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THURSDAY JANUARY 7 1960 MIAMI DAILY NEWS-RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA PA3E riREE months Final rites will be held Saturday beginning at 2 pm at Wayside Assembly of God church north of Wyandotte The Revs Cartand Johnson Commerce and tarry Cuthbertson Miami will officiate Burial will be in Wyandotte cemetery under direction of the Cooper Funeral home Miami The child also is survived by a rister Debra Joan of the home: her grandparents Mr and Mrs Hal Fortner and Mr and Mrs Ora Newberry and a great-grandmother Mrs Lillie Newberry all of Wyandotte months Final rites will be held Saturday beginning at 2 pm at Wayside Assembly of Gosi church north of Wyandotte The Revs Garland Johnson Commerce and Larry Cuthbertson Miami will of ficiate Burial will be in Wyandotte cemetery under direction of the Cooper Funeral home Miami The child also is survived by a eister Debra Jean of the home: her grandparents Mr and Mrs fel Fortner and Mr and Mrs Ora N'ewberry and a great-grand- mother Mrs Lillie Newberry all af Nk'srandotte I sons Tom Frost Afton Archie rNAL spokesman about the Kure aid to bolster the free world 1 i 1 Kennedy Former Highlights aunts! forces many i Obituary and Jesee Frot Yeah weh the Markets ami Bapt i st Beach discovery against communism for enact- The engineer's log found in the ment of the civil rights program is i Euerne SHEREL AN FORTNFR 1roet with whom he resided in 25-foot nose section of the wreck- he recommended last year par Envoy Credited i Sherd Ann Fortner 14-month I Afton and William Frost Tulsa JOPIAN STOCKYARDS Hosp ital News age bore a notation that the flight ticularly with respect to protect tion to reduce surpluses and in- old dauebter of Mr and Mrs We 1 five daughters Meta Cochran and 1 Hogs! Steeds' 25ss Mwer No had checked with the Wilmin gton log the right to vote: new farm i th Steel Help crease lard Fortner Wyandotte died I Neva Wright both of Tulsa Joyce 1 grade $1175-12 few $1225 No Airport at 2:07 am Twenty-four 1 recommended previ farm income Wednesday afternoon in Children's 1 IlaiieY with her soldier husband 2 ad 3 grades 190-230 'sounds Admitted Mrs Henry Reeves minutes later the crew reported replace "an outmoded NEW YORK (AP) David CiVit Rights He hopes Con Oklahoma City where she lin Germany Carmen Berrykur- $11 51) heavier butchers $1025- piest Hos 1- the flight was south of Wilming' system which has failed to pro- McDonald head of the United gress will consider his civil rights bad been a patient the past two 1 ora MO and Kathleee Martin 1125 light butchers $1050-1125 recommendations in last year's arnsdall four sisiers s) Meta Gray- sowsi ir ow ounds dn $9-10 street noirrohbise'erstta Mrs II I l'In hus beginning the 550-mile tect farm income" and a school Steelworkers today credited for- Wyandotte: Florida aid program with federal incen ambassador er am i in Joseph Kenn itt Tulsa: 111cssom Green Loraine h'avier sows bears $1'5 nev Idler Herman Court- leg over the Atlantic to A stopped watch on one of the tives to encourage state and local kith an mportant role settling message as well as additional rec- Texe 'faille Finch Washington Cattle: Generally steady Good Mar' 1112' North Main street: Mrs victim set the time of the crash classroom construction the steel strike ommendations by the civil rights DC and Bernice Keeter Clare- choice fed steers $21-21 standard- Burns 2320 street north- east Mrs Bob Collins 17 street more 38 grandehildren aid 26 by $1921 commercial- southeast at 2:45 am Alluding to the threat of the free McDonald said Kennedy father commission says right to vote is world from communism Eisen- 1 of Sen John Kennedy (D- one of the strongest pillars of a great-grandchildrem standard steers $17-19 good-ehoice fluentild i id world possession a dive Dismissed Mrs Doland Shertz this Ike hower said: "With both sides of 1 Mass) was one of the "most in- free society 1 Final rites will be held at 10 am heifers and mixed yearlings $20- scenes men behind th Inflation No person city and son Oswego Kan Mrs Earl of unbelievably destructive weep- in bringing about a contract