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THE WEATHER
Tonight—PoFstle shnwers
Tomorrow—Possible showers
Tempereures-11:git to 2 pm
Friday 81 low 63 year ago high
74 low 58
6:11-ZD YEAH-NO 113
City Students Lent Spark to
Junior College Campus Life
TONKAWA May 31--Black
students did their share of
contrlbuting to the spark that
gave Northern Oklahoma Junior
col 011P of its most exciting
and varied school years dur-
rig 1953-37
For ore Ilur there w ere a
1it of 11--cicwe:1 students at
NOJC Nearly 103 in all durnu
the :ear 'They scored athietc
anti aademic honor Won rec-
cgnition in many departments
and contributed to practically
every phase of sudent activity
for the nine-month school term
Campus life would hale been
pretty dull without them
Elack'Kell students for in-
stance held many impnrtant
studert Offices Don Colfelt
served as freshman class pres-
ident while Doris Gardner was
secretary-treasurer of the
sophomore class and Faricne
Fitzgerald Logan a sophomore
senator
Jan Northcutt Ak as first se-
mester president of the Radio
club and Jake Ronck served
Area Escapes ' New Flood Crests on
Memorial Day 'State Rivers But No
Road Mishaps Cities Are Invaded
spection at the intersection of snowcrs souLneast portion 0 u 1
11-711ore than three inches that fell her home probably tomorrow
Highways 60 and 177 east of day generally fair with rismg i
i early Thursday in the Hennessey 1 She was removed yesterday
TonkalNa and gave only 14 v am- temperature i area from a cold Ferris mountain
ings KANSAS—Clearing northwest 1
i
More than two inches of rain peak about 60 miles north of here
"Most of the cars were in good portion Saturday scattered show-
' fell in a short time in Durant ' after Jack Putman foreman of
fk tIrinretnrrne act n nil
Newberry was a passenger in‘Vednesday temperatures will
a car driven by his brother Riley average near normal northeast to
- 'numerous arrests in the south-
at Coalgate
'west was reported to have been
sitting in a booth at the St
Holdup 31an Learn George bar with a blonde woman
Net Loss in Crime isnortly before midnight when a
man called him outside
SANTA :MONICA Calif May A second man joined them and
71-11's — There's a holdup man after talking a few minutes sev-
hereabouts who knows crime not gunshots rang out
only doesn't pay but can cost ' lIunsaker was believed to have
Police said the man slapped a been struck by five o't the slugs
SnO bill on the counter of a motel Texas authorities reported find-
uffice to avoid suspicion before ng no trace of the woman with
ttempting a hotel robbery but Nkhom lionsaker was talking in-
ttril when the manager put up a side or of the two men who talked
(l—and left the $20 behind with him out on the street
11
LAEKIVELL JFeWRNAL ¬
EIGHT PAGES BLACKWELL OKLA FRIDAY MAY 31 1037
as secretary -treasurer of the team that was conference state junior college contest as
Press dub champion runnerup a radio play
T h r e e Blackwell students NOJC's music department Ronck Davis Miss Tillotson
vere on the staff of NOJC"s was loaded with Blackwell tal- and Miss Wilbur were in the
national prize-winning news- ent cast of "Faculty Foibles ol
paper The Maverick On the Four Blackwellites were in '57" presentation of the Press
editorial staff were Ronck and two college male quartets dub panning members of the
Carole Wilbur and on the Keith Ebert Gary Chew Jim NOR: staff Jim Comm ap
printing staff was Bill Evitt Davis and Kent Allen Rowland peared in the annual 0 Club
Mary Willis was copy editor Briggs w as a member of the Follies
and Sandra Tillotson class ed trumpet trio and Joan Moore Three of the top awards made
nor of the Round-Up college of the girls triple trio at the annual awards assembly
:earbook Ebert Chew and Davis ap this spring went to Blackwell
Sports-wise Blackwell had pared as vocalists in a num- students Doris Gardner re
boys sprinkled through the ber of college recitals and ap- ceived the Alumni Scholastic
lineups of football basketball pared in dozens of off-campus Award and the business depart
track and baseball all the ma- shows presented by the fine ment award and Bill Stiles got
Jor varsity sports arts department Polly (Mrs the Chemistry Achievement
