Busy Municipal Court Fines Nine in Ailment of Disturbances
Judge J Merie Ome presided over a busy Municipal court session fining nine individuals. Assessed fines ranged from 20 to 90 dollars with suspensions and several dismissals for charges including drunkenness, assault with a knife, vagrancy, reckless driving, and disturbing the peace. Notable names include Wayne Debos, Opal Paula Laranec, Jimmie Lee Smith, Manuel Saavedra, and Willie Prince among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudge
Merie Ome
Wayne Debos
Jay Panholta
Jefferon Judge Oaks
Orvil C. Zemmerman
Ingraham Hotel
Charlie Phillips
S B
Willie Prince
Washington
Elmer Prince
Milton Lee Hart Jr
Jim Calewell
Johnny Skewart
Danny McLain
Chargeye Cox
Jean Steeg
Jessie Mac* Green
Lee
Alma ‘Harper
Alford Ssopesah
Kni
Shira E. Evard
Fort Sil
Pond
Mae McGee
Lawton
Solon Senate inquiry urged on military missile program
Senator Russell urged a public hearing by the Armed Services Committee to probe why the country lags in rocket and intercontinental missile developments. Senator Ervin supported an objective inquiry and backing a staff study by the Defense Preparedness Subcommittee to inform future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Rusell
D-G&i
Senate Military Committee
Ane Russell
Gin Winder
Defense Preparedness Subcommittee
Sen. Johnson
D-Text
Shas
Rigsia
Eamade
Ervin
Armed Services
Congress
Seas
Syminngton
D- Mo
Smathers
D-Fla
Senay Arm@y Services Committee
Russell
Feachers Discuss Honor Roll and Drills At Central Junior High
At Central Junior High, teachers discussed honor roll and drills during a Monday afternoon meeting. In bad weather eighth and ninth graders were moved to the auditorium until the 8:25 a.m. bell. Principal Glenn Dosser said students should not use lockers before the bell. Students with a 90 or better first six weeks average will receive slips during the first hour on Wednesday October 5, signed by each instructor and returned to home room teachers. Those needing the health room must first obtain permission from the main office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nentral
Glenn Dosser
Hospital News Items Admitted and Birth Announcements
Hospital news item lists admit patients from various towns with surgeries and medicals, plus multiple birth announcements and patient discharges. Names include Monford Fikey, Jean Jones, Riselytt Tsosie, Gary Chasengh, Daniel Peaches, Fredie Flaan, and many others with addresses in Oklahoma and nearby areas. Also notes newborns to Raymond Hatchelt, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hatchelt and other families, with times and weights where legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monford Fikey
Tuttle
Jean Jones
Charlie 1111
Oklahoma City
Riselytt Tsosie
Anaparis
Gary Chasengh
Elgin
Daniel Peaches
Port Sill
Fredie Flaan
Anadarko
Metical
Pessig Tounwin
Hinton
Medie Esl
Woman recounts assault in hotel room incident
The housewife testified that the victim continued from page one entered her room and forced intercourse after she was unable to resist, claiming she was paralyzed and frightened as he gathered his clothing and left.
Drunken Driving Complaint Filed After Accident
A drunken driving charge was filed this morning against Willis M. Troutman 36 of 1602 Lees, in a three car crash at 23rd and Lee that injured two Geronimo girls. The crash involved a 1953 Oldsmobile a 1952 Mercury and a 1956 Chevrolet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geronimo
Warren Crane
Willis M. Troutman
Lees Negra
Mercury
Robert J. Mic
Fort Sill
Joe Jane Penland
Rt. 1
Ponland
Glenda Mays
Lee
Troutman
16Th
Lincoln
Johnny West
Jack Wheeler
Allen
Monroe Thompson
Williams
Charles Arthur Dutton
Smith
Satellite signals restored after transmitter fault
Tam reports a return to normal signals from the satellite after a fault in the Keying device. Cambridge University lab notes continuous signal by 9 p.m. but later shows a renewed mal signal as Tyacio liners and Queen Mary track the craft toward England. Terence Nonweiler cites Russian plans for 120 satellites with parachute or wing recoveries, while Moscow offers no confirmation on a second satellite launch on Nov. 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BBCC
Cambridge University Laboratory
Tyacio
Giait
Queen Mary
Aggie President to Speak at Lawton Jaycees Meeting
Clarence Davis, Cameron College president, will address Lawton Jaycees at Wednesday noon. He will discuss Cameron College and the advantages of the junior college. Cameron basketball coach Ted Owens serves as program chairman for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Davis
Cameron College
Lawton Jaycees
Davis
Ted Owens
Cameron
School Tornado Signal System Described at Central
Principal Hy Ni Dosser announced a new tornado warning system at Central School. The bell uses a long note short note and two short rings to signal an approaching tornado. Teachers will lead pupils to the halls and keep them there until the all-clear is sounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
High Ool
Hy Ni Dosser
Indian man on trial in Darlene death case in Oklahoma
Testimony details a loved ones' disputes and alleged choking by the Indian defendant, Pebeahsy, after a separation. Witnesses describe Darlene's behavior, support payments, and parties visiting her home. Police and court officials recount interviews and inquest findings, with the jury seated for possible death-penalty deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novi
David Aubrey
Love
Darlene
Sheriff's Office
Imoney Pebeahsy
Cout
Mario Pebeahsy
Pebeahsy
Inlaw
Theads
Brazilian agriculture experts visit Cameron and OK State
