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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1954
Page
2
A judge and AFL fight over jury access to union records led to contempt charges. The local union president William Latal and three executive members were subpoenaed. they were held in city jail until presented to the court. Judge Moore stated the law and the union's stance remain unsettled.
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The article details Donnie Vessels tangled with Tulsa law over car theft accusations. He says the situation is a relief now that he is jailed, admitting he ruined himself and expressing mixed feelings about being caught.
The dispatch reports a warm but unsettled pattern giving way to cooler temperatures into Friday night with lows in the 20s to 30s and highs near 50s in the southeast. Only light rain expected over five days, while a dust front shifts from Nebraska to the Texas region, boosting storm activity Friday night.
The article details Beeson's resignation questions as he takes oath for the NLRB, notes his oral resignation to the firm's board, and explains how a one year leave of absence complicates his status. It highlights over 30 cases deadlocked among the four current NLRB members, split between Eisenhower appointees and Truman holdovers.
Mrs. Sue Ann Shelton, a longtime member of the Scotts Hill church since age 15, died after years with her faith community. She was survived by her husband, two sons Obed G. and C. M. Beat Reatee Join D Young, and Robert Chitwood.
The senate resumes debate on a proposed electoral reform resolution with a simple majority needed to alter the measure on the floor. An amendment to alter the original proposal arises as proponents seek changes before final passage.
Personal notes describe Mr. and Mrs. Del Hagler at a concert held in the Municipal auditorium. The brief item records a social occasion and the couple's presence at the event.
MEMPHIS Feb. 19 UP Bestock West was bested Thursday on charges fault and battery.
Jaycee state officers will attend the event including John resident Vernon ementive vice president Mrs. Jack Webster secretary Mrs. Githen Rhoads Lawton treasurer Mrs. W. E. Melton Jr Chick asha historian Mrs. Arthur Cun
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