oklahoma City Livestock
CSDAI
Douglass Student Wins Speech Cup
Douglass high school senior Samuel Toward Jr. won the speech cup as Douglass’ group earned first in Class B at Southwestern State Teacher's College annual Twitney Thursday at Weath. The Valiant, directed by James Boinglouc, featured seniors Howard Wayne Mc Cowan Joseph Dorsey and Eddie West, junior and Joyce Linda Turner, sophomores. Howard is the son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Howard Sr of 516 Carve.
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Samuel Toward Jr
Douglass
Southwestern State Teacher's College
Weath
James Boinglouctor
Howard
Wayne McCowan
Joseph Dorsey
Eddie West
Joyce Linda Turner
Samuel Howard Sr
Subscription Rates in Southern Giner County Gazette
Amid scattered misprints the notice lists subscription figures for Mourning Press and Constitution titles, indicating varied rates for daily and Sunday editions. The figures shown include 18.36 in a faded line, with placeholders suggesting multiple local newspapers and counties.
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Mourning Press
B & Constitution & Sune Constitution-Fress & Sanday Mate
Giner
Brest
U Breas & San
Texas Solon Took Bribe in Bid to Trap Crooks
In Austin a House committee heard testimony that State Rep. James E. Cox agreed to accept a $5,000 bribe to assist a plan to trap lobbyists and crooks. Witnesses described Cox’s distress, bond posting, and Cox’s claim the offer was to expose tripping crook lobbyists.
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Texas
Solon
Austin
Tex
Convac
Waggoner Carr
Lubbock
Cox
Carr
Barberi
Care
Trafer
Conrac
San Antonio
Gr Haremon
Eran
Fas
City Officials, Council Races File Nominations
At noon today clocking official filings show Clerk R M Dodson and Treasurer Neilie Pippin seeking reelection without opponents. Four incumbents—F C Parks Ward 1 White Ward 2 H D Hastings Ward 3 Bluntt Zorget Ward 5—also filed for re election and challengers include Lester McKengie Ward 1 Elmer R Batman Lester Stout Ward 2 Emory L Cowley Hugh D Corwin Ward 3 Herman T Jackson Negro Ward 3.
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Ctoes
R. M. Dodson
Neilie Pippin
F. C. Parks
White
H. D. Hastings
Bluntt Zorget
Lester McKengie
Elmer R. Batman
Lester Stout
FBI Enters Kidnap Case in Bellmawr
FBI agents joined Bellmawr Police in the search for four year old Mary Jane Barker who vanished last Monday after her mother last saw her near a neighbor’s puppy. Neighbor Vern Lavering is jailed on separate charges. no ransom note has arrived. Barker, a Philadelphia department store radio and television manager, resumed his personal search. a local banquet and dance was postponed.
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Bellmawr
FBI
Mary Jane Barker
Mary Jane
Chick Edward
Garrity
Cular
Vern Lavering
Glendorn
N. J
Lavering
Barker
Frank Barker
Philadelphia
Bell Mawr
Veterans to Meet at Youth Center Sunday
Henry Lawson Camp No 6 and Auxiliary No 12 of the United Spanish War Veterans plan their regular monthly meeting at the Youth Center at 2 pm Sunday. G M Brooks, camp adjutant, announced. A pie supper will follow a 9 pm dance at the Legion hut 630 East.
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Henry
Lawson
United Spanish War Veterans Ww
Pan
Ith
Beil
G. M. Brooks
Danicl
Lowery Whitehead
American Legion Post
Percy Givens
Legion
Marilyns Mate Pleads Innocent in Miller Case
Arthur Miller 21 pleaded not guilty to an indictment alleging attempted Congress violations. In brief arraignment before U S District Judge Charles R McLaughlin he stood with two attorneys and requested 30 days to file motions. Trial date set for May 15. Miller released after posting a 1000 bond and undergoing fingerprints.
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Washington
Arthur Miller
Congress
Miller
Marilyn
Monroe
U. S
Charles R. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Joseph L. Faith
Rauh
Portland witness recalls pages of meetings in rackets case
James B. Elkins testified that a book of minutes showed Terry claiming others had talked at a meeting and that Brown urged making statements more factual. Elkins said Terry admitted paying Brewster $10,050, highlighting alleged racket activity and a grand jury reference.
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Portland
Brown
Terry
Stan Terry
James B. Elkins
Settlement Nears in Wichita Mountains Refuge Dispute
Land use talks concluded with a mutual understanding after a meeting attended by C. R. Guthersmith of the Wildlife Management Institute and Army representatives. A final settlement is anticipated, with the Army to use a small portion of the 59,000 acre refuge, about one third of what was originally sought.
