Area Pioneer Evans 88 Dies. funeral Saturday in Lawton
Area funeral notices report the death of Pearl A. Evans 88 of 816 Bell after a lengthy illness in a local hospital. Services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home with ministers George W. Campbell and Dick Williams presiding, burial in Masonic Cemetery Temple. Evans born April 16 1889 in Cincinnati Iowa came to Temple in 1901 married Roy Evans in Pittsburg Kansas 1907 moved Lawton 1925. survivors include two daughters two sons three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Also listed Anna Klos 90 of Fletcher died Thursday after brief illness. funeral 2 p.m. Saturday First Baptist Church Fletcher burial Fairview Cemetery Apache under Robbins Funeral Home. Klos born Sept 15 1887 in Wilburn Nebraska came to Kingfisher as child later Apache resident married Jerry Klos in 1994. survivors include a son a daughter seven grandchildren twenty great grandchildren and eleven great great grandchildren. Funeral for A D Story 74 of 1530 Jefferson who died Saturday in a local hospital will be held 1 p.m. Saturday at Grant Chapel AME Church with Rev R C Jenkins officiating burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery Miller's Mortuary directing.
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Military tighten security at nuclear weapon sites after reporter breach
Washington AP reports the military says security at hydrogen bomb sites is being tightened after Cox Newspapers writer Joseph Albright posed as a contractor and got near six bombs. Officials testified that proper checks were not enforced and vowed future contractors will be checked to prevent sabotage.
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Georgia farmers plan traffic blockade at Mexican border
Georgia strike leaders say about 50 farmers will move to the Rio Grande near the Mexican border next Wednesday to disrupt traffic as part of a two month national strike. They aim to hold the border for at least a day and return to stage state highway protests. The plan follows a Georgia Farm Bureau meeting demanding president Emmett Reynolds resign, which the board refused to address.
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Supreme Court rules sit down strikes unconstitutional
The Supreme Court ruled sit-down strikes unconstitutional on February 27, 1939, signaling a key legal limit on industrial protests and labor actions.
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