Booze Seized At New Spot In Liveton
Officers raided a new tavern on a Monday afternoon and seized 38 bottles of spirits. Several defendants faced charges including possession, nuisance, and running a saloon. Bonds were set and multiple individuals issued fines for public drunkenness and reckless driving.
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Pelee
Me Place
Mons
Liveton
Cand Municipal
Alph Unde
Vane Witch
Ecateek Lothewinns
Core Uudson
Tigvor
Cass Forrest Gilbert Vallsoh
Dynkines
Ae Taverrold
2 000 Watch Circus At Si
Cirous circus at Junction Colorado features 2 000 to 3 000 Laywtenians with Pov mel tase mpzht aitenelec. Brothers Circus last performed here. date 2 sand S pom et Prichard Fick and Wilby listed as available.
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Brothers Circus
Stow
Colo
Sand
War Vets Plan To Give Flag To Mayor Saturday
Commander Garman of the Herre W Camp No. of the War Veterans will present an American flag to Mayor C R Titsworth. The veterans meet at 2 pm Sunday at New Yah Center 1th and Best. Mrs Irene Langston is president.
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Garman
Herre W
Uho
C&r. Titsworth
Veterans
Reup Am
Agxiliare
Nw Yah Center
Irene Langston
Kaspar Trial Date Set For July 8
John Kasper of Washington DC and several others accused of stirring racial disorder at an integrated high school face criminal contempt charges in U S District Court. Judge Robert L Tassor set the trial date for July. alleged interference with a permanent injunction aimed at peaceful school integration at Clinton High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hnoxvili
John Kasper
Washington, D.C
U.S
Eourt
Robert L.tassor
Clinton High School
Harzes
Erin Court
Laie Patmore
Rbaaper
Seloal
Vavier Erday
Joann Cawford Jr
Palmore
Lt Contemph
Fourold Dames
Subscriptions Rates for Press and Sunday Editions
Subscription and Sunday mail rates listed for Payahic Mocming Press and Sendlay, with per year, per month, and regional options across states and counties. Includes Crist. Press & Sunday and Crist. Press & Law lines, noting different prices and discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mocming Press & Sendlay m
Press
Sunday Mail
Ykla
Cimist
Sunday
Bress
Const. Press & Sum
Crist
Crist. Press & Law
Markets and poetry blur in scattered price notes and livestock
The page blends state agriculture price reports with market listings and odd verse. Wheat and various regional prices appear alongside livestock data and spot values, including cattle, hogs, and sheep, with scattered city names and markets across Oklahoma and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Orlahoily
Guyton
Edevick
Alva
Hay
Glavekwell
Clinton
Enel
Medford
Bison Bet Nond
FL Rene
Wennessey
Kingfisher
Wakon
Bivilors
Miskour
Oklahom
Wie City
Thackwell TV
Yani Tell
Lawon Te
Whtonga
Oklahoma City
Pauly Valles
Thiste NU
Reno
Pants Valley
Seoul
Lawtton
Pauly Valley
Ton
Ik City
Enid
Lawton
Lonel Tulsan
Council Proceedings Preview and Requests on Water Pressure
Council discusses water pressure in northwest district on watering days and opens bids for grader blades. Planning commission submits real estate insurance opposition, and Walter Smith and associates seek bids. Nuisance ordinances to be presented. Engineer reports on paving district petition, street paint, traffic lanes, and park department changes. Grover Talston resigns from park board to join park secretary role. Leroy Bolkin appointed to park board.
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Inwit
War Torhe
Planning and Zoning Commission
Walter I Smith
Ordininees
Itis Athorney Waveren
Chrisman
Street Committee
Park Committee
Pak Department
Grover C Ttalston
Construction of five new port abi classrooms planned
The Jacaton Public School system advances a half complete project adding five port ab i classrooms. Taft and Dacksou elementarys receive two each, Heffer son one, Roosevelt adds a portable room. W D Fortune Co. won the bid at 70 dollars and the project started April 2 with completion targeted July 15.
