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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1957

Page

3

Helicopter Group To Hear Branily Test Pilot Friday

Frank A. Erickson chief pilot of Brently helicopter Co will speak at the Lawton Fort Sill American Helicopter Society dinner in Frederick Friday night. A helicopter flight demonstration opens at 2 67 pm with open house at Bryant Helicopter Corp. plant and a 7 pm reception at Hotel Frederick before the 8 p.m. meeting. Members will vote on a proposed section constitution and discuss officer nominations. Reservations via Stanley L. Miambers 1721 Liberty Ave.

Frank A. Erickson Brently Helicopter Co Lawton-Fort Sill American Helicopter Society Frederick Byrantly Helicopter Corp. Piart P.m Erickson U.S. Coast Guard Stanley L. Miambers Liberty Ave

Houghton Named Envoy To France

Washington reports President Eisenhower nominated Amory Houghton chairman of Corning Glassworks to be ambassador to France. The slate also includes David K E Bruce as ambassador to West Germany and William J Sebald as ambassador to Australia. John A Perkins of the University of Delaware is nominated as under secretary of HEW.

Washington Eisenhower Amory Houghton The Corning Glassworks France David K. E. Bruce West Germany Wiliam J. Sebald Australia Senate John A. Perkins Tthe University of Delaware Health, Education and Welfare Houghton C. Douglas Dillon Paris Dillon

Hospital Births and Admits Across Southwestern Region

Memorial births list multiple newborns with parents and addresses from Oklahoma towns, including Keller, Goodin, Turner, Hutchinson, plus admitted patients like Peggy Bilbrey and Mary White. Immediate discharges cover Henry Taylor, Jackie Long, Diana Gaston, Jimmie Young, and others. notes include medical and surgical cases across Cache, Snyder, Apache, and nearby locales.

John E. Keller Virgil Goodin Charles C. ‘Turner Lawton Jimmy R. Hutchinson Snyder James M. Susan Geronimo Charles Samuel Apache Peggy Bilbrey Elizabeth Bilbrey Mary Alice White T. P. White Evans Murray F. Gilbert Cathee Allen Uchach Otis Doss Roosevelt John McElroy Baltiridge Ralph W. Crossland Grandfield Jesse McKinney Pete F. Magnusen Sterling Charles L. Mount Sandra Kaye McDowell Tommie McDowell Adolfo Cabajal New York Error W. Hoisington T. L. Hoisingston Herman F. Priest Washington Vicki G. Burkett Bob Burkett Ardmore Lena R. Banks Columbia Victor A. Hagemeier Fredrick N. Hagemeir Snyder Medical Henry &. Taylor Cache Medicel S. 13Th Jackie Dale Long Woodrow Long Diana Gaston Jackson Gaston Kinyon Jimmie Sue Young Jefferson Robert L. Seymour Randlett Earl Loftus

District Judges Now Drawing $10,000 Salary In District

Three Fifth District judges and Superior Judge Robert Landers now draw $10,000 annually after last weeks legislation signed by Gov. Raymond Gary. Adjustments trace back to Eubanks appointment and new duties including parole oversight and court fund board service. Total package includes $7,200 local funds plus $2,800 state funds annually.

Fifth Judicial District Robert $. Landers Lawson Raymond Gary Luther Eubanks Toby Morris Congress L. A. Wood Chickasha Arthur J. Marmaduke Duncan Landers Wood Marmaduke Eubanks Morris Supreme Court

Judge Disposes of 20 Charges in Heavy Court Docket

Judge J. Merle Oaks disposed of 20 cases this morning with four dismissals after weekend arrests. Defendants included Walter McCord 44 and Brudus Gill 47, with vagrancy and drunkenness charges. Other entries list fines and bonds for traffic and drunkenness, including Walter Willis 19, Doris Killian 32, and Sp3 James Black transferred to military authorities. Two people were fined 2 each and two forfeited 12 bonds for public drunkenness.

J. Merle Oaks Walter McCord Brudus Gill James A. Young Washington Leslie Davis Ferris Raymond Willis Fort Sill John Mathews Marlow D. M. Byrd Tso Harold Gerome Pocowhechit Wichita Kan Ben Cortez Rt. 2 Jimmy R. Stanton Dearborn Frankie Lee Sawyer Fort Sil Oi Willis McGee S. 5Th Doris M. Killian Jimmie Joe Sellers S. 10Th Bennie Woodard James Black Lucille P. Woodring

Warning System Canisters Placed In City Businesses

Canisters for a disaster warning system fund were distributed to city businesses. Leaders aim to raise 45000 by April. Volunteers from Civil Defense Ground Observer Corps Scout Troops and other groups helped. A house-to-house drives planned by PTA units mid March to fund the project.

J. Deward Stringer Veteran of Foreign Wars Post Civil Defense Ground Observer Corps Pup Anton Parent Stringer

City Girl Returns After Speaking To Texas Group

Lawton high school senior Pursley returned from Kermit Texas where she addressed students on leadership and Girls State and Girls Nation. Daughter of Joyce and Joyce Pursley she lives at 613 Jefferson. She was governor of Girls State last year and was one of two Oklahoma delegates at Girls Nation in Washington DC.

Iiveany Pursley Lawton Kermit, Tex Joyce Pursley Jefferson Oklahoma Girls Nation Washington, D. C

World Prayer Day observance outlined in Mt. Airy area

The World Day of Prayer theme Who Shall Separate Us from Romans 8 35 will be used for the observance scheduled at Beal Heights Presbyterian church at 1 30 pm Friday March 8. Mrs O L Parsons chairs the arrangements and program includes Episcopal and Centenary Methodist participants with Rev Clayton Walder and Rev Paul Hanna among speakers, closing by Rev Clarence A Ridge.