Dennis Logan Is as quarter- Jim ) Davis w as accompanist Award
back of the Maverick football for both campus and wh off-cam-
was
team ich also included pus numbers besides appearing Miss Gardner one ol
w
Elackw ellites Leroy Ray Jerry in recitals herself three students ho headed the
Sheets and Warren Stafford Blackwell students appeared first semester dean's honor
Larry Northcutt and Don in three different stage presen-
roll with straight A grades A
Coffelt were two of the stand- tations total of seven Blackwellitel
out freshman performers on Appearing in the Thespian made the honor roster l)
maintaining a B or better aver
the basketball team Bill An- club's spring presentation of --- age
e in at least 15 hours of col
gle and Leroy Ray were mem- "Seven Nuns at Las Vegas" - -
e w ork
hers of the Oklahoma Juco were Doris Gardner end Bar leg
Conference champion track bara Muret Miss Muret also Honor students were Rowlane
squad from Northern Jim was in ''The Hitch Hiker" Briggs Marvin Ciskowski Bil
(umm played for the baseball which won first place in the Evitt Miss Gardner Harr)
—' ---'' "blessing" that she was alive
and Minnie Moseley 73 18141
South Main
Captain George Morgan who:State's Polio Count
investigatedthe wreck said Mrs10ne-Third Under '56
Moseley pulled to the right curb
of South Main and stopped in
preparation for a left turn She
let one car pass and then turned
into the northbound traffic lane
and collided with Alpan's car
which was traveling north
Morgan estimated the damage
to Alpan's 1957 Chevrolet at $500
and $350 to Mrs Moseley's 1950
Ford
Ronck Davis Miss Tillotson
and Miss Wilbur were in the
cast of "Faculty Foibles of
'57" presentation of the Press
dub panning members of the
MK staff Jim Cumm ap-
peared in the annual 0 Club
Follies
Three of the top awards made
at the annual awards assembly
this spring went to Blackwell
students Doris Gardner re-
ceived the Alumni Scholastic
Award and the business depart-
ment award and Bill Stiles got
the Chemistry Achievement
Award
Miss Gardner was one of
three students who headed the
first semester dean's honor
roll with straight A grades A
total of seven Blackwellites
made the honor roster by
maintaining a B or better aver-
age in at least 15 hours of col-
lege work
Honor students were Rowland
Briggs Marvin Ciskowski Bill
Evitt Miss Gardner Harry
Jameson Gary Chew and Caro-
lee Wilbur
Barbara Muret was a home-
coming queen attendant Row-
land Briggs a member of the
debate team and Kent Allen
served on the NOJC staff
which conducted a radio broad-
cast series
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I By UNITED PRESS Survival of !IEiy Ocver
Highway patrolmen said Friday
that this area came through the A few more scattered thundershowers skipped over
tremendou amount of Memorial Oklahoma Friday giving water weary farmers more W
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misery but apparently not adding to the flood threat oman field Flooded
Day traffic without a single acci-
NOV crests rolled down the Cimarron and Washita
dent 1 from rains 36 hours earlier Both were out of their
This was in step with the rest banks in spots but no cities were threatened 6Remarkable Section rt
of Oklahoma as the holiday t)
passed with a "very much below 1 Weathermen said showers are
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expectations" state traffic toll
Troopers worked nearly all likely to continue into Saturday I RAWLINS Wyo May 31--Art—i TULSA May 31—V—A
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FEW PEOPLE TAKE the trouble to see Memorial Park's fine swimming pool without water but A R Carr 446 East Padon
a city employe got a good look at Lt this week He's wielding a paint roller in the deep end preparing the pool for a new
season which opens Monday at 2 pm Hours are 2 to 5 pm and 6 to 9 daily Red Cross classes will be held in the morning
Thurman Garrett is pool manager agan and looking forward to a "swarming season"
Marilyn Monroe's Husband
Found Guilty of Contempt
expectations" state traffic toll ("4 1 likely to continue into SaturdayI RAWLINS Wyo May 31-0r-1 TULSA May 31-11P—A house!
