City To Invest Bond Proceeds In U S Treasury Bills
The Lawton City Council voted to invest about 750000 dollars from water system bond proceeds in short term U S Treasury bills. The move funds the water expansion program and follows a 1182890 dollar water bonds sale last August. Authority also covered bids for equipment and minor city projects, plus street lights and park department changes.
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Lawton Constitution
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Couneilven
Thasons
Aft
Hoover Equipment Co
Cre
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Othe
Ney
Walter ML Sirth
OT Wort
Bint Slegel
Philips-Aubriy Chevralet
Jake Watel
Ford
Knox Jensen Mater Ca
Plymouth
Miln Govilay
Bakers Union Fund Abuse Probe Slated
WALLINGTON P-Charens of corruption and malpractice in the handling of Bakers Union funds before Senate committees. Special hearings will begin as McClellan aims to conclude the probe the same day. Key witness Curtis B. Sims will testify. investigators seek Beck Jr. and two others for questioning on alleged misappropriation of union funds totaling 315,000 to 20,000.
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Beck
Joseph McKivoy
Fred Verschueren $v
Lap Teamsters Union
McClelan
Bakers
Offer Sourers
Curtis B. Sims
Sims
James G. Cepes
Ge Stoart
Junior Chamber approves $700000 Budget For 1958
The Tulsa 2-A unit reports the 1958 operating budget of STOCNGA tentatively approved by the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce. Ben D Sisson of New York indicates a $100000 increase over the current formula. Budget recommendations go to the national Board of Directors in Milwaukee during the convention June 25 27.
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Stocnga
U. S
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ben D. Sisson
New York
Faye Atroyd
National Board of Directors
Milwaukee
Rossellini vows to stay away from married beauty in India
Italian director Roberto Rossellini promised to keep away from Das Gupta, the married Indian beauty linked to him, amid government pressure in Bombay. Das Gupta, mother of two, left her husband and now stays in a room near Rossellini’s hotel as talks of a public scandal circulate. Bergman’s husband denies any romance, calling it a business arrangement while the embassy weighs the documentary project.
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Wadiy
Robertlo Rosellin
Das Gupta
Tathan
Moseclind
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Bombay
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Gupta
Rossellini
Raberta
India
Ingrid Bergin
Scripl
Rossellini's
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Therreo
Whittling and Checkers Capture Real Rural Small Town Life
Toby Bruce, a Piggott Arkansas native living in Key West, recalls small town culture built on whittling and checkers. He describes early mornings of shaving curls, coffee drinking bands, and nicknames like Humpy Wade and Turnbuckle Berry, with a network of townsfolk trading news and politics.
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Dom Quigge
United Press
New York
Toby Bruce
Piggott
Ark
Toby
Coffer
Humpy Wade
Turnbuckle
Tighteye
Gooseye
Roundhead
Batsy
Telly Otto Bruce
Bagcurs
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Whittlers
Checker
U.S.A
Key West
Flo
Drug Defendant Convicted in Quick Oklahoma City Verdict
George Sting Smith, 49, Spencer night lab operator, was convicted by a U.S. District Court on possessing and selling narcotics. Reginald Else, 36, and Pearl Bunn Mitchell, 29, changed their pleas to guilty after a 22 minute deliberation. Smith face a maximum of 320 years in prison and $280,000 in fines. Sentencing delayed for probation officer report.
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Oklahoma City
George Sting Smith
Spencer
U.S
Me Wag
Reginald Else
Pearl Bunn Mitchell
Else
Mrs. Mitchell
Soil Bank Checks To Go Out June 1
Stillwater officials announce June 1 mailing of soil bank payments totaling 18 212 dollars to state farmers under wheat acreage contracts. In 72 counties 1 091 500 acres were removed from production with average payments of 14 85 dollars per acre. Notices of county allotments for the next loans program were already mailed to 75 000 farmers in 75 counties covering 4 459 655 acres.
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Stillwater
Agricultural Stabit Lion and Conservation Committee
Hospital birth and patient notices from 1906 town
Hospital records list births and admissions across multiple families. Names include Biritis sy Sycamore born May 29 at 5:20 am, weights and parentage given. Admitted patients feature surnames such as Madison Mansfield Schnibben White Fletcher Payne and many others with medical or surgical statuses and addresses. Dismissals include Wadley Heath Nunn Alexander and several others with infant births cited among the entries.
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Sycamore
William B. Madison
Walter Mansfield
Tee Johns
Si'gery
Randolph Schnibben
Ain
John Schnibben
Lucas
Joseph Susan
Thomas Alerias
Harley Pierce
Chittanosga
Frederick Hahn
Billy Groves
Liberty
Edward Butz
St. Dearborn
Roger D. Byrd Jr
Roger D. Byrd
Mary Arlene Langford
Lee Langford
Theodore Wadley
Donald Lewis
Sta Euclid
Billie Masters
Fletcher
Herm
Joyce Daren Heath
Arnold L. Heath
Martin Nunn
Margaret Jane Smith
Baldwin
Kenneth Alexander
Range Management Group To Tour Big Game Pasture
Kansas Oklahoma section of the American Society of Range Management to hold a semiannual meeting at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. About 150 delegates expected for a two day program with tours, demonstrations, a banquet, and talks by state officials and ranching leaders.
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Kansas- Oklahoma
Old South
G. W. Tomanek
Fort Hays
Kan
State Teachers College
Clarence E. Kinvery
Oklahoma City
Soil Conservation Service Gange
Orvis H. Lowry
Sayre Scs
Bill Brady
Lawton and
Bar! Smith
Mountain View
SCS
Clarence Bunch
Willtife
Julian Howard
Art Halloran
Lawton
Mt. Scott
Jim Haley
Haley
Oklahoma Cattleman's Association
Wayne Rowe
Cattleman's Association
Mother Dies After Saving Son in Car Fire
A pregnant mother, Angelica Cuciler, shielded her one year old as flames engulfed a car. She died from grave burns in hospital while attempting to save her child. The father, Fardine Cuciler, pulled them from the blaze as relatives rushed with fuel. A spark from the vehicle’s electrical system ignited the gasoline.
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Menico City
Angelica Cuciler
Fardine
Ponca City Radio Chief to Move Station Aide Becomes Manager
Leo Morris announced he will become general manager of Radio Station WBBZ in Ponca City on June 1 while retaining ownership of KASA Elk City. John Strength will replace Morris at KASA, and the state broadcasters group offices will shift to Ponca City.
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Elkarry
Leo Morris
Oklahoma Broadhers Association
WBBZ
Ponca City
KASA
Elk City
John Strength
Morris
State Broadcasters Group
Albert To Discuss Federal Aid For Farmers With Benson
Rep. Carl Albert of Oklahoma said farmers need help now as federal assistance for Oklahoma agriculture amid floods tornadoes and rains would be discussed with Secretary of Agriculture Benson in Washington.
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Albert
Benson
Washington
Oklahoma
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Gas Truck and Tank Explode Near Edmond
A butane truck and a 500 gallon tank exploded at a storage plant of the Consolidated Butane Co three miles south of Edmond. Fire units from Edmond and Oklahoma City responded. No injuries were reported. cause was not determined but may have been a truck engine backfire.
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Edmond
Jim Garibaldi
Garbaldi
Consolidated Butane Co
Oklahoma City
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