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Gary Booing at
t HA net 21—
1?--Wet advocees claimed to
day there ‘k as no question but
'hat GO Ilamond Gary was
booed At the Oklahoma-Kansas
football game last Saturday and
the reason was his land on
prohibition
Some voinesses at the game
said the thought the crm‘d
sk as booing a referees decision
but repeal forces contended
otherwise
1 think it vi as unquestion-
ably his comments on the cock
tail party" said Dick Wilson
pxertooe secretary of a repeal
Seven Killed Others
Lie Critically Ihirt
Victims on Highways
By UNITED PRESS
Seven persons died over the weekend F15 a result
rf traffic ficcidents in Oklahoma and several ethers
were critically hurt
In addition at least four persons from Oklahoma
died in traffic accidents in Texas
To of the deaths m ere reported :Monday bringing the
state s total for the year to :154 as compared mith 524 at this
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vi as 99
Trooper IT 11 Washmon saidll
t t Ian automobile driven by Boman
By ELME R C WALZE R i Miller 28 Konavca collided '0 ith
the automobile in xs hich Mrs
United Press Financial Editor Armstrong was ridinc Miller was
' N EW YORK Ott 21 — Ipi in critical condition at McBride
I hospital Oklahoma City
stocks today suffered their wid'
1tAIS AS AVUOy 01-111K I IE ki AU
ED IOU YOPK 111-0
est decline since Oct 10 19::)3 -
who died in a Hue° hospital early
with nearly billion wiped offimanday of injuries received in a
the slate of market values eine-car accident Sunday tw o
There were four periods of tick- miles eaq of Bos‘toll on US 7(1
cr lateness in the day IA hich saw The car in which she was a
volume rise to around the 4 Ono -T'a"erig" as traveling We
when a rear tire blew out The
o00-share mark The tape ran be-i
automidUle driven by Mary Red-
hind early in the first hour again N ine 21 Hugo overturned and
in the second hour the third hour'l Mrs York was pinned under the
and then in the fourth with late- I vehicle trooper said
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ness carrying over into the fifth 'C CHESTER LEE NORDIN laremore 1
hour l Ile was killed at 6:30 pm Sun-
7CM losses raneed to 6 points In when his ear hit the Panther
such a super blue chip as Du Pont creek hridge on Sit 88 south of
hch set a now low Nletals were ( laremore
flocked down The highgrade: vinGlltertINSoN 1(1 Oklaho'
estment caliber issue Amen-
ma Cite injured Friday nieht
rfl Telephore w as dow n more a CO11iS011 at Southwest 29111 and
Paa 3 Rails were hainmered:may aNenue in the eapital
n 1A111S FLOTIE FIFLDS 37 Ok-''
Nll the lows the industrials lahoma City who died Saturday
ere at their lowest since May of iniuries received Oct 13 in an
1N3 rails since June 10 1931 accident near Chickasha
idilnies since Jan 23 19311 MRS NANcy LEE NVNBEEN
I lie ceneral avcra2e of the is- Noo (lied Friday night following a
touched its lowest since Dec
1951 :collision w
near Oasso
I t1S BERTIF BIRD
Immediate reason for the sharpSprinedale Ark who Nk ni kdlPd
bri 1I was a drop fl teel produe-lw hen her husband's car rammed
Meantime thr're was sellinginto a road roller on S IF 33 near
to accounts that had been impair- :leansas Okla
rd in recent declines TaN loss' CHARLES NV STRAWN ClaH
transactions rounded out the leg :en 1‘110 V as :killed in a collkion
()uffle sales and left the market I rn 80 near Weatherford Tex
in a weakened state :Saturday
Steel shares Na ere hard bit w ith Two Tinker air force base air-
!ON running from more than 2men Vernon Vinyard 2S and
in US steel to more than 4 in Kenneth Caldwell 21 were killed
I lie general average of these is- wt-o (lied Friday night following a - - --i i iti It ?IA I Illi
SI tk7Rill j I rip
snos touched its lowest since Dec Timper -
ature- o -11::11 t 2 p m I Virginia law-remoYes -an-
By UNITED PRESS thority over plac('ment of shi-
ll 1951 :collision near 0k ass()
: I 'VIPS BERTIF BIRD 11 Mondav ): low 10 Sundl N ht"h I t
'' ' i'iiris that dumped over an dents from local school boards
l "" ' b 1" inch of moisture on the °kid- and sPCks to make the hoards
'u ro
ndUde reason for the sharpSpringdale 41k who V ng kinell GI Iiw 41 'tit- 'i":i lifth -9 "