' WASHINGTON May nil —r---Miller refused to answer before:tending He said ho declined to
Troopers worked nearly all k4111011 ar A 45-year-old Duluth Minn wom
The long range prediction calls' -jublic works b u b c o m m i t t e e saw 'Playright A r t h u r Miller was 1 the house committee on un- I name them on grounds tit "con-
night Thursday keeping stacked- for rainfall averaging from JO an whose husband died in the considerable flood damage in a "found guilty of contempt of con- i American activities last summer science"
up motorists under control and AR EA WE ATHE R OU TLOOK
It inch t t '
' o 20 mt west o 7- J in the e crash of their e Beli
' light plane atop a coam ' i co 1 t rtinent" to the n n lit-
! ins defense before McLaughlin
thfiir efforts apparently paid off dl today over eastern :gress ' were " p
1 Federal District Court Judge tee's paspo
srt: investigation hat
'snowy mountain peak and who b was t the questions were not
Trooper Charlie Wood reported OKLAHOMA — C o n sidcrablesoutheast the next five days ! Oklahoma and parts of western !
survived 20 days on three candy i Arkansas 'Charles F McLaughlin made the Miller husband of movie star!periineni I') the committee's in-
that he and Trooper Darrell Van cloudiness with scattered show- Scattered showers fell early!bars while she awaited rescue' ruling in a 15-page decision lie Marilyn Monroe had declined to:vesijgation
Horn made four arrests in slight- ers and thunderstorms Saturday
Friday in extreme southwestern' was making "remarkable" recov-i The subcommittee is making a I found that the questions which ! name persons who attended a
Iv over an hour's time around cooler Panhandle high 65 Pan- I
Oklahoma which was under a ery from her ordeal here today 'flood and drought inspection and 1947 meeting of communist party writers which he admitted at- ally of 81000 fine and one year in
Miller faced a maximum pen-
dusk Thursday handle to 75 to 85 south and
tornado warning until l a ors or
m But doctors completekill bold a v —
Wood and Van Horn checked uist partly cloudy and cool Sat-
The new high water on the quiet for Mrs Dorothy Le Masur-1 public hearing tomor-
jail
over 100 cars in a vehicle in- urdaY night with diminishinglcn 4 44 4irow in Tulsa After landing at n Atelk Ai tilt Ank 4 4 (11r1L Arli 4- Ael AB A A Aes No specific date was set for
Boys on Scooter Are
Killed by Lightning
1
cf1 7 I
with diminishing 1 - — 1 ' rt ois V14 UM :1t1- 4 :L ” a 1UltiLtly L41 4U klME4a —
trow in Tulsa After landing at B No specific date was set for
heast portion Sun-
iCimarron was fed by rains of ler until she is able to return to
OYS oil Scootei Are the sentencing
i Tulsa the plane took off again
y fair with rising more than three inches that fellher home probably tomorrow Miller wtis not present when
'early Thursday in the Hennessey' She was removed yesterday for a flight over the Cimarron
the verdict was disclosed
ar
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Clearing northwest 1 - - ea from a cold Ferris mountain 'river and reservoir sites in north Ktlkd by Lightn i ng
1 The ruling was not announced
More than two inches of rain peak about 60 miles north of here and northeastern Oklahoma
day scattered show- 1 in open court
:fell in a short time in Durant: after Jack Putman foreman f i th
reman o! They saw water gong over e
lerstorms east and
In a somewhat unusual move
Thursday flooding some under- the Buzzard ranch spotted the spillway and through gates at ARLINGTON Tex May 31-1 Thompson was driving with : the judge merely filed his decis-
Is mostly forenoon
plane's wreckage while searching the huge Denison dam and were f tpt—Two 14-year-old boys
passes Fire- i
tate high 65 north- who l Jacobs riding behind him
lion with the court clerk without
At nearby Texoma high winds for stray cattle through a pair of told by army engineers that Lake men attempted i Thump- empe to revive ump-
southeast graduated from junior high two ''tpening the court to announce his
