Convictions Drop On 16 Guilty Pleas In 33 Case Docket
Convictions were secured in 17 cases as trials continued in a 33 case docket before County Judge S R Harper. Most pleas of guilty were entered before Tuesday's session. Names include Thomas Jefferson Thomas of Fort Cobb facing DUI, and four others who received fines and jail terms for DUI and liquor possession. Jury trials waived by four defendants, with three more cases continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Harper
Thomas Jefferson Thomas
Fort Cobb
Thomas
Lawton
Frank M. Murphy
James Howard Jones
Jackson Franklin Lemons
Robert D. Mooneyham
Jake Whatley
Robert Farrell
Helen Margaret Hudson
Lester Scott
Howard Shaw
Jim Johnson
Claude Franklin Stinnett
Anna Marie Baer
Maxwell Hays Parris
J. C. Kimbro
Frank Sharp Garrett
Milton A. Burke
Eldon “Mac” King
Lincoln Wade
Jimmie J. Crow
James Dennis Pinchback
Paul Leroy Bennefield
Russell Wahkinney
Bill Pollard
Cicero Murray Behind On Taxes
United States tax court ruled Cicero I Murray of Lindsay owes $2,672.08 in income taxes for 1948 and 1949. The decision by Judge Norman O Tietjens holds Murray misclassified land sale profits as capital gains, noting his dual role as attorney and real estate seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution
Washington Bureau
Washington
United States Tax Court
Cicero I. Murray
Lindsay
Johnston Murray
Murray
Norman O. Tietjens
Robbery case linked to two brothers in pistol threat
Police report show Craig identified his brother-in-law Cubine as the robber who held Lamb at gunpoint after asking for cigarette change. A scuffle caused the gun to discharge wounding Lamb in the shoulder. The pair pled guilty to armed robbery at arraignment before Peace Justice Mar v in E Cameron and waived preliminaries. Judge Landers criticized the Paul Glass trial as improperly held. Detectives unearthed new details about the two men amid ongoing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Cubine
Lamb
Marvin E. Cameron
Landers
Paul Glass
Glass
Surplus Property Sale Is Scheduled at Tinker AFB
Five hundred items of surplus property will be auctioned November 7 at Tinker Air Force Base. Items include sewing machines furniture windows books drills and tools with an estimated original cost of 250000. Inspection runs weekdays 8 am to 4 pm November 7 24. Bids due by 8 am November 25. Catalogs and bid slips at the disposal office near Gate 21 on Douglas Boulevard.
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Tinker Air Force Base
Tinker
Gate 21
Douglas Boulevard
Oklahoma City Market Feeds Cattle Hogs and Eggs Prices
Oklahoma City market report shows cattle 800 head and calves 200 with light beef steer offerings, mixed good to mostly choice fed heifers at 19.50, cows weak, stockers dull. hogs up 75-1.00, sows 25-50 higher, No 1-2 190-240 lb 14.50-15.00. sheep 100 head with lambs 117.00-118.50. state poultry and eggs prices list No 1 hard wheat at about 2.02, eggs steady with regional variations, butterfat around 56-56.54, pecans steady at 27-30 in Oklahoma markets.
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Oklahoma City Livestock
Oklahoma City
USDA
State Department of Agriculture Today
Bison
Frederick
Hennessey
Lawton
Clinton
el Reno
Enid
Kingfisher
Yukon
Blackwell
Medford
Vici
Hobart
Guyman
Hooker
Tulsa
F.o.b
Muskogee
Vinita
Watonga
Alva
Laverne
Elk City
Woodward
Pauls Valley
Pecans
Shawnee
Oklahoma Public Accountants Meet In Oklahoma City
Morning opening featured welcome by Chamber of Commerce president Em mett Keough and a response from George L. LaCoste of Oklahoma City. Reports came from several chapter presidents and state officers announced with a packed Friday agenda including sessions on unemployment law tax changes and an Internal Revenue panel.
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Emmett Keough
Chamber of Commerce
George L. LaCoste
Oklahoma City
Cline S. Fowler Jr
Ada
E. W. Moore
Enid
John Palmer
Lawton
Glenn O. Anderson
Roy Canfield
Tulsa
Board of Governors
Whit Ozier
J. Walter Browers
Centenary Methodist Church
Artillery Room
N. M. Robertson
Field
Employment Securities Commission
National Society of Public Accountants
C. W. McAllister
Eighth District
Oklahoma Public Accountant
Glen Summer
Sapulpa
Oklahoma
R. E. Wilson
Income Tax Division
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Internal Revenue Panel
James F. Callahan
Internal Revenue Field
Charles D. Hyde
Internal Revenue Office
Fred W. Johnson
Army Eyes Compromise on Fort Sill Refuges and Guns
Department officials near a tentative deal on refuge land at Fort Sill to allow use of 280 mm cannon and 762 mm Honest John rockets. Inter-departmental disagreement remains as Interior Secretary McKay may oppose the plan. Army to use 19,844 extra refuge acres under a restricted permit and keep 80 percent of a large tract near Fort Bliss for firing sites.
