Thirteen People Face Traffic Charge Filings Over Weekend
County attorney Manville Redman announced charges against 13 individuals for traffic violations. Seventeen names listed include Walters Cadillac reenactor ne 46 Walters, Dennis Assiter 48 Duncan, Joe Dean Walls Kaw City, Richard Morris 26 Jacksonville Florida, Deanya Martin 19 1510 E, Myron Bobbe 25 2807 N 24th. Speeding at night charged for several. Edward Price Jr. 30 Fort Sill, Clifton Jackson 24 Fort Sill, Al Fusaro 21 Fort Sill, John Paulcheo 48 Cache. Donald Sprague 23 2606 D charged with following too closely. Thomas Walker 51 Walters charged with driving left of center in a marked zone.
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Manville Redman
Walters
A Whatley
Dennis Assiter
Duncan
Joe Dean Walls
Kaw City
Richard Roland Morris
Jacksonville
Fla
Wee Deanya Martin
Myron Bobbe
Edward Wallace Price Jr
Fort Sill
Clifton Hasting Jackson
Alred Fusaro
John Paulcheo
Cache
Donald Herbert Sprague
Thomas Berris Walker
Cityan Is Jailed In Man's Death
Floyd Keip ingham 47 Lawton is jailed in Oklahoma City after 68 year old Frank Monroe Treet died following a beating and stomping Saturday. Treet had been treated, released, and re hospitalized Sunday after being found unconscious. Kenningham faces charges of public drunkenness assault and battery with investigation. Autopsy planned to determine if heat contributed to death. He had prior 15 day jail sentence on a separate charge.
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Floyd Keipingham
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Frank Monroe Treet
Kenningham
Duncan
Walt Turner
Treet
Iningham
Joen Fullerton
Coast Guard Hunts For Missing Ketch
Honolulu March 8 The Coast Guard resumed a search for Novia a 35 foot ketch overdue three days on a 200 mile voyage from Hilo to Honolulu Aboard were John P Burke of Boston and L O Gregg of National City Calif The storm centered about 750 miles north of Hawaii battered Kahului and Nawiliwili harbors and closed Kahului harbor
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Honolulu
Maren
Hawaiian Islands
Novia
Hilo
John P. Burke
Boston
Mass
L. O. Gregg
National City
Calif
Hawaii
Kahului Harbor
Maui Island
Nawiliwili Harbor
Kauai Island
Coast Guard
Bears Sign Ray Smith From Cameron Junior College
Chicago Bears announce the signing of half back Ray Smith from Cameron Junior College and the Marine Corps for the 1954 NFL season. Smith weighed 188 pounds at Camp Pendleton in 1952 and at Camp Lejeune last year, and hails from Lawton Oklahoma.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Ray Smith
Cameron Junior College
Marine Corps
Smith
Camp Pendleton
Camp le Jeune
Lawton
Okla
Legless Girls Share Dance Cheer In Boston Visit
A plucky six year old girl who lost her legs in the Worcester tornado last June cheered another legless girl yesterday by joining a tap dance routine. Diane de Fosse of West Boylston visited Kay Benedict, 20, whose legs were amputated last December after a train accident. Diane said Kay was disappointed with new artificial limbs and noted she herself began using artificial legs four months ago.