Saturday in the Birks mortuary $23 commerciel and standard $17- Needham Grove Debra Wyrick ons mankind approaches a state agreement state or organized group can af chapel Afton with Harold Fowler 19: utility and commercial cows I Christian church pastor officiat- $15-1 canner and cutter cows $12- and Charles Wyrick Wyandotte settlement earlier this week of the where mutual annihilation be-1 The older Kennedy McDonald ford to evade the obligation to 6: Mrs Lee Keck IS1V: Grady Ewing marathon steel dispute and said comes a possibility" said "did a great deal down in the Congress for 1961 a balanced resist inflation 1 shall present to ing Graveside rites will begin at 15 light canner and shelly kinds Jacksonville Tex James Turn- both management and labor must i lie said recent Soviet deport I Wall Street to bring about this budget" 2 pm Saturday in the Bixby ceme- $S-11: utility and commercial bulls or Fairland Frank Wilson Miami make every effort to increase terY $18-1950 canner-cutter bulls $12- Route 3 Oyil Webb and son Productivity and thus avoid price ment and pronouncements "sug- settlement Ile talked with the Education The administration gest 1 17 good-choice lightweight stock Commerce Mrs Marion Allgood increases bankers time and time again and has proposed a program to stim the possible opening of a I ate classroom construction by 1 THURMAN RITES calves $20-'25: medium stockers and son Commerce: Mrs Bill To the newly convened Congress somewhat less-strained period in we were in constant touch with o- 1 encouraging state and local O- Funeral services will be held at $16-'20 common stockers $12-15 Dcovnurn 700 street northwest sprinkled with presidential hope- the relationships between the one another fuls he is be-1 islet Union and the free world" McDonald said he thinks Vice forts 2 pm Friday in Cortez Colo for stock $13-16 NI Carselowey 130 street i Eisenhower cautioned free na President Richard Nixon de- faced with Paul Thurman 58 who died Wed- CALVES: Streng prime veals southwest ginning his last year in tions against being "misled by sasses "some credit" for the set- the opposition party in power $31-3'2: good-choese veals $24-28 appealed for harmony in relations nesday at his home there Thurman was born in Miami and 1 utility-commercial $16-22: common between the White House and the pleasant promises" but he said tlernent adding: 1 think Mr Nix- again the President said he looks the United Slates intends to deal on brought both the industry and forward to a close and construe- lived here and in Baxter Springs Hight weight calves $8-14 good- Democratic-controlled Congress with the Soviet Union with the ut- the union fare to face with the live association "Every minute spent in irrele- I choice slaughter calves 300 500 most nearly all of his life Suffering Crash 'ant interbranch wrangling is pre- from asthma he moved to Cortez 'Pounds $20-23: commercial-stand- seriousness facts of life" cious last May time taken from the Intel- Eisenhower made it plain he ard $16-19 He formerly operated a 1 choice la ligent initiation and adoption of does not expect the Soviet Union Fugitive Formerly in lambs der and was in the hands of a to touch off an all-out sear Kerr Prods Hearing This Area Captured filling station on Highway SHEEP: Stead coherent policies for our national $17 good 1 a $1450-1550 veteran crew There was nothing 69 a mile north of Picher survival and progress" he said "It is my studied conviction slaughter ewes $2-4 from the pilot prior to the crash On Metals Industry Survivors include the widow The President who has had to that no nation will ever risk war Eddie Cox former Joplin rest-Mrs Mrs Jewell Thurman one daug-h-that would indicate any malfunc- Work with a Democratic-run Con- against us unless we should be I dent wanted on several charges in desto Calif eight grandchildren nights ter Mrs Leroy Elliott also of Cor lion" tez one son Bill Thurman Mo- However the altimeter in the gress the last five of his seven so foolish as to neglect the defense WASHINGTON (AP) Sen Ro- wreckage of the cockpit showed years in office remarked that forces we now so powerfully sup- bert Kerr (D Kansas -Okla) appears be- a nevertheless "we have weathered port" he said including luding shooting fore the Tariff Commission today police officer was arrected in three brothers Claud Thurman an eevaon the storms ltif 1500 feet And in- Arid he pledged in "jr worldwide knowledge that to urge that it expedite a hearing is Cleveland Ohio Wednesday He Miami Clay Anderson Tulsa and Johnson publicly recalled an truments indicated the right wing his final year to "devote my full any nation which might be tempt- directed by a resolution he spon reportedly was jailed 'there follow- Clark Anderson Oklahoma City agreement to bring up civil rieh may have been down as if the energies to the tasks at hand ed to attack the United States ored las 'ear into economic con- ing a tavern brawl for debate in that body about mid- Plane was banking whether these involve travel for even though our country might ditions in the lead and zinc indus- Cox had been sought in this area for some time Besides the shoot- MRS JESSIE HOWERION February It appeared that the crew and the promoting of world under- sustain great losses would itself try Kerr said he will urge the corn- ing incident Junction City Kan But both sides appeared in passengers may have known the standing negotiations to reduce prom Funeral arrangements were in- 1 suffer terrible 'd e- pt su er a mission make a similar but authorities also want him for kid- agreement to this extent: Con- plane was in difficulty A National international discord or constant structi complete today for Mrs Jessie one stronger recommendation to the naping and auto theft offenses He gress almost certainly will Airlines spokesman said 'judging pas gng discussions and communications Itowerton Commerce who died at In sounding this warning Eisen President than the one it made will be delivered to Junction City ga- svith the Congress and the Amer- 3 am today at her home 313 some kind of civil rights leisl from the fact that some of the hoer disclosed this about Atlas several years ago the hope ace to face charges tion this year And the present victims had on life jackets it can ican people on issues both domes- South Cherry street following 3n 11 19'9 lion set taken en un er a a bill is probably as much as the be presumed that the captain had tic and foreign" intercontinental missiles now be- extended illness Mrs Ilowerton coming operational: provision of the trade agreements Hous will agree on at least i ni- informed the passengers of an The Presidents State of the Un- REGULAR 171 had lived in Commerce nine In 14 recent test launchings act sponsored by the senator hailer emergency situation and was try- ion message sketched the admin years having formerly resided at at ranges of over 5000 miles At- He hopes he said that either log to make an emergency land- istration's 1960 program in only AUCTION! Treece Kan and Joplin las has been striking on an aver- NIRS LENA FROST lag" broad outline The details will be A member of the First Baptist Picher Alan Suffers age within two miles of the tar- er tariffs will be ordered tighter quotas on imports or high- An Afton resident Mrs Lena Four bodies wore vest-type life set forth in his Jan 18 budget church at Commerce Mrs Hower- ge is less an length rosert 69 died Wednesday after- Burns at Plant Job jackets and several victims were message which he announced for- This i than th th Fri Jan 8 1960 ton is survived by her husband of a jet runayell within the non at Miami Baptist hospital fol- strapped to their seats with safety many today will call for bid- MORE SWASTIKAS i 7:00 PM Howerton a daughter Mrs PICHER (Secial) John Quin- circle of total destruction" he pn u- belts ming a long illness She lived Eiza anced spending and income in the the Atlas missile Haro Jones Commerce six sis- Cy Daugherty 714 South iditi -out- Emily There also was an indication sai of as msse 1 the Catoosa and Bixby COMMUT1- new fiscal year starting July 1 JACKSONVILLE Fla (AP) 2 showcases roll-top desk: round table brass bed me- ters Mrs Fannie Gibbons Joplin street was severely lonned on his that the pilot might have been The reported scheduled spending The President said the