Three Arrested By City Police In Lawton Notes
City police arrested three people for Municipal court action today. Pfc. Clayton E. Weigart 21 Fort Sill released to military authorities on disorderly conduct charges. Tina Spottedhorse 21 Lawton jailed for disturbance after an midnight argument in downtown Lawton. Don Jean McKinney 29 1313 Williams posted $11 bond and released after charges of running a red light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Clayton E. Weigart
Fort Sill
Tina Spottedhorse
Lawton
Don Jean McKinney
Williams
J. Merle Oaks
Fowler Hood
George Willis
Patterson
Hood
Eulis Young
Frank Murphy
Willis
N. First
Public Records and Divorces in Superior and District Courts
Public records show divorce petitions in superior court for Isaac Parker versus Betty Parker and Wilda Nance versus Clarence Nance, plus marriages and licenses in Lawton and Abilene. Licenses include Charlie Bolling and Virginia Gunn, Bennie Collins and Sylvia Fortune, Albert Barnard and Bonnie Green, David Moore and Rita Woods, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invorce
Isaac Parker
Betty Ruth Parker
Wilda Mae Nance
Clarence M. Nance
Eleanor Morgan
Jack E Morgan
Archie Penick
Frances Penick
Charlie Bolling
Lawton
Virginia Gunn
Bennie Bob Collins
Abilene
Tex
Sylvia Christine Fortune
Albert R. Barnard
Bonnie M. Green
David Elbert Moore
Rita Jewel Woods
Ernest
Eugene Bruce Jr
Fort Sill
Virginia
Frances Mercandino
Fort
Beer Revocation Action Filed Against City Bar
County Attorney Manville Redman filed in county court to revoke George Willis beer license for Realto Bar and Grill at 206 N First. Willis allegedly possessed liquor at the premises. Hearing set for Nov 3 at 2 p.m. Police raided 206 N First, confiscating 29 half pints of whisky and 24 half pints of gin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manville Redman
George Willis
Realto Bar and Grill
Willis
First
Frank Murphy
Eulis Young
City on Campaigns For College Post
Sam Hamra son of Mr and Mrs Phillip Hamra 515 Bell is among 57 University of Oklahoma students campaigning for 10 student senate posts election set for Nov 12 with remaining seats to be filled next spring The senate governs student conduct housing health and working conditions and makes recommendations to OU president Dr George L Cross Hamra a 1955 Lawton high school graduate is a freshman at OU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hamra
Phillip Hamra
Bell
University of Oklahoma
University College
Senate
George L. Cross
Hamra
Lawton High School
ROK Recognizes Diem Government In Seoul Move
Seoul announces diplomatic ties with South Vietnam and will exchange missions with Ngo Dinh Diem's government, formalizing recognition by the Republic of Korea. The move aligns Seoul with Saigon amid regional tensions involving President Diem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROK
Diem
Seoul
Republic of Korea
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Republic
Army Aviator Awards and Retirements Listed
A compiled notice lists officers and cadets awarded the aeronautical designation Army Aviator and Army Aviator Badge with transfers, retirements, and reassignments across Ft Bliss Ft Sill Ft Lewis Ft Riley and other posts. It names many 1st and 2d lieutenants, majors and captains from multiple states and installations along with several personnel placed on extended active duty or disqualified from service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Fray R. Acosta
Ft Bragg
Thomas P. Hughes
Ft Bliss
AAA
GM Sch
Jack O. Johnson
Stu
Rucker
Edward L. Parrish
533D
FA Bn
Ft Sill
Frank R. Acosta
Wallace I. Baker
James W. Ford
Henry G. Harvey Jr
Charles R. Bledsoe
Aubrey R. Boswell
Paul E. Branam
Ronald S. Briones
Bernard D. Collins
Issac R. Jones
David W. King
Victor E. Largesse
Robert E. Lee Jr
Ward Co. Lingo
Jerry R. Karriker
FA Gp
Cp Rucker
Obert P. Plamondon
Mark E. Rivers
Presidio of
San Francisco
Ft Carson
Fred C. Clack
Donald J. Dinsmore
Curtis F. Hoglan
John A. Peterson
Ft Lewis
CWO
Robert W. Hall
Army Civl Cen
Marshall W. Baker
Sam Houston
Marion W. Walker
Ft Hood
Jordan J. Wilderman
Governors Island