bri ak was a (Imo in steel produc-lw hen her husband's car rammed low 18 homa Panhandlo over the yea- IIIIMIMP from integration suits
:oti Meantime there was selling into a road roller on S If :l3 near:
O
Itnit moved eastward Monday :It vests assignment in the hands
to accounts that had been impair- ''lanas Okla AR EA WEATHE R OUTLOK tluymon reported 110 inch dur- of a state hoard
rd in recent declines Ta loss' CHARLES NV STRAWN f ()1C1-‘11WIA ---CimidY throuith ing the 72-hour period ending If a white school admit
transactions rounded out the luL! :on who was lolled in tt Punkin" Tuesda : occasnuial nun over munday morni: negroes the governor may closo
volume sales and left the market 'n US 80 near Weatherford Tex stalt 1:h -- to 65: cinudy
with Light rain fell in the central it deny it states funu1 s and pro
in a weakened state :Saturday oceasioniii rain 111P-tlitY hiLzht and west portions of Oklahoma vide for "private" education of
and Wednesday: turning cold en Nhmday and as expected to cOn- its white students
Steel shares were hard hit with Two Tinker a'r force base air-
losses running from more than 2 men Vernon Vinyard 2R and northwest late Wednesday 'tinue and spread over thP stale In other action trida the su-
in US steel to more than 4 in Kenneth Caldwell 21 were killed KNSAS — M o s I I y cloudy:Tuesday preme court:
"c""tnal rain Temperatures were m armer in Aoreed to hear a r g um ent s on
Wheeling Republic and Vanad-in a collision on US 77 six miles through Tuesday:
Itim lost 3 or more each In the 'north of Denton Ti' Sonday
rails declines extended to more WANDA GAD EPPLER
r ri an 3 in Denver and Mo Grande year-old Machil girlvho vas kill-
Western and Illinois Central Tex- P d Sunday in a collision on US
as Pacific Coal & fell more237 south of 'Alemphis Tex
than 4 in the oils lier mother 'Airs (lark Epplcr
Kerr McGee at its low vas off n brother Bill 17 and Mrs Ila -
P :'vl Bean of Madill v err injured
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Chicago Bright Spot
To Industry Seekers
By WALLACE KIDD
CHIC AGO Oct 21 — The
1957 Oklahoma Development
councirs industrial tour went on
the road today in 2:3 sections of
northern and north-eentral 1:mt-
ed Stales
The pattern of ‘kork k the
same for 131- Oklahoma business
and professional men Who olun
teered their time and services
selling Oklahoma In ffont of
them in more than 54 industry
offices is a letter from Okla-
homa's Governor Gary
That serves as introduction—a
dooropener in gile anssers to
firms Nkho are interested in what
Oklahoma has to offer a new or
an expanding manufacturer or
processor
c Hea20 is one of the tour
bright spots
Industries who riplied favor-
11ly to Governor Gdrys letter
are in five prospect classifica-
tions All calls assigned here to
six crew korkers and group lead
or RaTol II K:emme state de
partment of commerce and in-
dustry director are in the No 1
class—"must make" calls
Careful screening of Chicago's
54 prospects show they are important
EIGHT I'AGES
zroup thP Christian Litae for
control
—Thry ere inlerfly boom!:
around tk here I k zo"
said
-You could hcar !he thmz
boom hack and forth acro
the stadium It kk a nt one
ectiori They ‘k cre booinc: ev-
erk Nt hcre"
State Sen Gitorge
ck ni-thihoma democrat-
ic rcpcal eandidatu for (iver
nor voiced r (tom mcni
—Where I NA thy v cite y
Gi e him a drill 6f
N al er' Mikie sky said
Both ehart2vd the vi
date in 1951i
fhe
ARS THELMA ARMSTRONG'
:4 Sem mole Ikho died in an ek
lahinala City hospital Sunday nf
'nju nes revel ed In a tvo-car col
Saturday tuf9)t nine miles
south of Seminole on State High-
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Ilandhng ('ll1 wl h Mem me
are Dr Paul Limzentolter Clin-
ton physician: Loink Yarmnk
Lawton metals dealer C IL
Fawks Briqow banker J C
Kennedy Lawton rNiltor: Ron
aid Anderson Guthrie 011ml-wt
of om ni (Toe manager and John
Connor state commerce and in-
du!stry department official
Kennedy and Mom me arc the
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only men With previous tour ex
PCflen Ce
pculunce r iv c IJA 1 I-UM A“ I
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Itich of the guess work of the OKLAHOMA — Temperatures
six previous tours has horn re-win aVern'T about five degrees
!