dashed waters from swollen Lake binoculars ' Texoma is at its capacity of - nights ere lled today with a pulmotor but Jacobs
ag we ay' !decision No reason was gi n
Texoma over Roosevelt bridge' There had been little hope that 15719900 acre feet was killed instantly
TEMPERATURES The bride approaches have been for the manner in IA hich the (k-
g either she or her husband would usan wou" After going over the site of a T youths riding behind the
wo 'eiinn was disclostd
64 8 a m 70' when lightning struck them as
threatened for several days bv be found alive She told her proposed dam at Hugo the they rode home from swimming : scooter in an automobile wit-1
64 9 a m 75 t i
high water rescuers that her husband a ra-tflight continued into southwestern ' on a motor scooter Inessed the tragedy The judge had heard the e1-0
i without a jury The six-dc trlI
64 10 a m 76 i
64 11 a m 79'
Crews hav e been piling rock dio executive (lied four days !Arkansas where some flooding' The victims were identified as i "There was just a flash and !ended may 23 The juiLe iii-
trees and debris along the dirtJafter the crash and she had re-lwas observed in low areas north 'Don Jacobs and Lawrence Thomp- i they both were hit" said one of laved his verdict until today pci:d
64 12 noon 80 1
filled approach to the bridge mained at his side a short dig- i of Texarkana from the Red riv son I the witnesses 1
ing filing of additional argumuiti
63 1 p m 811
78 But the situation became morejance from the plane wreckage!er i by Miller's lawyers
69 2 p m 1
at 2 pm 2990 ana
critical Thursday when 40-mile-t since that time Farther north at Fort Smith Dm M
illux Graham odest I 147 Crtir lig tri 11 rilii n I In his ruling McLaughlin sail
mechanical condition" W o o d ers or tnunaerstorms east ana
i Thursday flooding some under- the Buzzard ranch spotted the spillway and through gates at 1 ARLINGTON Tex May 31-1 Thompson was driving with
id -n(i tiwy wtre being south portions mostly forenoon '
!plane's wreckage while searchingjhe huge Denison dam and were !itp—Two 14-year-old boys who pacobs riding behind him Fire
di ‘ un in a surprisinily sensible cooler over state high 65 north- P At nearby Texoma high winds for stray cattle through a pair of told by army engineers that Lake' d men attempted to revive Thump-
gra uated from junior high two'
manner' to 75-80 southeast
bridge hope 5
dashed waters from sNollen Lake binoculars ' Texoma is at its capacity of son with a pulmotor but Jacobs
! Texoma over Roosevelt ' There had been little h that nights ago were killed today as killed instantly-
By UNITED PRESS i F R IDAY TEMPERATUR ES 719900 acre feet
The bridge approaches have been either she or her husband would After the site of a Two youths riding behind the
011: omit drivers opened the I a m 64 8 a m70' pp usan woui er gong o 1 when lightning struck them as
i threatened for several days be be found alive She told her proposed dam at Hugo the : they rode home from swimming : scooter in an automobile wit
D
iriiiial ay hoilday period m on 2 a 64 9 a m75'
76 I i ligh water ' rescuers that her husband a ra-!flight continued into southwestern On a motor scooter messed the tragedy
d (IR' Of safety The first fa- ' 3 a m 64 10 a m I - c
Crews ha v e been piling rock dio executive (lied four days Arkansas where some flooding' The victims were identified as i "There was jiit a flash and
4 Iiiy did not occur for 23 hours:4 a m 64 11 a m 79'
!trees and debris along the dirtialter the crash and she had re-' was observed in low areas north 'Don Jacobs and Lawrence Thomp- i they both were hit" said one ol
Tile death raised the toll for the 3 a m 64 12 noon 80 i
filled approach to the bridge imained at his side a short dig- i of Texarkana from the Red riv- son I the witnesses
year to 216 or 19 above the 6 a mi 63 1 P- m 81 i
But the situation became more fiance from the plane wreckage !er
count 1-) this date a year afto 7 a m 69 2 p m 78!