Joseph B. Alexander
Philadelphia
Norman T. Morrison
Indiantown Gap Miles
Charles D
Oilsgaard
Ft Dix
William A. Weddell
Bragg
Frankfort
Ger
Stanley L. Walkuw
Court notes civil suits filed in Lawton and Elgin cases
Berlin W Buzbee and others sue to quiet title to Waldman Addition lots 10-12 in Lawton. Darel Nolen sues to quiet title to Elgin town lots 11-12. Selected Investments Corp sues Samuel and Avis Rosechequetah for money judgment, foreclosure, and contract correction. Selected Investments Corp vs J A Bomar and J C Eubank doing business as Fictory Auto Sales, for money judgment. Engelbert B Flaig sues Gusty Dee Ward for property damages. dismissed with prejudice after agreed judgment. Plaintiff awarded 4,046.87 in one action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Berlin
W. Buzbee
John H. Graver
Block 33
Waldman
Lawton
Darel Nolen
E. J. Johnson
Block
Town of
Elgin
Selected Investments Corp
Samuel
Avis Rosechequetah
J. A. Bomar
J. C. Eubank
Engelbert B. Flaig
Gusty Dee Ward
City Student Wins Scholarship Honor
Mike True son of G. H. True, 514 Gore, received a $50 award from the Fathers club of Delta Alpha chapter Delta Tau Delta at the University of Oklahoma for the greatest scholarship improvement among last year’s seniors. He graduated in June, now attends the University of Minnesota as a counselor at the Delta Tau Delta house. Parents accepted the honor on Dads Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike True
G. H. True
Gore
Fathers Club
Delta Alpha
Delta Tau Delta Social Fraternity
University of Oklahoma
Norman
True
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Delta Tau Delta
Delta Alpha Chapter
Peron may move to Asuncion Paraguay
Former Argentine dictator Juan D Peron says he expects to stay in Paraguay for many months and declined to elaborate on his remarks to a reporter who visited his home. Rumors have circulated about his seeking residence in other countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peron
Asuncion
Paraguay
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Five room home with furnished apartment rear of lot
Immediate possession offered on a five room home with a furnished apartment at the rear of the lot. Total price listed as 5800 dollars. Contact THE McKEE CO. by phone at 432.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apton
THE
McKee CO. Pho
Five area convicts up for clemency
Five area residents in state prison are among nine offenders recommended for clemency by the state Pardon and Parole Board. Lloyd V. Pope of Comanche County, two years for second degree burglary begun February 22. Floyd James Wehunt of Tillman County, two years for manslaughter begun March 3. Wayne Stewart of Tillman County, two years for second degree burglary begun March 3, 1955. Marjorie Ely of Stephens County, two years for embezzlement begun March 9. Kenneth Smith of Stephens County, five years for second degree forgery begun March 13, 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd V. Pope
Comanche County
Tillman County
Floyd James Wehunt
Wayne Stewart
Stephens County
Marjorie Ely
Kenneth Smith
Accused Killer Declared Insane in Pryor Court
A district court jury in Pryor deliberated twenty minutes before ruling Earl Chapman insane. Judge Josh Evans ordered the 46 year old man committed to Eastern State Hospital in Winita. Chapman is charged with fatally clubbing and shooting his brother Walter Chapman and two neighbors in Langley on October 24, 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor
Okla
Earl Chapman
Josh Evans
Chapman
Eastern State Hospital
Winita
Walter Chapman
Tulsa
Norris D. Rush
Conrad Rush
Langley
Marie Cook
P. L. Hayes
Area Man Faces Speeding Charge in Cache County
Woodrow Long, 38, of Cache Route 1, was charged with speeding after an early morning arrest by Patrol Trooper W W Flanagan two miles west of Cache on U S 62. The complaint was filed before Peace Justice Woodrow Giles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manville Redman
Woodrow Long
Cache Rt. 1
Long
W. W. Flanagan
Cache
U. S. 62
Woodrow Giles
Lonardi outlines austere plan for Argentina’s recovery
