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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1955

Page

14

Steel gains reach new highs in a steady market

New York stock traders showed little reaction to strong steel earnings despite record profits across 34 iron and steel companies. U.S. Steel led with a 90 percent rise, while Bethlehem Republic and Allegheny Ludlum posted double and triple digit gains as order backlogs and near capacity output supported prices, contrasting broader industry trends.

New York Wall Street Iron and Steel U. S. Steel Bethlehem Republic Allegheny

Solon Defies Oklahoma City Gag Order

Oklahoma State Rep. Robert O. Cunningham, city legislator, challenges the Legislative Council Executive Committee saying it is not big enough to gag him. He denounces closed doors and vows to expose wasteful spending, urging open inquiry into state departments from governor’s office to janitorial services.

Oklahoma City Robert O. Cunningham Legislative Council Executive Committee Cunningham State Education Department Executive Council Council Oklahoma

Phelps Dodge and Union Reach Poststrike Pact

Phelps Dodge Corp and the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers reached a new contract ending a monthlong strike that idled about 35 000 workers at Phelps Dodge Kennecott Copper and International Smelting. The accord raises wages to 14 04 to 20 44 a day and expands health and welfare benefits to July 1 1956 with ratification pending by local units.

W. P. Halloran Phelps Dodge Bisbee Douglas Morenci Ariz el Paso Tex

Mrs. Huffer Resigns City Clerk Office Post

Mrs. Louis Huffer, assistant in the city clerk’s office, resigns due to a family death necessitating a move to Texas. City Clerk R. M. Dodson says no immediate replacement, hopes to name a candidate within a week. Dodson praises her work and notes her father died recently in Collin County, Texas.

Louis Huffer Texas R. M. Dodson Dodson Huffer

Enrollment surge expected at Northwestern State College

Higher enrollment at Northwest ern State College at Alva rose 100 percent in two years and officials say the fall term should bring even more students. Dormitory reservations already show strong demand and enrollment data point to a larger student body.

Alva Okla Northwestern State College

Lookabaugh to Speak at Pauls Valley Kids Safe Day

State safety commissioner Jim Lookabaugh will be guest speaker at Pauls Valley Oklahoma's third annual kids safe day on August 24. The event includes a safety parade and a free movie, with arrangements by the chamber of commerce and highway patrol.

Lookabaugh Pauls Valley Okla Jim Lookabaugh Chamber of Commerce and Highway Patrol

Peron Rebuffs Radical Call for Truce in Argentina

Buenos Aires editorialized that President Juan Peron’s government must retain sweeping police and court powers gained after suspending constitutional guarantees four years ago. Democracia rejected Arturo Frondizi’s call to end the internal war and restore normal civil rights.

Buenos Aires Argentina Juan Peron Voice Radical Party Democracia Peron Arturo Frondizi

Farmhand Dies Cleaning Well Near Skiatook

Milton Monroe Stone, 37, died during routine cleaning of a well on a farm six miles northeast of Skiatook Oklahoma. Police and firemen recovered his body after fellow workers received no answer. A second man lowered into the shaft surfaced claiming difficulty breathing.

Skiatook Okla Milton Monroe Stone Here

Chattanooga Couple Attends Tipton Funeral For Relative

Mr and Mrs Howard Taylor attended the funeral of her father Thomas H Grimes at Tipton. Other Chattanooga residents at tending the funeral were Rev O L Jones Messrs and Misdames E G Goff Raymond Carson Ed Meece Othel Patton and Mes dames O V Goeringer Bill Oliver and Ed Mefford.

Chattanooga Tipton Howard Taylor Thomas H. Grimes Rev O. L. Jones Messrs. and Misdames E. G. Goff Raymond Carson Ed Meece Othel Patton Mesdames O. V. Goeringer Bill Oliver Ed Mefford

Try Oatmeal as Thickener for Soups

A simple kitchen tip suggests using oatmeal to thicken soups. It adds body and a subtle, hearty flavor. Start with a small amount and whisk in gradually to reach desired consistency.

Asians Fear US Move Toward Recognizing Red China

In Tokyo and across Asia, anti-Communist allies urge Washington to halt talks with Peiping. Officials fear U S recognition or UN admission of Communist China. Nationalists and South Koreans warn of step by step concessions. Filipino leader questions principle of compromise versus right and wrong. Overseas Chinese in Asia could face consequences if recognition occurs.

Tokyo United States Asia Washington China U.S Geneva Washington - Peiping Peiping Singapore Communist Chine United Nations

Potatoes Remain Maine's Chief Crop in Aroostook County

Maine's Aroostook County continues to rely on potatoes as the principal crop even as farmers expand into diverse agricultural products. The region maintains its farming heritage while embracing new crops to diversify income and markets.

Maine Aroostook County

Two Oklahoma men drown in separate incidents

Two Oklahomans died in drowning incidents reported by United Press. Charles Kenneth Smith, 24, of Okmulgee, drowned crossing a Verdigris River hole near Talala, and Cecil Sheppard, 56, Henryetta, construction foreman, was found in eight feet of water on Coal Creek near Henryetta. County Attorney Ed Boatman ruled the deaths accidental. Sheppard was last seen leaving a taxi around midnight.

United Press Cecil Sheppard Henryetta Charles Kenneth Smith Okmulgee Smith Verdigris Talala Sheppard Coal Creek Ed Boatman Boatman Okmulgee County Dan Sheppard

Farm family income study shows low earners share

A historical look reveals one quarter of U S farm families report cash income below $1,000 annually, highlighting widespread poverty among agricultural households.

United States

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