Subscriptions and editorial notices from Lawton paper
The Lawton Constitution lists subscription terms and mailing options under postal act provisions. It notes copyright and association affiliations with the United Press and Oklahoma Press Association, reserving rights for reproduction and transmission of news content.
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Pamphlets Warn Parents in Polio Fight Distribution
Damaged OCR notes pamphlets distributed to schools across the county warning parents about polio symptoms and precautions. It cites guidance on doctor visits, avoiding chill and polluted water, keeping clean, and precautions, with the National Foundation for Paralysis offering aid and guidance.
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Clarence I. Voanty
Pauly Hake
Lawton Osehead
Thousands Attend Clinton 55th Pioneer Celebration
Thousands gathered in Clinton to mark the 55th Pioneer Celebration with a ceremonial opening. J Mabry of New Albany addressed the crowd as the principal speaker in Linton Indiana part of a regional anniversary observance.
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Oklahoma legislators adopt $2 daily pay amid long session
Oklahoma lawmakers move to a $2 per day pay scale for the session as the term extends toward mid May. The House approves 36 bills and advances seven others while debates on the turnpike commission bill unfold with Rob Street Speakman leading Roads and Highways actions. The Senate discusses a constitutional pay raise referendum set for 1648 and Gov Turner signals no minor concessions on school aid or a constitutional convention.
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Turnpike Commission
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Sapulpa
Lincoln
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Corporaion Commission
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House
Finor
Rhys Evans
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Senate
Perry Porter
Roy J.turner
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General Revenue Fund
Babbitt Renamed As Director Of Public Service
Board of Public Service Co. of Olahoma names Babbitt among re elected directors. New officers include Lane as president and Readingan as vice president. Company reports 1945 operating revenue of 14.64 million with net income 2.41 million and 528000 est population served in 47 counties.
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Births Record for Whisker and Presinge Families
A birth notice reports that Mr and Mrs Ry M Whisker of 2378 N kth welcomed a son weighing 47 pounds 2 ounces at 1:80 A. M. today. Also listed is Mrs Clifford Presinge of 410 Surmonit with another newborn male of similar weight and time.
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Ford Foundation Receives Bulk Of Henry Ford Estate
The Ford Foundation will receive the bulk of Henry Ford’s estate, with the will dated February 3, 1996, revealing that all voting stock of Ford Motor Co. goes to Edsel B. Ford and his grandchildren in shares, while non voting stock is turned over to the foundation. Edsel Ford’s death last May clarified subsequent distribution among the grandchildren.
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Edsel Ford
Ford Motor Co
Halsum Loaf Debuts At Scott's Bakery Expansion
Scott's Bakery announces Halsum bread a enriched white and whole wheat loaf now distributed in 37 states. The firm plans a mid July wholesale rollout from its No 45 plant as it expands after 1917 beginnings and operates 23 staff across five wholesale outlets.
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Scott's Bakery
Wilcox Cave
Amior Construction
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Joan Scott
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Dil S. Third
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Thalron
Pormer
Wichita Refuge Growth Cited By Julian Howard
Lawton Kiwanis members heard a talk on the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge growth from Julian Howard assistant manager. He traced the 1905 founding and described the 60 000 acre area housing 500 buffalo 300 eland 47 antelope and 800 to 1 000 deer while noting the refuge serves wildlife protection and public recreation. A film on migratory waterfowl was shown.
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Lawton Kiwanis Club
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
First Christian Church
Tulian Howard
Hime
Howard
Bah Finmphere
Lewis Fouts
Earl Tatchell
Jimmy Brittain
John J. Lewis
Arthur Young
J. M. Short
Duncan
Ray F. Moore
Altus
Ed Smith
Hobart
Bob Black
Gordon J. Mines
Lake Murray
Aridmare
Carmichael Rites Scheduled for 77 Year Old Farmer
C A Carmichael 77 retired pioneer of Comathgha county died at noon Thursday at his home 218 Bell funeral rites set for 2 p m Saturday at the Pither Pineal home Rev Donal Marre of First Methodist will officiate burial in Wighland cemetery Carmichael a county resident since 1907 anticipated funeral details revised after a Goesmanshiness death report.
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Wighland Cemetery
Navy Concludes Probe of Port Chicago Explosion
A Navy court of Inquiry yesterday closed its long investigation into the July 17 Port Chicago blast in California. The inquiry announced it was unable to determine the cause of the explosion which killed 822 persons.
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Washington Representative Fred Norman Dies in Capital
Washington state Republican Rep. Fred Norman died early today at about 7 40 A M in his Capitol office. The 67 year old Raymond merchant served his second term in the House after winning election for Washington. Norman reportedly died of a heart attack despite medical efforts.
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Bevin Survives Cabinet Shakeup in London
In London on April 18 Ernest Bevin retained the foreign affairs post as Britain's cabinet expanded from 20 to 21 members. A government source said Bevin’s foreign policy, tied to the United States, gained endorsement, ending speculation of his removal amid Labor Party criticism. Bevin’s responsibilities grew with the Germany and Austria offices answering to him.
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Will and estate questions arise over non voting shares
The fragment hints at a will transferring non voting shares to Ward Motor Co and Ford related assets. It references Honig Goan Ta Witty Ford and a widow, with mentions of real estate and personal items to be allocated or valued, but the text is garbled.
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Ciara Ford
Bequeathed Placed in Will Noted in Estate Record
A sparse damaged note indicates a will signed after a later sale with Naveller named as a beneficiary. Specific bequests appear unclear in the fragment. The text preserves an estate action and indicates a bequest sequence tied to a sale event.
3 000 Delegates to Attend Livestock Feeders Day
About 3 000 delegates are expected to attend the livestock feeders day at SMLLWATER OHM. The event on April 18 features Principal Speaker A Le Ward, director of the educational service for the Cottartavect Producta Avnochiean.
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Laundry Service Ad Promises 48-Hour Work
An old classified-style notice offers 48 hour laundry service with free pickup and delivery. It guarantees all work, invites customers to contact the listed address and phone. The ad mentions 11th Phanoa and a local exchange name.
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