Sparkman Backs George Plan To Limit Treaty Power
Senator Sparkman endorsed Senator George substitute for a constitutional amendment limiting treaty power. George seeks to nullify treaties conflicting with the Constitution and require Congress approval for certain international agreements. He plans talks with Knowland and Bricker as a showdown vote looms and Hennings demands AG oppose any treaty power change.
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Washington
Sen
Sparkman
Ala
George
D-Ga
Bricker
Eisenhower
Knowland
California
Aan
Congress
Senate
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Georgia
Sena
Sen. Hennings
D-Mo
Hennings
Civil Service Seeks Auditors for Army Audit Agency
Civil Service Commission announces a demand for auditors with strong analytical skills for the Army Audit Agency. Positions available in five-state area yearly. Information from the Board of U S Civil Service Examiners Sixth Floor Federal Building San Antonio Tex.
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Army Audit Agency
Civil Service Commission
Board of
Civil Service Examiners
Federal Building
San Antonio
Tex
Lawton Paving Boom and School Expansion Report
Since 1947 Lawton built paving totaling over 1.3 million dollars, with districts funded by citizens and additions by developers. Postwar growth includes numerous schools and planned improvements totaling about 4.27 million dollars, plus a Kiwanis auction stage show with many members redirected to phone duties.
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Lawton
Morford, Stephens, Patterson
Tomlin Greer
Morford Hills
New High
Post Children’s
Fort Sill
Howell
Swinney
Baltimore
Taft
Dunbar
Illinois
Douglass
Larrance
Gore
Will Rogers
S. 9Th
Woodrow Wilson
Arlington
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Park
Harold Puttkamer
Warren Wolverton
Civic
Markets Chicago Butter and Oklahoma City Livestock Report
Chicago butter prices hold steady with import receipts around 1,087,034 pounds and wholesale bids largely unchanged. Oklahoma City market reports show mixed poultry and egg prices with varied firm demands, plus cattle, hogs, and sheep listings, noting slower trade but generally steady to higher trends on many beef and stocker classes.
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Chicago
Eee
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture Today
Broilers
F.o.b
Oteau
Vinita
Shawnee
Muskogee
Lawton
Tulsa
Ardmore
Alva
Chickasha
Pauls Valley
Elk City
Durant
Chandler
Enid
Laverne
Blackwell
McAlester
Hobart
Olahoma City
el Reno
Poteau
Wheat
Guyman
Hooker
Fairview
Medford
Altus
Vici
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Frederick
Pecans
Waurika
USDA
Pageant Club Boards Plans for Easter Service Policing
Pageant club met with the Pageant board to discuss policing this year's Easter service. Fort Sill provost marshal and Lawton police will assist area highways and Holy City grounds. Friday 7:30 pm board meeting in Security Bank Civic Room to discuss publicity. Lawton residents travel to Wichita Falls Tuesday to help cast and rehearse Texan scenes. Participants include Mr. and Mrs. Batten and several named locals.
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Pageant
Fort Sill
Lawton City
Holy City
Security Bank & Trust Company
Lawtonians
Wichita Falls
Batten
Warren Chrisman
John Thomas Jr
Betty Deiner
George Kouri
John Carter
Lloyd Pickett
Davidson Named New Wewoka Chamber Manager
Carrol D. Davidson, former Enid newspaperman, is named manager of the Wewoka chamber of commerce effective March 1. He will replace John Eisenhour, who resigned to enter the insurance business.
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Wewoka
Okla
Carrol D. Davidson
Enid
Chamber of Commerce
John Eisenhour
Embargo on Colorado Cattle Enforced by Oklahoma Board
Oklahoma City reports an embargo on cattle shipments from all Colorado ranches east of the Continental Divide, effective Monday, to stop psoroptic scale mite exposure. Harold Hutton, board president, cites a 900 head outbreak near Laverne and tighter interstate movement checks to enforce health certificates.
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Oklahoma City
Colorado
Continental Divide
Oklahoma Board of Agriculture
Harold Hutton
Oklahoma
Hutton
Laverne
Okla
Big Four talks stall over German Austrian issues and China seat
Secret sessions with the Big Four fail to bridge differences on European and Asian questions. Moscow seeks Red China inclusion. Washington insists on Four power talks without full China seat. Dulles demands Austrian treaty by Thursday. discussions extended to Geneva potential April talks on Korea and Indochina.
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Washington
Berlin
Russia
Germany
Austria
United States
Big Four
Red China
Far East
West
U.S
Dulles
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
China
Korea
Indo- China
Kent Eisenhower
Geneva
France
Britain
Indo-China
Peiping
Chou En-lai
Benson visit signals GOP edge in West after criticism
Benson’s West visit shows Ike remains popular despite critique. Watkins, sponsor of Benson, predicts Republicans will back his Cabinet reshuffle with James A. McConnell replacing Howard H. Gordon at the Commodity Stabilization Service. Culbertson’s removal from New Mexico drought rolls cited as example of upcoming shifts toward GOP influence.
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Eisenhower
West
Congress
Watkins
Benson
GOP
Howard H. Gordon
Department
Commodity Stabilization Service
Gordon
James A. McConnell
New York
W. O. Culbertson
New Mexico
Robert L. Farrington
Culbertson
Security standards warn loyalty only ground for dismissal
The speaker outlined that disloyalty to the United States is the sole reason for discharge. Four deemed disloyal under Truman program were cited, while Eisenhower protections were not yet in effect. He argued dismissals cannot be broken down by subversive contact, noting risks from family ties to subversive groups and the danger of labeling someone a security risk for such associations.
