Judge Disposes Of 21 Charges In Police Court
Police court morning session disposes complaints against multiple offenders. Merle Oaks clears 21 charges, issues bench warrant for arrest of one witness. Several defendants including Crumpton, Gismisser and Lane face various fines for reckless driving, driving without license, and public drunkenness. Sentencing includes fines from 10 to 20 dollars, bond terms and restraining orders where stated.
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Marning
Salt Gise
Lee Crumpton
Jo Gell
Thames
Crrrapton
LV. Iuris Wl
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Tog Vlosey
Ural
Dan Bo Lata
Birhit
Tise
SI Kirwan
Tyner
Neweon
Willis Vackosehi
Ls Wal
Sue Whitlock
Tharaliiin Hotel
Tory Cory
Lovie Cherry
Lhe Sattorente
Roosewell
Macias
Douglas
Renkinss
Traffic Crash In Oklahoma Claims Multiple Lives
A chaotic Sunday traffic scene in Oklahoma left several injured and two or more dead as vehicles collided near Baldwin, Fort Sill, and other locations. Names include Billy Withren Stephen and Virgil Hughes among the deceased, with multiple others hospitalized or treated for injuries.
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Bill Bly
Herdreksom
Alt Park
Palive
Fred Groseinyktans
Blanchard
Highway Patrol
Orcar Linn
Stephenson
Tash
Syrings
Roverfoml
Powell
al Taxhy
Cis Powell
Bishy
Luman
Paris
Tex Angeio
Virgil Hughes
A Bint
Alva Leon Sehanes
EVR Cita la
Charie Benjamin
Genieve
Hiels
Teartlesdy
Hoopagsemea
Narave
Pilison
Loveland
Tos
Eisenhower Signs Bill as Golf Outing Intervenes
President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed the bill after receiving a report on the Little Rock school integration and consulting with Wayne Hawks and Hagerty. Wayne Hawks presented the bill, Hagerty reported a Syria and Middle East briefing, and Secretary Dulles joined in the discussions.
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Enhower
Narreganeeit
Sewpeer Counire Club
Dwight 2D
Fastohower
Usb
Naval Basin
Newport
Wayne Hawks
Ehicl
White House
Wisenhower
Hagerty
Little Rock
Magerty
William P. Rogers
Washington
Dulles
Syria
Middle” East
Ferrier
Doenges To Visit City Friends Today
William C. Doenges a Bartlesville businessman and 1941 gubernatorial candidate is due in Lawton this afternoon to attend a district education meeting at Centenary Methodist Church and host a visit with friends at the Lindenmann hotel. He plans to announce likely campaign steps and meet supporters at the hotel reception.
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Doenges
William C
Bil) Doenges
Covernor
Lawton
Centenary Methodist
Deenees
Perons
Friends
Funeral Rites for Old Lady Whiteman Near Apache
Apache area obituary for Mabkararsy Whiteman 96 a Comanche Indian who died Sunday two miles northwest of Apache. She lived with granddaughter Mrs Livina Milhlo and had 55 years in the Apache region. Survivors include son George Asepermy and several grandchildren. Services 2 PM today at Mahserky Methodist Mission, burial in Cache Creek Indian Mission cemetery.
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Mabkararsy
Livina Milhlo
United States
Indiana Territory
Jahn, Asepermy
Sony George
Ida Gibson
Apache
Simday
Oklahoma City
Fairview
Smith Funeral Home
Anadarko 4
Apache man dies at his home in California
An Apache resident, Carroll, died suddenly at his home in California early Monday. Born in Chalk Texas in January 2018, he had moved from the community in 1936 and married Rudy Rutherford in Chowchilla. He was a rock crusher manager at the time of death. Survivors include his parents Al and Mrs J Freel Davis of Apache, a daughter and a son in Bakersfield, two brothers Kenneth of Shawnee and Al of Chowchilla, and a sister Mrs Allendors of Oklahoma City. Myr and Mrs Davis left Apache to attend services in Bakersfield.