critical Thursday when 40-m i
ile since that time 7
The victim was Wvdel New Barometer at 2 pm 2990 and Farther north at Fort Smith Billy Graham Modest Kaw Dam Croup
per-hour winds increased the Her son Donald who flew here Ark they saw where the Arkan
berry 23 Duncan negro He (lied falling i
I wave action !yesterday said his mother was1as river had spread out seven
When two cars collided during a I The highway department said in "remarkably" good condition 11 to eight m"-- i'd 'n bo to i IlDen Sunday Subject
Memberships to
I ain shotv er Thursday two miles FIVEDAY FOR ECAST —'"' ul'I'e'''t e r t- 'til - NEW YORK May 31 — riP —1
the bridge itself was not in dan-'except for severe sunburn and
i !lands and farmland dainag'WaS'
west of Velma on S II 7 OKLAHOMA—Saturday through 1 4t 1 frnctilifn flit --1 1- -t—:-1 i Billy Graham who is conducting it) el I J I Ton
'that both he and the doctors vvho
I kJY uo ''''''''' ""CoY - — -'''' “ " "“ ''' ''''" '''''up to 6:30 am Friday Guymon nifro oqudl LI kialuun millU Jir gm'
Lee Newberry 20 Duncan High- slightly above normal southwest
' 28 Gage 05 llobart JO Tulsa were treating her at Rawlins hos-!of Sallisaw
in a cab several nights ago and! A door
!
way trooper Bill Grimes said the cooler over weekend warmer I 1 0
1 6
' McAlester 08 Altus 46 and pital were amazed at her sur- asked the driver to take him 0'11 e sale o
i
Newberry auto sas traveling at Monday and Tuesday normal! sill 31 viva' Rites Saturday the Garden
members'
high speed when it struck a sec- minimum upper 50s west to low-
1 The weather bureau said the Meanwhile another rescue "What's on tonight?" the cab-
mid car from the rear then' er 60s eastern Oklahoma normal
Washita was back in its banksParty scaled the peak early today At Wakih For bie asked next Thur
plunged over a 15-foot embank- maximum middle 80s precipita- t 9 "Billy Graham the evangelist at the Ju
and only lowland flooding oeland the body of her husband
merit 'tion will average from JO to 25
! curred 1 Dalton was returned to a Raw- 1
Anoerson Smith is preaching there" Graham an-imeree we
swered
Calvin Foster 30 v e I m a"inch west to 75 inch southeast
It mport-
e chief I1
lin mortuary b f ore noon
s mo uary e Jaycee I
driver of the second car was not occurring as showers early in
added that th
ance of the rise was the effect of (1ST) "How does he compare with
meet wit'
injured Two other passengers " Period WAKITA May 3 1 — Funeral Billy Sunday?" the cabbie asked
increased flow from the Washita The son said the body would
with Newberry were seriously' Smith 85 "No comparison " said Gra- tions at 8
services for Anderson Smi ' i'lic ay room
and upper Red rivers into al-lalso likely be returned to Duluth
hurt They were Simpson New-1 MARKETS AT A GLANCE I pioneer Grant county resident ham Sunday was much better
tomorrow
ready full Lake Texoma i
berry 16 and Andrew Lee Wil- Stocks higher in quiet trading' at 2 pm the drive
Ile said his mother had given'will be held Saturday
Only minor lowland flooding!
hams 17 both of Duncan ! Bonds irregularly higher "fragmentary" it the Thomas chapel I ew Still Leads Jaycee
I u S 'wa 1 bmentary" accounts of her"'
Twenty-nine persons were in- ' - government bonds lowerl s expected on the Cimarron
long ordeal t h 1 Rev Mosher Wakita Baptist -4
The Arkansas continued to fall" on or ea atop the mountain chier said
jured in 53 accidents during the in quiet trading
Friday from Webbers Falls to raster will officiate
which had been swept almost:— '
SO-hour period ending at mid-' Midwest s t o c k s irregularly
! B k b h d
uren Ark but had leveled daily by snow and icy winds Burial ?ill he in the Wakita In Late Guessing groups wi
night Thursday Ihigher Van
off at Muskogee Little change since the plane crashed : cemetery by Thomas funeral - ) them to c
Highway patrol records showed Cotton futures irregular
'is expected at Webbers Falls or 'ome
" We don't expect to questionh
! On Whiskers I lc licitation i
troopers assisted 804 motorists! Grains in Chicago: Wheat corn Mr Smith a bachelor died '
!Muskogee the next 24 hours and her nor to get a complete story 'dam proj!
