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SUNDAY APRIL 27 1958
MIAMI DAILY NEWS-RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA
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Hundreds Will Enter
State Job Contests
D A Jelly Bryce a Democrat
announced tonight he will file as an
Independent District Court at Ho-
bart approved his petition to in-
clude "Jelly" in his name on the
ballot
Two Republicans Ready
C E Lefty Barnes Norman
and Carmort Harris Oklahoma
City both attorneys entered the
contest on the GOP side a week
ago Maing up the Democratic
camp are Waldo Stephens Jim
Rinehart W E Bill Harkey
George Miskovshy Bill Doenges
William O Bill Cce W P Bill
Atkinson Ed Edmondson Andrew
Wilcoxen and A B McDonald
Stephens Oklahoma City oilman
Indicated Saturday he might de-
cide not to file
"I will be able to tell you my
plans about the first of the week"
Stephens said "I'm not making
any statements today but time is
running out Some of the candi-
dates have their bandwagons roll-
ing far down the road"
Attacks Politics
The lineup includes the gover-!b-
nor lieutenant governor secre-
tary of state auditor attorne:
general treasurer superintend-
ent of public instruction examin-
er and inspector chief mine in- Sv
spector four assistant mine in- Lc
spectors charities and corrections tw
commissioner insurance commis- of
sioner one corporation commis- Sa
"Regular
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1814 NORTH MAIN
William O Bill Cce W P Bill' partment said places were under-
Atkinson Ed Edmondson Andrew water that had never been flood-
Wilcoxen and A B McDonald ed before Police Traffic Chief
Stephens Oklahoma City oilmanICharles Batchelor said it did not
Indicated Saturday he might de- appear as bad as last April's
cide not to file flooding however
"I will be able to tell you my Dallas Barricades
plans about the first of the week" The number of barricades on
Stephens said "I'm not making streets fluctuated from 100 to 65
any statements today but time is in Dallas as the rain alternately
running out Some of the candi- slackened and increased
dates have their bandwagons roll- At Austin 35 mile an hour
ing far down the road" winds blew 215 inches of rain
over the city in 40 minutes cre-
Attacks Politics ating minor flooding Water
Stephens in appearances with
reached into some houses but
other candidates in several con-
there were no evacuations
N'enient programs recently has
criticized political practices of Woman Killed
state officials and has made gen- N1rs Minnie Carey 71 of Gar-
eral demands for more efficiencylland was killed when a car
and better planning by agencies clriven by her son rammed head
of government Eight years agol on into a car driven by Ken Wil-
he considered running for gover kerson 32 of Anadarko Okla
nor but backed out shortly before in a driving rainstorm on U S
filing time 81 northwest of Fort Worth
Central Expressway the most
A total of 170 state and national
he considered running for gover kerson 32 of Anadarko Okla
nor but backed out shortly before in a driving rainstorm on U S
filing time 81 northwest of Fort Worth
A total of 170 state and national Central Expressway the most
h
offices will be in the jackpot Thateavtravelled street in Dallas i
takes in six congressional posts: was blocked at nearly every in-
23 state senate and 119 state rep-
tersection at one time II a r r y
resentatives
Hines and Industrial Boulevard
'two main arteries were crippled
high water
SUBS ARE SIGHTED
SYDNEY Australia (UP) — A
Sventh Day Adventist mission on
Lou Island Oas reported sighting
two unidentified submarines south
of Manus Island it was reported
Saturday
sioner three supreme court
judges supreme court clerk and
one judge of the criminal court
of appeals
Those filing will be seeking
i party nominations in the July 1
11 primary and July 22 runoff
mary The winners of those will
face the final showdown in the
a general election next November
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By HARRY CULVER miner will be conducted at I p m!
