Picket lines crossed at the Washington Post
Washington Post union action shows several printers and mailers crossed picket lines in solidarity with striking pressmen. A Post spokesman said five other unions have agreed with the paper but delay signing until mailers and printers act. The strikes began October 5 with the printers joining in.
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Washington (Ap
Huna
Washington Post
Post
John Dower
The
International Typographical Union
Brockland Meeting on Zoning Proposals at Elementary School
The Brockland Home Improvement Association will meet at 7 p.m. at Brockland Elementary School to vote on a northwest Lawton zoning plan guiding future development. The proposal covers school traffic water and property rezoning. The plan aims to present to the Lawton Metropolitan Area Planning Commission.
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Brockland Home Improvement Association
Brockland
62Nd
Ash
Lawton
Lawton Metropolitan Area
Crossword Clue Set From Eugene Sheffer Puzzle
A compact crossword solution list with clues and numbered entries including biblical figures and musical terms across and down. Named entries reference common crossword topics such as Saviour of the world harpist Saul the king and classical terms from French English and Italian language roots.
Walters heirs mourn Harve Landis longtime Okla resident
Harve Landis 81 retired businessman died after a lengthy illness in a local nursing home. Funeral at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday First Baptist Church with two pastors officiating. Burial in Walters Cemetery under Wyatt Funeral Home. Born September 2, 1894 in Conway Springs Kansas he moved to Oklahoma in 1901 and married Lois Petty in 1915. Survivors include five sons two daughters a sister and a brother along with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Louis Wright Mitchell Sr 82 died this morning after a lengthy illness at a local hospital. Services pending with Lawton Ritter Dalton Funeral Home. Mitchell born April 3 1893 in Rebee Arkansas moved to Lawton in 1929 and 1950 from Illinois. Married Agnes Ethel Mitchell January 21 1923 in Amarillo Texas. He was a Mason and WWI and WWII veteran. Survivors include wife two sons two daughters four brothers one sister and five grandchildren.
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First Baptist Church
John Freeman
Carlton Campbell
Calvary Baptist Church
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Wyatt Funeral Home
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Conway Springs
Kan
Oklahoma
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Harvey Jr
Waukegan
Ill
Kenneth
Billy
Duncan
Archie
Hartford
Ala
Thomas
Lydia Troop
Maple
Lawton
Lois Berlene Anderson
Ella Francis
Douglas
George
Oklahoma City
Louis Wright Mitchell Sr
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Mr. Mitchell
Rebee
Ark
Illinois
Agnes Ethel Mitchell
Amarillo
Tex
Mitchell
L. W. Mitchell Jr
Robert D. Mitchell
Patricia Sue Farmer
Greeley
Colo
Madelyn E. Priest
Norman
Walter F. Mitchell
North Fork
Calif
Jack
Mount Vernon
Wash
D.C
Rufus
Crossville
Sam
Marthaville
Gussie Bracken
Galesburg,Il
Hackler Becomes Investigator Intern for District Attorney
Nolan Hackler former Lawton High School teacher and Enid native begins internship as investigator on the staff of District Attorney Don Beauchamp. He trains through the Oklahoma Bar Association program and will finish at Oklahoma City University this spring. Hackler plans to return to Lawton after graduation and the bar exam.
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Lawton High School
Oklahoma City University
Dist. Atty
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Hackler
Oklahoma Bar Association
OCU
Enid
Lawton
Cameron
Legal Secretary Training Offered in Lawton Oklahoma
Legal secretarial training will be offered in Lawton by the Oklahoma Adult Center for Vo Tech Education and the Comanche County Association of Legal Secretaries. The eight week course runs once a week from March 20 10 am to 12 30 pm at the Lawton Multi Purpose Center. Enrollment contacts Maetta Roadruck and Jack Greear.
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Lawton
Oklahoma Adult Center For Vo-Tech Education
Comanche County Association of Legal Secretaries
Maetta Roadruck
Jack Greear
Education Workshop Attended by St Marys School Representatives
Representatives from St Mary's School Lawton attended an education workshop in Tuscaloosa Alabama February 11 13 Sister Eugenia Clare principal and Sister Elizabeth Marie teacher were chosen for training through the Statewide Facilitator Project Edmond funded by the U S Office of Education The project focuses on language needs of elementary students.
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St. Mary's School
Lawton
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Eugenia Clare
Elizabeth Marie
Edmond
U.S. Office of Education
Lawton Students Earn OBU Honor Roll Honors
Four Lawton students at Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee earned honors for fall semester. Michael Acthley and Susan Kay Bergeron made the President's Honor Roll with at least a 3.5 GPA. Michael Scroggins and Mary Reynolds Wood were placed on the Dean's Honor Roll for a 3.0 GPA.
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Lawton
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
Michael Acthley
Susan Kay Bergeron
Elgin
Michael Scroggins
Mary Reynolds Wood
Fort Sill Soldier Arrested for Improper Exposure in Lawton
A 41-year-old Fort Sill soldier was arrested in Lawton after a North West Lawton woman reported repeated exposures. She had seen him exit his home unclothed and later display a sign reading Stud Service with a phone number. Lt. Jerry Butler led the arrest following another incident.
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Fort Sill Seldier
Lawton
Jerry Butler
Butler
Don’t Share Scissors Among Household Cutters
A cautionary note warns homemakers to keep sewing cutting tools like scissors to themselves to avoid hazards and injuries in the home.
Police Receive A List Of Local Complaint Reports
Lawton Police Department filed reports naming complainants and locations. Damages include church windows at Cameron Baptist Church, thefts from residences and vehicles, a break in at Comanche County School For Handicapped, damage to a newspaper stand, and various items stolen or damaged around Lawton and nearby areas.
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Lawton
Cameron Baptist Church
Richard Johnson
Dunlop
Comanche County
Luwayina Cross
Dorchester
Sullivan Village
Robert Atkins
Lee
Bill
Immediate use of newspaper coupons beats storing for future
The article advises using newspaper coupons right away to buy food rather than saving them. It argues this is wiser when the item keeps, storage space exists, and prices may rise, suggesting urgency for shoppers to act now.
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Chevrolet
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