Funeral Rites Held in Oklahoma City for Noted Local Figure
Funeral services were held for John Beutler a pharmacist in Oklahoma City with attendees including Dewar and relatives from the area. The event included many family members and friends from the community and noted sorrow for the loss of a longtime resident and contributor to local business and church life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John i Beutler
Dewar
Cic
Siew
Oklahama
Petat
Oita
Alan
Abe Lowitz
Max Lanelall
Girl Accidentally Shot With Pistol at Home
Cheri Vinten, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold Vinten, was accidentally shot in the right shoulder by a pistol found in the car of a neighbor during a domestic incident. The bullet penetrated the Desh below the shoulder as Mrs Wahane heard the shot while leaving the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheri Vinten
Ales
Arnold
Winhar
Tromanm Coliber
Anten Ted
Philips
Mies
Wanhara
Mondus
Ehil
Randy
Waahane
Fragmentary Budget Note on Supplemental Appropriation
An unclear OCR fragment describes a department receiving a supplemental appropriation and a revised request. It notes a formal action, a supplement request, and a release or effective date, but specifics are unreadable. The text references a department, a personal name fragment, and a SAP or RIN context.
Soviet Cantnard Reorg Plans Shield Old System
Fragmented page notes outline a Soviet cantnard plan for territorial reorganization and centralized economic control. The government would set wages prices and pensions while regions gain planning and supervision powers, signaling a shift toward top down administrative shifts across the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Tina
Nwahers
Wren
Siner
Wwe
Somme
Alwass
Square Dance Event Captures Local Interest Friday
A Friday square dance gathering draws dancers from multiple clubs including Liapsion's five groups. Local residents attend to enjoy music, games, and social time as organizers promote the event across nearby areas.
Legislature Balances Oklahoma Budget Amid Cuts and Proposals
The Oklahoma Legislature approved balancing the budget today by shaving 85 000 from the public welfare relief line and aligning with federal funds for library improvements. A planned deficit of 85 980 emerged before the panel shifted 898 from emergency relief funds to cover two years. The committee also redirected 40 090 from commerce and industry for a coal research station and debated a magazine publication cost of 1 60 0M. Rep. Morford urged a balanced finish, with action held for the next committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provel
Oklahoma
Lib Brary Wogram
Emerge Relief
Commier Ye Department
Tront
Glen Thi
Tins Valles
Ihr
Stan
Department of
Cory Merve and Industry
State Nine
Alor
Morford
Ealee
Oxlahoma Today
Lawton Oklahoma Turnpike Debate Edges Toward Tax Provisions
Lawmakers clash over a southwest turnpike plan with toll funding and earmarked money. Rep Mort Welch and opponents debate route costs, state finances, and whether the project can pay for itself. The discussion centers on toll road viability from Oklahoma City to Lawton and the state’s willingness to allocate primacy funds for road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Inpike
Mort Welch
Osman
Oklahoma City
CIA
Cenan
Ates
Sill Man Denies Murder Charge
Fort Sill soldier Thm Baker, 29, denied a murder charge in the alleged strangulation of Verlene Jones, 26, at her Lawton apartment. He appeared before Justice Giles as Fort Sill authorities took him into custody after the victim was found dead by her landlady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Fort Sill
Bonday
Peice Woorlrow Giles
Verlene Jones
No. 1
Castoday
Comanche
Fnv
Giles Sant
Four Injured In Two Crashes In City Traffic
Four people were injured in two Monday crashes in the 1400 block Lee Bly and 1th and Roosevelt areas. Clarence Davis 50 of 409 S Quarter was hospitalized at Memorial Hospital for observation. Minor injuries included Mildred M A of WO led Willie Metzer and 4 month old son, and S D Wood 31 of JAW Georgia. Davis was in a Jeep collision with a 1959 Metro Thter mahional panel truck driven by Leo. All three injured were treated at Memorial and released.
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Lee Bly
Roosevel
Memorial Hospital
Clarence Davis
Mildred. M. A
Willie Metzer
D. Wood
Georgia
Davis
Leo
Rey Wilton
Mes
McGee
Bard
Dessie i Miller
State Man Waives Hearing On Molesting Count Here
Drummond, a Lawton man, waived preliminary hearing on a molesting charge. The court ordered a $35,000 bond and Drummond remained in custody at Trem Ceomayehe county jail as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond
Euiaseh
Lawton
Peper Marvin EL Cameron
Daegher Coure
Sain Freedom
Ceomayehe
Eisenhower Budget Draws Bipartisan Criticism At Dinner
Democrats and Republicans assailed President Eisenhower on his 72 million dollar budget for the 42 months starting July 7. Senate GOP Leader William F. Knowland urged deeper, multiyear cuts and warned against vast deficits, arguing tax relief hinges on reducing federal spending.
