Ardmore Fraud Trial Postponed in Carter County
Ardmore trial of Carter County Commissioner Paul Meart and automobile dealer Claud Arnold on conspiracy charges was postponed again due to a previously set criminal docket. Judge W. D. Monroe, filling in for ill Judge Caldwell, set no new date. Heartsill Arnold and Commissioner Lonnie Rooney are accused of defrauding the county in claim payments. Rooney seeks a separate trial date, and legal maneuvers may reshuffle jurors and dockets.
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Paul Meartsik
Claud Armole
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John €. Caldeal
Heartsill
Arnold
Lonnie Rooney
Hearthill
Caldwell
Glen O. Morris
Ossinhoma
Supreme Court
Josephire Caldwell
Attomney
Livtey
Manrou
Yontfora
Venters
Sid
Rooney
Vial
Trade Falls Down In San Francisco Robbery Attempt
Bill Lutz, 30, asked bartender James McGranhan for a price on a gun. McGranhan refused, Lutz insisted he needed money and the gun was loaded. Officer James Ward disarmed Lutz and arrested him for attempted robbery.
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Bill Lutz
James MecGranhan
McGranhan
Lute
James Ward
Lutz
Ex Solon’s Trial Opens In Norman
The opening testimony in the manslaughter case against former state Rep Johnson from Stillwater began in Norman. Prosecution witnesses included J. C. Chadwick and highway patrolman Neeman Allen. The defendants face three counts of first degree manslaughter after a car collision near Lexington on August 11, 1998, that killed Mays Charwick’s husband and five daughters Celia Kaye and Bobbyee Lyina. District Judge Joe Shumate presides. special prosecutor William Bandy, and other officials were present. disqualifications were noted for Elvin Seawn and Hex Bussey due to personal ties.
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Iighway
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Charwick
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Joe Shumate
Pauls Wall
White Wiliam Bandy
Universal Oklahoma
Elvin Seawn
Hex Bussey
Sergeant Freed Of Abuse Charge Fi
Carson Colorado reports the second of eight Army enlisted men charged with mistreatment at a base was cleared by a special court martial yesterday. Sel dock Riley 27 of Brunswick Georgia was cleared of withholding trainees mail calling on formation while drunk and punishing two trainees for refusing to buy company stationery. Four others have been indicted and more await trial.
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Tiomors
Truman Sees Hope In Integration Row
New York UP Former President Harry S Truman said the influx of Negroes into Southern public schools might help bring the integration problem to a quicker solution. Truman, during his morning walk, warned the issue could affect the Democratic Party. He declined further comment and said he would work on a statement of integration on his return to Independence, Missouri.
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Harry S. Truman
Truman
Democratic Party
Focther
Independence
Service Station Battery Theft Report
Eugene Howeth told police early this morning a six volt battery was stolen from Curt's Service Station at Ser ond and I as a group of men entered the building about 1 20 while their car was being serviced Nathaniel Beaty reported a bicycle taken from his home C J McCaig noted four hub caps removed from his Chevrolet 149
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Curt
Serond
Howeth
Nathaniel Beaty
Monroe
C. J. McCaig
Airman Held For Burglary In Enid Oklahoma
ENID Oklahoma UP M Sgt William J Courtmanche 24 was arrested at his home by police and Air Force investigators as alleged member of a burglary wing involving airmen at two Texas bases Four airmen were arrested in San Antonio Tuesday and the day before Officers recovered a portable television set a 12 gauge shotgun and a fishing boat at Courtmanche s trailer home He had been transferred from a Texas base in May One of the four airmen held in Texas said inactivity at Laughlin Air Force Base Del Rio Texas spurred the burglaries
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Okla
William J. Courtmanche
Air Force
Texas
Courtmanche
Vance Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Courtraarnche
Laughlin Air Forcs
del Rio
Armen
Man 61 Hidden in Tavern Face Burglary Probe
A 61 year old man found hiding under a bed in Bert's Brass Rail tavern at 201 E while officers investigated a burglary attempt. Detectives say burglary tools and broken vending machines late at night support a possible break in, though the man claims he slept in the booth until closing.
