Three More Dogs Die As Rabies Threat Grows Here
The article reports multiple dog deaths and a rabies outbreak scare in Oklahoma City area. Several dogs from the Bocking and related households are under observation while health officials urge leash use and contact tracing. A family began anti rabies shots after a dog from a litter died, and authorities confirm a confirmed rabies case with tests.
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Ariis
M-Set
Les A. J. Bockhiog
Atlanta
Bocktg
Faraushout
Ahoma
Charles Miller
Lawsen
Tn Thenr
Miller
Oklahoma City
Carl Simpson
Snyder
George Sapcut
Nelbing
Dyer
Bookling
Oregon Bribe Scandal Denied by Portland Official
Oregon officials deny a bribe plot involving Multnomah County Sheriff Seth Schrunk and others. Testimony allege envelopes with funds and threats to shut down a Portland establishment, with witnesses including two policemen and a bartender. The 1934 inquiry sought to connect racketeers and AFL CIO figures to a bid to control Portland vice and gambling.
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Washington
DD Senrunk
Portland
Multnomah County
Leing
Ian
Natty
Nathan Zasman
Zasman
Vomnitlere
Thor
Afl-Cio
Linden
Tontland
Clyde, Craxby
Tearmster
Oregon
William Te
Ape Conny
Aran
Portian
Charen
Schrunk
Woman Burned in Bathroom Fall At Home
A 31 year old Lawton woman Mrs. Robert W Shrader sustained first second and third degree burns to the face and neck after collapsing against a bathroom heater at her home on 103 A. She was taken to Memorial hospital about 5 50 am in satisfactory condition. Police cited her husband who said she fainted when a fever blister on her lip broke and bled.
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Lawton
Robert W. Shrader
Memorial Hospital
Bolte To Present Charter At Fort Sill Meeting
Gen. Charles L. Bolte former vice chief of staff of the Army will present a charter at Snow Hall Fort Sill tonight for the Lawton Fort Sill chapter of the Association of the U S Army Maj Gen Thomas E B de Sharo will introduce Bolte and speak at the 8 p m meeting The chapter organized last December and will hear reports from George Page chapter president Maj Rawlins Morris secretary and Brig Gen Ret John F Bird treasurer.
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Charles L. Bolte
Army
Lawton-Fort Sil
Association of the U.S. Army
Snow Hall
Forton
Thomas EB. de Sharo
U. S. Army Artillery and Guided Missile Center
Bolle
the & P.m
Fort Sill
Post Field
Harmony Amony
George Page
Iain
Maj
Rawlins Morris
John F. Bird
Lawton-Fort Sill
Eisenhower Eyes Florida Visit For Cough and Ear
President Eisenhower plans a midweek trip to Florida for rest and light exercise to aid a lingering head cold and inner ear inflammation. Press secretary Hagerty said a return to Washington from Florida would be quicker than lingering western sites, with a Bermuda conference ahead on March 20 in mind.
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Eisenhower
Florida
James
Hagerty
Bermuda
Macmillan
Great Britain
Arun
Theson
Ariz
Far West
Tucson
Ships Begin Suez Canal Passage As Clearance Advances
Two small ships the Kuwait flagged Maralvi and the Greek tug Mikali with a barge moved south from Port Said as Egypt signals approval for clearance of the Suez Canal. Authorities expect the canal to open at daybreak for ships under 500 tons with broader access by month end for vessels up to 10 000 tons.
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Cairo Ty
Suez Canal
Egypt
Maralvi
Kuwait
Mikali
Port Said
Suez Canal Authority
Middle East
Raymond A. Wheeler
U. N
Sinai Penninsula
Edgar Bonnet
Abukir
Ismailia
Eisenhower to sign Middle East doctrine and launch mission
President Eisenhower planned to sign the new Middle East doctrine and send Special Ambassador James P. Richards on a tour that could cover up to 18 nations. Officials prepared a declaration declaring the Gulf of Aqaba and the Strait of Tiran an international waterway open to all nations, including Israel. The president aimed to sign the resolution as soon as it arrived at the White House from Capitol Hill.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
James P. Richards
Saic
U.S
United States
Gulf of Aqaba
Strait of Tiran
Israel
Egypt
Elath
White House
Canitol Hil
Destructive Greek Quakes Hit Central Regions
A series of sharp earthquakes struck central Greece with 20 villages destroyed. The Interior Ministry reports at least 30 casualties, all in the Volos area, with five villages near Volos and fifteen near Larisa in ruins.
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Athens
Greece
Interior Ministry
Volos
Larisa
Contractors To Pick New Slate At OK Oklahoma convention
About 300 delegates attend the 35th annual Associated Plumbing and Heating Contractors of Oklahoma convention at the Hotel Lawson Builder. Sessions discuss Prospects for Home Building Industry in 1957 with W. T. Jameson Norman addressing at 5:30 a.m. Saturday. New officers will be elected in the Saturday afternoon session. Dale W Thompson serves as convention chairman.
