Gein long-time suspect in Wisconsin murders
Investigators in Wisconsin report Gein admitted killing and mutilating women at his Plainfield farm. He described grave robberies 1944 to 1952 and keeping skulls and skin used for clothing and belts. He faced first degree murder charges as more details emerged after his Madison lab interview.
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Gein
Kenneth Engelman
Methodist Church
Worden
Clark
Chicago Tribune
Edward Gein
Madison
Wis
the Tribune
Aumils Kilbe
Charles Wilson
State Crime Laboratory
Gunn
Mary Hogan
Plainfield
Wisconsin
Waushara
Wautoma
Igor
Worelen
Portage County
Herbert Wanierski
William Belter
Belter
George
Henry
Dist
Earl Eileen
Eileen
Two Large Damage Suits Settled Out Of Court
District Judge Luther B. Eubanks announced late Wednesday that two large damage suits scheduled for trial this week have been settled out of court. One case seeks 152 594.51 in damages with terms to be revealed Saturday. The other suit claims 7 700 in damages from Ethel White against Marion F. Richardson linked to a traffic accident at 17th and May 31, 1955. terms not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther B. Ev* Banks
Ethel White
Marion F. Richardson
Elizabeth Bilbrey
Marvin Turner
Texas- Southwestern Castle Haisers Association
Finucane tour includes post visits and honors ceremony
Gen. de Shazo accompanies Finucane on a morning tour of the post and new construction areas. The undersecretary will view the Missile Training Command, Wichita Wildlife Refuge, and Snow Hall before receiving the Order of Saint Barbara at McNair Hall and luncheon with Gen. de Shazo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Sharo
Missile Training Command
Wichita Wildlife Refuge
Snow Hall
Finucane
Philip C. Whele
Barbara
de Shazo
McNair, Hall
de Sharp
Rom Department of the Army Staff
Marry ¥. Kirkpatrick
Wirt Williams
Army
Clarence W. Clapsaddle
Secretary of the Army
Wilbur Brucker
Spokane, Wash
Washington
Spokane
Seattle First National Bank
Navy
Northwest Sea Frontier
13Th Naval District
Bureau of Ordnance
Aller
Taft School
Watertown
Conn
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
Frank M. Wilkins
Alex N. Williams
522D
Earl N. Harper
M&the Field, Artillery Battalion
Eugene E. Cox
Warren C. Joyce
Thomas N Courvoisie
18Th Field Artillery Battalion
77Th
Jaycees Honor 16 Fort Sill Men
Sixteen Fort Sill soldiers were guests of the Lawton Jaycees at noon in observance of Fat Day. Program chairman Ben Dunn presented a film on camera innovations as WOW-1 Lee F. Davison and other military guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Lawton Jaycees
Ben Dunn
Lee F. Davison
Roscoe D. Britten
William Nichols
Harvey H. Browning
John F. Mason
Julius C. Williams
Gail J. Bump
Adalbert Wawtzniak
William R. Montgomery
Vernon D. Haynes
Thomas W. Pounders
Paul Reynolds
Walter L. Templeton
William A. Christian
Wylard Willard
Larry Bruce
Herbert Shall
Barberton
Jim Driskell
Jack Spencer
Guthrie
Jaycee
Lawtonian
Blind medical test gives flashes to the blind
Miss Corstorphine, blind since 1939 from a brain tumor, participated in an experiment by Button and Dr Tracy Putnam. Wires inserted into the brain via a transistor linked cell detected light flashes, enabling her to sense light and distinguish left from right in a dim room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corstorphine
Los Angeles
Button
de. Tracy Putnam
Harvard University
Cedars of Lebaron Hospital
Miss Corstorphine
City Seizure Planned Over Delinquent Parking Tickets
The police will not release vehicles until all overdue tickets are paid plus towing and storage charges. Police captain Warren said over 500 delinquent tickets have been paid but many remain unpaid. Cars owned by delinquent ticketholders will be removed from city streets under the crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Oklahoma City Market Prices Report Grain Eggs and Livestock
Oklahoma City Board of Agriculture reports prices for wheat broilers hens eggs and butter with detailed regional quotes. Includes chickens hogs calves slaughter classes and cattle values from Oklahoma City points plus Chicago butter wholesale prices.