nation's Five swastika-like symbols were! 90 antique ies many years before moving to hogany office chair Mrs Mint int Kirk Kingman Ariz: left arm and side while working at seeking a refuge in the murky striking power in manned bomb- painted on the Jacksonville Jew i fton 11 years aem and had resided figure is a peacetime record player plane rolls table-top 1 Oklahoma 65 years Mrs Fred Perry McPherson the Goodrich Co plant in rainy night about 81 billion dollars ers is unmatched Ile added that ish Center synagogue Wednesday I gas range modern Hygiene i A member of the Christian Ram Mrs Josephine Buttr A chunk of metal was found at Eisenhower said that despite the am I' Miami Monday He suffered second increasing numbers of nuclear night Police said they believed it sweeper and attachments full I five Wichita Be sa Buttram and degree burns from steam and hot Kure Beach 25 miles east of the long steel dispute marked by a submarines some armed with was a prank size Jenny Lind bed radio 'lurch she is survived by Ann Davis both of Bisby 1 watei when a bag exploded in his crash scene or about five min- 116-day strike and then a back- deadly Polaris missiles will be en- record player 5-pc chrome I Ariz and two grandchildren hands He was taken to Miami Bap- utes away at the plane's normal to-work court order the budget tering service set wooden bed springs mat- tress sets of dishes lots of HUITS The body was received by the tist hospital where he is reported Th cruising speed craft's south- for the current fiscal year ending In this presidential and con- Paul Thomas Funeral 0 in to be improving and is expected bound route would not have June 30 will show a surplus of gressional election year with Re ARE you NERVOUS? miscellaneous Items (new and WOOD Miami Auction Coed Low Cost Bookkeeping and used) See 1 Picher to be hospitalized about two weeks crossed both Kure Beach and Be- about '200 million dollars publicans sure to hammer at i I Income Tax Service 1 livia The message contained no real peace and prosperity campaign DR The quahog is a hard-shell clam First American to win the Nobel "It was very definitely part of surprises in the field of legislad themes Eisenhower said CHIROPRACTOR West of Miami oa 101h 'roar Serving You Bldg Miami found in the waters south of Cape prize for literature was Sinclair the aluminum skin of an airplane time kl 25163 330 Robinson Among other things he 1 1 Archie Wedding owner 315 Robinson Bldg I KI 2-3513 ss Cod Lewis in 1930 1 presumably this plane" said an called for continuance of foreign I Dial KI 2-9428 For Want Ad Taker 1 see es MRS LENA FROST An Afton resident Mrs Lena Trost 69 died Wednesday afternoon at Miami Baptist hospital following a long illness She lived the Catoosa and Bixby communities many years before moving to Afton 13 years ago and had resided MKS 11-NA 1- RUST Picher Man Suffers A member of the First Bairtist An Afton resident Mrs Lena church at Commerce Mrs Hower- Trost 69 died Wednesday after- Burns at Plant Job noon at Miami Baptist hospital fol- ton is survived by her hitsband lowing a long illness She lived Eiza Ilowerton: a daughter Mrs RICHER (Special) John Quin- the Catoosa and Bixby COMMUTI- Harold Jones Commerce six sis- cy Daugherty 713 South Emily ities many years before moving to ters Mrs Fannie Gibbons Joplin street was severely burned on his Afton 11 years ago and had resided 'Mrs Mint Kirk Kingman Ariz: left arm and side while working at Oklahoma 65 years Mrs Fred Perry MePherskm the Goodrich Co plant in A rnemher of the Christian Kam: Mrs Josephine Buttram i Miami Monday He suffered second church she is survived by five Wichita: Mrs Bess Buttram and burns from steam and hot Miss Ann Davis both of Bisby 1 watei when a bag explcxled in his HUITS body RooLicooninn eine! lAriz and two grandchildren hands He was taken to Miami Bap- The was received by the tist hospital where he reported Coe Low Cost Paul Thomas Funeral in to be improving and is expected 1Picher to be hospitalized about two weeks i rolommiloommor 1 AiTS 4511 nt mo-K AllZ: I lett arm and side while working at seeking a refuge in the murky L1 striking power in manned bomb- I