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Douglas McKay
Cromley
O’warth
McKay
Inter - Departmental
Fort Sill
Congress
Finucane
Army
Fort Bliss
Tex
Hospital News Items From Kiowa and Surrounding Areas
List of admitted and dismissed patients at Riverside Indian School and local hospitals. Includes names such as Roger Grey Eyes Shirley Johns Victoria Coyoto Sylvia Henry and many others with medical or surgical statuses. Also notes births and a few young patients, with addresses in Anadarko Hobart Cyril Walters Comanche and nearby communities.
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Roger Grey Eyes
Riverside Indian School
Shirley Johns
Victoria Coyoto
Hobart
Sylvia Henry
Apache
Isaac Rex
Gaylyn Satoe
Mountain View
Charles Tartsah
Anadarko
Farm Bureau adopts land condemnation cash value demand
County Farm Bureau endorses paying fair cash value to landowners when land is condemned and supports continued barter of farm surpluses with foreign trade. Officers named include Paul Scheetz as president and J Morris Phillips as secretary. Delegates and alternates to state convention listed with multiple names and locations. Additional resolutions urge tarpaulin covers on loaded trucks, remove Highway Patrol from politics, competitive bidding for county purchases, and various roadside and tax policies.
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Bureau
Farm Bureau
Paul Scheetz
Rt. 2
Elgin
J. A. Stuever
Rt. 1
Geronimo
J. Morris Phillips
Faxon
Jack Sharp
Lawton
Henry Hasenbeck
Paul Zeller
Charlie McClung
Star Rt. Lawton
Earl Wilkerson
Robert Green
Harned Bain
Charlie Bard
Damon Watson
Roy Tackett
Roy Cremer
A. M. Fullerton
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Oklahoma Medical Association
Farm Bureau Committee
Fair Board
Soviet awards Artem Mikoyan for MIG jet design
London report notes Radio Moscow announces Artem Mikoyan, designer of the MIG jet fighter, received the Order of Lenin. The award underscores his role in advancing Soviet aviation technology during the era.
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London
Radio
Moscow
Artem Mikoyan
Cityan To Head Loan Firm Board
K. V. Tink Rhodes was named president of the board of directors of the National Farm Loan Association of Anadarko and reelected for a three year term. Officers elected at the Hotel Lawtonian included H. L. Pond as vice president Wesley Spencer as secretary and treasurer and Clara Holdge as assistant secretary and treasurer. R. Bruce Crutcher of the Federal Bank Bank of Wichita Kan was principal speaker at the 103 attendee meeting.
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K. V. “Tink” Rhodes
National Farm Loan Association of
Anadarko
Lawtonian
H. L. Pond
Wesley Spencer
Clara Holdge
R. Bruce Crutcher
Federal Bank Bank of Wichita
Kan
Polio Patients Said To Be Improving At Memorial
Survivors include Mr and Mrs Perez and relatives Donaciano Perez Cesilio Segonia both of Rio Grande City. Memorial reports six other polio patients in satisfactory condition this morning. Michael Dale Zunigha three year old son of Freeman Zunigha Altus, a bulbar polio case admitted Oct 19, was dismissed from isolation and now receives hot pack treatments. Other patients include L A 5 Dewey Credille 3 Lonese Stots 4 Delbert Burton 13 months Carolyn Sue Davis 15 all of Duncan.
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Memorial
L. A
Dewey Credille
Richard Credille
Altus
Leste Stots
J. O. Jones
Duncan
Delbert Burton
Carolyn Sue Davis
S. T. Bewley
Pageant group seeks profits after four year suit
A four year legal battle over royalties from a film, with petition for rehearing filed by the Pageant group. The dispute centered on whether Pageant deserved five percent of Principle Films' royalties or distributor gross receipts, tied to an Easter Sunrise service in the Wichitas. Hallmark distributed the film and paid 25 percent of its receipts to Principle Films.
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Pany
Pageant Group
Principle
Hallmark
District Court
Pageant Association
The
Wichitas
Oklahoma sheriff targets Oakies and piano lounges
Horaney reports sheriff Bailey criticized Oakies and warned against piano venues and palm readers. Bailey says he dislikes neither Oakies nor Oklahoma, but promises stricter policing of places with live music and other activities, with deputies patrolling nightly to deter customers.
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Bailey
Horaney
Eisenhower Back At Hospital For Conferences And Recovery
President Eisenhower resumes Cabinet discussions at Walter Reed after a heart attack. Shanley notes support for GOP in Congress and warns against a powerful central government. Benson and Summerfield will meet on farm legislation while photographers show Ike recent images. He walks short distances and approves the photos with Hagerty reporting.
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GOP
Congress
Democratic Party
Eisenhower
Benson
Summerfield
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