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William A. Landers
Oklahoma City
National Association of Plumbing Contractors
Dale W. Thompson
Lawton
Landers
Associated Plumbing and Heating Contractors of Oklahoma, Inc
Associated Plumbing and Heating Contractors of Oklahoma
Lawson
W. T. Jameson. Norman
Oklahoma State Home Builders Association
W. C. Shelton
Associated General Contractors of America, Inc
Robert A. Camp
United Association
Wilbur E. Richey
Tulsa
Republic Steel Corp
T. Clark Hashall
Lawtonian
Dale W Thompson
Southwestern
Pare 2
Col
Police Trap Two Crooked Gamblers Amid Plumber Convention
Two Missouri men, Kenneth Altman and Emil Umnann, were jailed after allegedly fixing dice to dupe delegates at a plumbers convention. Detectives seized three unusual loaded dice marked with missing faces and arming a gambling claim. Both men posted $20 bond and were released to leave town.
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Missouri
Otis Waldron
Kenneth Altman
Joplin
Emil Umnann
Kansas City
Auction Set Here Tonight For Blue Ribbon Stock Show
High level minimums set for blue ribbon winners at the Lawton stock show sale. Grand champion steer entered by Glen Smith expected to fetch top price. floor price 70 cents per pound. Sale at 7 p.m. in Lawton sale barn with a barbecue dinner at 6 p.m. Lamb and hog champions also named from Lawton, with partners and sponsors ensuring strong bids. About 42 steers, 4 lambs, and 108 Barrows on the auction block.
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Glen Smith
Frank Smith
Cameron College
Lawtonian
Lawton
U. S. 277
Lamb
Bill Abbott
Doyle Bredson
Sycamore
Larry Coleman
Sterling
Jaycees
Lynton Real Estate Board
American National Bank
Security Bank and Trust Co
Rage
Oklahoma Governor vows thorough probe over Lake Raymond Gary spillway cracks
Gov. Raymond Gary called the Lake Raymond Gary spillway cracks very sickening and said a thorough investigation will be conducted. He plans a Monday meeting with the Game and Fish Commission to seek immediate action to protect the lake, after cracks and seepage appeared since last summer’s construction.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Lake Raymond Gary
Fort Towson
Gary
Game and Fish Commission
Choctaw County
Jack Stamper
Truge
Stillway
Israelis Hand Over Sharm El Sheikh to U.N. and Withdraw
Israeli forces surrender Sharm el Sheikh to UN Emergency Force and begin final Sinai withdrawal. About 100 Israelis including a girl depart by plane, while UNEF moves in from southwest Sinai to assume civil duties and secure the Gulf of Aqaba area.
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Sharm el Sheikh
United Nations
Egypt
Gulf of Aqaba
U.N
Sinai Peninsula
Tivan Island
Eilat
Gulf
Gaza Strip
UNEF
Matityahu Peled
Israel
UMEF
Gaza
E. L. M. Burns
Cairo
Strip
Cool Weekend Forecast for Oklahoma
The weather bureau predicts a clear cool weekend across most of Oklahoma with temperatures in the 40s. A slight warming is expected later with a five day outlook showing modest gains and possible light showers Tuesday. McAlester reported 0.01 inch precipitation on Thursday while other areas had traces and snow flurries. Lawton will see highs in the upper 40s with a 30 degree low tonight.
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Oklahoma
Weather Bureau
McAlester
Lawton
First Cancer Vaccine Found
A breakthrough vaccine to protect chickens against a cancer is announced by Dr. B R Burmester at the 11th Symposium on Fundamental Research in Cancer. The vaccine, derived from the cancer itself, boosts hens immunity five thousandfold, but cannot yet be used practically or fully protect chicks.
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Houston
Tex
Saic
1Lth
B. BR. Burmester
U.S. Department of Agriculture Research “Laboratory
East Lansing, Mich
Burmester
Lee
Council Approves Final Bond Sale for Water Improvements
In a special session the city council approved finalizing a 1,182,840 water improvements bond sale. The six member syndicate led by Liberty National Bank Oklahoma City won the bid at 3.4904 percent interest, with total interest cost 550,403.50 and funds expected by May after signing and state approval.
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City
pRnece
Oklahoma City
Cour
Liberty National Bank and Trust Co
George K. Baym and Co
Oath
First National Bank
Dallas
Tex
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce
Bass Fiddle Is A Vehicle In Oxford Taxi Trouble
Oxford student Toby Jessel solved a taxi problem by adding a wheel to his bass fiddle to push it along sidewalks. Police ruled it a vehicle unless narrowed to under six feet, then it would be a musical instrument. A compromise allowed a torchlight for warning.
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Oxford
England
Oxford University
Toby Jessel
Jessel
Dessey
Toby
Jesecl
Asati
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