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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1954

Page

5

Capital Firm Low Bidder On Caddo Highway Projects

Oklahoma City reports low bids totaling 1,020,711 on nine highway projects were opened by the Tanhey Communad and are under review. Metropolitan Paving Co led several bids including 291,464.32 for asphalt work. other low bidders were Stand a Paving Co, Sawallisch Construction Co, Anderson Construction Co, and Park Ward Co for various segments across Rogers County, Custer County, Pittsburg County, Caddo County, Mayes County, and Grant County with estimates ranging from about 28,739 to 173,289 dollars.

Oklahoma City Tanhey Communad Highway Department Metropolitan Paving Co Cleveland County Metropolitan Rogers County Third Street Claremore Standa Paving Co Tulsa Custer County Washita River Sav Sawallishh Construction Co el Reno Custer Sawallisch Pittsburg Coal Creek McAlester North Anderson Construction Co McAlester Caddo County Apache Park-Ward Co Park Ward Co Mayes County U. S. 69 Oklahoma A Co Okla- Pittsburg Anderson Grant County U. S. 81 Medford Kay County Park Ward

Sooner Indians Oppose Central Office Consolidation

Anadarko and agency offices debated after a meeting where a white man was accused of historic betrayals. Harry J. W. Belvin, Choctaws chief, led a session favoring one central Oklahoma office, but 11 opposed. Justice N. B. Johnson warned merger wastes money and harms Indians. Belvin urged unity and stated gains from a single office. Acre Blue Eagle condemned centralization, urging preservation of current offices amid treaty-breach history.

Anadarko Harry J. W. Belvin Choctaws Cians Oklahoma Department of Interior Supreme Court N. B. Johnson Five Civilized Tribes Inter-Tribal Council Johnson Belvin Muskogee Acre Blue Eagle Tulsa Pawnee U. S Kay Sheeee

Kiwanians Highlight Scout Program at Northwest Club

Northwest Kiwanis hosts Boy Scout Week with three Scout guest speakers. Pat Lucas demonstrates rope making while Clinton Allman covers Scouting basics and Billy Henry explains qualifications for Scout and Explorer ranks. Entertainment includes tap dances by Billy Don Perry and Gene Phillips, with Whittier students and staff introductions.

Northwest Kiwanis Club Pat Lucas Clinton Allman Billy Henry Billy Don Perry Gene Phillips Whittier School Helen McIntosh Whittier Mary Ann Raunikar Tobe McIntosh Gale Humble Dave Southerland

Co-Op to Move to New Site

Western Farmers Electric Co-op plans relocation to a new office site in Anadarko with a $107,000 project cost likely to be sold after the move. The move reflects strategic restructuring for the cooperative in Oklahoma.

Co-Op Anadarko, Okla UP -Western Farmers Electric Co-op

Army Orders Confusing Detail Of Personnel Transfers

Department of the Army releases orders listing Lt Col Josiah B. Miller and multiple officers assigned or detailed to posts including Fort Sill Fort Bliss Forthood Fort Sam Houston and Fort Meade along with dates such as February March and a sequence of names and ranks detailing transfers and detachment notes under military orders.

Department of the Army Washington Josiah B. Miller Arty Washington DC Y Afb Ala Santo F. Chiodo Jen L. Arty Gordon Ft Smail Bank Sa Tad

Koreans Arrest Yank Smuggler In Customs Case

Fred Higgins of Vinita Oklahoma, 26, was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of violating customs laws. Authorities say he smuggled American goods seized for normal import tax concerns as the Korean War regime continues.

Fred Higgins Vinita Okla

Lucille Ball Aids Police in Burglar Nab

A studio electrician involved with a film outfit provided details leading to the arrest. Police circulated a suspect’s photograph and connected Darling's record in files to the case. The Hollywood station reported the capture following the circulation of the image.

Lucille Ball Darling Studio Hollywood

Police probe riverfront assault pattern

Authorities say a series of recent riverfront assaults target individuals including Joan Davis and Arnaz, with the suspect possibly acting against spouses. Police continue to investigate the motive and secure nearby areas as they identify Victims and seek further witnesses.

Maunee Ozzie Nelson Joan Davis Arnaz

Durand To Head Cotton Council

A L Durand of Hobart Oklahoma won the presidency of the National Cotton Council at the closing session of a two day meeting He becomes the third leader of the council succeeding Harold A Young from North Little Rock Arkansas J G Stratton Clinton was named Oklahoma unit chairman Ed Mitchell Wynnewood was elected vice chairman and E L Williams Granite secretary The group backed right to work laws opposed higher minimum wage and promoted Taft Hartley measures Delegates noted cottons comeback since 1948 especially against synthetic fibers and gains in apparel and household use The 1954 program will push tax and trade reforms and efforts to end margarine production and sale Herschel D Newsom urged stronger free world trade in a talk to the cotton men

Atlanta A. L. Durand Hobart Okla National Cotton Council Harold A. Young North Little Rock Ark Ad Council Young Oklahoma J. G. Stratton Clinton Ed Mitchell Wynnewood E. L. Williams Granite Herschel D. Newsom Washington National Grange

Will leaves small estate to library for branch name

Charles Machacek died last month leaving 144.36 to the St. Louis Public Library to perpetuate his family name by naming a branch after them. If the library declines, the administrator may erect a building instead to honor his lineage.

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