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Field
Calif
Chalk
Tex
Rudy Rutherford
Chowchilla
Calif Ee
J. Freel Davis
Bakersfield
Kenneth
Shawnee
Allendors
Oklahoma City
Myr
Davis
Apache
Obituary notices from Apache and nearby areas
Obituaries report the deaths of Ida Gibson of Apache and Joseph Richard Clay Jr of Oklahoma City with details on burial and funeral services. Additional lines note the passing of Mrs. Miller near Anadarko and Al Brammer of Lawton, listing survivors, burial plans, and local funeral homes handling arrangements.
Get Acquainted Parties At Lawton High
Lawton high school schedules three get acquainted events this week. The French club meets at 7 p.m. today under sponsor Mrs. Glenn Disser. Tri-Hi Y hosts an event at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, and the Thespians club meets at 7 p.m. Thursday.
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Lawton High School
Mortne
Glenn Disser
LHS
City Man Waives Burglary Hearing in Lawton Case
Trinidad Meurang, 23, Lawson man, waived preliminary hearing and indicated intent to plead guilty on second-degree burglary charges. Justice of the Peace Marvin Jul Cameron logged the cases and set bond at $2,000. Medrana faces burglary charges. Lawton Feeder Supply and Shamburger Lumber Co. involved. Police arrested him last week.
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Meurang
Lawson
Lwa
Justice of Peace
Marvin Jul Cameron
Medrana
Lawton Feeder Supply
Shamburger Lumber Co
Hudson bootlegger begins jail term for liquor charges
Lawton bootlegger Ralph Jurl son, 27, surrendered to county authorities to start three concurrent 30 day sentences. County Judge John P. Fullerton ordered him to pay $300 in fines after pleading guilty to liquor possession charges.
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Lawton
Ralph Jurlson
John P. Fullerton
Tecumseh Man Killed In Ambush
Leonard Cleveland age 60 of Brooksville was ambushed while washing his car and died at an Oklahoma City hospital. Pottawatomie County Sheriff Bruce Curtwright said a suspect was jailed but unnamed. Cleveland was shot in the chest and stomach. Oklahoma to receive 1,910.35 from the U S Department of Agriculture to support the school lunch program next year with part covering food purchases.
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Leonard Cleveland
Brooksville
Pottawatomie County
Bruce Curtwright
Suspres
Hem
Cleveland
Oklahoma City
Cartwright
State
Washington
Oklahoma
U. S. Department At Agriculture
Local News Note Mentions Moody Howell Visit and Speakers
Personal Miss Janet Moody, former Memorial hospital nurse, visits her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Henry F Howell. Moody attends the University of Colorado Boulder. Dr Charles Green of Lawton to guest speak at local Baptist church for several weeks while regular pastor away. Lawton Safety Council to hold regular monthly meeting at 10 am Thursday in city hall council chamber. Vernon Care Michael, president, announced in charge of program by De Charles He Miller.
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Janet Moody
Memorial Hospital
Henry F. Howell
Arington
Moody
University of Clolorado
Boulder
Caln
Safety Council
T Ie Lawion Safety Council
Hhall Council
Vernon Caremichael
de Charles He Miller Dig
Area men in service from Medicine Park area
Pvt. Charles Crabtree finishes Army School at Fort Chautre Ark after graduating from the Army Parts Supply School. He and his parents Mr and Mrs John Crabtree of Medicine Park note his training in stock records inspection and identification of spare parts. He is a graduate of Elgin High School.
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Army Schoot
Charles
Crabtree
John Crabtree
Medicine Park
Army
Fort Chaltre
Ark
Crabtire
Ile
Elgin High Schnel
Oklahoma bond firm retrieves Mrs Norris amid underworld cases
Mrs Norris, held on fraud and prostitution charges, was turned over to state authorities after a bonding company withdrew $20,000 in bonds for Pearce and Lyles, who face burglary charges in Kingfisher. A private plane ferried Norris and two other fugitives from Lincoln Nebraska to Oklahoma.
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Criminal Court
Crane
Norris
Chambless
Robert Cornell
Oklahoma
Billy Joe Pearen
Lawton
Edward Lee Lyles
Oklahoma City
Kingfisher
Pearce
Lyles
Lincon
Nek
Kansas
Graduate Health and Safety Education Course Starts Thursday
A graduate class titled Field Studies in Health and Safety Education will meet at 7:40 p.m. Thursday at Lawton High School. Sponsored by the University of Oklahoma Education Division, No. S98, taught by Dr L T Rogers from OL's education department. Course offers 2 or 4 credits with prerequisites of 12 education hours and undergraduate or senior standing. Cost is $12.40 per credit hour. veterans benefits may apply.