OKLAHOMA CITY (UP)—Monday is the start of “put Monday at the First Christian
up-or-shut-up" week for candidates and at least 13 as-
church in Commerce Roy Blinard
f
pirants for governor and about 700 other political pros-' Cleveland Okla w11 officiate
r A longtime resident of the Tri-
pects are reported ready to show their openers in Okla- State district Daugherty was pro-
hom a's election year poker game I flounced dead on arrival at Picherl
Filing for the nominating primary starts at 8 am Mon-i hopital Friday afternoon after tif-
clay and runs until 5 pm Friday May 2 Ifering a heart attack at his cabin'
As in every campaign there! - ion Grand lake A World war I vet
have been rumors certain can& eran he was 2 member of Amer-
dates were ready to throw in the a ican Legion post No ISO in Richer
towel but only one of the guber- Amami Baptist i Survivors include his wife Mrs'
ratorial hopefuls Saturday indi— 1 Nora Daugherty of the home al-
cated he might forfeit his chips Hospital News 202 South Walnut street CornA candidate who files can pull merce two stepsons Byron Butch-1 i
out up to 5 pm Wednesday May i ens Miami and Leland Hutchens
Obituary Gray Ladies Here To Help
DAUGHERTY RITES Conduct Hospital Program
uneral services for Louis
Daugherty 6S-year-old retir e d
miner will be conducted at I p m! The Eastern State hospital at Vinita will observe its annual open
house Tuesday The institution will bt Open to visitors from 10 am
Monday at the First Christian until 4 pm
church in Commerce Roy Blinard On entering the grounds guests are asked to veer to the right
of Cleveland Okla w11 officiate for registration at the office and information building It is from
A longtime resident of the Tri- that point that tours will be conduciNI through the many parts of
State district Daugherty was pro - the hospital including the kitchens laundry occupational and rec-
flounced dead on arrival at Picher '
reational therapy sections surgical and medical departments and
l
! inhabited wards
hopital Friday afternoon after suf Red Cross Gray ladies from Miami Vinita Nowata Claremore
feting a heart attack at his cabin ana Bartlesville will serve as hostesses and will lead special tours
on Grand lake A World war I vet- for children which will include stops at the canteen bakery and the
eran he was 2 member of Amer- recreational hall for refreshments
ican Legion pest No ISO in Picher Gray ladies from the Ottawa county Red Cross who are assigned
Survivors include his wife Mrs' to this project are Mrs C W Ranger Mrs A A Theede Mrs
Nora Dauphertv of the hntne Paul Leakey and Mrs John Gammon
day and runs until 5 pm Friday May 2
1 fer-ing a heart attack at his cabin ikeu kIUSS kil ilV litUlt!S II Uill 01
ana Bartlesville Will serve as hos!
As in every campaign there! - ion Grand lake A World war 1 vet- for children which will include sto !
have been rumors certain candi- eran he was 2 member of Amer- recreational hall for refreshments
dates were ready to throw in the
ican Legion post No ISO in Picher Gray ladies from the Ottawa coi
towel but only one of the guber-! Miami Baptist Survivors include his wife Mrs to this project are Mrs C W I
natorial hopefuls Saturday indi- !Nora Daugherty of the home aZ: Paul Leakey and Mrs John Gammi
cated he might forfeit his chips Hospital News 202 South Walnut street Corn-!
A candidate who files can pull merce two stepsons Byron Hutch-1 !
out up to 5 pm Wednesday May i ens Miami and Leland Hutchens!
I Russia
7 Otherwise he will appear on! Admitted — Beth Ann MagnessCommerce a stepdaughter Mrs'
the July 1 primary ballot Two!and Sue Nell Magness Fairland Grace Bruce Galena Ran nine!'
Republicans and 10 Democrats aP-1 Route 2 Mrs ' Lewis BainterIgrandchildren and five great-grand-1 Secretary of State John Foster
peared to be in the race this!Grove Route 2 Sharon Shepherd!children Dulles held an extraordinary two-
I Pallbearers will be Lawrence
weekend There likely will be 920 K street northwest hour meeting with top advisers at
more Dismissed — Mrs Edgar Daw-
'Stanley Orville Benschoter George his home Saturday to discuss the
d
D A Jelly Bryce a Democrat sonkfton Mrs Sterling Speaks1 an Judd rains George Allen and disarmament issue 1
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announced tonight he will file as an Picher Loren Barker 14 J streetuy Pierce Burial will be in GAR' The State Department said the
Independent District Court at Ho- northeast Lafayette F Mayfield cemetery under direction of the meeting was designed "to carry
!Thomas Funeral home of Picher ' forward the continuing review of
bart approved his petition to in- Grove Mrs Richard Lamb 404 I
dude "Jelly" in his name on thel street northeast Willis McCain! — ' our disarmament policy"
ballot North Main street Mrs L F ELTA SHELDON White declined to say whether
Two Republicans Ready Triplett Fairland Mrs Claude! Funeral services for Mrs Elta any decisions were made He said
C E Lefty Barnes Norman Smith Tulsa: Pat Ilarryman Pich-
Sheldon 80-year-o1d m o t h e r of the group discussed "disarma-
and Carmort Harris Oklahoma! er Sarah Lee Swallow Grove ' John G Sheldon 130 A street rent generally" but would not
City both attorneys entered the Walter Moody Afton
southeast will be conducted at i say whether they concentrated c t
contest on the GOP side a week 2: 30 p m today at the First' specific points
Church of God in Columbus Kan!