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Ford Dt
Taft
Dacksou
Hefferson
Roosevelt
Teffey
Tall
al Jackson Fodix
Forel
Jeffer Ny Plater
Wit Fovs
Tre W. TD. Fortune So Constriction Co
Wdle D. Lew Bidder
Suitor Kills Girl 19 Years Younger in California
REPWOOL CITY California A Canadian man admitted killing Nancy Melero 27 at her mother's home near Mono Park. He said he felt no emotion and described a long-standing dispute with Melero’s mother and stepfather. The suspect Daniel Van Horne 46, London Germany, told police the two had known each other for years and he planned the act after confrontation. Mrs McLeaming reported the matter to authorities as the family sought justice.
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Calif
Sears
Clare van Horne
London
Walser
San Francisco
Nancy Melero
Hey Mother
Mono Park
Cansdlian
Canmida
Cityan Hurt In Tavern Dispute Over Debt
In a tavern incident at 208 N First witnesses say a dispute over a small debt led to Thomas, a 37 year old man, being attacked with a sharp object. Police report the assailant stated self defense. No further details available.
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Cem Thomas
Ngoe
Menorah
Qos
Thomas
Ian
Mani
Carole Auion
Aggie Coaches Attend Summer School for Degrees
Two Chineron college coaches pursue further education to meet degree requirements. Ted Owens plans at University of Oklahoma Norman session June 1 to August 3 for basketball. Charles Dean attends Washington state college near Spokane while Bennie Stehr heads to Colorado State College at Greeley to earn a Doctor of Education during his yearlong leave.
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Chineron College
Ted Owens
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Charles Dean
Washington
Spokane
Bennie W. Stehr
Dune 7
Greeley
Cold
Colorado State College
Atomic Continued Front Page One
Nevada test details describe a high yield device with over 15 shots, aiming to gain defense related knowledge. Fireball did not touch ground, radioactive dirt largely avoided, fallout minimized near the test site as cloud drift and readings continued from helicopters and ground instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Free World
Nevada Test Organization
AEC
County Bridges Danger Warned After Storms
County commissioners urge residents to warn children about washed out bridges and dangerous roads after tornadic winds and heavy rains left ten bridges impassable. Officials say most county roads remain hazardous and crossings should be avoided.
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Couny
Pete Wynn
Pursons
City Man Faces Theft Charge Against Jones
A 39 year old man known as Doc Jones was charged with grand larceny after allegedly stealing items Friday night from a truck owned by Kenneth Weaver. The complaint was filed in Justice of Peace Marvin Cameron's court. Jones was arrested Saturday night by Lt. Walter Ashery.
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Telois
Doc!" Jones
Federal Hotel
Kenneth Weaver
S. Fie
Jones
Justice of Peace
Marvin EB. Cameron
Pollen
Walter Ashery
Oklahoma Turnpike Bonds Debate Faces Delays and Votes
Lawmakers wrestle with funding the southwest turnpike as an emergency clause stalls action. House votes hover near the needed margin, with 63 to 49 and 60 to 51 tallies, while supporters push for bonds and treasury guarantees. Senate action is deferred as officials warn of security needs and possible loan mechanisms.
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Gary
Turnpike Authority
Oyman
Harris
Senate
House
Larvis
Lawlon
Ozman
Denion
Southwest Oklahoma
Southwest Turnpike
Aig Wu
Brek Cortseight
Weewok
Frank Ogden
Guyuion
Oklahoma City
Lawler
Highway Department
Youman's Rest Haven Hospital Specialty Nurse On Duty
The fragment notes Youman's Rest Haven Hospital with a nurse on duty during Teves month special, mentions patient care focus and a Jefferson BE 39-1741 identifier.
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SU Jefferson BE
Shawnee Lawmakers Clash Over Emergency Levy Plan
In a heated debate two Shawnee legislators oppose an emergency tax levy, framing it as a diversion of funds and a potential malfeasance, while others defend it as a sound business proposition to fund a 50 million dollar vocational center. Rep. Jim Bullard defends the plan amid sharp criticism from Rep. John Levergood and Rep. Ralph Graves.