!limed from the Present onej'elow normal in Oklahoma r
fo
Tour chairman Wayne A Dar- thy five4h1Y Period Tne'mlY
den OG&E representative has th1nir2h Saturday: normI low
changed industryseekin tem
g efforts peratu ri
re 44 ormil h i g h
from a shulgun to a rifle ay) temperature near -Th turning
p Mde
roach Prospects have a (r Thursday or Friday: pre-11
themcelves k n n n In Oklii elnitaium far the period is ex
humans fl11"It'd to average 20 to An inch
The Oklahmnans are approach- i f Wallowa to In to
in w clerr- -1--k- ' —
i co inch in eastern 01-Litiorryr
ing them with particular facts ' ' - " '
ti :yntrat precipitation 1 expected
It there are questions sün
Tuesday and Wednesday and
l
lite mannmans are approacn
Ho inch in eastern oldbon":! I enor sings Italian LOS ANGELES Oct 21 ---qt-- It was reported that the boxcarl L-
ing them with particular facts - i Professor Stanley It Toik nsend
I
pntrai prpcipital inn Li eNpecier
1 11 t f Cast French
s o
It there a re questions carried 52 tohs of shells when it PENSACOLA Fla Oct 21 ---Mti Rev J F Keith about 73 form
Sc""Tuecd a
av nd Wednesday ednsday and I said residents of Vienna are a
Saler11011 have arranged to get
-1''' y again b t Saturday 1 rACO 1 —IP— Opera!iittle behind the times in their
am a ou IlIC
1 — Oct began exploding before dawn — Police recommended a firm ! cr minister of the Evangelical
probabl
i The car bad been dropped off hand in the right place for three United Brethren church here and
accurate answers ! lovers were hard put to follow i conception o what 1
! co eti f ht Americans
on the main line by a freight!t?enagers they took in hand forithe father of Mrs Joe Morton
What is happening today in MARKETS AT A GLANCE the libretto of Ambrose Thomas' I find on the dinner table train when the fire sprang up lhaving a hand in a neighborhoo&Jr 313 West Florence died at a
Chicago is happening also in Stocks lower in active trading Ilyric opera "Mignon" Saturday Dr Townsend who recently re Chaffin said there appeared to ! scare hospital in Sentinel Sunday fol
cleveland Boston New Yorki ponds 10‘‘ er when a new tenor joined the cast iurned from a trip to Austria be no damage to homes and The youths were stopped after towing a heart attack
Detroit and Pillshurgh It will Grains in Chica co! Wheat i Tenor Alvino Misciano sang in said many Viennese believe Cali- buildings around the boxcar otb driving through the area with a Funeral arrangements had not
he haPpening for at least another corn (Nils obcans and lard Italian: the rest of the cast sang fcrnians still depend on buffalo er than holes from the flyingilifelike rubber hand protruding heen completed Monday accord-
five diQ si fulurcs lim cr i in French i 'neat for food fragments from the trunk of their car jug to word received locally
BLACNIVE1 0K1
Norman 'Inspiration' to Wets
1)fliz al IA the' terrryil
iiirts I-1
1:INC it zt
CI (I:fly 1 I trn ith
01titerf"
t'k1:k Nirtytt
tiiiry rim into
bMlh itril dry s‘
si11 Is Ass root!! fif A 11(
r h told (4 nti
ro-fy
tilt vice
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to IA Or
fi of FT1 tor
rito
Vet and (:old Ahead
hr l‘cather maps belnw givP tilt S Wvather
rt01's limg-ramq c from nnw un til mid-
foreaA
' cruller it i!-z unt a pecific ft)rccat in the nsual
1-c hut fl ESTIMATE f)f thf axcrage tpmperature
c ttin
preipian periud
wcathrr mips belnw givP HIP I' S Wont her
forceast frnin nnw wit 1 mid-
' No crnher It i!-z tint a spocille ft)11cit in the nswil
ne hut fl ESTIINTE nf hf axcrage tprniwrature
and precipittitoi periud