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Boston
Worcester
Diane de Fosse
West Boylston
Katherine Benedict
Kay
Diane
Yankee Freighter Freed By Turks
The American freighter Volunteer State, 7210 tons, freed after three days in Istanbul following a hit and run at sea near the Turkish ship Yayla. Four Turkish seamen drowned. Mate William Gilmore Clary of Baltimore remained in Istanbul for inquiry duties. he is not under arrest and will rejoin the ship in about two weeks.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Genoa
Volunteer State
William Gilmore Clary
Baltimore
Instanbul
U. S
Wayne J Nease 36 dies in Oklahoma City Hospital
Funeral services scheduled for Wayne Jay Nease at Centenary Methodist Church Lawton at 2 30 p m Wednesday with Rev Fred Stolz and Rev J Walter Browers Jr officiating Burial in Highland Cemetery Becker Funeral Home directs Nease a World War II veteran served at Fort Sill Field Artillery School and lived in Comanche County He was married to Viola Bard and survived by his wife a daughter Wayana Marie parents four sisters and three brothers Heartfelt obituary notes his illness since November and long Lawton residence
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Centenary Methodist Church
Wayne Jay Nease
Roosevelt
Oklahoma City
Fred Stolz
Wesley Methodist Church
J. Walter Browers ,Jr
Highland Cemetery
Becker
Funeral Home
Nease
Civil Service
Fort Sill
Field Artillery
Comanche County
Central High School
Lawton
Viola Marie Bard
Lawton News Roundup 30 Years Ago and More
Petitions circulated for May John D. Kennard to resign as chief executive amid city votes. J J Bailey seeks council seat for the first ward. Lawton council moves to preserve hawking and dealing within the city. Earl Inman elected president of a new Sterling community club. City Attorney Charles Bledsoe travels to Oklahoma City to seek lower gas rates. Monsookwat, a 101 year old Comanche leader, suffers a toothache during his 17th year as superintendent of Lawton schools. Ronald Wheatley, ex patrolman radioman, visits Lawton after over a year in U S Navy radio schools. Terry Lathery Crow and Ensiey Lavon Baker file for U S Navy enlistment.
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Constitution
A. L. Pollard
Lawton
Iack Waltonigue
John D. Kennard
J. J. Bailey
First Ward
Lawton City
Earl Inman
Sterling
Charles Bledsoe
Oklahoma City
Monsookwat
Walters
Lawton Public Schools
Ronald Wheatley
Lawton Patce Department
U. S. Navy
Terry Lathery Crow
Ensiey Lavon Baker
Temple
Lydia Pinkham's Tablets advertised for women's distress relief
An advertisement touts Lydia Pinkham's Compound Tablets as relieving functional life distress in 63 to 80 percent of cases. It claims complete or striking relief and notes use for functional cramps during monthly periods.
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Lydia Pinkham
Batchelor Prober Visits San Antonio
Cyril D. Hill, judge advocate, visits San Antonio to decide if Batchelor should be court martialed on misconduct and aiding the enemy. Batchelor, 23, of Kermit Texas, a former prisoner of war who refused to leave his Communist captors, is under investigation while held at Fort Sam Houston and undergoing a Brooke Army Hospital medical checkup.
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Cyril D. Hill
Gate Batchelor
Batchelor
Kermit
Tex
North Korea
T Se Se
4Th Army
Hill
Ft Sam Houston
Brooke Army Hospital
iLight Expert Denies Lamps Harm Eyes at York
An iLight expert asserts fluorescent lamps emit minimal ultraviolet radiation and do not harm eyes. Dr Matthew Luchiesh notes fluor escents produce little UV and tinted glasses are unnecessary for eye protection. The discussion cites figures for sunset and blue skylight to illustrate outdoor light intensity.
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York
March
Csr
Matthew Luchiesh
Pepencen Oe
New Non Surgical Cure Shrinks Hemorrhoids
In New York City a special report describes a new healing substance Bio Dyne that shrinks piles and stops bleeding without surgery. Doctors observed striking improvements over months with no narcotics or anesthetics and offered it in ointment form at 98 cents a tube, with money back if not satisfied.
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New York
N. Y
Serbeid
Ultraviolet Energy Harm: Time Intensifies Eye Skin Risk
The text explains that ultraviolet energy harms eyes and skin and that risk depends on both exposure duration and intensity. It emphasizes that time is a factor in how harmful a given wavelength can be.
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Lawrence Bressman
Koehler
Lawton Schools & Cameron
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R. C. Stanley Democrat
Pol. Adv
Wayana Marie
J. B. Nease
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Alene ‘Smith
N. 22Nd
Jeanelle Bradley
James Gunkel
Washington
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Hot Springs
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Los Angeles
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San Antonio
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