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Lettler
C. R. Guthersmith
Wildlife Management Institute
Army
Wichita Mountains
Leifler
Charles C. Finucane
Judge Clears Busy Municipal Court Docket
Judge J. Merle Oaks disposed of 25 cases this morning in Municipal court. For driving without a seat belt 11 bonds were forfeited. Several defendants from Fort Sill and nearby areas received $20 fines for offenses including assault and battery, hit and run, speeding, reckless driving, and vagrancy. Obscene language and public drunkenness also drew $20 fines for multiple defendants from Corsicana and surrounding towns.
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J. Merle Oaks
Ines
Leon Earl Draner
ACT Monroe
Virginia Shafer
Archie M. Glass
Crosby
Auriol Mallford
Napoleon Jackson
Monroe
Jean Worley
Richard Coffey
Leo J. Miller
Port Sill
Elmer J. Herrington
Fort Sill
Neal FE. Cowper
Gerald Hooks
Lee
Roy BD. Stevens
Jim A. Gilbert
Arlington
Doris Wilson
Sylvia Winona Kee
Washington
Warren Geointy
Ann Robinson
Corsicana
Tex
Chickasha Jaycee President Seeks National Vice President
Chickasha Jaycee President Wilson Smithen announced as a candidate for national vice president. The Oklahoma Jaycee state group will cover a $150 filing fee with campaign costs split among state chapters. If elected, Smithen would represent Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Kansas and Missouri.
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Jaycee
Wilson Smithen
Chickasha
Saycee
Lawton
Smithen
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
Tulsa
Macville Redman
Warren Chrisman
Paul Hughes
Perman Henderson
Jack Spetver
Trooper Jones Suspended Over Bad Checks in Vinita
State Safety Commissioner Jim Lookabaugh announced that Highway Trooper Leon C. Jones, stationed at Vinita, has been suspended indefinitely after being subpoened January 28 on charges of violating the patrol code by issuing checks with insufficient funds. A board including Lookabaugh Attorney General Mac Williamson and Tom Kight Jr will rule next Thursday. Jones, 37, joined the patrol in April 1943.
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Ortahoma City
Jim Lockabaugh
Leon C. Jones
Vinita
Lockabaugh
Jones
Lookahaugh
Mac Q. Williamson
Tom Kight Jr
State Highway Commission
Rolling incidents spark Fort Sill thefts near No 29
City police reported two rolling incidents overnight with Vernon K. Davidson and Frankis Mulvoy both from Fort Sill as victims of $60 thefts. Incidents occurred at separate Lines near No. 29 C.
Vocal Students Rated At Central Junior High School
Eight vocal music students received superior ratings and six earned excellent ratings in a morning competition at Central Junior High School. Judge was Cameron College music head Standish Kreney. Recipients of superior include Mary Carnes and John Mackay.
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Ja Mackey
Central Junior High School
Standsald Kreney
Cameron College
Musi
Mary Carnes
Johny Mackay
Wanda Teard
Ann Claire Oberg
Mary Ruth Yoder
Mike Lewis
Lynda Walker
Tony Ensell
Charles Richardson
James Martin
Ronald Sehnee
Terry Hurst
Audrey Wilson
Alien Welbourn
Cameron Collage
Kiwanians Add 4 New Members
The Induelio of four new men joins the Dawnlawn evening club at a Thursday noon meeting at Hotel Lawtonian. Ray Johnson, James McDougill, Lt. Col. Isaac Tinlay, and Otto Kluelk named. five attendees honored for years of membership. Bondure spoke on tax pliability with a film on a Department of Revenue audit. Guests included Kent Thomas and others from Oklahoma City Chattanooga Wichita Falls and Fort Sill.
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Induelio
Dawnlawn
Ivenis Club
Lawtonian
Toducter
Lewis Fouts
Ray Jouhnson
Army
Fort Sill
James McDougill
McLellan's
Tsaac F. Tinilay
Otto Kluelk
Lawton Cooperative Association
Charles Dickers
Walter Sina
T. P. Brammer
Speck Sanders
Bill Abboll
Glenn Fuqua
Lloyd Bendure
Bondure
Mendors
Lax Pitablon
United States Department of Maternal Revenue
Tommy Whitehead
Lawton
Kent Thomas
Oklahoma City
Herb Payne
Chatstanooga
Bill Hines
Wichita Falls
Tex
Col
Merl Warren
Foyt Sill
Lela J. Wilson
Milo Nelson
Wayne Potter
Dan Bowden
Ronnie Parks
Train Crash Injures Children and Woman in Oklahoma City
A front page fatality update describes a train car crash on the Frisco tracks near Lawton. Deborah Ann Brower, five, was injured in the collision while a Dodge driven by her grandmother Ora Pearl Burchett, fifty nine, was not hurt. Police report the westbound Frisco engine collided with the right side of the car, dragging it 110 feet.
