US Tax Forms To Be Delivered After Dec 10
The Lawton IRS office announced that federal income tax forms for 1956 returns will be available to accountants lawyers and other professionals after December 10. Taxpayers will receive forms and instruction booklets on the same schedule as last year with revisions for clarity and simplification. The Service plans 183 million copies of Form 104 and 61 million copies of Form 141-A and urges professionals to place orders for shipments beginning December 10.
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Robert Hauge
Lawton Bureau
Tod
Hodge
Lars R. Wiseman
Oklahoma City Bureau of Internal Revenue Service
Sai
Internal Service
Fort UO
Bandit Hijack Spree Across County Refuges and Stores
A Snyder high school student described as a bandit hijacked a car at the refuge after pointing a pistol at a companion and demanding a shotgun, car keys, and billfold. He claimed three days eluding roadblocks, visited Loveland and Mambo areas, fired at a store owner, and escaped in a stolen Packard after a failed gas stop. Local troopers reported arrests with a pistol and shotgun recovered.
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Anderson
Sherif
Himm
Tay
Uft
Refuge Rangers
Caramon
Vernon
Loveland
Oklo
Mambo
George Shas Shaw
Carnegie
Ash
Packard
Hammon
Randido
Randido Tuesas
Jetta
Lovett
Snyder
Fair premium money ready for Comanche winners
Comanche county winners can claim fair premium money in the county office. About 3000 dollars will be paid in certificates of award to be cashed at a local bank. Endorse both sides and pick up as soon as possible before June 30 1957.
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Comanche County
Lewis Haydock
Haydock
Funeral Rites for A. D. Lewis 41 in Oklahoma
A. D. Lewis 41 of 504 NL Railroad died at 11 30 p m Thursday in Veterans Hospital Oklahoma. Born January 3 1914 in Fishominga Oklahoma he lived here since 1916. He was World War II veteran. Survived by daughter Betty Sue Lewis San Diego mother Mrs Antie Lewis Rail and relatives including Mrs Hattie Hall Bat Dingo and Mrs Ida Dab Pattersen plus two nieces and three nephews. Funeral arrangements are complete at Fletcher Chapel home.
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Lewis
NL Railroad
Veterans Hospital
Oklahoma
Mary C Phillips Als 68 dies in Lawton Oklahoma
Mrs Mary C Phillips Als 68 died at home in Lawton Oklahoma today after a heart condition. Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm at Beeker Mortuary Chapel with Dr IL Wom Wiles officiating, burial in Highland cemetery. Born January 25 1888 in Denison Texas she moved to Lawton in 1952. She was married to B L Phillips retired saddle maker and to Durant W B Sanders who died in She is survived by her husband son in law a daughter in law four grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Mary Carrie Phillips
Bdain
Pan
Beeker
IL Wom
Wiles
First Baptist Church
Highland Cemetery
Phillips
Jai
Denison
Tes
Lawton
Durant
W. B. Sanders
Chief Cleaners Brve
Iner
Sanders Cleaners
B. L. Phillips
Baptist Church
Ansoand
Howard Council
Three City Students Honored By OBU
Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee today named three city high school graduates to its Storer class. Jerry Clopton Ronteane Jess Lion Collins and Donald Kouri are listed among freshmen honored for high scholarship. The Stoney named class honors Dr J W Stoney former Tulsa pastor and ex SB Convention president.
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Tier
Lawton
Storer Elise
Oklahoma Baptist Universite
Jerry Clopton
Everett Clopton
Ronteane
Jess Lion Collins
Jess Collins
Wweb Ave
Donald Kouri
Alv
Eddie Wouri
Artangion
Lass
Reyarty
J. W. Stoney
First Baptist Church
Tulsa
Formeer
Southern Baptist Convention
County Receives $32,076 In Taxes
Comanche county receives 32076 from the state tax commission for distribution to schools cities and towns and for road use. County treasurer Lillian Ward said 7444 is allocated to county roads from special fuel motor vehicle and farm vehicle licenses. The remainder goes to schools and for road use. Monthly allocations are made by the state tax commission.
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Comanche County
Lillian Ward
Miss Waid
State Tax Commission
Estimated 1 500 Visit Holy City During Thanksgiving Day
An estimated 1 300 persons visited the Holy City of the Wichitas on Thanksgiving Day. About 300 vehicles were reported in the Holy City area. The visitor count was about average for that holiday.
