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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1955

Page

10

Signal Corps Films Airlift Demonstration At Fort Sill

Fourth Army Signal Corps camera crew filmed an Artillery airlift demo at Fort Sill using the H-34 Sikorsky helicopter. Crew included Sp. Bruce Heathcote and Pvt. Roger Orr from Fort Sam Houston. Coordinated by Capt. Robert Kren with supervision by Capt. William Crichton. Troops from 2nd FABn Cubbison’s unit provided the demonstration. Sikorsky reps Lambert and McBride observed filming.

Fourth Army Signal Corps Fort Sill Army Aviation Unit Training Command Department of the Army Signal Corps Bruce G. Heathcote Roger A. Orr Fourth Army Fort Sam Houston Tex Robert E. Kren Sill Public Information William G. Crichton Department of Tactics and Combined Arms Sill 2Nd FA Bn Gordon R. Cubbison John Mastervich Sikorsky Helicopter Corporation U.S. Army

Police Seek blond theft suspect in Fort Sill incident

Detectives search for a young blond haired man in his early 20s after a Fort Sill man lost 30 dollars in a theft that followed a night of drinking in Lawton. Victim Sp2 Leon Brown described the suspect as 5 ft 2 in wearing a blue shirt and athletic jacket with yellow stripes. Police also report a bicycle stolen from a junior high and a battery taken from a 1954 Chevrolet in a residential theater lot Thursday night.

Fort Sill Leon Brown Lawton Brown Dale Pollock Bell Leon Macek

Christmas Window Displays Prepared Seventeen Churches Join Jaycee Project

Seventeen city churches will decorate Christmas window displays as part of the Junior Chamber of Commerce Christ In Christmas effort. Lawton merchants donated display spaces and Thursday through Christmas Day will feature the windows. Contacts for decor and parade entries include David Corley and Newt Burrow Jr. Santa visits and a downtown parade with a lawn party at the Comanche County Court House are planned with candy and fruit distributed to children.

Chamber of Commerce David Corley Lawton Jaycee Corley Chamber of Commerce Office Bethel Assembly of God Cameron Baptist Calvary Baptist Central Baptist

Alimony Ban Enacted by East German Government

The Communist East German regime Friday banned alimony payments except in special hardship cases. A new law states alimony will not be paid to women who can work and support themselves regardless of divorce grounds.

Berlin

Canada Dominates Nickel Output Since 1900s

For over 50 years Canada has led nickel production and in 1954 its output exceeded four times that of the rest of the free world combined, underscoring its dominant role in global nickel supply.

Canada Free World

Tear Gas Used to Halt Rioting in Nicosia

British troops and colonial police dispersed pro Greek student demonstrations in Nicosia on Saturday using tear gas and batons. About 300 protesters gathered as pupils from two schools demanded union with Greece. Nineteen students were arrested and ten more detained as police moved in.

Nicosia Cyprus Greece

Eisenhower reconsideration urged by NH senator

Senator Syles Bridges of New Hampshire urged President Eisenhower to announce next month whether he will seek re election. Bridges, chair of the Senate Republican policy committee, said an early decision is needed because New Hampshire filing period runs January 13 to February 1.

Concord N.H Syles Bridges

Papa's Wife and The Long Ride Home book notes

A 1955 pairing review of Thyra Terre Bjorn's Papa's Wife from Rinehard and Co. and Bonner McMillion's The Long Ride Home from J. B. Lippincott. The first explores a Swedish Lapland to New England pastoral, focusing on Maria Franzon and family dynamics under a minister, with humor, faith, and maternal influence. The second follows coach Paul Watson in Coulton facing ethical tensions, a key playoff, personal blackmail, and unlikely alliances, concluding with reflections on football's size and impact.

Rev. J. J. Stowe JR Papa Thyra Terre Bjorn Rinehard, and Co New York Swedish Lapland New England States Pontius Franzon Maria America Franzon Mama Mara Franzon Sweden Hartzell Spence Heaven Bonner McMillion Paul Watson Texas Coulton Woofie Donnie Quillen Mitch Mitchell Canyon City

Ringling Family Member Henry E Ringling Dies in Wisconsin

Henry E Ringling, son of one Ringling brother, dies at 49 in Wisconsin after a career shift from circus to politics. He held multiple Republican posts including national committeemanship from Wisconsin.

Henry E. Ringling Wisconsin Baraboo Wis Big Top Ringling Ringling Brothers

Bond Forfeiture Ordered In Drunken Driving Case

Judge S R Harper ordered forfeiture of a $500 property bond for Jackson Franklin Lemons and two sureties for failure to appear to start a 10 day jail term and pay a $100 fine. A separate $500 bond for Noel Jay Toler also forfeited after his plea changes and pending payment.

S. R. Harper Manville Redman Jackson Franklin Lemons Lemons Loyd R. Lemons A. R. Adkins Redman Noel Jay Toler Toler Roe Garten Harper

Attlee to be known as plain Earl Attlee

London report states Clement Attlee will be known simply as Earl Attlee with no place name. Burke's Peerage expert L G Pine warns the change could confuse peers with American bandleaders and notes peers usually carry a place name.

London Clement Attlee Earl Attlee Count Basie Duke Ellington L. G. Pine Burke’s Peerage Attlee Labor Party Dorking

Senior Citizens Club Meeting Set at Recreation Center

A. W. Puttkamer, president, announces the Senior Citizens club will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Recreation center at 14th and Bell. Attendance is open to anyone over 60, with transport help available by calling 218.

A. W. Puttkamer Senior Citizens Club 14Th and Bell

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Paul Lambert Sikorsky William A. McBride Burrow Chamber Office Old Saint Nick Denison Sheridan Road Cotton Electric Cotton Electric Cooperative Walters Oklahoma J. B. Lippincott Farmers Lumber Company Earl Eugene L. Bowman Business College Comanche Gaylord E. Giles Draughon School of Business North Broadway Oklahoma City Cache Road Furniture Co Lawton Chamber of Commerce Wilson Irons Jack Kramer Sedgman Wilson Lionel Sunbeam
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