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Bert
Avaterlay
Li Clea Stout
Ben
Stout
Alfcers
REA Charges GRDA Waste In Oklahoma Power Row
Oklahoma City rural electric spokesman Roscoe Keffer says Grand River Dam Authority idled generators while buying power from Public Service Co. He asserts GRDA could save 35 268 dollars by paying for August power, noting water in Grand Lake. A temporary contract runs while a new deal sits before the state Supreme Court, possibly affecting Hamlin Ferry area.
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Public Service Co
Roscoe Keffer
Oklahoma Statewide Electric Association
Grand Lake
Keifler
Four Traffic Cases Disposed By Judge Oaks
Four traffic cases were disposed of this morning in a municipal court by Judge J. Merle Oaks. A.V. Easley, 47, of 1808 Mr. Kinley, was fined 10 for operating vehicle with improper brakes. Preston Anderson, 41, of 228 Gore, forfeited 17 bond for driving without a license. Walter Emory, 31, Dallas, forfeited 11 bond for improper passing. Tommy Hill, 27, Los Banos, Calif, forfeited 20 bond for failing to yield right of way. One man forfeited 12 bond for public drunkenness.
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A.V. Easley
Kinley
Preston Anderson
Gore
Walter Emory
Dallas
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Tommy Hill
Los Banos
Calif
Man Loses Wallet and Ninety Dollars in Lawton Cafe Incident
Ernest Tove of Mustang Oklahoma reported to officers this morning that his billfold containing $90 was missing after a night in Lawton. He traveled with a Snyder man, visited two clubs, then a cafe where he offered to pay. The Snyder man left in his car before police arrived.
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Thailand Premier’s party shaken by jail of 44 supporters
In Bangkok the pro Western government of Premier Pibulsonggram loses 44 National Assembly allies as Marshal Sarit Thanarat leads 46 military resignations from the administration party. The defections tilt power toward an opposition seeking warmer ties with Red China and withdrawal from the SEATO alliance. The Seri Manangklasili party holds a 158 128 majority but defections threaten influence.
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Phony Cash Scheme Foiled By Real FBI Lab Presence
In Los Angeles a man posing as a detective named Weigat pursued counterfeit bills. Rose's clerk, Rose, handed over 118 dollars in a box before a taxi departed. Detective Wright confirmed his authentic badge as the real federal investigation unit began its involvement.
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University Station
Robert Wright
Executive Says Profit Dirty Word
Vernon Volland executive director of the Automobile Seat Cover Manufacturers Association says businessmen are afraid to use the word profit. He argues profit leads to better leisure and prosperity and urges clarifying that every product and action creates a profit.
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UPI
Pratik
Vernon Volland
Automobile Seat Cover Manufacturers Association
Seashore Junction Railway Display Shows Historic Trolleys
In Biddeford Maine the Seashore Junction Railway showcases a stray car line that does not run. The New England Electric Railway Historical Society displays scaled open cars as part of its exhibit, highlighting roughly 60 trolley cars from horse car days to interurban services.
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Biddeford
Seashore Junction Railway
New England Electric Railway Historical Society
Iere
Gas heated homes rise in United States forecast
CHICAGO UP Gas heated homes throughout the nation are expected to pass the two million mark in the next three years according to the Gas Appliance Manufacturers Assoc The group predicts a total of 3 706 000 more gas heated homes will be added to the 16 730 000 in existence at the end of 1955 The association which covers more than 55 percent of U S gas appliance output cites rising use of gas for cooking water heating refrigeration clothes drying air conditioning and related needs as the factor driving demand
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The
Trade Organization
Woolen Money Promotes Geneva Anniversary
Geneva residents and businesses accept wooden six cent ten cent and two cent coins issued to mark the citys 130th anniversary. Bankers merchants and shoppers join in the promotion as the unusual token gains circulation.
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Geneva
Henryetta Firemen Protect Their Fire House Vehicle
Henryetta firemen quickly shielded the Few Give truck from sun damage by erecting an awning over the west side door of the fire house. The improvised protection aimed to preserve the truck's bright red finish and extend its life.
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Henryetta
Gxta
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