ago Maing up the Democratic In its Thursday note the West
camp are Waldo Stephens Jim Rains Burial will be in the Edgman cem-1
etery at Columbus I had told Gromyko that his insis-
Rinehart W E Bill Harkey
NIrs Sheldon who had spent!
I tence on talking with the Big
George Miskovshy Bill Doenges
William O Bill Cce W P Bill partment said places were under-
imriday bight at City hospital thereost of her life in Columbus diedi Three ambassadors separately
could create "unnecessary corn-
Atkinson Ed Edmondson Andrew water that had never been flood-I l''
ad been ill plications and delay" in arrang-
Witcoven and A She l several months
B McDonald ed before Police Traffic Chiefi ling for a summit meting
CON'NER SERVICES
Funeral rites for the Rev Otis
G Conner Baptist missionary will
be conducted at 2 p m today at
the First Baptist church in Alva
Okla The Rev L O McCracken
will officiate
A seceld service will be held at
2 p m Monday at the Baptist
SIMS SERVICES
Final rites for Mrs Helen Mae
Sims lifelong resident of Ottawa
county will be conducted at I:30'
pm Monday at the Cooper mor-
tuary here The Rev Charles
Wells pastor of the First Methodist
church will officiate
Cousins will act as pallbearers
Burial will be in the Fairview
cemetery near Melrose 7'an
Mrs Sims 74 died riday at
her home 414 A street southeast
KLIMEK SERVICES
Final rites for Dayri Junior
Klimek 32-year-old Miami busi-
nessman will be conducted at 2
pm Monday at the Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints Elder B F Kyser will
officiate lie will be assisted by
Joe Ellis associate minister of the
First Christian church
Pallbearers will be Ralph Grif-
fin Ray Enyart Joe Skaggs Ern-
est Green Jappy Robertson and
i Tom Witten Burial will be in GAR
cemetery under direction of the
Hutchins Funeral home
Klimek owner of the Dayr1
Cleaners 13 West Central avenue
died Thursday night at Hillcrest
hospital in Tulsa
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The West has insisted that
Gromyko and its ambassadors
should examine Cold War issues
on which agreement seemed pos-
sible would be slated for the
summit agenda
But Russia has crmtended the
ambassadors should merely ar-
range the time place and com-
position of a subsequent foreign
1 UtICI cli I 1LCS WI um nes vus I
should examine Cold War issues the way Investigating officers de- ' chapter's activities Prime Minister Adnan Menderes
3 Conner Baptist missionary will !
on which agreement seemed pis- cided the eerie flickers were— Picher—The chapter provides I of Turkey with the Republic of
5e conducted at 2 p m today at sible would be slated for the eyes of a cat and five kittens narcotics for two patients board 'Korea's highest decoration for
he First Baptist church in Alvasummit agenda "I'm expecting trouble My and room for two dressings for !foreigners
Dkla The Rev L O McCracken husband came home drunk Ile five ' Menderes here on a state visit
still
ambassadors should merely or ill officiate But Russia has contended the
beats me when he's drunk" a Miami—Dressings for six nar- hs reported interested in healing
A sece':d service will be held at
t p m Monday at the Baptist!
!range the time place and corn- woman phoned She called back cotics for two room and board the breach between Korea and
position of a subsequent foreign a few minutes later saying: for one Japan and discussing the possibill-
iisters conference that would "Never mind he's on a crying Commerce — Narcotics for one tY
:hurch in the Peoria community' of an anti-Communist northeast
'mn
Re Rev M R Dareing will be
approve formalities for the sum- jag I can handle him" dressings for one 'Asia pact
n charge
mit conference Two-year-old boy ran away from North Miami—Transportation for
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White did not mention Saturday home He was hiding under the one narcotics for one
:ers will be Junior Couch Walter
Howard Russell Moudy O Cn1has
reports from Moscow that Russia house with his dog Wyandotte — Dressings tor two
proposed that Poland and A resident reported a "stranger" one hospital admission
Bean Earl Ferris and L L Zim-i
4
Czechoslovakia be included in the
moving around in a next-door du- Fairland—Narcotics for one !