issued 1988 vsarnings and made rye oats soybeans and lard fu- from h f !Wednesday' at the home of a sis-1 Blackwell's b e a r d e d man
another two-to-foot is '
drop ! m er or several nays ne pi repo
312 arrests !tures—mixed i ter Mrs Etta Robertson He had"guessing game continued to pro-
predicted at Van Buren and Fort said adding that doctors recom- ' ' Isociation
Last year during the same pe-' made his home in Wakita for the!duce results via Thursday's mail I
Smith in that period mended she remain quiet and se- ernor Ga
rind five persons were killed in Former Wakitan Shot Rains that have fallen in Kan-'cluded for the time being past 10 years i and 15 more persons correctly
holiday accidents 1 To Death at Dallas sas are expected to cause the 1 Mrs Le Masurier told rescuers He was born July 29 1871 in identified Lew Howard as the support o
Jackson county Mo and moved'bushy critter Fauchle
Verdigris to rise to a crest of "she kept track of the passing! bership d
to Caldwell when 20 years of age
1 About that many were wrong in
Catholic Pastor to t WAKITA May 31—Charles Lo- four to five feet above flood'
idays by marking a tree with lip-
At the opening of the Cherokeeitheir answer with Verner Court- success i
Stillwater Parish 'Ian (Jack) Hunsaker 45 who stage at Claremore by Sunday stick but she did
! 'll't rvlize that Strip
- In 1893 he staked a claim ! ney getting the most wrong " "
members!
was shot to tipnth nutcirla a 'Int 1 4 T1 L 6-- 2- t - -i t hor rcIrnilnro n-1 11---:-t
i Sold by J CC
1 I
ger only the approach 'frostbite lie said her physical
I 'seen at the junction of the Ar-InulY uranam writ) is coothictint4 an evangelistic crusade in Math- Be A
'd
Ardmore had 78 inch of rain 'appearance was -excellent" and tkansas and Canadian rivers west
up to 6:30 am Friday
Guymon r that both he and the doctors vvho Ison Square Garden said he got
28 Gage 05 llobart 10 Tulsa were treating her at Rawlins hos-1
t of Sallisaw in a cab several nights ago and A door to door campaign f
i
06 asked the driver to take him to
McAlester 08 Altus 46 and were amazed at her sur- the sale of Kaw dam associati
Rites (
Fort Sill 37 viva
1 es Saturday the Garden
l
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The weather bureau said the Meanwhile another rescue "Whats on tonight?" the cab-
memberships will be launch
1 -bie asked next Thursday it was announci
Washita was back in its bankstParty scaled the peak early today 7
lAt W Alt') 9 14 or
"Billy Graham the evangelist 1 at the Junior chamber of cot
and only lowland flooding oc!and the body of her husband
According to Offieers Aaron 'Alexander 523 West Blackwell !crew from the Norwegian-AmeriOKLAHOMA
CITY May 31---1Th Morgan and O C Correll who ' Mrs LeRoy Hadley 731 West can liner Stavengerfjord won a
--Oklahoma's 1957 polio count is !investigated a 1947 Dodge driven Kansas Clifford Sinclair Bra- boat race in the Hudson river
running about one-third behind iby Ida Mae Sanders 23 906 West man lyesterday but not in their trans-
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last year's abnormally low case'Santa Fe was turning a corned Mrs Moss Offield 216 Urbana 'Atlantic liner
load and collided with a 1942 Ford Mrs K C Rhea Deer Creek I The crew negotiated a lifeboat
State health department records driven by Lloyd Women 19 815!Mrs E L Dwinnell 209 Urbana over a choppy one-mile course in
showed today that six cases have South 12th who was traveling!Charlie Ray 204 South Fifth: !nine minutes 30 seconds to edge
been reported bo far this year south on 20th street !Frank Allen northwest of city out a crew from the U S tanker
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compared with 19 at this date a The accident occurred at 12:20 Lester Tolle N a r d i n Judy iEss° Brooklyn and win the an-
year ago a m lEbright Blackwell inual lifeboat rowing race
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Memberships to ( ! lisclose the names of his assoc