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NEAR
NORMAL
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BELOW
MUCH
BELOW
PROW
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MPEIIATM!k
'temperatures from now until nild-November are expected to
average below ocasonal normals over the southwestern quarter
of the nation awl also along the Gulf Coast Above normal
temperatures are predicted for the Atlantic Coast States the
Ohio alley and the Great Lakes (legion In unspecified areas
about normal tcmperatures are In prospect
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MODERATE Z
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HEAVY'
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Precipitation from now until mid-Nmember Ls expected to
exceed normal over most of the country except for subnormal
amounts in the Pacific Northweat and near normal over the
Northeast and estern Plateau
Culendur
Tonih1—Possible rain
Tonintiim —Pribt(i rain
t niperature—Iligh to 2 p m
or drinle (-Ayr most nf stile : TM
important tern perature chane:
hili 5363
SUNDAY TEMPERATURES
1 a in 47 1 pm 61
2 am 47 2 p m I'll
3 am 47 3 p !II 61
1 I a m 1 p M fil
' 5 am ':'' 5 P "I' ' 59
6 a m 11 6 P 111 - 57
7 a in 41 '7 prn
8 a nin 44 S p to 34
r) -1 n p ril 71
to a m 33 10 p tn 32
1 a in f 11 p m 33
12 noon AO 12 midn 32
ior
hi
1
: 2
3
MONDAY TEMPERATURES
1 a m I 8 a m
2 a m q am
3 am 41 10 a m
am 50 11 a m
a m So 12 N
a m I 1 pm
7 am )0 2 p m
Rarometcr at 2 p tn 3007 a
falling
51
53
52
51
57
5S
nd
FIVE DAY FORECAST
'MONDAY OCT 21
(IN crnnr (Iry c thy hlef
1trate of 01lahn1113 a per
rLd Drd peldical Poo
t rt L and there ‘‘ as
the liquor h didn't be send
f()I- 71e the clitoral
flary dochned to cty hy he
hAnd cilled officers Instead
ho scolded the port y hero and
klahotnals eiti-
ltIT" for pubhcly ornbarra
tz '-
him and the vice rresI
it
Vikon nf the repeal groop
‘Aici toWt tho reasnn for not
callin the of fieer as oh
1 11
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ABOVEri )
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NORmAL
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NORMAL
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LIGHT
7
'04ok
A4'oit
14:astbound Rams
Seen Over State
'
Through Tuesdlv
the Panhandle Monday T h e
weather bureau predicted little
change for Tuesday
Rain spread over the kestern
half of the state Sunday night
leaving 27 inch at Guymon and
Hobart overnight 14 at Gage
17 at Altus 15 at Lawton 07
at Fort Sill and a trace at Okla-
homa City end Ponca City
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maroon Band Superior
In District Contest
Blackwell highschool's Ma
room band received a superior
rating in the district marching
contest Monday morning at Pon
ca City
The band is directed by Dale
Williams
The parade Monday afternoon
and night show were cancelled
because of threatened rain
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ATLANTA Oct 21 --11P— Thei gators to disclose a recor
thief who ransacked Nora Ander-1 conversation between convii
son s apartment here is going to extortionist J o s e p h (So(
lie disappointed when he partakes ter osnzcaaenndtineon attorney S
e YI'
of the fruits of his evil labors
I no 15 samp1 e-si7ed w hiskey
Californian s Live on
iottles he burgled rgled are fille with
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Buffalo Vienna Idea
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i Tenor Sings Itaian
LOS ANGELES Oct 21 —
'
hest f Cast French
o irrolessor Stanley IL Town
said residents of Vienna al
19: - )7
Thi1 1111 AnOther 4V1 !
