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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1954
Page
15
Guthrie Oklahoma ROTC rifle team plans to compete in a Feb. 5 match at Ponca with guidance from commander George Magner. The event involves interclub or interschool shooting as part of the regional Rifle program.
AFL political chief V McDevitt predicted Democrats will gain Congress next fall if economic conditions do not improve. He said workers fear unemployment and farmers complain of low income, noting unions may study voting records for endorsements. The AFL plans a women voters push and a separate women’s division.
Oklahoma City February 3 A new seven member fire authority schedules its first meeting Wednesday to pick officers and a manager Gov Johnston Murray’s pick for manager is H E Bailey Turner turnpike manager who remains on the job though his 000 a year contract was up January 15 Norman Hirschfield Oklahoma City president of Consolidated Natural Gas Co is named chairman Murray names other members including Joe Jarboe Tulsa Kirk Woodliff attorney Mike Aminule publisher Charles P Lawton oilman and M A Johnson Ardmore oilman The authority will supervise construction and operation of three new fires
Alva Oklahoma February 3 More than 500 students from 14 schools have accepted invitations to the first annual vocal clinic and festival on the Northwestern State College campus February 9.
Hal Boyle recalls a friend who prefers turning 50 to 35 and dreads the 65 retirement. He contrasts 35 with 50 detailing career pressure, family time, and shifting joys. At 50 a couple enjoys freedom but faces money worries and a long quiet ahead before 65.
Commerce banker and his nephew were acquitted of misapplying funds and making false entries in the First State Bank case. Johnson, 31, and Brown, 58, were said not to unify funds with intent to cheat. Brown now works as a banker in Hiawatha Kansas. Johnson resided in Commerce where he was assistant cashier at the bank. Both waived a jury trial in the case involving Sam Wear, a former U.S. district.
The Legislative Committee of the Oklahoma Education Association is ready to recommend another millage levy for schools if the U S Supreme Court declares segregation unconstitutional. The move signals potential tax increases to support schooling amid the high court ruling.
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