O. L. Parsons Cawton Beal Heights Presbyterian Church Parsons Episcopal Church Clayton Walder First Presbyterian Church Paul Hanna Beat Heights Presbyterian Church Centenary Methodist Church First Christian Church Wallock Memorial Congregational Beat Heights Presbyterian First Methodist Church Clarence A. Ridge First Methodist Beal Heights Church Verne E. Bowers Episcopal J. H. Crosby Willam W. Ensley Centenary Shirley Williamson Robert Youngblood Congregational Tommy Weaver W. WM. Benge First Christian E. B. Lacy First Presbyterian C. C. Mahanay Beal Heights

Altus Teachers Visit In Lawton Marks Visitation Day

About 35 Altus school staff including teachers nurses and cafeteria supervisors tour Lawton public schools as part of the annual Visitation Day. Fifteen educators visit focal elementary schools with five at Lawton High three at Central Junior High three at Douglass and one at special education.

Altus Lawton Focal Lawton High School Central Junior High Douglass

Lawton Man Held for Service Station Burglary

A 20 year old Lawton man was arrested by city police and held in county jail for investigation of a Texaco service station burglary at 116 Columbia Street. Entry was gained by breaking out a south window but nothing was reported missing from E W Birdsong Texaco.

Lawton E. W. Birdsong Texaco

Burglar Defeats Wall Toilet Safe in Market Heist

A thief breached a San Francisco supermarket by cutting a square hole in the back wall, ripping out plumbing, and removing the safe door. The raid yielded an estimated 2400 in cash and valuables.

SAN’ Ancisco

Salvation Army Major to Speak at Lawton High Assembly

Maj. Verner Vansyckle of the Salvation Army state headquarters in Oklahoma City will be principal speaker at Lawton High School at 9 30 a m Thursday. He will address students on The Alcoholic and His Problems. Vansyckle is a former Harbor Light Corps director in Washington DC.

Verner Vansyekle Salvation Army Oklahoma City Lawton Maj. Vansyckle Harbor Light Corps Alcholics Washington, D. C

Ambassador MacArthur II Presents Credentials in Tokyo

The new American ambassador Douglas MacArthur II arrived in Tokyo and presented his credentials to Emperor Hirohito this morning, formalizing his post and signaling ongoing diplomatic ties.

Tokyo Douglas MacArthur II Emperor Hirohito

Police hunt pair over mud pulled car wrecker theft

Police seek two Lawton men after a wrecker was used to haul a car from a mud hole Sunday morning without permission. Roy Head of 277 Salvage reported the vehicle was taken from the yard between midnight Saturday and 7 am Sunday and later returned.

Lawton Sen Roy Head Poice

New Jersey Dairy Farmers Withhold Milk In Protest

Northern New Jersey and nearby areas in New York and Pennsylvania halted raw milk deliveries in a protest over prices. Rev. John W. Dorney of the Tri-State Master Dairy Farmers Guild announced the boycott, aiming to rally thousands of farmers and impact the New York milkshed.

New Jersey Branchville. N. J New York State Pennsylvania John W. Dorney Tri-State Master Dairy Farmers Guild Dorney New York

Lawton Council to Decide On City Clerk Salary Boost

Councilmen led by H D Hastings will decide at Tuesday’s meeting whether to grant a salary increase requested by City Clerk R M Dodson. Hastings notes the raise could not take effect in the next term unless approved before March 3, the filing deadline.

R. M. Dodson Hastings

Red-Held Yanks Spies Named CIA Agents by Official

Washington claims that at least two of ten Americans imprisoned in Red China are CIA agents, named as Downey and Fecteau. State Department has identified Dermey of New Britain Connecticut and Fecteau of Lynn Massachusetts. Edmundson, fired USIA official, urged hearings and criticized Eisenhower policy and atomic bomb drop. He indicated he will testify before a congressional foreign aid committee in March.

Washington U.S. Information Agency Red- China Central Intelligence Agency Charles Edmundson State Department Communist China Edmundson USIA Korea U.S College Press Conference ABC CIA Eisenhower Middle East Japan Congressional Committee On Foreign Aid

Lawton Student Secures State Speech Tournament Spot

Lawton high school student Richard Smith earned a superior rating in discussion at the Central State College Edmond speech conference to qualify for the state tournament. Elien Ewing placed second in girls radio speaking, with entrants Stephanie Lester Lance Carden and Brad Agnew reaching the mall in humorous and dramatic literature and boys extemporaneous speaking.

Richard Smith Lawton Central State College Edmond Elien Ewing Stephanie Lester Lance Carden Brad Agnew

City Junior High Principals To Attend Conference Talks

A. Richardson and Glenn Dosser will serve as principals at Tomlinson and Central junior high schools for 1957 58. They will attend a Beamer conference meeting in Chickasha tonight at 7 30 p m in the Chickasha junior high school cafeteria to discuss athletic schedules. Plans include basketball and track events and next year’s sporting calendars, Richardson said.

A. Richardson Glenn Dosser Tomlinson Central Junior High Schools Chickasha Richardson Chickasha Junior High School

Reds back sanctions on Israel in Pravda

Pravda editorial says the Soviet Union will back United Nations sanctions against Israel if Israeli troops withdraw from Gaza and Sharm El Sheikh. The piece signals Moscow support amid growing UN pressure and regional tensions.

Reds Moscow Communist Party Pravda Soviet Union United Nations Israel Gaza Sharm el Sheikh

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