lates—"however commendable"—
Be Sold by JCC could not be considered in judg-
ing the case because of an ap-
peals court ruling in a similai-
A door to door campaign for case
McLaughlin cited an appeals
the sale of Kaw dam association
court ruling in the case of Illinois
memberships will be launched illabor leader John T Watkins—
next Thursday it was announced now pending before the supreme
t
at the Junior chamber of corn court—in which the appeals court
fierce weekly luncheon Friday
said ''the fact that such an in-
quiry or investigation may reveal
Jaycee members were asked to something or 'expose' something
meet with other civic organizalis incidental and without effect
tions at 8 am Thursday in the upon the validity of the inquiry"
Kay room to formulate plans for McLaughlin also noted that he
the drive was urged to take into account
the fact that Miller had been
1 Jaycee president Willard Fau-
frank and cooperative" with the
Ichier said he hoped enough civic house committee and answered
groups would respond to enable 'all questions excupt the two in
them to carry on a day long 501 question
1 McLaughlin said the courts
licitation of funds for the proposed
1'duty and responsibility" never-
:dam project 1
theless is to decide whether Mil-
A report from the dam as-ler is guilty or not guilty of vio
sociation was read in which Gov-
1 lating the law And he said:
ernor Gary expressed his fulli' "It remains clear that such
support of the project 1 element ( frankness and coopera-
Fauchier reports that the mem-tion) can have no bearing on the
bership drive has been a huge : cou—s
rt determination of defend-
success in Newkirk with 1500'lau–s
t guilt or innocence of the of-
memberships sold at two dollars I
'fenses with which he is charged
nonuay accluents 1 To Death at Dallas Isas are expected to cause the' -
Mrs Le Masurier told rescuers 1 He was Dorn July -C3 Mil ityaenunea Lew Howara as ine
Fauchier reports that the mem- tion) can havz no bearing on the
Verdigris to rise to a crest of she kept track of the passing!
i Jackson county Mo and moved bushy critter
bershi e
n drive has been a hug'
to Caldwell when 20 years of age About that many were wrong in - !court's determination of defend-
Catholic Pastor to AKITA May 31—Charles Lo- four to five feet above flood days by marking a tree with lip-
! W - i opening o f the Chero r answer with Vernor Court-
success in I elAkirk with 1500ancs
istick but she didn't rvlize that w guilt or innocence of the of-
!Ian (Jack) Hunsaker 45 who stage at Claremore by Sunday ikeeithei i
Stillwater Parish At the openStrip in 1893 he staked a claim ney getting the most wrong l'enses with which he is charged
was shot to death outside a tav-land at Inola four to five feet her rescuers arrived on Memorial! !memberships sold at two dollars!
in the indictment IP
Rev Bernard Loftus pastor of ern in downtown Dallas was a ! above flood stage by Monday Day Ithree miles southwest of Wakita
!where he resided until moving to !guesses Harold Weigle B o b !each
n area wi A
St Joseph's Catholic church herenative of the Wakita community1 The rescuers said she ex- A drive in the Nardi 11! lcLaughlin said on the basis
Roberts Jr and Kenny Sole also
!begin along with the local cam-1 I the court record he concludes
town in 1946 got some votes
s!nce 1951 has announced that I However he had not resided I IA lc' '
iin Crant county since being sen-1
Cars Badly amage 111claimed
o dl D d "We'll have to have a s f paign Fauchier said
He is survived by a sister o These persons who II be hear- ' that the government has estab-
he will leave Blacloi ell on June party for Dalton Monday (May "beyond a reasonable
tenced in 1931 by the local dis-lSouth Main Collision It was also announced that the fished
15 to take up residency in Still- 27) was his birthday" le v10 Id Wakita one brother John Smith ing from Lew were correct in!