merman Burial will be in GAR US officials said they w-ould Open OAS i all l SIAN Carload
t
!preliminary a lk
s plex at midnight It was the oc- Hundreds of county residents
:emetery Miami under direction! i l
cupant who didn't report for work have seen cancer films made avail-1
of the Hunter Funeral home ' not be surprised by such a move that night 'able through the local chapter's' Id 11A11-----
Picher 'It was not immediately clear An absent-minded woman re-public edu men
cation department Five! COSS VIII11041 -
The body will lie in state at the'whother the United States would porting she forgot where she! i 1
films have been shown free of
'- away p
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mortuary until the funeral hour I agree 01 it n!
parked her car Located by 130H charge in schools churches the-
e-- Dial 2-4852 e 1444'4441
The Rev Conner 50 a former NATO Considers Stand lice 'aters and private homes 41
resident of Picher died Friday in Diplomatic sources said May 5 "Somebody got killed in our In addition to its programs of Now Si Mondayl
volunteer service to patients and
JACK PALANCIE
Alva where he was a missionary A
is a target date for a US deci-
alley There's a couple of blood
public education the American
in
with the Salt Forks Baptist Assn
sloe on modifying its disarma-
stained shirts there" Report ex-
I Cancer Society supports programs
— ' ment stand because that is when agerated A house painter had "ATTACK"
- SAPPINGTON RITES la meeting of the 15nation North
! thrown away rags he had used for continued education of physi- Victor Matum
Funeral services for Phillip E! Atlantic T r e a t y Organization A housewife censured for throw" cians dentists nurses and techni- i ''SHARK FIGHTERS'
Sappington a resident of Coml (NATO) will begin That session ing wash water out her A indow
cians in cancer detection diagnos-
I!
i In Color!
I
merce since 1946 will be con-
w-!orito her neighbor's lawn She justi is treatment and prevention
to be held at Copenhagen ill
I wooll14
ducted at 2:30 p m Monday at --
:consider both disarmament andi
didn't like her neighbor! 1 to4-
the First Christian church there' summit conference troves 1 "There's a dog in our car and Millionth Visitor at 4
Charles Hicks minister will offi-! T h o s e attending Saturday's he refuses to leave" The com-i
d! World Fats Honored
date
i i hp e tj
meetng with Dulles were John' 1 ar i n dad d S l
t little d it
aedoaputg the persuaded
Sappington 74 died at 3:48 a mJ McCloy former U S high com-: !
I r p
10
to i i
Saturday at his home 211 Southimissioner for Germany Robert J BRUSSELS (UP)—The Brussels 4 1 111 0 I
the time police arrived "Investi-
Cherry street after an illness of!Lovett former defense secretary Vorld's Fair checked in its one
Ration settled to satisfaction of all '
five months He was employed by!Gen Alfred M Gruenther former concerned including d ' millionth visitor Saturday just WE ASK THAT YOI
g te dog the
the Star grocery at the time of his NATO commander and -president !nine days and thre hours after
police !Toon sad
death of the American Red Cross n report said !the exhibit was opened to the These people until you know t
So you see Junior policemenpublic sensotional affair
'
Survivors include his wife Mrs Walter Bedell Smith former am- re - 1
Dena Sappington of the home and bassador to Moscow and former a more than just ordinary s er-1 The lucky visitor Mrs Lydie
vants
of society They are ready! it odds up to woi
two nieces Mrs Mae B Wraylundersecretary of Ftate Doms 32 of Alost Belgium was
'
at all times to solve people's prob- :
Fallon Nev and Mrs Wilma! Adm Lewis L Strauss chair- entertained and dined all day at
! ems—eyen the ri
h ridiculous Phillips of Kansas City Ran !man of the Atomic Energy Corn- 1 the expense of the fair
!