Provisional President Eduardo Lonardi announced a stringent program of economic rebuilding, blaming Peron’s decade in power for chaos. He cited debts totaling five billion dollars domestic and 757 million foreign, reserves down to 450 million, and warned against promises of pie in the sky. He urged restraint, tax of bureaucracy cuts, farmer support, private enterprise revival, and potential oil self reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Eduardo Lonardi
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Lonardi
Peron
AFL Pilots Union Denies Collusion
Clarence L. Sayen, president of the AFL Air Line Pilots Assn., will face the AFL Executive Council to answer charges of collusion with United Air Lines aimed at breaking a strike. George Meany alleged pilots crossed picket lines and flew United planes, while Sayen called the charge ridiculous and uninformed. No date has been set for Sayen to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clarence L. Sayen
AFL Air Line Pilots Assn
AFL Executive Council
United Air Lines
George Meany
AFL
New York
AFL Flight Engineers International Assn
Sayen
United
Meany
Sign vandalism at Michigan State University Union
In East Lansing Michigan someone removed three O letters from the sign Book Store at the MSU Student Union yesterday. Union manager Mike Dmochowski questioned the act and joked about the rarity of names like Orville Oswald Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University Student Union
Mike Dmochowski
Orville Oswald Olson
Kerr Attacks Pork Buying Program In Oklahoma
Sen. Robert Kerr charged the pork buying plan is like buying cigarettes to help tobacco farmers. He spoke at the National Farm Loan Association meeting in Sayre and predicted 90 percent parity price supports for basic commodities. Kerr warned the $85 million pork program won’t lift hog prices and criticized Benson and administration policy as harming marginal farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayre
Okla
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Kerr
National Farm Loan Association
Congress
Oklahoma
Ezra T. Benson
Washington
Bensons
Youngster Named President of Chicago Board of Education
Robert Sargent Shriver, 39, is named head of the Chicago Board of Education, becoming the second youngest leader of the nation’s second largest school system. The youngest was H. Wallace Caldwell at 32 in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert Sargent Shriver
Chicago Board of Education
H. Wallace Caldwell
Utah Police Hunt Down Polygamists
Utah authorities seek two men who fled with seven wives and 31 children to avoid prosecution in a campaign against polygamy. Louis A. Kelsch, 49, jailed, has five wives and 31 children on a Salt Lake County farm. The 1955 Utah Legislature appropriated 20 000 dollars for law enforcement to wipe out plural marriage, a practice outlawed before statehood. Fundamentalist sect members claim up to 20 000 adherents in Utah, though officials estimate fewer than 5 000 adults and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Louis A. Kelsch
Salt Lake County
Frank Moss
Moss
E. R. Callister Jr
Beeson Family Return From Short Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beeson of Sayre and Mrs. Joel Beeson with their sons from Roswell New Mexico have returned home after a two day visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ennis Beeson in Cache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Beeson
Sayre
Joel Beeson and Sons
Roswell
N. Mex
Ennis Beeson
Cache
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Public Records
City Bar
Tecumseh
Carl Phillips
South
Fort Sillman
College Post
C. M. Pike
Koehler
City
H” Avenue
Roaches
Scorpions
Virgil Laird
D. D. Raibourn
Chester McCord
Routh Engineering
Harry B. Routh
D Avenue
Pittsburgh Paints
Farmers Lumber Company
the McKee CO
Pho
By Sam Summerlin
Standard Oil
California
U.S
Eugene L. Bowman
S. 6Th
AFL Pilots Union
Control Fog Service
Kerr Hits Pork Buying
St. Josee
Dean
Doan
Vangelistic. Services
First Baptist Church
H. Tom Wiles
T. L. Holcomb
Blackwall
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