!be ertated 111
caid
"Tht police kt ere t rP
thP cnn nfficc viere - ku
the onto sk ere It
ttts Fill and
cre there to 4uarti the
pri-ddent n ho ed!-e (Tull
call The la t atrt Joy
there
" rtirre ac Tlfl polet In CP11
111:: he‘ otr p:-
ready there—
—the ctrai-:
thing lc that hi excellerc‘
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Oct 21 — tr
Thr cuprenle (mut today truck
n her Ho ‘' at southern t
tempt to Illnek nr delay schoqi
dregregatIon
It refued In bear A 1 ITTinta
APPral n:aln I federal court i)r
ders to integrate the Not-folk and
Newport N: 1 schools
This leaves in effect a ruling
by the Fourth US circuit court
IPPPIls which linocked slown
the flamers to school integration
raised by Virginia's 11)6 pupil
placement act
Other southern states have
adopted similar laks to nullify
the supreme (ourt's 19S4 racial
desegregation ('duct They were
witching today's action for an
indication of how their laws
fare in court
Neither the supreme court por
the appeals court rided directly
(Ti the constitutionality of the
Virginri Li V But both groups
left standing an opinion by fed-
eral District Judge Walter E
liofnian of Norfolk that the law
I' unconstitutional
Thr' acIPIn left Hoffman free
to order the school boards to ad-
mit negro applicants to Norfolk
i
and NeN port NeW S schools
A separate appeal is being car
:riot through the courts 0(Rmst
'a similar desegregation ruling
'lecting Arlington Va schools
A laycycr for the National as
sociation for the Advancement of
'cntorrd people (NAACP) said he
!interpreted the high court's'
!action trvia coupled with lower
court rulinr1c as throwing out the
N i r g i n i a law
! On this ha' he id the
NAAIT prohahly will a4 federal
riLstrict court Alhert V Bryan in
Alexandria to order immediate
intr2ration uf Arlington Fehonls
ThP LJAg
a California law that organi-
zations must file a loyalty oath
to qualify for property tax
exemptions The court had re-
ceived five appeals on the is-
sue It acted today on only
two filed by the People's
church of San Fernando valley
and the First Unitarian church
of Los Angeles Chief Justice
Earl Warren a Californian did
not take part in the action
Granted a hearing to Wil
llam Francis Rupp of Orange
county California under death
sentence for the fatal shooting
of a ISyearold girl in a rape
attempt
Granted a hearing to Bart
Caritativo Filipino houseboy of
Stinson Beach Calif who was
condemned to death in San
Quentin's gas chamber three
years ago He was convicted
of the hammer and knife mur-
ders of Camille and Joseph
Banks owners of a beach re
sort The high court had turned
down two previous appeals
Let stand a decision permit-
ting New York state investi-
gators to disclose a recorded
conversation between convicted
extortionist Joseph (Socks)
Lanza and an attorney Sylves-
ter Cosentino
sINGLE 5'
br:orpr hiLihly incensed
(icr the cocktail party N!1I TIo!
a T1 er the (ricoinn hiN he
didn't call the police
—ITere Is scarcely a dinner
of consequence had 1 r the
ei1atnre N‘ II h011t the cus-
tomary and ustiiil social hi:ff"
the senator LioNer
nor has nevir thouiiht of call-
Iniz the police on thy
lure and I don't inia:ine he
every
"The time has come to face
up to thy isne honestl aml
realistically Like coetrol
liquor out of the hands of tht
and pot It the
hands of the stafse"
MEW now gnaw mar mom sowr ow
it NNW MOW noir noel oint gm
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THE NEW BRIDGE across the Chikaskia river at the north edge of Blackwell was finished
Monday after nearly ten months of oftoninterrupted work The li290000 proiect built by the
Banta Construction Co of Enid end supervised by A P Thompson Pryor will be officially
opened soon but the exact date has not been set
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il
Fairnlyz Bureau it en Days o
Meet Tuesday Night
Thr Kay County Farm riureali pants must he between the age: !"
I
'Ail! hold its annual meeting of IS to 2S :ind memlicrs of Farm I i
Thesdo night in the hihschtiol rurcan families
cafeteria for the purpose of electsl The contes1 m ill coini t nf lour The
ing officers for I958 And the se classes vocal instrumental hridi
Icrtion of delegates to the state Hunan' danciny tint' kit 1
L Pr al ll
convention to be held at Ukiah° l The grand prize of the talent 1
ma City in November Icontest will consist of an all ex- i '-' 11111'
i
The meeting mill be preceeded 'tense paid trip to the Oklahoma accordi
by a dinner at S:30 pm and the!City meeting at which time theSnyder
membership is asked to bring m ell ' m inner m ill compete in a state ttil
tilled haskets of food and table 1 ent find contest the m inner of
I ‘ het
service i hat going to the National Farm'
A feature of the meeting will hi' llureau MPPiing in Chicago with mg or
I
a "lident 111111 contest sponsored' all expensec paid Door
:)y the Kay County Farm Burcau!:dso ht gien
1W omen (avers of the K:
Tho object of the contest ic In 'Farm Euroau ir urE!in
The
object
of
the
contst
ic In'
—
help promote talent in the Farm Errs M h0 pWS ihiy can to attend da-v but a Chamber of COMMNTP
Bureaus families and all partici i Hits meeting spokesman said setting the formal
:opening date rested with Governor
i
Sheik Iflolv 'Saturday Record
:()as)r(:(ibl(riirsLs: e‘al fit artl 0: that : p N :) nnnh i enalgssitcht:hllI not
Pa p e r Collection
1 !