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Preans
Grains Prairie Hig
Stags State Poultry
Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture Today
Guyman
Hooker
Vici
Bison
Vinita
Blackwell
Pauls Valley
Clinton
Lawton
Tulsa
Eggs
Oklahoma Standard
el Reno
Shattuck
Wat
Oklahoma
Chicago
Deaths On Tulsa Roads Claim Young Riders
A 11 year old riding on a motor scooter suffered head and facial lacerations and a broken leg after a collision with a car driven by Merie Emery Brown of Tulsa. The crash near Latyton injured six year old Linda Gayle Bone, daughter of Mr and Mrs Caren Doyle Bone, when her car hit another vehicle on 25th and D. Linda’s head struck the windshield and she received a minor head injury. Patrolmen Melvin Kelley and Bill Ward reported the Plymouth south on 25th collided with a 1937 Chevrolet east on D driven by Mrs Paul L White of 2603 D.
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John Cochran
Tulsa
Highway Patrol
Merie Emery Brown
Latyton
S, 25Th
Linda Gayle Bone
Caren Doyle Bone
Melvin Kelley
Bill Ward
Said Bone
Paul L. White
Lawton Man Fined for Mooching on Streets
A 42 year old Lawton man Robert William Clampit was fined 20 dollars after being found guilty in Municipal court of mooching on the streets. A 1 year old girl was fined 20 dollars for public drunkenness and Elmer Caldwell of 1312 Sixth Street was fined 20 dollars for vagrancy. Students from the Church of Christ Bible Chair at West Texas State College Canyon Texas will visit the Local Church of Christ Bible Chair Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Robert William Clampit
U.C
Elmer. Caldwell
Church of Christ Bible
West Texas State College
Canyon, Tex
Church of Christ
King to Start Diesel Mechanics Training at OSU Tech
Frederick Samuel King of Layton will begin diesel mechanics training at Oklahoma State Tech in Okmulgee after the first of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Samuel King
Layton
Oklahoma State Tech
Okmulgee
Pictures Taken For Central Junior High Yearbook
Group activity pictures for the 1958 Central junior high school yearbook were taken today, sponsor Mrs. Eva Stiner said.
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Central Junior High School
Eva Stiner
Russia Pledges 175 Million Dollar Loan To Egypt
Cairo reports Russia will provide 700 million rubles in aid for Egypt's five year industrialization plan. The loan would be repaid over 12 years with rubles likely buying Russian materials and tech advisers. Presidential war minister Amer returned from Moscow with a two hour briefing to Nasser.
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Cairo
Russia
Egypt
Nasser
Middle East
Moscow
Syria
Abdel Hakim Amer
Kremlin
Bulganin
Burglars Break Into Lawson Woman Home
Ruby Drew reports a break in at her Lawson residence. Thieves entered Tuesday and ransacked the home, taking an Arvin transistor radio from Hardy Suees Music Co. display and leaving a note. They drank two cartons of beer, slept on a made bed, and left beer cans in a waste basket before 3:20 p.m. Wednesday.
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Lawson
Hardy Suees Music Co
Ruby Drew
Washington
Dads Club Eyes Paving Project in Cleveland Area
The Cleveland Dads Club chaired by Garland Garrett voted to draft a petition seeking paving of streets in the White addition to Lawton. Plans cover 27th Street from south to J and J to Sheridan Road, with signatures to be gathered locally. Attending were Mayor C R Ellsworth Councilman Stitt Pair contractor Floyd Freeman and Dewey L Parker principal of Cleveland Elementary.