Pallbearers will be J B Farrar i MiSSiOn: Deputy Secretary of De-
l
Harry Cole Don Shaw Chris!fense Donald A Quarles Jame s LONDON (UPI—Edward Years-1 THE RIGHT SPIRIT 'Dial KI 2-5507 For Want-Ad Taker THE BOOK Y0(10'
O'Brien Bussie Corbus and Albert'll Killian Jr science adviser toI u ' -
Von Moss Jr Burial will be in the President: James J Wads-11(Y a 93-year-old bachelor of ' T u 1inch A V ! bat-
church in the Peoria community117'"a" ta
ministers conference that would
-tt a I1AV 11V lAtt —4
The Rev M R Dareing will be approve formalities for the sum-
in charge
mit conference
Pallbearers all Baptist minis- White did not mention Saturday
C-1
ters will be Junior Couch Walter
ireports
Howard Russell Moudy 0 Moscow oscow that Russia
has
Bean Earl Ferris and L L Zim-i proposed that Poland and
Czechoslovakia be included in the
merman Burial will be in GAR!preliminary talks
cemetery Miami under direction! US officials said they would
of the Hunter Funeral home not be surprised by such a move
Picher It was not immediately clear
The body will lie in state at the iwhother the United States would
mortuary until the funeral hour I agree
The Rev Conner 50 a former NATO Considers Stand
resident of Picher died Friday in Diplomatic sources said May 5
Alva where he was a missionary is a target date for a US deci-
with the Salt Forks Baptist Assn 1 sion on modifying its disarma
Cartoon
lMilky Way"
World Nows
worth US disarmament negoti-
ator and Philip J Farley spe-
cial assistant to Dulles for disarmament
GAR cemetery under direction of worth US disarmament o
the Jim Thomas Funeral home ator and Philip J Farley
cial assistant to Dulles for
JOHN HOWE armament
Graveside services for John
Howe 87-year-old brother of Mrs Italian Police Seize
Minnie Olds 309 I street north-I
west were conducted at 2 p tn Peyton Place' Books
Saturday in the Williams ceme-I
MILAN
tery west of Miami Elder B F Italy (UP)--Italian po-
Kyser of the Reorganized Church i
lice Saturday raided the Longan
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day -
esi printing shop and confiscated
1
Saints officiated I the first copies of Grace Metal-
'
Mr Howe died Wednesday at hisl tous novel "Peyton Place"
home in Pratt Kan
The book was confiscated on the
i
-
grounds of obscenity Earlier this
1
SIMS SERVICES week police cleared Henry Miller's
"Plexus" off Italian bookstore
cFinalufrittesfoLlirs: HLleg 'IT! i
shelves on similar grounds
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I VI IlUtc I He said the race for governor
Returns are incomplete from A1-1 Valdoni ordered him rushed Im-1"is a campaign not an auction of
governor's chair to the high-
'There's a car in my garage inest bidder"
Don't know who it belongs to
ton but a drive in Fairland net- mediately to Valdoni's Sanitrixlthe
Clinic He made the brief trip
' ted $12083 for the fight against
m a limousine
lcancer County Drive Chairan
A friend of the complainant an-
-- Harry Dean reported Miamians' A bulletin issued late Satutday NIECHANICAL WONDER
parently inebriated had left it!
!contributed through the United by Msgr James Hardiman Cardi- LONDON (UP) — Electronics
there !Fund program several months agonal Stritch's secretary said that l engineers soon will produce office
A woniar called and asked that! 'treatment required "cannot yet he machines that can read the morn-
' Dean also reported five Home
er
a policeman bring his flashlight stated with certainty
Demonstration clubs have joined ling mail and tell executives when
and help her find nioney she had'i
the list of donors The Lone Star 1 ftledical sources here said thethey can leave the office for 3
lost while walking home at night
unit gave $10 Commerce and cardinal's ailment could cause round of golf according to a Brit-
Officers obliged The cash later!
' Aurora $3 each Willing Workers gangrene—a decay of body tissueish expert on computing machines
was found tacked in a little purse'
$3 a nd Spring River club $2 :caused by the obstruction of the
Gut lDr A D Booth of London Uni-
in the large hand bag she was! – from ot her club groups a
p g 1 b re blood supply versity said Wednesday the ma-
carrying
s
' expected A hospital source said the cardi- chines will be able to dictate
"My back door is blocked by nal's arm already was "dis- answers to the mail He said if a
a wagon and team" Police While emphasizing the need for'colored high-level decision is needed the
cleared the situation funds the county chapter has been
-h walked from
Cardinal Striti Imachine will throw back the let-
Boy a throwing mud ad rocksprovi
'ding assiqtance for '26 cancer!