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Jim Bullard
Duncan
John Levergood
Shawnee
Ralph Graves
Disaster damage persists as lawton area suffers flood aftermath
Lawton area reels from flood damage with multiple outbuildings destroyed and homes moved off foundations. Estimates place property losses near $100,000 as emergency officials seek federal grants for mosquito and fly control, awaiting state and federal approvals before work can start. Local officials report extensive damage along a 15 mile east and 1 5 mile north swath with high water complicating wells and septic systems.
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Freel Tlarris
Charles Ozman
Jim Taliaerro
Earl Simmons
Lawton
Tracy Daugherty
Wallers
Comanehr
C. R. Ellsworth
Charles I. Milletti
Camanche
Reuel Waldrop
U.S. Public Health Service
Lawsan
State Health Department
Oklahoma Civil Defense
Bostick
Comanche County
Lawson
Grecp
Don Howard
T. A. Woods
Brutality Trial of Airman Slated at Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio reports a court martial ordered at Lackland Air Force Base to try Airman William J. P. Roberts of Key West Florida on charges of assaulting two basic trainees last August. Trainee Hinsenbacker died later from exhaustion and kidney illness. Roberts was released from base hospital after psychiatric observation. The case follows a prior Marine drill instructor court-martial at Parris Island.
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San Antonio
Toxiti
Luckland Air Force Base
Lodas
Wilhiam J. P. Roberts
Key West
Robert Dinsel
Brooklyn
N.Y
Hinsenbacker
Ips
Roberts
Michael Rizile
San Anunia
Wi Nis de Tunse
Roberts A
Matthew Melean
Parvis Island
N.C
McKean
Cata
Lawton Faces Need to Expand Memorial Hospital Capacity
Memorial hospital officials mailed a health department questionnaire seeking 100 additional beds to cope with full capacity. Architect plans consider adding one or two floors to the county hospital with 100 more beds, plus 40 in a chronic disease unit. occupancy runs 85 to 95 daily. seven beds were empty during a recent tornado. Southwestern hospital also operates at capacity as Lawton aims to grow into Southwest Oklahoma’s medical center.
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Ing
Memorial Hospital
State Department of Health
Paul Harris
County Hospital
Lawton
Memorial
Southwestern Hospital
Karey Fuqua
Lave
Oklahoma
Nex
Love
Area Men In Service Pvt Clyde R Allison Graduates
Pvt. Clyde R. Allison of Rt. 2 Lamon completed the single rotor helicopter mechanics course at the Army Aviation Center Fort Rucker Alabama.
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Pvt
Clyde R. Allison
Rt. 2 Lamon
Army Aviation Center
Fort Rucker
Ala
Sailor Seizes Pistol Then Fires on Navy Crew at Treasure Island
A sailor seized Verbeek's pistol and shot Ensign Arthur L. Morris in his bunk, injuring Ensign Richard Harrison. Harrison was rushed to the naval hospital in Oakland in critical condition. The attacker held four hostages on the bridge area above the ship while the chaos unfolded near the 13,000 ton cargo ship Gvalda, commanded by Capt. C. O. Beer, drawing a crowd of enlisted onlookers.
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Verbeek
Ens
Arthur L. Morris
Richard Harrison
Morris
Harrison
Naval Hospital
Oakland
Hokis Flostages Henderson
Treasure Island
C. O. Beer
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County Recorder
Tulsa
Saar
Aesul Om
SIA Cue
Kaspar
CMO
Chicago
USDA
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Old Coop Darobs Steady: Slaghter Nsyves
Ie Aiungedd
Stlehotee
Tamia
Shana
Milo
Alfair
Guin
Feyd
Council
Aggie
Atomic
Tos
Dirkcloud
Wetlin
Fores
Fage One
Howard Cox
Hante
Earl Bephart
Leonard Corwin
Robert Tucker
20Th & Cache Rd
Wg. Pring
Dial
Lincoln
Eena's
Og Manaaun Putten
Sailor
Mathes
Riy Area
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