Railway Clerks Unite To Fight Strike Delay At Southern Pacific
The Railway Clerks Union plans court action to contest a 10 day restraining order delaying a strike against Southern Pacific. Nationwide labor unrest prompts walkouts and suspensions, with 600 suspensions at a Sioux City packing house and 11 000 clerks idle nationwide. Southwest Pacific negotiators and city officials urged written reports as strikes ripple through unions and publishers.
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Southern Pacific Railway
New York
Sioux City
Iowa
Philadelphia
Southern Pacific
Maine
Superior Court
James O'Keefe
San Francisco
James Weaver
Union
Robert F. Wagner
Cleveland
Press
Plain Dealer
Swift and Co
Swift
Flu Absences Rise Across County Schools
Flu continues to reduce attendance in area schools with 180 to 226 absences daily over two weeks. Tomlinson and Fisenhower report high rates, while Lawton high shows strong attendance. Nurses note high absenteeism at Sterling Fletcher and Elgin. county health officer Dr. Green says no closures beyond isolated absences.
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Hugh Bish
Tomlinson Junior High School
Iris Wood
Fisenhower
Charles Green
Sterling, Fletcher and
Elgin
First Civil Defense Shelter Stocked With Food
Emergency foodstuffs medical supplies and radiological detection gear were delivered to a city civil defense shelter in the Koehler building at Third and C. Warren Wolverton announced more supplies will be issued weekly for seven designated shelters to serve 289 people for two weeks.
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Larry Bevans
Koehler
Warren Wolverton
Wolverton
Third
Park Department
Fort Sill Jumpers Win At Fairview
Fort Sill Parachute Club members captured two first place trophies at the 1st annual Fairview Sky Diving Competition in Fairview Oklahoma. Capt. John C. Fairbank won advanced style jump and Pvt. Albert R. Young won novice spot jump.
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Fort Sill
Atomic Plant Proposal Tests Radiation as Food Preservative
The Atomic Energy Commission says it is negotiating with Associated Nucleonics, Inc. of New York to build a 600000 dollar plant at Gloucester Massachusetts to test atomic radiation as a food preservative.
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New York
API
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Associated Nucleonics, Inc
Gloucester
Mass
Global views shift on American youth and leaders in 1960 61
A 1960 study finds Britain, France, West Germany and Italy held unfavorable views of American youth and women with low favorable impressions for American women. Eisenhower popularities fell in Europe by 1960, Kennedy seen favorably after election, and Latin American opinions on Fidel Castro show mixed awareness.
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Britain
France
West Germany
Italy
Germany
Eisenhower
Norway
Doan's Pills Offer Bladder Relief and Pain Aid
An advertisement promotes Doan's Pills as a threefold remedy for bladder irritation and associated aches. It claims soothing effect on the bladder, fast pain relief for backache headaches and muscular pains, and a mild diuretic action to help kidney function. The copy urges readers to buy the large size and notes 60 years of use.
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Doan
Funeral Rites Held for John A Clifft in Marlow
Funeral services were held at 2 p m in Callaway Smith Funeral Home chapel for John Adolphus Clifft 76 who died early Monday in a Clinton hospital Burial was in Marlow cemetery He was born March 7 1886 in Collins county Texas and married Cora Clevenger July 25 1909 A retired carpenter he lived in Marlow Hobbs New Mexico and Del Monte California before returning to Marlow He was a Nazarene church member Survivors include his wife two sons Cecil of Wasilla Alaska and Emmit of Stockton California a daughter Mrs Flossie Wilmarine of Del Monte two sisters Mrs Jessie Smith of Wills Point and Mrs Claude Carlton of Fort Worth and a brother Rev Claude D Clifft of Oklahoma City plus four grandchildren
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Marlow
Callaway - Smith
John Adolphus Clifft
Clinton Hospital
Mr. Clifft
Collins County
Tex
Cora Clevenger
Paradise
Hobbs
N. M
Claude Carlton
Fort Worth
Services for Henry Kafer in Waurika church
Henry Albert Kafer 50 of Rt. 3 Waurika was found dead at home Tuesday. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Irving Community Baptist Church with Rev. Myron Dillon officiating. Burial will follow at Ryan Cemetery under Worley Funeral Home direction.
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Waurika
Henry Albert Kafer
Irving Community Baptist Church
Myron Dillon
Ryan Cemetery
Worley Funeral Home
Lawton area newspaper subscription rate schedule
The notice lists prepaid monthly and yearly prices for Morning Press and Sunday editions, Constitution and Sunday editions, and press only options. Rates apply to Comanche, Cotton, Tillman, Kiowa, Caddo, Grady, Stephens, Jefferson, and Jackson counties with regional and out of state mail options, including box deliveries. all prices include 2 percent state sales tax.
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Lawton
Constitution
Constitution Press
Const
Ls Press
T Press
Suishes
Okshia
Lawton PO
Press & Sun
Oklahoma
Press & Sunday
Doctors Recommend Anacin for Tense Nervous Headaches
New York reports show tense nervous headaches are the most common. Relief comes in minutes with Anacin which relieves pain and relaxes tension on nerves. Anacin combines ingredients doctors recommend and an extra ingredient not in ordinary aspirin. It acts gently and leaves no lingering low feeling. Take Anacin for fast all over pain relief.
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New York
N.Y
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