A Brazilian agriculture mission led by Fonseca and Moraes toured Cameron's 48 acre college farm and Aggie classes while meeting students and faculty. They toured Fort Sill School and Lawton High, noting Oklahoma agriculture education mirrors Brazil. Objectives include advancing farming training, studying 4-H and extension work, and observing vocational programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Aggie
Fort Sill
Zeroth
Bras
Jedt
Fonseca
Escola Agrotecnicas Visconde de Graca
Moraes
Brazil
Marvin Bicket
LHS
Rotary Club
Lawtonian
International Civic Club
Cameron and
Oklahoma State University
Sooner State
Fire Drill At Central Junior High Observes Fire Week
In observance of National Fire Prevention Week a surprise drill will be staged at Central junior high school this week. Short bell rings mark the drill with teachers guiding students to close windows and doors before exiting by all plant exits to surrounding streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Junior High School
Last Polio Clinic Set Wednesday
A mass polio immunization clinic ends Wednesday in the Lawton high school cafeteria. About 6 986 people have received inoculations to date, including 1 952 children. Those who miss the clinic can obtain shots from their family physicians. The second shot is 2 6 weeks after the first, and the third 7 9 months after the second. Enough vaccine is on hand for all who come to the 4 7 pm session. Doors close at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton High School
Tom Lansden
General Project
Lansden
Suspect Tactics At Elgin Bank Sparked Wide Search
A suspect wearing dark glasses and a heavy coat entered the Elgin bank for change and prompted a bank closure. Witnesses described him as healthy dressed, alert, and possibly armed. Authorities pursued him via a winding route toward Fletcher and Cyril, with additional note of a second change transaction a day later. The man, described as clean shaven, was reportedly being held for Comanche county officials as an investigation begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Elgin
Fletcher
Cyril
LC. Miller
Miller
Larsson
Comanche County
Shelby
Toys Toys Toys For Girls and Boys
Big stock just arrived select now and lay away for Christmas Mareer s Pet Shop open weekdays until 9 p m WUD Ferris Dial EL 3 8112
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareer
Unhl & P.m
Ferris
School board approves aid, bids, and staff changes
The board awarded a gas range contract to Page's Cache Road Maytag, valued at 639.95 retail price 695.95. Acme Co. won the central junior enclosure parking lot fencing bid at 312. city paving discussed. Helen Costello and Kate Peeler approved for employment. salary increases for several staff. PTA letter thanked. Ninth street widening eyed. public laws 815 and 874 supported. next meeting set for Nov. 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagé
Cache Road
Pag Nat Tea Toe
Ente
É Celvat Central
Acme Co
Kuntz
Digareés
Swinney
Helen Costello
Children’s
Kate Peeler
Whittier
Mary Ellen Cost
Washington and
Emerson
Mary Nell Walker
Dunbar
Connie Lasseter
Washington Parent-Teacher Association
Elizabeth Kissick
PTA
Ninth Street
Central
Lawton
Rainy Snapshot Boosts Wet Year Forecast for 1957
Rainfall over the year remains above average with September totals reaching 3.60 inches due to a heavy 3.30 inch event on September 2. This pushes local water levels at Lake Lavrionka higher while September and October averages stand at 3.25 and 4.25 inches respectively, suggesting a wetter year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Lavrionka
Sill Army soldier injured in mysterious incident
Police and Fort Sill officers investigated injuries to Robert J. Wells a Sill soldier reported with a fractured skull. Witnesses described a cab incident near Second and B Street with Wells falling from a cab’s rear bumper and hitting his head on a curb at a service station. The exact cause remained undetermined as the investigation continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ur. S. Army ‘Hospital
Khrushchev Advocates Peaceful Competition With West
Khrushchev told Moscow that disarmament talks hinge on West recognizing socialist states and stopping the notion that internal upheavals will topple them. He argued for inspection of rocket sites and said planes are vulnerable to rockets while calling for equal, peaceful competition with capitalist states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Reston
Middle East
Germany
Dulles
Turkey
Syria
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Khrushchev
Ssi
Moscow
Soviet Union
Unite States
Mhrushchev
Russia
China
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Solon
Page Dre
Ratcliffe
Stord
Raymond Hatchelt
N. Sheridan Road
Kenneth Bilbrey
Cory
Hallia Martindale
Eddie Gaskins
Elim
Loran Terrell
Helen Williams
Harper, Kim
Max Smith
Chattanooga
Oscar Elkins
Kimberly Aime
Thomas Almo
Dearborn
Doh Hodges
Pennsylvania
Lon Crain
Euclid
Willie Hayes
Walters
William Boydston
Kenneth Hines
Bessie
Rtrs
James Madden
Wiliam Phompars
Rand
Buford Durrett
Albert Eamer
T Hoover
John Williams
Blake Koplart
Charles Kephart
William van Nilchens
Mary Lee Bevill
Lyon Bevill
Rips Hanson
Tevin
Tack Phillips
Charles Holmes
James McMillion
Monroe
David Star Barrell
Edgar A. ‘Barrell
Glenda Mayes
C. E. Penland
Ray Reily
Cemun
Wigne
Pointer
Cheryl Madden
Carence Madden
Atlanta
Eugene P. Tanner
Lucas
John Casey Waller
Gongi
Albert Walter
Burkburnett
Tex
Capen Ward
Summit
Medi-Cal
Robert Garrett
Cornell
William Glenn Waldrop
Lanter S
Yatowtz
Tenry L. Kirby
Bobby McQuain
Clara
Jaycees
Hein
C Avenue
Curtis Scott
Scott's Air Conditioning Co
Scott
Charlotte Phillis
Scott’s
Lewis Davis
Marvin E. Cameron
C. A. Vokin
Cache Funeral Home
Luke Kennedy
Cache
Dr. Thornton
Oral Ridgeway
Hale
Ray Atteberry
Constitution News
Tell
Thornton
Ridgeway
Atteherry
Peheahsy
Ita White Thompson Nursing Home
Mage One
MT. Scott
Cache- Road
Diemond
Almast
Zales VE
Faba
Dinette
Soettt
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