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Cleveland
Dads’ Club
Garland Garrett
Sheridan Road
Lawton
C.R. Ellsworth
Stitt’ Pair
Floyd Freeman
Déwey L. Parker
City Man Denies Larceny Charge
J. L. Mason, 31, of 1810 Lee, pleads innocent to a grand larceny charge filed by County Attorney Warren Crane. Alleged theft of 40 from Fort Silman Sgt. Charles Klink at 5:45 a.m. Wednesday. Preliminary hearing set for 1 pm Tuesday. Mason jailed in $1000 bond.
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J. L. Mason
Lee
Warren Crane
Fort Silman
Charles Klink
Woodrow Giles
Lell
Sgt
Klink
Lawton View House
Church adopts new daily devotion times at Cameron College Church
Church officials announced changes to daily devotionals at the Cameron College Church of Christ Bible Chair. Devotions move from 12 30 p m to 6 3 p m Monday through Thursday with Friday remaining at 12 30 p m. The chair will stay open after each home football and basketball game with refreshments served.
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Cameron College Church of Christ
Eisenhower Returns From Vacation With NATO Council in Mind
President Eisenhower ends a week in Dixie and flies to Washington. He will attend a dinner at a private club honoring Herbert Brownell who recently resigned as attorney general. The trip follows a refreshed mood ahead of the NATO Council meeting in Paris. James Hagerty said the president will sit in on the first Civil Rights Commission meeting in December in Washington.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Dixie
Washington
Herbert Brownell
Augusta National
Civil Rights Commission
Congress
Jury Acquits Auto Dealer In Preview
City Court jurors acquitted Bill Bull of charges he failed to display proper registration papers with a 1958 auto shown three weeks before unveiling. He faces a Tax Commission hearing to cancel his used car dealers license after a Ford dealer lost a franchise for selling the car before unveiling. The Central junior high school office club met for plans on a Christmas party. Comanche county Future Farmers of America officers attended the Southwest district meeting in Duncan.
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Muskagee Ima Bman
Bill Bull
Bull
Tax Commission
Bixby
Ford
ILUB
Central Junior High School
Kay Stiner
Atiend Parley
Comanche County
Future Farmers of America
Vocational Agriculture Southwest District
Dunlcan
Children resume school after operations at home
Children readied to return to class within a week after surgical procedures. Howard 13, Virginia 14 attend Tomlinson Junior High. Eugene 11 Helen 9 Harold 1 go to Cleveland. Heth to start next year. Mrs. Grace notes she will wait longer due to her own enlarged tonsils. Milton Keating leaves for Shawnee for state chamber executives meeting.
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Robert P. Dennis
Byron W. Aycock
Howard
Virginia
Tomlinson
Eugene
Helen
Harold
Cleveland
Heth
Grace
Shawnee
Milton Keating
Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce Executives, Association
Hunt Continues For 2 Hijackers Near Randlett Oklahoma
In Cotton County search continues for two hijackers who robbed two Sheppard AFB airmen near Randlett Tuesday night. One airman Arc Er was shot in the abdomen and remained at the base in guarded condition. The assailants forced the airmen into a car and drove off on a country road, taking cash. one wallet with money was later found at the scene.
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Walters
Cotton County
Sheppard Afb
Randlett
Bill Dyer
Abdor
Dyer
Oklahoma
David Hooper
Chaney
Cimarron County Snow Hits Boise City. Two Injured in Crash
Two inches of snow fell by 11 a m in Boise City Oklahoma Cimarron County as two Highway Department workers were injured when their car slid on slick State Highway 3 and crashed into a department truck.
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Boise City
Oklahoma Panhandle
Cimarron County
Highway Department
Here
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Lawton Cons
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Don Drumm
Ardmore
Frigaye
Letzo Plumbing
Cityan
Dads Club Eyes Paving Project
City Man
Lke
Spears
Spears Chiropractic Hospital Dept
Douglas Optical
Zale's
Zale
E.M
AIS
Jawal Mamilton Ins
Lady Elgin
Torr
Tanya
Tody
Iso Weety
Yeelu S
Eugene L. Bowman
McCord’s
C Avenue
Schwinn Tornado Quantity Limited
Wiedeman
Schwinn
Victory Br
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