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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1945

Page

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Former U S Ambassador Hurley Testifies on China Policy

Former Ambassador Patrick J. Hurley testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that a career diplomat, George Atcheson, sought lend-lease arms for Chinese Communists while stationed in Chungking. Hurley said John Service, under Stilwell, proposed allowing Chiang Kai-shek to collapse, and he defended U S support for Chiang’s government and Chinese-American relations despite policy disputes.

Waslington Patrick J. Hurley Chungking Avie George Atcheson Chuisking Hurley Acheson China Washington Secretary of State Joseph W. Stilwell Ortober Tyaq Generatissimo Citi Ang Karshek Senor Foreign Relations Committee John §. Servier Stilwell Roosevelt Hup Jey Douglas MacArthur Tor Bno Flakey Inegar Joe Suilwell State Department Burley Commiitee State Byrnes United States Faras Oy

Miss Melrose Be Buried Thursday

Miss Lydia Marie Melrose a Sterling Community resident died at 8 30 am Monday in an Oklahoma City hospital after a week long illness She lived in Sterling all her life and survived by her father T Y Melrose five brothers Burt Sam Dick Apache Tom Kletcher Charles and three sisters Mrs CR Mi res Mrs Paul Hoon The services are set for 2 pm Thursday at Sterling Baptist Church with Rev H A Reeves officiating Burial will follow in Elpin Cemetery under Wisener Funeral Home direction

Lydia Marie Melrose Sterling Sterling Baptist Church H. A. Reeves Buriar Elpin Wisener Funeral Home Fletcner Melrose Oklahoma City MI Health Miss Melrose TY. T. Melrose Burt Sam Apache Tom Kletcher Charles Onkinad Cal Mra CR. Mires Balunaasen Mich Paul Hoon Tulehana Westey Kepe Jer

Pioneer Clanson ThurSwond 78 to Have Funeral Rites

Pioneer western Oklahoma banker Thur Swond, 78, a Thacher and Darter, will be buried at 2 p.m. tomorrow Tuesday at a local funeral home. He headed banks at Cimor and Mick prior to his retirement.

O. H Thurswond Thacher Danter Tomorow Thurmoerd Cimon Mick

Anglo U S Defense Plans Told Scions

Congressional records show late President Roosevelt declined in June 1941 to approve a British American plan for joint military operations if the United States entered the war. The records before the Senate House committee reveal Roosevelt’s military aide prepared to present the plan for approval but did not, and note an August 1941 approval of a joint Canadian United States defense accord.

Jack Bell Washington Roosevelt United States Sanate-House Moont Harbor Roosecol

War Chest Fund Reaches 4100 in Comanche County

Comanche county reports 4 100 toward an 83 3800 final quota for the United War Chest drive. County Chairman B A Lion announced progress with businesses contributing through the Chamber of Commerce. Local allocations include Lawton City mission 8 000 Salvation Army 5 000 Camp Fire Girls 4 000 USO clubs 3 000 and Girl Scouts 1 250.

Comanche County B. A.lion Nationa Lawton Cley Salvation Army

Iran Seeks Soviet Permission to Move Troops

Iran again requested Soviet Russia for permission to send reinforcements into Agerbaijin province. Two prior requests were refused. notes were handed on Nov 26. Troops await approval at Sharifabad as Iran’s foreign ministry hopes Russia will alter its stance.

Temran Dee Iran Russia Agerbaijin Itai Sharifabad

Georgia to Bowl Bid Accepted by Local Club

Holly Brack, president of the local bowl organization, announced today that Georgia has accepted an invitation to play in the Orange Bowl at Rice Stadium on January 41.

Georgia Bowlioul Pon Yoof Georga Rice Stadium Holly Brack Iocal Powl

Mrs Burnett 33 Dies After Short Illness

Mrs. Ethel M. Burnett 33 died this morning at about 1:13 in a local hospital, months after her husband MSgt. J. D. Burnett returned from 78 months in the European theater. Funeral services set for Thursday at 1:80 pm at Lawton funeral home chapel, burial in Highland Cemetery. Surviving: husband, father Murai Gilliam, mother Mrs. Gillam, sister, and brother Albert N. Gilliam of Clovis NM.

Ethel M. Burnett J. D. Burnett Lawton Highland Borothel Gillam Marek Shc Murai Gilliam Gillam Clovis N. MM M-Set D. Burnett Ot F South 22Nd Lawson Albert N. Gham N. M

Water Line Plan Studied for Roosevelt School

City councilmen discussed a Lawton school board proposal to pay 1000 dollars to install a four inch water line from 11th to 15th streets and Avenue to serve Roosevelt school. If not accepted a two inch line may be laid during Christmas holidays. a counter proposal to supply necessary pipe was considered.