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Conan Juste Ty
Frank Balks
Senate
William F. J Snowland
GOP
Krowland
Grand Rapids
Mich
Eisenhower
Tie
Mrs Norris Continued Item Page One
A gang chase ended with Norris and his bedsauard Humphrey gunned down by Fort Worth and state officers last week. Texas authorities said Norris planned a sensational half million dollar payroll robbery at Carswed near Fort Worth. Tipsters and ties to Branhan surfaced before his death as officers traced a pistol serial to Norris.
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Tia
Woc
Humphrey
Fort Worth
Sebher
Texas
Hat Norris
Carswed
Afb
Mort Worth
Branhan
Norris Norris
Novis
Mes
Dergihy Amir
Novtis
Lawie
UTR
Moms Honored At Scout Dinner
Explorer Scout Post No 1 held its annual Mothers Day banquet in the Beal Heights church education building. Mothers of the explorers were guests of honor as the group served the meal and Dr O L Parsons reviewed slides from a trip to a New Orleans naval base. Attendees included Sherman Crawford, Earl Briggs, Jimmy Fox, and many mothers with their sons.
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Beal Heights
Earl Briggs
Jimmy Fox
Cora Arn Ledvick
Chris Hedrick
John Weston
Charles Weston
Thurston Nicklas
Dave Nicklas
Lawrence Sheffield
Toniie Sheffirth
Trane E. Bernhard
Jinny Gernhardt
Kathleen Johnson
Loeb Johnson
Wil Rissick
Dot Wissick
O. L
McHENRY Biography Linked to music societies and service
McHenry, active in choir and Della Zola chanter circles, served as president of a national honorary music society at OCU. He was assistant director of the AnH Division band in Korea and lives at 1109 Len with wife Wilma and two children, Blake and Brad. Officials study about 10 applicants.
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Della Zola Chanter
Phy Mu Jpha
National Honorary Music Society
OCU
Are Wear
Anh
Korea
Mehenry
Len
Wilma
Blake
Brad
By Oure
Mace McHeary
Parade Continues with Army Bands and Fort Sill Units
Salvation Army, Lawton Rangers and Ailusa club join a parade lineup with the Tilt and Mth Army bands and several local school bands. Fort Sill units include two battalions of foot troops from the 41st and 17th Field Artillery Groups and multiple artillery batteries. Cel. (Ret) LC. Williams chairs the Chamber Armed Forces Day committee. Lt. Col. J. R. King is project officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Anny
Lawton Rangers
Ailusa Club
Tilt
Mth Army
Lawton High School
Central Junior High
Douglass School
Cnils
Fort Silt
41St
17Th Field Artillery
548Th Field Artillery
Lifth Ardmore Field Artillery
Toth Field Artillery Battalion
Cel
Williams
Chamber of Commerce
J. R. King
Sills Afd
Lawton Lions hear city vector control chief discuss program
Reuel Waldrop of the County City Health Department spoke at the Lawton Lions noon meeting about a two year vector control program to reduce insects and disease in Lawton. Program chairman was Earl Reid with Dr Charles H Miller J and Bill Nightwonger as special guests and other attendees including K D Sullivan F R Smith Jack Shroif John Armstrong D Amond and W J Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuel Waldrop
Lawton
Phelps Truss Pad Advertise Better Comfort and Fit
Questions about rupture control and comfort lead to the A A A Phelps vacuum pad and Barrows pressure pad advertised as best for truss wearers. Barlow, a noted truss specialist, will visit in the city at the Lardonian Hotel on a date in May.
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Lardonian Hotel
Ffr
Alea
Artus
Shafer Mote
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John H. Beucler
Mrs. M. Vv, Shaw
Shaw
InPowreg
Tony
Pivst
First Baptist
John F. Dunham
W. H. Selby
Shoanen
THE
Lawton Constitution
Dance With
Mary Wolfe
Fowler & Union
Eo Vg
Aloscow
Theoplan
Camitel
Atevale Searce
Square Dance
Spam
Peta
Tor
Danteer
Amedgen Legion
Teis Wader
Lawien
Meitanions
Liapsion
Aline
Maemae
Dunean
Sauerman
South 2Nd Street
Sanders. Tretcher
EDGE
Tost
Fountain Home Hardware
Sheridan Rd
Gore EL
Br. Alter
Sill Man
McCord
Graham Pest Control
Priens
McNeal
Ike
Point Barrow
Alaska
Scout
McHenry
Borane Bindy
Iran
Epp Ince Snanzer
Ereonam Sieevsase
Erie
Universal Coffeematic
Damon Bains
Zote's
Diamend
Balaters
Lak
Page One
Carrier
Terviee
Anting
Gpand Mathes
Mlashermostat
Mathes
H.P
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