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United States
Tuttle
Little Theater Membership Meeting Planned Thursday
Lawton Little Theater calls a general membership meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Storey Barton Cache Road studio. R G Mangum president announces the session precedes the rehearsal for You Can t Take It With You with production March 1 and 2 in Cameron College auditorium under John Denney direction.
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Lawton
Funeral Rites Held for Infant Daughter of Cole
Five month old Yvvonne Corol Cole daughter of Sgt Thomas E Cole and Mrs Bessie B Johnson died last night. Funeral service set for 2 30 p m Tuesday with Chaplain James N Brister officiating at Fort Bragg burial in Post cemetery Becker Funeral home in charge.
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Snevenide
Corol Cole
Thomas E. Cole
Washington
Yvvonne Corol
Erwin N. C
Fort Sill
Fort Bragg
N. C
Bessie B. Johnson
Chico
Calif
James N. Brister
Post Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Infant Darlene Anderson Dies at Fort Sill Hospital
Linda Anderson and Pvt John H Anderson announce the death of their nine day old daughter Linda Darlene Anderson at 7 10 am Monday in Fort Sill hospital born February 6 she had been ill since birth Survivors include paternal grandparents H O Anderson Auburndale Florida maternal grandparents Nead Bass Winter Haven Florida and local arrangements are by Becker Funeral Home Services and burial will be in Auburndale Florida
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Linda Darlene Anderson
John H. Anderson
Fort Sill Hospital
H. O. Anderson
Auburndale
Fla
Nead Bass
Winterhaven
Becker Funeral Home
Ace E Hayes services set in Becker Memorial Chapel
Ace E Hayes cement contractor died Sunday night after a period of illness. Funeral services scheduled for 2 p.m. Thursday in Becker Memorial Chapel with the Rev L A Bobbitt of the Pentecostal Church of God officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery. He was born February 9 1881 in Dallas County Missouri and lived in Vinita Bristow before moving to Lawton in 1941. Survived by two sons Ira E and Floyd A of Hobbs New Mexico a daughter Mrs John D Lester of 110 C two brothers Ollie Nowata and Obie Miami three sisters Mrs Dorie V Oswego Kan Mrs Mellie W and Mrs Ortha Jones Jay and five grandchildren.
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Hayes
Dallas County
Vinita
Bristow
Lawton
Ira E
Floyd A
Hobbs, N.M
John D. Lester
Ollie
Nowata
Obie
Miami
Dorie
Oswego
Kan
Mellie W
Clara Williams of Chattanooga Dies at iled age
Mrs Clara Williams 8 of Chattanooga died Monday at a Frederick hospital after years of invalidism Born Clara E Thomas July 7 1870 in Kansas She taught school before marrying Cretith Williams in 1897 They lived in Perry then Chattanooga area In recent years she lived with her son Frank Survived by four sons and other relatives Funeral 2 pm at Chattanooga Baptist Church with arrangements under supervision of local mortuary officials
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Chattanooga
Clara W
Frederick Hosp
Williams
Clara E. Thomas
Kan
Cretith Williams
Perry
Frank
Cod
Beck warns of auto industry crisis as buyers switch to used cars
Beck told reporters thousands of car owners are returning autos to finance companies to cover balances, noting buyers can purchase similar cars from used lots cheaper. He warned that cash buyers can secure new cars up to 30 percent off list price, calling it a serious situation. Detroit industry officials offered little comment. Elmer Davis of Ford and Harlow Curtice of GM declined to comment, while Ford executives indicated things were going “very nicely.”
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Beck
Detroit
Elmer "Erece
Dancing Age IT R Creat Corp
Finan
Ford Motor Gow
Sa Ae
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
Derby Event Details Rumored for May at Haley School
A Local Derby is planned with divisions for boys and girls aged 10 to 15. The schedule lists a 5 yard mark and references Haley as a possible hosting site and a teacher involved in organizing.
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Atv
Ums
Seon This la
Stop Harsh Constipation Drugs Says Remedy Available
Slogan promotes Dr Caldwell’s laxative with a money back guarantee. Offer requests mail order to Box 280 New York NY 18. The ad urges readers to stop taking harsh constipation medicines and try this remedy.
Nationalists Reject Chiang Retirement
Chiang Kai shek faces rejection from Nationalists over retirement plans for a six year term. He said he would announce his decision tomorrow.
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Chiang
Ed Chiang
Duff of a Forest Floor Described as Decayed Matter Layer
The term duff refers to the litter of decayed plant material covering the forest floor. It forms a dark, rich layer that supports soil formation and nutrient cycling in woodland ecosystems.
County 4-H Club Demonstration Attracts Broad Attendance
The home demonstration agent said members of all 29 4-H clubs in the county as well as coaches and parents are expected to attend. The meeting aims to showcase projects and share progress across the county communities.
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Bob Heddleston
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STASS
Town & Country Store
Cache Road
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Yvonne Corol Cole
Linda Anderson
Ace E. Hayes
Becker Memorial Chapel
Clinton
Clara Williams
Manning & Son
Guy A
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Lewis. Millwork and Specialty Company
Fort Sill Blvd
Harmacy
Bernell Gilbert
Mgr
Lawton’s Prescription Center
Boulevard Pharmacy
Superior
Laos
Pat the Plumber
Kephart & Gordon Plumbing & Appliances
JO G. Andrews
D Ave
Wolverton Harware
M&d
E Ave
Littlefield Art Service
Ee Service
Ety Ha
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