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Pauley
Howard Bryson
Archmore
Lawton Funeral Home
Frisco
Eulis Young
Deborah Ann Brower
Park
Dodge
Ith
Ora Pearl Burchett
Eden Leaves Sickbed and Takes Short Walks
AUCKLAND New Zealand Former British Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden is no longer confined to his sickbed and is taking short walks an official report said He is considerably improved in health after a fever during his vacation period report stated
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Auckland
New Zealand
Anthony Eden
Ten
Quartet To Sing At City Services
A Sooner State quartet from Oklahoma City will perform at Lawton Heights Church of the Nazarene during the Nazarene Young People’s Society tour. The event begins at 7:30 pm with an admission noted as $45 pm and includes Sunday School and district rally participation in nearby towns Lawton Duncan Comanche Walters Faxon Allog Mangum.
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Lawton Heights
Church of the Nazarene
Ollahoma City
Nazarene Young People’s Society
Garland Johnson
North 7Th and Williams Church
Church of God
Nioth
See
E. L., Curtsinger
Ine Quartet
Lawton
Duncan
Comanche
Walters
Faxon
Allug
Mangum
Soldier hit by car near tavern on U.S. 277
Nestrowitz suffered a broken jaw multiple arm fractures and other injuries after being struck on a highway near a tavern. Witnesses Jerry Nottingham Bobbie Nottingham and George Devine saw the incident and followed the car before reporting to police. Investigating officers linked the vehicle to the suspect and pursued it with no immediate arrest reported.
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Ner
Kevin Sullivan
Ha. Btry
Percy Doster
Nestrowitz
Lawson
Uunase
Jerry Nottingham
Wisconsin
Bobbie Nottingham
George Devine
U.S
Devine
U.S. 277
S. 0Th
S. 11Th
Lee Blvd
Lee
S. 23Rd
23Rd
Gore Blvd
23Rd and
Gore
John Moore
Ray Catlin
PBX Club Sets Tuesday Meeting
The Lawton PBX club will meet at 7 30 pm Tuesday in the training room of the new Southwestern Bell Telephone Company building Tith and Gore. Mrs James Freeman is in charge of arrangements in the March meeting Mrs Gerald Casteel president of the club will officiate
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Lawton Pbx
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Tith and Gore
James Freeman
Gerald Casteel
Students Present Program On Health At Emerson Elementary
A health inspired program was presented at Emerson Elementary School during an afternoon assembly. Mrs. Mary s fifth grade class organized a safety club with LeAlice Gherle as chairman. The class sang Blue Danube Safety First and Starting From Seraten with Mrs. Mary Ellen Cost as accompanist. Participants included Cecil Archer Timothy Chruselewski Michael Coley Doyle Fischer Chad Kail Kenneth Murray Pred cy Rosa Dale Setzer Richard Shaw Charles Shore Donald Kennedy Kenneth Eldridge Clarence Jones Jerry Bread Michael Bridles Henry Williams Perry Jackson Lula Mae Ball Evelyn Basket Charlene Bear Linda Coley Barbara Lyons Sharon Moore Julia Ramos and Yernelle Rouhideaux.
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Charles Shore
Donald Keennedy
Kenneth Eldridge
Clarence Jones
Jerry Bread
Michael Bridles
Henry Williams
Perry Jackson
Lula Mae Ball
Evelyn Basket
Charlene Bear
Linda Coley
Barbara Lyons
Sharon Moore
Julia Ramos
Yernelle Rouhideaux
Student Convicted Of Assault Fined Five Dollars
Robert Coats, former Oklahoma A M student, was convicted of assault and battery in one count after an argument over his estranged wife. District Judge Bob Hert fined Coats five dollars for the incident in Stillwater. Edward Slater was wounded during the dispute over coal.
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Stillwater
Robert Coats
Oklahoma A&m
Bob Hert
Coats
Edward Slater
Coals
Funeral Rites Held for Bay H Month Vnd Daughter
Services were held at Fort Sill Hilltop Chapel for Bay H month vnd daughter of May and Mrs. Robert Estandelph. Chaplain Victor Dessagne officiated with Lt. Phillip A. Cabasinn assisting. Burial followed in the Post cemetery under Becker Funeral home. The child died after an accidental drowning in the family bath tub Wednesday morning. Bearers were Capt. F. R. Wheel Jr and Lt. Robert Sullivan.
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Bay
Robert Estandelph
Fort Sill
Chanel
Victor Dessagne
Phillip A. Cabasinn
Post Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
F. R. Wheel_Jr
Robert Sullivan
Dust Storm Zwallows UAL Plane Over Pacific
A United Airlines plane en route to Honolulu battled a dust storm 50 miles off Hawaii, at 6000 feet. Pilot Paul Reeder, with 15 years of Hawaii flying, said the dust blocked his windshield and forced an unusual neck crane to view ahead. The weatherman noted the dust did not originate from Hawaii and the wind direction was contrary.
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Honolulu
Ionolulu
United Air Lines
Paul Reeder
Hawaii
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