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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1954

Page

8

Benson Urges Minimal Government Control for Agriculture

New York. Ezra Taft Benson, secretary of agriculture, urged maximum progress in farming with minimal federal regulation at the American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Manhattan. He backed the 1954 agricultural act as moving toward price flexibility and greater freedom, stressing farmers must assume normal farming risks and make autonomous management decisions on their farms.

New York Ezra Taft Benson Benson American Farm Bureau Federation Manhattan Center America Department of Agriculture

Capital Youth Loses Battle For Parole

An Oklahoma City teen convicted of armed robbery will serve part of his five year sentence before parole. Howard Lee Voegle, 18, sought early release. board chairman Tom Phillips called the plea impressive but ruled parole ahead of prison time untenable, noting the trial court already determined a suspended sentence. Voegle belonged to a teenage gang involved in multiple burglaries and robberies. he took part in two offenses and rode in the car during another.

Oklahoma City State Pardon and Parole Board Howard Lee Voegle Tom Phillips Holdenville Woegle Supreme Court Phillips

Rare 1863 penny found after parking meter mishap

Hugh Nation dropped an 1863 penny worth $35 into a parking meter in Salt Lake City. City Treasurer Oliver G. Ellis was alerted and the rare coin has since been recovered and is held for Nation.

Salt Lake City Hugh Nation Nation Oliver G. Ellis

District Rotary Governor Visits Lawton Speaks on Growth

Dale Boren of Wewoka Rotary district governor renewed old acquaintances during an official Lawton visit. He urged a 10 percent membership increase and highlighted crippled children work, youth programs, and Rotary Foundation fellowships. The talk, ending with the four-way test, followed a club meeting led by Vernon Howell.

Dale Boren Wewoka Rotary Lawton Boren Rotary Foundation Herb Taylor Reer International Vernon Howell

Methodists Form Union to Fight Integration in Church

A special committee of Methodists from six states gathered in Birmingham to oppose changes to racial segregation in the church. The group vows persistent action, with 60 ministers and lay leaders invited and over 200 attending. The resolution rejects abolishing the all Negro central jurisdiction guiding Black churches.

Birmingham Ala

A&M Students to Be Polled on Desegregation Issue

Stillwater Oklahoma A and M College students will be polled on their opinions about Negro desegregation. Dr Herman Case the college sociologist directs the poll and experts will analyze results to chart possible adjustments in the college program. A statewide survey of opinions is also being analyzed for publication.

Stillwater Okla Oklahoma A&m Herman Case

Government Girl's Shooting An Accident

Washington reports the fatal shooting of Sallie Wood a 23 year old NSA analyst is ruled an accident. Coroner Dr W C Welburn says the verdict stands with no new evidence. Arlington detectives say case likely closed.

Washington W. C. Welburn Arlington Sallie Wood National Security Agency Welburn Dudley Rector Arlington Detectives

Victors Honored at Oklahoma A&M Dinner

At Stillwater Oklahoma A M the annual dean of agriculture dinner on January 10 will honor Oklahoma A M judged teams and coaches for their victories. Dr Luther H Brannon now president of the Imperial Ethiopian A M College will speak he is a former judging team winner.

Stillwater Okla Dean of Agriculture Oklahoma A&m Luther H. Brannon Imperial Ethiopian A&m College

Oklahoma sees rain above normal last week boosting wheat

The Federal State Crop Reporting Service reports last week’s rainfall across Oklahoma ranged from half an inch to two inches, averaging .54 inch or 18 above normal. Moisture arrived in time to temporarily boost 1955 wheat prospects in central and southwestern areas, as farmers resumed planting after prior dryness. Some counties, especially in the southwest and Panhandle, received little rain and soil moisture remains uneven.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Federal Jackson Harmon Greer Northwest Panhandle

Cattlemen Face Deeper Hardship As Feed Shrinks

Situation remains critical as the crop reporting service notes cattlemen’s plight worsened last week. Cold weather reduced feed and water supplies, many ranchers haul water, and cattle and calves lost weight during the period.

Crop Reporting Service

Battle of New Orleans Foe Defeated by Jacksons 2000 Militia

During the War of 1812 Andrew Jackson commands about 2000 American militiamen who defeat 12000 British Regulars at the Battle of New Orleans.

Andrew Jackson New Orleans

Explosion rocks pipeline near Osawatomie Kansas

An overnight blast destroyed a 30 inch natural gas pipeline seven miles west of Osawatomie Kansas. The huge flame was visible from Kansas City about 50 miles away and authorities began investigating the cause and potential evacuations.

Osawatomie Kan Here Kansas City

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