Roosevelt Lawton Ensit Shore Unon Woesner Malon W. W. Gadtove Harry Schumbohm Chaiman Chamber of Commerce Ona

Labor talks shift as union pauses GM talks in Detroit

Detroit December 5 AP Resumption of talks between striking CIO auto workers and General Motors was postponed at union request as Walter Reuther left for Buffalo to address GM strikers. The walkout aims for a 30 percent wage rise within GM’s price structure. Ford plans a motorized picket column, and Chrysler contract talks with UAW-CIO ended with no wage offer beyond the 30 percent rise. No interruption to Chrysler operations is seen as the talks conclude.

Detroit CIO Auto Workers General Motors Reuther Walter P. Reuther United Automobile Workers CLO Buffalo N. Y Uaw-Cio Ford Lora Uawcio Chrysler Corporation Robert W. Conder Chrysler Vaw-Cio Conder Bureau of Labor Statistics CIO Philip Marlray Pittsburgh Truman

Permits Granted for Hickman Business Clinic Building

Dr. Carlos Hickman, Lawton dentist, wins approval for a $20,000 one story brick Hickman building at 607 C Jet Dr to host a planned business clinic with 22 offices. Mayor Glenn notes eight inch walls, contractors A C Shelton to build.

Carlos Hickman Lawton Ing Guy Councimen Heiman Hickman Pion Aeny Ly Lo R. E. Glenn A. C. Shelton and Sons Con

Lawton High Students Buy Victory Bonds

Lawton High School students invested 11446.15 in Victory bonds and stamps Tuesday afternoon per Principal D. A. Becker. A 15062 allocation from the Teachers' Retirement Fund raised Lawton's total sales to 3911.022. Comanche County Chairman W. E. Tomlinson reported progress as stamp drive continued with series and bond purchases. Six students bought 1000 dollar bonds to join the 1909 Bord Club, three bought 500 dollar bonds, twelve bought 100 dollar bonds, and the rest came from stamps.

Lawton High School D. A. Becker Lawton Comanche County W. E. (Curlee) Tomlinson Becker

Bond drive progress at Lawton high schools boosts total

Bond campaign reports show Lawton area schools. Students at Pearl Amber Week and local high schools buy bonds to push toward a $675,000 goal. As of today 56 percent of the goal has been reached with $579,773 purchased. Agencies report varied totals across banks and municipalities.

See Bond Club Lawton Tndigit Will Rogers Rooseve Jisiar South School American National Bank Inc Security Bank and Trust Co City Nation Bank Fred Burch Wk Riateher Dsadents Ld

Mrs Holley 44 Dies After Short Illness in Oklahoma

Belva Holley a 44 year old resident of Booneville who later moved to Lawton Oklahoma died Wednesday morning in a local hospital after a brief illness she owned the Holley Flower Shop here for five years selling it last week she was a lifelong member of the Methodist church survived by two sons Wesley Jr and another son serving in the army a sister Verdun Michael and Mrs Roy E B Cox and several brothers funeral arrangements pending with Lawton funeral home in charge

Belva Holley Gawion Seve Yences Old Corse Kialley South Fourth Bune Holley Booneville Miss Lawton Holley Flower Spy Methodist Church Tino Sons Wesley, Jr Hiwali Olinaw Verdun Michael Roy EB. Cox Renative Brothers W. J P.L E.R. Brindley A. d. Brinkley Norman Lawton Funeral Home

Goering underestimates British air strength in 1940s crisis

A dated court presentation details Hermann Goering claiming Axis strength remains high while Britain would struggle to mount an effective rearma­ment before 1942. He downplays RAF power, cites Junkers 88 production, and projects Luftwaffe success, with prosecutors outlining Allied and German war pressures and threats against Czechoslovakia.

Mernberg Wee SU Hermann Goering Royal Air Force Goerin Tiftwrite RAF Britain Benito Mussolini Mad Coun Galenaro Cijno Goering Shenin Massilisi Laat Cesmany Junkers Thea New Re Gere Many Sianey J. Alderman Germain Shoslovalen Adolf Hitler Phant Whan Guevingrad

Mercury Skids To 120 Degrees Here

The Mercury chest on the downward path today as detailed by the weatherman, with a 20 degree minimum in the morning. Forecasters still expect fair and warmer weather tonight and Thursday. Overnight low dropped five degrees from Tuesday, three below the season low of 23 on Thanksgiving day.

AFL President Green Backs Truman But Favors Arbitration

Washington Dec 5 AP President William Green of the AFL disagreed with CIO Chief Aluvray’s claim that Truman’s labor laws would destroy unions. Green supported voluntary arbitration and objected to a no‑cooling‑off period, citing potential delays and unrest. He urged fact finding with arbitral selection and noted limits to government boards.

Washington William Green American Federation of Labor Today CLO Philip Aluvray Truman Green White House AFL Tramanta Congress Roxs General Motors St Ross CIO UMW Rm Bill

Two Die In Mishap Near Chickasha Oklahoma

Two men died in a wreck about two miles west of Chickasha on U.S. Route 62 when their trucks collided and caught fire. John William Barlow of Tulsa died after reaching a local hospital. Walter Lair of Apache burned to death in the cab of his vehicle.

Omickasha Olla Dee Ghielkasia John William Barlow Tulsa Walter Lair Patraian

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