Teen attackers beat Shawnee youth. crackdown urged
An 18 year old Shawnee lad was beaten by three teens who forced his car off a city edge road. He suffered three broken ribs a broken finger and facial cuts. Police plan a crackdown on teen gangs after a weekend beating in Norman left a sailor injured and five suspects cited.
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Oklahoma City
Jimmy Young
C. C. Young
Young
Dr. Young
Gordon Wells
Wayne Harbolt
Detective Bureau
Possession Counts Filed On City Man
Melvin Ballard aged 44 of 1208 Washington posted 60 in bonds on three counts in police court for running a joint common nuisance and possession of liquor. Weekend arrests included Bennie Woodrow 35 of 916 S Ninth for assault and battery and Jerry L Johnson 21 of 220 B for possession of home brew and disturbance. Marvin W Range 21 Beaufort NC paid 40 in bonds on leaving scene of an accident and reckless driving. The usual parade of public drunks were locked up over the weekend.
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Melvin Ballard
Washington
Ballard
Bennie Woodrow
S. Ninth
Jerry L. Johnson
Marvin W. Range
Beaufort
N. C
Teacher Run Over By Boat Near Death In Fort Gibson Lake
Mrs. Patricia Harris a 26 year old sixth grade teacher at John Marshall School was critically injured when a motor boat struck her on Fort Gibson Lake near Long Bay. The Tulsa resident suffered three skull fractures after falling from the bow with witnesses reporting propeller injuries. Harris aboard with her sister and brother in law and others had been water skiing. her husband John Floyd Harris was en route from North Dakota.
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Fort Gibson
Leo Carmack
Tulsa
North Dakota
Cityan Named Alumni Chief at OCW Alumni Association
Mrs. Julius Johnston of 2124 Columbia has been elected president of the Oklahoma College for Women Alumnae and Former Students association for the next two years. She will be installed at the annual spring luncheon at noon May 31 in the OCW Student Union building. Other officers include Nel Farrow of Oklahoma City as vice president Virginia Fesler of Chickasha as secretary and Joe Oakes of Chickasha as treasurer. Directors are Mrs. Karl Meixner Bartlesville first district D E Blazer Tulsa second district R F Kendall Duncan third district Doris Rudolph Perry fourth district W L Fogg Reno fifth district and Austin Stockton Fort Cobb sixth district.
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Julius Johnston
Columbia
Oklahoma College For Women
Students Association
OCW
Nel Farrow
Oklahoma City
Virginia Fesler
Chickasha
Joe Oakes
Karl Meixner
Bartlesville
D. E. Blazer
Tulsa
R. F. Kendall
Duncan
Doris Rudolph
Perry
William L. Fogg
Reno
Austin Stockton
Fort Cobb
Lawton Couple to Attend Woodmen of America Meeting
Mr and Mrs E J Monzingo of 406 Dearborn will travel to Chicago for the 27th quadrennial Modern Woodmen of America head camp convening June 1. Monzingo is a prize winning district manager as he joins national officers, committeemen and 178 delegates from the U S and two Canadian provinces.
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E. J. Monzingo
Dearborn
Modern Woodmen of America
Chicago
Monzingo
United States
Canadian
Bristow Founder George F. Carmen Dies at 77
George F. Carmen 77 a Bristow founder and pioneer landowner and oilman died after a long illness. He established Bristow Mercantile Co the citys first store in 1900 and owned the first automobile in Bristow and its first auto agency.
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Bristow
Okla
George F. Carmen
Carmen
Bristow Mercantile Co
Two Tulsans Hurt In Plane Crash
Private pilot Weslie Rudie and 16 year old passenger Donald Ray Boyles, both of Tulsa, were injured in a 1929 Davis Special crash near Brown airport. Rudie remained unconscious at first, with head and neck injuries, while Boyles sustained a jaw fracture and cuts.
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Tulsa
Hillcrest Hospital
Weslie Edwin Rudie
Donald Ray Boyles
Nelson Boyles
Rudie
Highway Patrol
Davis
Brown Airport
Boyles
Vinita Man on Trial Again for Smuggling
Vinita, Oklahoma, man Fred Higgins faces retrial in Seoul on charges of failed duties on $60,000 worth of luxury goods imported from Japan. A prior district court acquittal was appealed, and today’s session was recessed as three Korean customs officials did not appear for testimony.
