Beer License Hearings Set Over Revocation Actions
In Comanche County Judge S R Harper will hear county attorney Manville Redman seek revocation of Downbeat beer license held by Almetta Brooks for dancing allegedly violating prohibition rules. Also on Friday at 10 a m Harper will hear Redman’s bid to revoke Tom Ward’s American Bar license with a separate application by Rhoda Ingram for a new license. Redman alleges illegal pinball machines at American Bar and seeks authority to destroy seized machines. Ward’s slot machine case was continued to Oct 6.
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Comanche County
S. R. Harper
Manville Redman
E. Gore
Almetta Brooks
Redman
Harper
Tom Ward
American Bar
Rhoda Ingram
Ward
The
Steele Westbrook
State Crime Bureau
Toby Morris
Ralph Cline
Friendly Argument Ends In Shooting In Houston
A shoreman from Local 872 and a warehouseman from Local 1331 argued over guns at the Good Time Inn Tuesday night. The dispute ended with Fred Guillory, 41, shot in the neck and hospitalized in serious condition. Police seek Guillory's 40-year-old companion who fled after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
No. 872
Fred Guillory
Jefferson Davis Hospital
Guillory
State Auto Death Toll Rises To 382
Oklahoma highway crash near Tulsa last Saturday added two deaths as Nettie Marshall 75 Locust Grove and her grandson David Gene Brown 10 were reported dead. The accident occurred when a pickup driven by David Brown Jr 41 Tulsa overturned on SH 33 in a rainstorm.
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Tulsa
Nettie Marshall
Locust Grove
Oklahoma
First Of 11 Education Meetings Opens At Capital
Oklahoma City reports the first of 11 education meetings toward an Oct 18 state conference. About 400 patrons and teachers heard discussions on hiring and retaining teachers handling difficult children and parental involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Bond Granted for Accused Oklahoma City Murderer
District Judge W A Carlile approved a $10000 bond for Edgar Thornton Taylor 63 of Oklahoma City charged with murder The bond denial earlier by Justice of Peace Elmo Mc Callister followed Taylor being accused in the shooting death of 40 year old Carl Enoch during an argument Monday His lawyers argued reasonable doubt of guilt and age and long residence in Oklahoma City
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Oklahoma City
W. A. Carlile
Edgar Thornton Taylor
Justice of Peace
Elmo McCallister
Taylor
Carl Enoch
Goodrich Wins State Tire Purchasing Contract
The Oklahoma state standardization committee awarded a six month tire purchasing contract to B. F. Goodrich Co. The firm operates a tire plant at Miami Oklahoma. The new price agreement shows a 13 percent tire price rise. Seven other tire firms bid for the contract.
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Oklahoma City
B. F. Goodrich Co
Goodrich
Miami
Okla
Ira Baker
Board of Affairs
Funeral rites set for Elmer Hyde Maxwell in Lawton
Funeral services for Elmer Hyde Maxwell of Tulsa will be held Friday at 10 a.m. in the Lawton Funeral Home chapel with Rev. J. J. Stowe Jr. officiating. Burial follows in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Maxwell, a Marine veteran born July 10, 1930 near Elgin, died Sunday night from injuries suffered in a Saturday car accident south of Claremore. Survivors include his wife Mabel Lamb Maxwell and four children, three daughters, a son, two sisters, three brothers, and his parents, all listed as residents of various familiar addresses. He was married March 11, 1951 in Lawton and was a member of Haglar Methodist Church in Tulsa.
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Elmer Hyde Maxwell
Tulsa
Lawton Funeral Home
J. J. Stowe Jr
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Maxwell
Claremore
Elgin
Mabel Lamb
Lawton
Haglar Methodist Church
Billy Jean
Shelly Gwenlin
Juanita Fern
Reginald Hyde
Alma Gilliland
Oklahoma City
Fern Maxwell
Kansas City
Harry Bruce Maxwell
Rt. 1
Glenn E. Maxwell
Earl L. Maxwell
Manchester
N.H
Bruce Maxwell
Viola
Ark
Fort Bliss Bank Burglars Sought
In El Paso Texas two or three men are believed to have burglarized the Fort Bliss State National Bank facility on the army post. The $20,000 loss was uncovered Tuesday by teller Hal Stewart. FBI Dallas issued a lookout for two men with pickups sent for questioning. The looters used a large crowbar to force the 5,000 pound safe open while another bank facility nearby saw cash untouched.
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EL Paso
Tex
Fort Bliss
FBI
Dallas
State National Bank of el Paso
Hal Stewart
State National Bank
el Paso National Bank
Comanches To Pick Capital Delegates
Two Comanche tribal delegates to Washington, D.C., will be elected at a 1:30 p.m. meeting Saturday at Fort Sill Indian School. Delegates will confer with attorneys on tribal claims and meet the commissioner of Indian affairs in the capital. Kiowa and Apache delegates will attend the conferences.
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Washington, D.C
Fort Sill
Indian Affairs
Los Angeles Smog Alert Follows Record Inversion
Los Angeles faced another severe smog assault as residents braced for eye irritation and handkerchiefs. The Weather Bureau predicted a 1000-foot inversion keeping pollution near the ground while Air Pollution Control District prepared for a fresh alert. Yesterday's peak reached 93 degrees with humid air. Smog enveloped downtown and the Vernon industrial area for over three hours. Ozone readings reached .90 ppm in Vernon and .85 ppm downtown.