When i340:ss:tar
'least s Scouter
! !a job that will begin Tuesday and
I r iiii t1 i r 1
Marvin Wilsnn floy Scoot pa- probably
ly last no ore than a
a lldleS 1 Ie
INT driVC chairman Ntooday con- week
E!ratulated city reident4 on thelid The eBnanytaanCdonfsotrr(uncitaionn Acomp:
P
PIEDMONT Ala net 2T-1P !
response to the weekend paper PanY
A boxcar loaded with artillery drive 'Thompson who has been super-
shells caught fire early today on vising the project since June left
' flus v as the illti drive we
Idlachivell Monday for Walters
the outskirts of this small north!
only a state crew behind
! have had in many months" he !as-inrz
east Alabama low n and an esli !said l to handle the road shoulder prep-
'mated 2004300 persons w ere evac-! arations
1 WiDon pointed out that paper
tilited from their homes to escapcnnw i sbriddnd and nnd by us iliolway 177 was closed
:exploding fragments and traffic detoured around the
packers in shipping instead of ex-
The fire severed a prmer line -1ridt-te site Dec 26 of last year
ccIsior and that if newspapers I and work began early in January
I ' cutting off electricity to Pied-
I are bundled separately f r o in 1 hot after three months heavy
:moot and surrounding areas
'magazines scouts receive 25 per trains sent the Chikaskia on a
! No one vk as injured Police !rampage that delayed the $290-
cent more for their sale
land firemen plus a small detaeh-' 60 project for over two months
1 Residents needi WM(
ng t ' to tie
itient of troops from nearby Ftr
the seprate htlildle Mli a ha Vi' 1 Thr" PS" sail that in all Pro-
I
hability the bridge would have
McClellan moved in to evacuate it delivered by a Scout if they! '
nip liven finished in midsummer if
about 50 homes in the danger will rail Don Allison
Mark (— he heavy spring downpours had
area about a half mile from thp
man John Dale Floyd Johnston
rot caud se the period of almost
!Bud LarrabceTerry Muret Rex
'center of town eomplete inactivity
Parr Carl Penner Bob Ross or
! Authorities cleared out Pn arca Bob Ra)a all of whom are The state hi°1waY e°mIllissinn
'voted in September to name the
labout a mile square Scoutmasters or Explorer ad-
bridge after Highway Director
Mayor J O Chaffin said the visors
iS oldt w ho served Blackwell as
boxcar containing the shells had Another Scout paper drive will
citv engineer for 14 sears
by mid-morning burned down to
be conducted in seven wetk ac-
s -
! Stoldt is expected to be on hand
1 g t Wils
I a "smou cordin o on
ldering hulk but the for the opening ceremonies and
i
shells were still P°PPing off al- Like All Else Their INA the ribbon officially admit-
ling traffic across the 562foot-
!though not as frequently as be il I I-
iii00het GOCS Up DOIVII long structure
tore
i While in Blackwell the highway
But there is no electricity ion CHICAGO Oct 21 --V— Threedirector's job included dislodging
Piedmont and some of the sur-
rocket "scientists" today ponder-ldriftweod from the old bridge
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rounding sections" Chaffin said :ed the miscalculation that sent during frequent Chikaskia floods
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"And I understand that power
:heir missile oft its trajectory' The new Blackwell bridge is re-
has been affected at Jaeksonville!when fired from her Saturday lnlacing a structure of pre-World
about 12 miles south and as fart The scientists all 15 watched War I vintage that was blamed
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west as Gadsden (about 20 miles
itheir two-stage homemade 20- for numerous automobile Red-
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!away)" dollar rocket go up up up into dents and several fatalities dur-
Chaffin said he was told that: space then down down down in-: ng the nearly 40 years it served
i it would be four hours after thel to Lake Michigan
heavy 177 traffic
shells believed to be of the 105-i
i millimeter variety stopped exi
nand Protruding From Former City l'iniler
'ploding before anyone could go 1
into the area Car Trunk a Fake
"Passes in Sentinel
! It was reported that the boxcar
'carried 52 tom ef shells when it PENSACOLA Fla Oct 21 --Vi Rev J F Keith about 73 form-
bectan rxnloding harm dawn — Police recommended a firm i er minister of the Evangelical
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BRIDGE FOREMAN for the Banta Construction Co of Erid
A P Thompson (right) and state inspector Olen Snyder stand
on the completed Bud Stoldt bridge that Snyder says can be
opened in 10 days
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