Election judge list by precinct for Mexico city and school
Election judges for the school and city have been appointed and posted by precinct. Precincts 1 to 9 list the names assigned to polling places in Mexico and nearby rural polling for the district. One rural precinct uses the courthouse community room as polling, with school board officials appointing that location.
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Mexico High School
L.M. Garner
A.W. Meine
Bessie Stuart
Henry Moore
Leo Hall
Edwin Campbell
Courthouse Recorder’s Office
William Stubblefield
C.H. Nichols
Russell Phillips
Nina Phillips
G.A. Lowry
Hazel Wilmer
Courthouse
EB. Winston Reed
Carl McCune
Dessie Elliott
Grace Pack
Hubert Williams
James Wilson
McMillan School
Letha Nelson
Drucy Smith
Anna Reymer
Herman Lichtenberg
Charlene Quisenberry
Jack Kincheloe
Courthouse Welfare Office
Russell
Edward Dubbert
Pleasant Smith
Walter Moore
Garfield Community Center
Isabelle Foreman
William Banks
Walter Ritter
Homer Martin
Gertrude van Horn
Virgil Vance
Eugene Field School
Marilyn Kiburz
Mary Ellen Daniel
Edna Knox
Carl Bradley
Kenneth Bingham
Jewell Bybee
Mexico
Spainhower vows no commitments for campaign funds
James I. Spainhower, seeking the Democratic nomination for state treasurer, pledges he will not seek or accept commitments from banks or bank officials. Speaking to the Cherokee Lions Club in St. Louis he argues public office should be open to modest means and that campaign financing is a thorny problem. He notes statewide campaign costs are high and claims his income averages about $10,000 a year, funded by individual contributors of modest means.
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ST. Louis
James I. Spainhower
Spainhower
Cherokee Lions Club
Will Rogers Memorial draws visitors from all ages
In Claremore Oklahoma Paula Love curator notes that new generations study Will Rogers and visit the memorial which hosts about half a million visitors yearly. Recordings of his humor thrill guests while the memorial sits near Oklahoma 88 open daily with no admission fee. The site honors Rogers who died in 1936 and opened in 1938. Visitors also tour the J M Davis Gun Museum nearby with large gun collections and artifacts open daily. During peak season thousands visit daily with guests from all states and 17 foreign countries.
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Tulsa Daily World
Associated Press
Claremore
Okla
Will Rogers
Oklahoma
Paula Love
Rogers
Memorial For Young and Old
Oklahoma 88
Point Barrow
Alaska
J.M. Davis Gun Museum
Davis
Union
California Judges Face Wave of Mail Over Death Penalty Ruling
California Supreme Court has received hundreds of letters opposing its Feb. 18 death penalty ruling. About 700 of more than 800 letters oppose the decision, with crude remarks and calls to vote against judges. Gov. Reagan’s office reports 3,700 letters, 77 in support.
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Sacramento
Calif
California Supreme Court
State High Court
California
Gale Bishell
San Francisco
Algeria
Department of Injustice
Supreme
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