painted on the Jacksonville Jew 1110411 01 a fut ft011 11 years a-ro and had resided figure is a peacetime record player piano rolls table-top Mrs Fred Perry Mcltherskm the Goodrich Co plant in rainy night Oklahoma 65 years i about 81 billion dollars ers is unmatched lie added that ish Center synagogue Wednesday 1 gas range modern Hygiene Kan Mrs Josephine Buttram i Miami Monday lie suffered second A rnemher of the Christian I A chunk of metal was found at Eisenhower said that despite the increasing numbers of nuclear night Police said they believed it sweeper and attachments full five Wichita Mrs Bess Buttram and degree burns from steam and hot Kure Beach 25 mi le east of the long steel dispute marked by a submarines some armed with was a prank size Jenny Lind bed radio church she is survived by I Miss Ann Davis both of Bisby I vatet when a bag exploded in his crash scene or about five min- 116-dav strike and then a back- deadly Polaris missiles will be en- record player 5-pc chrome I Ariz and two grandchildren I hands He was taken to Nliami Bap- utes away at the plane's normal to-work court order the budget tering service set wooden bed springs matJ HUTTS The body was received by the tiit hospital where he is reported cruising speed The craft's south- for the current fiscal year ending In this presidential and con- tress sets of dishes lots of Coed Low Cost i Paul Thomas Funeral 0 in ARE YOU NERVOUS? miscellaneous Items (new and to be improving and is expected bound route would not have June 30 will show a surplus of gressional election year with Re- Bookkeeping and used) 1 Picher to be hospitalized about two weeks crossed both Kure Beach and Bo- about '200 million dollars publicans sure to hammer at See I i Income Tax Service 1 livia The message contained no real peace and prosperity campaign Auction DR WOOD Miam The quahog is a hard-shell clam First American to win the Nobel "It was very definitely part of surprises in the field of legislad themes Eisenhower said CHIROPRACTOR West of Miami Lot tOth Toot erving Yost i found in the waters south of Cape prize for literature was Sinclair i the aluminum skin of an airplane tion Among other things he i kl 24163 330 Robinson Bldg Morril 315 Robinson Bldg I KI 2-3523 I Archie Wedding owner Cod Lewis in 1930 I presumably this plane" said an called for continuance of foreign i Dial KI 2-9428 For Want Ad Taker JANIISON RITES Funeral services will begin at 10 am Friday at the Robert Whitebird home in Quapaw for Helen Whitebird Jamison The Rev Sohn Wilson of Sacred Heart Catholic church Miami wilT officiate A rosary will be said at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the Whitebird home Mrs Jamison 45 of Miami died Tuesday at the Shawnee Indian hospital Burial will be in the Whitebird cemetery east of Quapaw with Irvin Wilson conducting tribal rites at the graveside Pallbearers will be Walter King John Stand Jake Whitecrow Louis Ballard Hayes McKibben and Luther Wright Jr The family suggests that friends so desiring send gifts to the Indian school at Chamberlain in lieu of floral tributes The Cooper Funeral home is in charge of arrangements JAMISON RITES Funeral services will begin at to am Friday at the Robert 4'hitebird home in Quapaw for 'filen Whitebird Jamison The Rev rohn Wilson of Sacred Heart Cath- die church Miami will officiate It rosary will be said at 7:30 o'- lock tonight in the Whitebird tome Jamison 45 of Miami died Burial will be in the Whitebird fluesday at the Shawn ee Indian iospital emetery east of Quapaw with rain Wilson conducting tribal rites the graveside Pallbearers will Walter King John Stand Jake aitecrow Louis Ballard Haves TcKibben and Luther Wright Jr The family suggests that friends a desiring send gifts to the Tn fan school at Chamberlain lieu of floral tributes The Cooper Funeral home is in barge of arrangements In In A in in SM 'saw' AO' 4'4442141414 st Nty6- tk Big Tradein Allowance To THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN AWAITING A "SALE" FOR LOWER APPLIANCE PRICES THE TIME HAS FEW ARE FLOOR ONE OF A SLIGHTLY IN YOU'LL SAVE MONEY! 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