doubt" the pertinency of the ques-
Met court to serve a year in the Jaycee whisker permits have
vater here he will serve the 'have been 48 on that day had he nephews taken in 1944:
! identifying the picture which was
1-- ----u-- Neosho Mo and 18 nieces and
An accident in the 1800 block !netted over $500 to be used in
Catholic church there state penitentiary on a forgery !survived
financing the Blackwell Semi-Cen-
lions which Miller refused to an-
South Mail Friday morning ex-1 Patsy Patrick 906 West Lin- svier
-
I ' ---'' a"lu '11"A town in 1946
"We'll have to have a ""'" " " ' "-'''' '''" l oi tne court recoro ne commies
I got some votes '''"6 " "' ‘
Cars Badly Damaged ill claimed paign Fauchier said
These persons who'll be hear- that the government has estab-
27) was his birthday"
party for Dalton Monday (May lie is survived by a sister of
It vvas also announced that the fished "beyond a reasonable
South Main Collision le 110 id Wakita one brother John Smith ing from Lew were correct in 1
Jaycee whisker permits have
the t which was g e plc ure w lc w doubt" the pertinency of the clues-
lhave been 48 on that day had he nephews taken in 1944:
1-- ----u-- Neosho Mo and 18 nieces and identifying
An accident in the 1800 blockd netted over $500 to be used in
tions which Miller refused to an-
South Mail Friday morning eS-survived financing the Blackwell Semi-Cen swer Patsy Patrick 906 West Lin-
tensively amaged the cars of Doctors at the hospital here Cars Tangle at Corner coin Mrs Keith Jeffries Route 1
!teni
nal celebration in July At the start of the trial May :1
James Alpan 26 Pierre S D qt root One Mrs Pam Bewers 214 East 1
sarid sh
em
e told th it was a 1
McLaughlin emphasized that tne
1 f) Qrslift 91Ith rib 1 Ilk -1 A t ' M
chrge
Rev!a !South Mail Friday morning ex-'"' Patsy Patrick 906 West Lin-1"--"b —" swer
He will be succeeded by Doctors at the hospital here n in July At the start of the trial Alay I
Ilunsaker who had a record of -
Itensivelv 1amaged the cars of d h t Id h
Joseph Griffin 1ho presently is! Airs NI ni 1- sal se o t em It was ai
Cars Tangle at Corner tennial celebratio
coin Mrs Keith Jeffries Route!
firtn VI vt Do 1 121e 114 n ef MelAtichlin emphasized that tile
' ' On South 20th Street I One Mrs Fam Bewersy 214 Last : VICLdIAMIIIIII C4lipuctLLu ulat
1 P:dmi S E Lair 116 South 1 11 in a Boat Race But Icnly issue before him wrs
1
Two cars were damaged slight- 091 Not in Their Liner
-Main Mrs Errol Turnage whether the two questions put to
ly early Friday when they col-:East Blackwell Piercy Friddlei Miller were pertinent to the cum-
!lided in the 300 block South 20th!3091i North First Mrs W P NEW YORK May 31—(11i— A'mittee's investigation
Itorgan and a C Correll who ' Mrs LeRoy Hadley 731 West can liner Stavengerfjord on a 'Culture in Bartcndin?
investigated a 1947 Dodge driven Kansas Clifford Sinclair Bra- boat race in the Hudson river'
by Ida Mae Sanders 23 906 West man lyesterday but not in their trans- CIIICAGO May 31--V—IlarSanta
Fe was turning a corned Mrs Moss Offield 216 Urbana 'Atlantic liner tenders of the niiiiweA will meet
and collided with a 1942 Ford Mrs K C Rhea Deer Creek I The crew negotiated a lifeboat here next wseek for a drink-mixdriven
by Lloyd Wornell 19 815!Mrs E L Dwinnell 209 Urbana over a choppy one-mile course in trig contest to give "recognition
South 12th who was traveling Charlie Ray 204 South Fifth: Inine minutes 30 seconds to edge I and stature" to bartending by
south on 20th street !Frank Allen northwest of city out a crew from the U S tanker '"focusing public attention on
The accident occurred at 12:20 Lester Tolle N a r d i n Judy iEss° Brooklyn and win the an- their role in the solical life of
a m iEbright Blackwell inual lifeboat rowing race 1:he nation"
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