Visiting Glenns and Culbertsons Check Local Homes
Mr and Mrs J A Glenn and son Gary Lee of Springfield Ohio visit Mrs Effie Mae Glenn 212 N Second and Mr and Mrs Hub Glenn 1007 S Fourth. They plan a stop at Mineral Wells Texas with Glen Youngblood. Mrs Roy C Culbertson of Tulsa visits her brother in law and sister Arch Parmenter Sr 601 Bell and Arch Parmenter Jr 1114 Cherry with children After a 10 day stay she departs Friday.
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Gary Lee
Springfield
Ohio
Effie Mae Glenn
Hub Glenn
Glen Youngblood
Mineral Wells
Tex
Roy C. Culbertson
Tulsa
Arch Parmenter Sr
Bell
Arch Parmenter Jr
Cherry
New Yorker Wins News Photo Award
Mary Jane Hessel, a Stillwater High School senior, wins a $150 scholarship to Oklahoma A&M College for outstanding academic achievement. The award is presented by the Oklahoma Congress of Parents and Teachers.
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Stillwater, Oklaha
Mary Jane Hessel
Oklahoma A&m College
Oklahoma Congress of Parents and Teachers
Lawton Man Testifies About Ex Wife Harassment
The Lawton man described conflicts with his former wife Dorothy Hall since their breakup. He testified she invaded their home on January 12 at midnight and rammed a car into the front porch three days later. He said she pressured him to move, claimed she offered a large campaign fund if he ran for governor, and accused her of disturbing his family with gifts and money.
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Dorothy Hall
Lawton
Florida
Hall
Fields
Oklahoma City
Army officer details Schine case and PTI inquiry findings
General Ryan described routine draftee passes at Ft Dix and discussed Pvt Schine amid McCarthy influence. Testimony cited administrative lapses and covert consults, while Mundt noted ongoing committee proceedings and possible perjury actions. Cohn and McCarthy planned to witness.
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McCarthy
Ryan
Ft. Dix
Schine
Subcommittee
Korea
Cohn
Gonuine
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Sill Work Project Clears Committee for Military Funding
The House Rules Committee approved an 877.091 million military public works bill with four Oklahoma items. Oklahoma projects include Army Fort Sill 3.692 million Air Force Altus Air Force Base 15.775 million Clinton Sherman Airport 1.463 million and Tinker Air Base Oklahoma City 5.953 million. The measure would authorize 269.873 million for Army 203.319 million for Navy 403.436 million for Air Force and 462 thousand for Alaska communications.
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House Rules Committee
Oklahoma
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Ft. Sill
Air Force
Altus Air Force Base
Clinton - Sherman
Tinker Air Base
Oklahoma City
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Alaska
Tulsa mulls sewer service charge to raise funds
Tulsa officials study a proposed sewer service charge Water Commissioner John P. Thomas says the city needs money and cites Oklahoma City with a 50 cent monthly rate. The specific rate is not released.
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Tulsa
John P. Thomas
Oklahoma City
Gilman Family Switches to Liquid Diet After Tonsil Operations
The Ernest Gilman family from New London reports eight children aged five to 15 adopted an all-liquid diet after returning home from hospital where they underwent tonsil removals.
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Operation
Tonsils New London
Conn
Ernest Gilman
Girl Receives 150 Dollar Award In Accident Suit
Clara Ann Miller a 13 year old passenger in a car involved in a March head on collision on U S 277 was awarded 150 dollars in district court. The suit filed by Earl N Wheeler 323% S Third claims the accident caused permanent head injuries. Robert N Nelson Fort Sill grandfather was ordered to pay the sum by District Judge Floyd L Jackson.
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Earl] N. Wheeler
Robert N. Nelson
Fort Sill
Floyd L. Jackson
Wheeler
Nelson
Dorothy Horvath
U. S
Miss Miller
Rush Springs Man Finishes Jail Time for Bogus Checks
Rush Springs resident Dutchie J. Tims, 27, was released after 46 days in county jail for passing bogus checks. Justice Marvin Cameron had fined him $80 and sentenced him to 15 days. he completed 46 days when he had $12 remaining on the fine.
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Dutchie J. Tims
Rush Springs
Marvin Cameron
Tims
Simultaneous UN Translation System Adapted for Paris Theater
A version of the United Nations simultaneous translation system has been adapted for use in a Paris theater. The move aims to provide real time multilingual interpretation during performances and events held at the venue.
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United Nations
Paris
Proxy War Echoes Vanderbilt Battle For Central
In a modern proxy clash Robert R. Young challenges New York Central management led by William White. The historical parallel recalls Commodore Vanderbilt’s 1867 Albany ballot bid as guards defend the ballot box in a decisive contest over control of the railroad.
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Commodore Vanderbilt
New York
Robert R. Young
Newark Central Railroad
Central
Young
Central Stockholders Meeting
Albany
William White
Cornelius Vanderbilt
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Commodore” Vanderbilt
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Baby Sitter Held On Kidnap Charge in Riverside
Catherine Cassiano a 20 year old babysitter from El Paso was ordered held on $500 bond on federal kidnap charges. She allegedly kidnapped two year old Maria Gonzales in Texas and brought her to Riverside California. FBI traced Cassiano to Ripley near Blythe after a letter she sent to El Paso friends. The child remains in custody as relatives are expected to arrive.
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Riverside
Calif
Catherine Cassiano
el Paso
Texas
U. S
Alva D. McGuire
Maria Gonzales
Miss Cassiano
Ripley
Blythe
FBI
Manuel Gonzales
Vanderbilt Ballot Leads Central Stock Proxy Vote
Vanderbilt's ballot representing proxies of holders of 18 million dollars of Central stock secured him the presidency of the company. He was a minor shareholder but won Central unopposed. Wednesday features the personalities in the billion-dollar tug of control for the Central.
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Vanderbilt
Central
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