Mayor Invited To Dedication At Dallas Love Field
Mayor Tillsawadthy will attend a dedication at Dallas Love Field as part of a city led Airfield development. A lunch ceremony honors airline representatives and officials. Features of the $12.3 million project include moving sidewalks automated walkways and baggage conveyors.
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Scandal Trial Halted After Juror Falls
The Los Angeles trial of publishers and associates in a conspiracy to commit criminal libel and publish obscene material paused as a juror fell ill. Judge Herbert V. Walker recessed for the weekend while an alternate juror was sought. Defendants include Venga Corp and Hollywood Research, with connections to Confidential magazine and associated investigators. The case centers on alleged collaboration to publish lewd content and gather information for the scandal titles.
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Disaster Aid Allocated for Farm Rehabilitation Across States
The Agriculture Department will provide 765000 dollars in disaster rehabilitation funds to farmers in 17 Oklahoma counties, Arkansas, Louisiana parishes, eastern Kentucky, and to cover hurricane and flood damage. Louisiana receives 560000 for seven parishes, Arkansas 20000 for 19 counties, Kentucky 55000 for 27 counties, with the government sharing costs of rehabilitating farms damaged by hurricanes and floods.
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Stolen Vehicle and Bicycle Reported in City
Police report two vehicles taken this week a Buick with an Oklahoma plate missing from 108 C early today and a bicycle stolen from 1702 Liberty on Thursday evening. Wiley Roach owns the Buick and Bobbie Looney reported the bicycle theft.
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Liberty
Reform Key Gubernatorial Issue Edmondson Believes
Edmondson argues reform of state government is the key issue in the 195 gubernatorial race. Tulsa County Attorney Howard Edmondson addresses the Downtown Kiwanis Club after a two year term in office. He urges liberal enforcement of prohibitions and closing loopholes in state laws while promoting business and professional renewal in politics. He cites Tulsa and Wagoner corruption probes as examples of public apathy and calls for an honest vote on prohibition.
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Muskogee
Buffalo to Sell as Pet Draws Wichita Officials Interest
In the Carnegie Herald a Wichita Wildlife Refuge official notes several head of early day prairie roamers may be available for sale as house pets. The item suggests local interest in acquiring a buffalo as a domestic companion.
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Constitution
Morris Speaks To Stockholders Of Wichita Bank
Representative Tobe Morris addressed Wichita Bank for Cooperatives stockholders at a four day luncheon and meeting at Hotel Lawton. Officers Fred Milford president Stephns vice president treasure Gilbest Torpening secretary outlined annual report and election. Panelists included Stephens Prendergast Roy Craig Eve Mannsebreck and Otto H. Kluck, with discussion on advisory committee roles.
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Death Suspects To Get Lie Tests
Two suspects, a 18 and 30, in the dismemberment death of 18 year old Judith Mae Andersen near Lake Michigan harbor face lie detector tests. An empty .38 revolver was found at one suspect’s home. both deny involvement and know the victim through a girlfriend, Lena Johnson.
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Lianea Johnson
Interior Official Begins State Visit With Tribal Meetings
An interior official, Roger C. Trust, arrives in Oklahoma for a three day familiarization visit with state Indians. Ernst lands at Tulsa and will inspect Indian lands by helicopter, meet tribal leaders, and speak at the Cherokee national celebration in Tahlequah. He is to visit Western Inslocee Bear Wagoner Fort Gibson lake and participate in an inter tribal council with leaders from three tribes.
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Hobart Man Weds Daughter Of Solon
Hobart Oklahoma groom Robert Cecil McCandless marries Elizabeth Sueennings of Missouri at Brinty Presbyterian Church Arlington Virginia. The Rev Charles Book officiated in a small ceremony with immediate family and close friends. The newlyweds plan to live in Washington and McCandless serves on Senator Veryoki's staff while attending George Washington University. The bride was Missouri's cherry blossom princess at the 1954 Washington Cherry Blossom Festival.
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Two Men Fined In Police Court Fines Total 80
Judge Merle Gaks in Municipal court ordered fines of 80 dollars and bond forfeitures totaling 68. Halen Duncan, 39, Mountain Park, forfeited a 20 dollar bond for speeding, and Virgil Brewer, 21, of 182 B. Peusuite, 10 dollars for tailgating in traffic. One man paid 20 dollars and four others forfeited bonds of 2 dollars each on charges of public drunkenness.
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Benson seeks end to some crop price supports
Cincinnati based report says Secretary Ezra Taft Benson favors abolishing special price support for wheat corn cotton rice and permanent nuts. He argues for full discretion in selling price support levels and advocates shifting to a system that supports prices while moving commodities into markets.
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Tulsa Jury Reconvenes for pending criminal cases
A Tulsa jury reconvened to address criminal cases awaiting before the county court. Proceedings focused on resuming business, with attention to liquor-related matters and local park activities. Some sessions were spent on procedural matters as jurors prepared for upcoming weeks.
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Severe Storm Hits Texas Town
Severe thunderstorms swept the Texas Panhandle with heavy rain and hail. One man was killed by lightning as storms brought flash flooding to scattered sections.
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Thaxton Promoted to Captain in Oklahoma State Patrol
Thaxton promoted to captain of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. He will head the Pawnee, Tulsa, and Claremore districts after a competitive examination announced yesterday. Thaxton has served since 1937 and was OHP chief and assistant commissioner from 1943 to 1947, succeeding Me Thtos h retired.
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Dayton attorney’s office reports little cash from debtors
In Dayton Ohio the 15th attorney general’s office reported minimal receipts from government debtors for the last fiscal year. No cash was collected, but a bus token was provided to a needy debtor who could not afford to get home.
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