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Seoul
Fred Higgins
Vinita
Okla
South Korea
Japan
Korea
Oklahoma Summer Session Opens June Fourteen
The University of Oklahoma announces its summer session will run from June 14 to August 9. Registration starts June 10. No Saturday classes this summer, but several courses will be extended by ten minutes each day.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Clemency Requests From Parole Board Headed by Oklahoma Penitentiary
Eleven clemency applications were under review by the Pardon and Parole Board at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary. Among the applicants is Artie T Reynolds, 59, an Oklahoma City inventor and former locomotive engineer serving life for the 1939 murder of June Metcalf. The board will send its recommendations to Gov. Johnston Murray.
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Mcalester
Okla
State Pardon and Parole Board
Artie T. Reynolds
Oklahoma City
June Metcalf
Johnston Murray
Reds Losing Sympathizers Among Japs
Tokyo reports that Communist and Red sympathizers in Japan have fallen from over a million at the end of the Pacific war to about 400000, Deputy Prime Minister Taketora Ogata said. He added they possess some military force but no longer attack the police and claim to be peace loving. He warned they could reactivate if Asia or Japan worsens.
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Tokyo
Japan
Taketora Ogata
Ogata
Asia
Conservative Party Front
Yoshida
Parker Named President of Perry Lions Club
Perry Oklahoma Bill Parker has been named president of the Perry Lions Club succeeding Wilson Clark. Other newly elected officers include Byard Anderson as first vice president W A J Bontrager as second vice president and Charles O Neil as third vice president.
Stop Taking Harsh Drugs for Constipation
Consumer ad warns against harsh laxatives for constipation and promotes Dr. Caldwell's Senna Laxative Syrup Pepsin. It claims gentle relief without salts, improves bowel action, and relieves accompanying sour stomach. Money back if not satisfied. mail bottle to Box 280 New York NY.
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Dr. Caldwell
Plans Completed For Defense Test In Oklahoma
Oklahoma plans for a nationwide civil defense test on June 14 were announced by L A Chatham state Civil Defense director. The 33rd Air Division at Tinker AFB will alert for five states. Oklahoma will aid with mutual support while Oklahoma City and Tulsa simulate conventional and biological bombing impacts. The Red Cross will supply medical teams for the alert areas.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Tulsa
The
Red Cross
Two Legislators Seek Armory Return to Guard
Oklahoma City lawmakers Sen. George Miskovsky and Rep. J D McCarthy renewed demands for the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority and Oklahoma Safety Department to move from the Armory siding to allow the 45th National Guard Division to reclaim the facility. They urged a study of housing needs for the two agencies and noted Gov. Johnston Murray suggested the authority buy the Part-O-Tel near the Capitol for about 700000 dollars.
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Oklahoma City
George Miskovsky
J. D. McCarthy
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority
Oklahoma Safety de
45Th National Guard Division
Jack A Rhodes
Legislative Council
Johnston Murray
Miskovsky
McCarty
Council
Woman Released After Shooting In Parked Car
Willie Buycks a 44 year old Negro was shot in the groin after a scuffle with his wife Cindy Buycks. He was in fair condition at Southwestern Hospital. Police released Mrs Buycks after she refused to file charges. Officers say she fired from her bosom at him point blank following an argument in a parked car in the 1100 block Georgia. A .38 caliber pistol was recovered from Mrs Buycks.
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Willie Buycks
Say
Southwestern Hospital
Cindy Buycks
Buycks
Georgia
Chinchilla Awarded to Lawton Woman at Open House
Mrs. Stanley Bates of 511 Avenue I received a male chinchilla during a Sunday open house at the Bar-Nuthin Chinchilla ranch run by Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. L. Noe at 716 Euclid. A large crowd attended with much interest.
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Stanley Bates
Avenue I
Bar-Nuthin Chinchilla
Robert A. L. Noe
Euclid
Arthritis relief offered by Ar Pan Ex by Stinson Drug
An advertisement from Stinson Drug at 432 D promotes Ar Pan Ex as a cure for arthritis. It claims remarkable relief and improved rest and activity for stubborn cases, urging sufferers to try the product. The style mirrors a midcentury patent medicine pitch.
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Lawton
Woodmen of America
Joseph P. Kowalski
Patrick J. Mulloy
St. Leo Roman Catholic Church
Kowalski
Letzo’s
Parole Board
Reds
RCA Victor
Sauter-Finegan
Rachmaninoff
Glenn Miller
Hardy Suggs Music CO
Your Complete Music Shopping
Spinet Pianos
D Avenue
Hardy Suggs Music Company
Record Shop Your Coomplete Music Shopping Center
Fog Service Co
FAST
McCord's
Joe Ford
Ee Tts
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Ept
Marcueny
Oe PT
Stinson Drug
Firestone
Firestone de Luxe Champions
IOWAS
Lmenmmey
Tire & Supply
O. Williams, Mgr
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