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Holy City
Jack Ration
Tasior
Students Hear Scout Official At Cleveland Dad's Club
Tex MunCoy area Boy Scout executive spoke at the Cleveland elementary school Dad's Club meeting. A Cub Scout wit and steering committee were planned as leaders urged passage of forthcoming school legislation. Principal Dewey Parker noted progress on preparing for the school chorus, with officers listed and several attendees named.
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Tex MunCoy
Cleveland
Iirl
Dewey Parker
Ian
Parker
Garland Garret
Chub
Jeri Selms
Arnold Heal
Ice
T. Jf. Lugs
Duke Adair
Fred Cook
John Ryder
Alex Hafemeister
Garland Garrett
Raymond Smith
jJoe Simpson
Edward Cannaday
Grady Crabtrer
Burk linked to Parsons murder across Texas counties
Police outline Burk's flight from Andrews to San Angelo after Parsons's death, dumping the body in a well, with blood evidence noted at the site. Burk reportedly used Parsons' car to elude capture, overwent Lawton, and arranged a vehicle purchase as investigators traced him. Authorities cite county jurisdiction in Andrews for charges, while the original San Angelo filing may be dismissed.
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San Angelo
Turner
Andrews County
Parsons
Lawton
Burk
Del
Lawtons
Burt
Wade
Cleveland School Students Present Thanksgiving Play
Cleveland elementary school fifth graders staged a Thanksgiving assembly featuring Mother Coase and cast members such as Ronald Seath and Rosemary Bell. Tommy Lansden performed a piano solo Gary Byrd guitar. Phillip Koulaity and Marvin Coffey carried the flag salute and sang two Thanksgiving numbers under teachers Leona Taard and Joanne Shackelford.
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Mother Coase
Cleveland
Ronald Seath
Shirley Roberts
Rosemary Bell
Jover Swadiry
Judy Triner
Anna Skright
Loutis” Lampkins
Jurtish Philips
Dea Burnett
Darlene Kafemeister
Teorey Hendricks
Karen Pawel
Ronnie Merrifield
Dora Jean Allen
Tommy Lansden
Pat Myers
Gary Byrd
Courtney Sbolden
Jaekice Chambers
Freddie South
Richard Morales
Phillip Koulainy
Marion Coffey
Phillip Koulaity
Marvin Coffey
Sahite
Leona Taard
Prade
Joanne Shackelford
Middle East crisis deepens as UN seeks quick Egypt withdrawal
The article reports growing pressure in the United Nations for Britain France and Israel to withdraw from Egypt with alarms of possible world war if they do not. Egypt backs an Afro Asian resolution calling for immediate withdrawal and reopening of the canal. British domestic tensions rise over Eden’s leadership as Allied troop departures loom. Egypt warns of war if forces stay and outlines plans to enforce a peaceful pullout while the UN moves to authorize a sweeping UN force in Egypt.
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Egypt
United Nations
Selwyn Lloyd
United
General Assembly
Britain
France
Israel
Fareign
Dmitri Shepilov
Ha Sinai
Ann
Suez Canal
Anthony Eden
Lloyd
New York
Aly Subri
Said Tegypt
Cairo
Tiggpt
Withchee
Ig Cmdr
Abdel Baghdadi
Suyplian
UN Secretary General
Aerial Tanker Planes Battled Five Day Brush Fire
In San Bernardino California seven aerial tanker planes assisted more than 1,000 firefighters fighting a five day brush fire that scorched over 15000 acres in the mountains near the city. The aircraft dropped borax and water on the raging blaze along a ten mile front as crews labored to contain it.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Unknown assailant injures city man in Lee Blvd fight
Theopalas Devil Wilkerson, 31, of 1405 Wisconsin was injured in a Wednesday afternoon fight in the 1200 block of Lee Blvd. He could not identify his attacker after a double jaw fracture and head injuries. He was taken to Memorial hospital and then to an Oklahoma City hospital for treatment. Two men carried him to the hospital. they did not know who attacked him.
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Theopalas Devil Wilkerson
Wisconsin
Memorial Hospital
Oklahoma City
Lee Blvd
Wilkerson
Oklahoma City Markets Report For Poultry And Eggs
State Board of Agriculture reports mixed poultry and egg prices across Oklahoma with scattered regional quotes. Listings cover wheat markets with No 1 hard prices around 2.0 to 2.2 per bushel and multiple cities showing nominal to light trading, while butter and other commodities appear with brief, uncertain pricing and sparse activity.
