Voting Places Listed For City Primary Election
The city announces precinct polling sites with inspectors and clerks for each ward. Ward I covers Douglass school to John Adams school. Ward II lists 16 sites including Robert E. Lee and Taft school. Wards III and IV complete the long roster with multiple schools, churches, and civic buildings serving as polling places and listed inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hart
R. T. Lehman
Marlin Keathley
Lawton Heights Methodist Church
Andrews
Sue Gross
Hattie Brnce
Juanita Czernecki
Taft School
17Th
Taft
Aaron Smith
Jesse G. Anderson
Jefferson School
Bessie
Theo Tanner
Imogene Alexander
Pansy L. Smith
Ross Johnson
Lindy
Eunice Eblen
Doyle Warner
Harold MecDole
Andrew Jackson School
Elizabeth Hamm
Shirley Tuftle
Lillian McCombs
Paul Allen
Dorothy Willett
Marie Jackson
Supreme Court Opens Term With Decisions Expected
The Supreme Court meets after a two week recess to hand down decisions and orders on pending cases as the new term begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court Meets
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
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Holsey’s
Cache
Rniture & Appliances
Maddox
Dulaney
Kay
Heywood Wakefield
Sam Moore
Kroehler
Basset
Camden
Folass
Pai
Ikswo Radio
RCA Victor
RCA
Ee Renee
Victor
DIAL
America
Merv Griffin
Rockers
Dixie
Tleur Vista TV
Washington School
Columbia
Mary Wolverton
W. L. Jacks
Earl McKinney
14Th
Bell
Melvin Price
Constance H. Holley
L. W. Williamson
Woodrow Wilson School
Arlington
A. B. Whitehead
S. B. Parsons
John Adams _ school
36Th and
Ferris
Muriel Mustain
Mary Jane Schow
Vivian Kemper
Warren Hotel
Viola Johnson
Nancy Jones
Lenora Clark
Erma White
John Irvin
Gertrude Schwarte
Elks Lodge
Nelle Lawrence
Sybil Lewis
Koenig Fuqua
Bethel Assembly Church
W. E. Provine
A. M. Gilliland
Catherine P. Curtis
Will Rogers
S. Ninth
Floyd Howell
Gertie Biles
Jack Ferrell
Brandon Residence
Leona Brooks
Grace Moore
Fannie Maude Bean
Roosevelt School
Iva Caldwell
Lola Ivey
R. L. Childs
Law