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Lawton High School
Tha
University of Oklahoma
L. T. Rogers
Education Department
Chats about speakers at Chattanooga meeting draw crowd
Special coverage notes guest speakers State Representative Free Harris and Luther Eubanks district judge at the Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce gathering. After the meeting, coffers and doughnuts were served to about 35 members.
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Cuatty Chasears
Chattanooga
Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce
Free Uarris
Luther Eubanks
Religious Play Casting Ready for Favoily Portrait
Casting begins tonight for a three act religious drama Favoily Portrait to be staged November first and second in the First Methodist educh. Reading sessions run through Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Fellowship Hall of the new First Presbyterian church. The Family Portraits drama follows Jesus family and their misunderstanding of His ministry. The cast calls for 29 persons. Bernard D Rhein Chicago Tr dramatist arrived in Lawton Sunday to direct the production which will be presented in the round.
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New First Methodist
Fellowship Hall
New First Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Bernard D. Rhein
Chicago
Lawton Sunday
Baptists Conference Details at Fort Worth Clinic
The report covers Baptist teaching staff and sessions from a Friday clinic. Courses cover cradle roll to adult teaching with instructors including Mrs Douglas Hills and John T Sisemore. Key talks include Teaching to Meet Life Needs by J M Price and a conference on Building and Equipping a Church for Bible Teaching.
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Douglas Hills
Ada W. Rutledge
Jelen Young
Alga Motyhall
Lillian Moore Rice
George B. McClelland
John T. Sisemore
John T Sisemore
Caroline D. Henderson
J. M. Price
School of Religious Education
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
India
Washburn
Westmoreland
Southwestern Bell files proposed rate changes in Oklahoma
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company files with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission schedules that would raise or establish service connection move and change charges restore charges after suspension for non payment installation charges for key equipment and miscellaneous items and rates for extra directory listings and joint user service with an effective date of October 10 1957 while promising no increase in monthly basic service rates and noting possible reductions and new subscriber benefits pending approval A copy of the schedules is available at the Lawton Oklahoma office and interested parties may learn hearing details by contacting the Commission secretary in Oklahoma City
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Corporation Commission of
State of
Oklahoma
Lawton
the Corporation Commission of the
State of Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
YANK Continued from Page One on Prison Visitations
The visitors were required to agree not to question Fechan and Downey about their trial or charges and to avoid note taking. Catholic priests Wagner and McCormack and businessman Redmond are believed under house arrest in Shanghai. Fecteau recalled his shift from aspiring football coach to government worker and described 21½ years in solitary before sentencing. He spoke of harsh conditions, no conversation, no reading, and a nervous tic that faded. Downey, sunburned with cropped hair, said he thinks the system is wrong.
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Fechan
Shanghai
Fectau
Boston University
Central Intelligence Agency
Fecteau
Downey
Prisoners in Separate Cells Reported Healthy Visitors Say
Report says two prisoners in custody are in good health and appear well, with each held in separate cells and sharing a cell with one English speaking Chinese prisoner. Visitors provided the update on the political context involving China and Chiang Kai shek.
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China
Chiang Kaishek
Nashville integrates schools under new grade by grade plan
In Nashville Tennessee the school board adopts a grade by grade integration scheme with a liberal transfer option allowing students to switch schools. White protesters confront entering Negro students while police deter disturbances as crowds gather near Buena Vista and other schools. The move follows a federal court order ending segregation.
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Tennessee
Fehr
Buena Vista School
Buena Vista
Temple Presbyterian Church
Fred Stroud
John Kasper
Stroud
Douglas Hasse
Nashville
Primatene Tablets Claim Quick Asthma Hay Fever Relief
An ad touts a new tiny tablet Frimatene Primatene that opens bronchial tubes and relieves nasal congestion within minutes, offering hours of relief from asthma and hay fever. It markets prescription strength ingredients, with nonprescription access, and a money back guarantee at 38 cents.
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Whitebal Pharmacal
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