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Los Angeles
Air Pollution Control District
Weather Bureau
Vernon
Comparative Tax Study Planned in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Economic Development Commission voted to hire an outside private accountant to compare Oklahoma taxes with adjoining states. It also ordered a survey of workmen's compensation rates to see if Oklahoma is out of line. The panel backed a tour to attract new industry with the Oklahoma Development Council, with several members joining the eastern industrial centers tour.
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Oklahoma Economic Development Commission
Oklahoma
Department of Commerce and Industry
Randall Klemme
Quake Rocks Los Angeles
An early morning local quake rattled parts of metropolitan Los Angeles with a soft tremor and a sharp shock felt by residents in Compton Gardena Lynwood Bell Huntington Park South Gate and Inglewood. No damage reported and downtown Los Angeles was not affected. Seismologist Dr Charles Ricter of Caltech called it a small local shock likely from just off the coast.
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Los Angeles
Don Yowell
Compton
Gardena
Lynwood
Bell
Huntington Park
South Gate
Inglewood
Charles Ricter
California Institute of Technology
VA Consolidation Nears Completion in Oklahoma City Closure
Most of the Veterans Administration regional office will close Friday and move to Muskogee over the weekend. Consolidation of Oklahoma City and Muskogee offices should finish within a week per Muskogee manager Men ter C Baker. Only the loan guarantee division remains open in Oklahoma City amid statewide controversy and a recent congressional hearing.
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Oklahoma City
Veterans Administration
Muskogee
Menter C. Baker
Baker
Syria ends eight day government crisis with new cabinet
A presidential decree announced the end of Syria's eight day crisis and the formation of a new cabinet led by 59 year old independent Said Ghazzi. The cabinet includes representatives from most political parties.
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Damascus
Syria
Said Ghazzi
Bill rejoins our sales force for auto and truck needs
We announce Bill is back on our sales team and invite you to call him to discuss automobile and truck requirements.
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Bill
Killer Of Mother Brother Gets Life
Floyd Shaw pleaded guilty to the murders of his mother Jessie Shaw 72 and brother Claude 41 near Boley Oklahoma on June 5 following an argument over money. District Judge Jess Miracle sentenced Shaw to life imprisonment after the surprise plea.
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Okemah, Okla
Floyd Shaw
Jess Miracle
Shaw
Jessie Shaw
Claude
Boley
Kiwanis Club Sees Film On Activities
Northwest Kiwanis members watched a 30 minute film on Kiwanis work and community roles at a Tuesday luncheon. Paul Bluethman led the program with guests Col. Willis Shelton Fort Sill Glen Winters Salvation Army and W R Taylor. Downtown attendees included Wesley Reagan Lonnie Knight Vernon Carmichael Jean H Matthews Joe Narmore Cullen Raley Floyd Zook Jack McBee Blake Bryant Dr J T Hicks and Rev J Walter Browers.
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Northwest Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Paul Bluethman
Col
Willis E. Shelton
Fort Sill
Glen Winters
Salvation Army
W. R. Taylor
Wesley Reagan
Lonnie Knight
Vernon Carmichael
Jean H. Matthews
Joe Narmore
Cullen Raley
Floyd Zook
Jack McBee
Blake Bryant
J. T. Hicks
J. Walter Browers
Science claims non surgical pile shrink with Bio Dyne cure
A healing substance named Bio Dyne shrinks piles and relieves itching without surgery. Doctors report actual reduction of piles and patients say the problem has ceased. Available in ointment form under a brand. Reproductions show U. S. patent numbers and druggist guarantee.
Tillman County Fair Judging Opens at Frederick Today
Judging of Tillman county fair exhibits will be held today and tomorrow. Livestock judge is Bob Daugherty from Oklahoma A&M. Crop and sails instructor Don Prophet from Cameron A&M in Lawton will judge crops and Jess Banks from Granite will judge poultry. Mrs Alma Garner and Mrs Allie Swackhammer will judge girls and women's work.
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Frederick
Tillman County
Bob Daugherty
Oklahoma A&m
Don Prophet
Cameron A&m
Lawton
Jess Banks
Granite Vocational
Alma Garner
Jackson County
Allie Swackhammer
Cameron
Five Civilized Tribes Land Sold At Muskoke Oil Lease Sale
Twenty one tracts totaling 1160 acres owned by the Five Civilized Tribes sold at an oil and gas lease sale in Muskogee. The land brought 17950 dollars, averaging 15.47 dollars per acre.
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Muskogee
Okla
Five Civilized Tribes
Snug Brand Denture Cushions Introduced For Comfort
Snug brand re liners promise quick relief from loose dentures and sore gums. The plastic cushions fit both upper and lower plates, staying soft and pliable for 2 to 6 months and peeling out when replacement is needed. Price listed as 2 liners for $1.50 with a money back guarantee.
SBA Chief To Hear Story Of Drouth
Amarillo Texas reports Wendell B. Barnes SBA chief will meet Southwest bankers and businessmen tomorrow to discuss administering the drouth disaster business loan program. The conference expects participants from Texas Colorado Kansas New Mexico and Oklahoma. SBA makes 3 percent loans to small firms with economic injury due to the drought and lacking private credit.
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Amarillo
Tex
Small Business Administration
Wendell B. Barnes
SBA
Texas
Colorado
Kansas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
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Elmer H. Maxwell
Fort Bliss Bank
Elmer Scott Whitt
Robert Whitt
Caldwell County
Bill Redman
Harry Nesbitt
Gene Pond
Service
Gore
W. P
Bill) Bowman
St Joseph Aspirin
Miracle
Kiwanis Club
Drouth
Jayne
D. Jayne & Son
Armstrong Quaker
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