his Chicago House residence toter and say "this is the one letter
at a church Culprits were takenpatients in six towns Those 26 vie-th e limousine with a t an aide e i
1 on that you really have to look at
—
carrying
e—xptcted— --- ---- ' A hospital source said the cardi- chines will be able to dictate
"My back door is blocked by nal's arm already was "dis- answers to the mail He said if a
a wagon and team" Police While emphasizing the need for!colored high-level decision is needed the
cleared the situation -: funds the county chapter has been
i Cardinal Striteh walked from machine will throw back the let-
Boy throwing mud ad providing assintance 4
for 96 cancer
his
at a church Culprits were takenpatients in six towns Those 26 yic- Chicago House residence to! ter and say "this is the one letter
!
to the station reprimanded and Aims of the dreaded disease have the limousine with an aide onithat you really have to look at
ei
turned over to their parents 1 received no fewer than 1412 surgther side lie was put to be&then you can go and play golf for
An explosion in the northwestical dressings prepared by women immediately at the clinic I the rest of the week"
I
part of town Car backfiring lactive in the Society program
MENDER ES HONORED
A southeast resident reported! A breakdown of services by SEOUL Korea (UP)—President ANNOUNCING
Svngman Rhee Saturday presented
"spook lights" in a building acrossitowns provides a clear idea of the:
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last November left his entire es-
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national debt
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Authorized Agents for
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tw tidies wouio ue in trouule u state
Although organized less than' Newsmen noticed he favored it'
General Jac Q William-
c vears Ottawa county's chap- as he left ship Friday at Naples
ter ot the American Cancer Sod- but priests with him said it ap-son should rule that the $60000 1 campaign expense limit applies
ey has achieved a proud record: parently was just a recurrence of
Jrom the time a candidate an-
of service writers cramp Otherwise he ap-1 nounces
1 peared to be in good spirits
The chanter's nrincinal coal to-
The chapters principal goal to peared to be in good spirits I
day is winding up its county-wide But after spending a restless Rinehart said he was "sure"
1 e
campaign for funds Campaigns night he was examined this morn-
th attorney general would make
were being concluded Saturday ad that ruling ing by Dr Pietro Valdoni a prom-
"If
Picher and Quapaw Solicitors will'i inent Italian surgeon who special-
he does" Rinehart said
1
be busy Monday at Commerce and izes in heart and circulatory ail-
"two candidates have already
I el mina ted themselves"
Tuesday at Wyandotte !ments
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Stritch Foes for Governor
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again aboard the SS Indepen-governor on the campaign ext
dence while he was en route here
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to take up his new duties as pro-
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ANNOUNCING
Elsie's Cafe
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Wo hays moved from down town
Commorto to tho 66 club building
at 66 and 69 highways north of
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Open 7 days a week
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sensational affair the important thirig is that
it adds up to wonderful entertainment
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The exciting stars of
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He knew just what La Verne
was —but he also knew
that he loved her!
ROBERT STACK
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He gave her his name —
and took everything else!
PROOF! That You Get More Out of Life
When You Go Out to a Theatre
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At sixteen se found a
dream and followed it
the way to hell!
LOOK AT THE GREAT ONES ON THE WAY!
Glenn Ford in THE SHEEPMAN" Premiere
"THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI" Best Pkture
"WITNE1' rco PROSECUTION" a Top-notchor
"THE LONG r !LIMMER" Award Winn 1Pf Joon Woodward
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Elder B F il MILAN Italy (UP)--Italian po '' -4" :e -4"' 4 Ty' ' ' ewe
laxative drugs Try Kellogg's All- SHORT ORDERS tery west of iliami
!lice Saturday raided the Longan- - 1 i r !' A s ' "- ' '---4
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cereal that has already helped HAMBURGERS
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Bran the original whole bran BAR-B-0 Kyser of the Reorganized Church! PLATE LUNCH
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of Jesus Christ of Latter Day'
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VEGETABLES ' 4
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grounds of obscenity Earlier this L'1 ' itte
AMMO I - A et ' f that he loved her!
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SIMS SERVICES AVERMA'S GUAM? ? l' 1'11 ' ' '
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Cousins will act as pallbearers
Burial will be in the Fairview 7
Seats for 100 People
Marcelle-Hypo-Allergenic Cosmetics
the Kind Doctors Often Punctilio f I
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Requires No Upkeep her home 414 A street southeast ' as La Verne
At sixteen she found a
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Heck, Jess. Miami Daily News-Record (Miami, Okla.), Vol. 55, No. 257, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 27, 1958, newspaper, April 27, 1958; Miami, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2140964/m1/3/: accessed July 10, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.