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Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture Today
Frederick
Edmond
Hennessey
Alya
Bison
el Reno
Enid
Kingfisher Medford
Yukot
Blackwell
Vici
Clinton
Hoa Guymon
Hooker
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Vinita
Pauly Valley
Watonga
Ray Woodward
Lawton
Elk City
Levene
Higen
Pauls Wall Law
Olahoma City
Laverne
Ells City
Woodward
Butterfar
Livis Lawton
Pauls Valley
Tulsago
Alva
Reno
Ollahoma
B Valley
Lawtair Nee Vi
Pauls
Storm continues as blizzard snarls Erie area traffic
Severe storm blankets Erie to Buffalo corridor with heavy snow and drifting. Route 5 east of Erie to Buffalo closed, Route 20 single lane and dangerous. Red Cross aids stranded motorists while police urge motorists to stay away from the Evie area. Ashtahula reports 30 to 24 inches with five foot drifts. Fairview Town near Erie hit worst, Sesto shelters hundreds in hotel with limited rooms. Eighteen duck hunters marooned on Evie Peninsula moved to state barracks to wait out storm.
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Red Cross
Erie
Buffalo
Evie
Ohio
New York State
Ashtahula
Connewal
Fairview
Eric
Sesto
The
View Hotel
Evie Peninsula
Lake Evie
Erie Bay
Burglary at Lumber Office Over Thanksgiving
A lumber yard break in over the Thanksgiving holiday left a thief with 50 cents from an unlocked cash register. The incident at Truitt Lumber Co. was reported by V Hollem. Entry was gained by punching a hole in the window screen and forcing the southeast window.
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Vhollem and Truitt Lumber Co
F. Envy
Police Judge Hears Twelve Cases In Municipal Court
Judge J Merle Oaks presided this morning over twelve municipal court cases. Ida Bell Whitley 34 had case dismissed for lack of witness. Haskel C Calvert 28 forfeited bonds for reckless driving and no license. Champ L Con 18 fined for reckless driving. Willie Williams Fort Sill and Robert 023 were involved in assaults and disturbances with fines and bonds. Two others forfeited bonds for public drunkenness. Robert Crandall 70% Mue Lid had assault charge held for later action. Kenneth W Ballinger filed the complaint.
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J. Merle Oaks
Ida Bell Whitley
Columbia
Haskel C. Calvert
Washington
Champ L. Con
Garfield
Willie Williams
Fort Sill
Huby Norsworthy
Robert
Robert Crandall
Kenneth W. Ballinger
Manjazer
Six Guardsmen Win Promotions In 700th Ord Battalion
Promotions announced for six Guardsmen in Company A 700th Ordnance Battalion Lawton National Guard unit. Recipients: Donald G. Poplaw Leonard C. Boelon Frank E. Hawkins Entsler Leland Musgrove and Charles C. Patton. Enlistment: Kenneth D. Combs. Captain Billy P. Gaon urged qualified personnel to visit the National Guard armory for vacancies.
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Kenneth D. Combs
Auth
Billy P. Gaon
Chicyenne
National Guard
Hungary reels as Nagy dismissals spark coalition debate
Hungary’s foreign minister in Belgrade says Nagy and other exiled leaders may return after a written safety guarantee from the regime, but Soviet authorities reportedly reject Nagy as head of any new coalition. Radar is in talks with other parties, with no clear coalition agreement. Budapest radio calls for a real coalition to secure independence.
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Belgrade
Nagy
Kadar
Radar
Budapest
Meat-Type Hog Standards Outlined by Agriculture Dept
County agent Lewis Maydock notes a U S Department of Agriculture report defines a meat type hog as leaner than fat with 225 pound market weight target of 40 to 4 percent lean. The guide specifies length from tail to between ears, width at shoulders, and back fat not exceeding 1.3 inches, applying across breeding lines despite breed variance.
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U. S&s Department of Agri
Lewis Maydock
Haydock
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Snyder High School
Studert
Aboent SQ
A. D. Lewis
Mary C. Phillips
OBU
Kennedy
Aon Insurance Partner
Ayenus
Scout
Cleveland School
Middle East
Hocking
Aiced
Chicago Sutter
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Storm
Koehler
Ier
Eee Cis
Creomulsion
Hungary
Atma
Redient Iamand
Amtsiea
Pho, Ei
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