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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1953

Page

12

Ike's Commission To Draw Up Farm Program Confers

President-elect Eisenhower named a 14 member interim farm commission to draft policy including price supports and soil subsidies. First meetings planned January 6 and 7 on the University of Maryland campus with Dean W. I. Myers coordinating. Members come from farm groups, industry, and land grant colleges. Meanwhile talks on extending the international wheat agreement continue, with the U S seeking terms before the July 31 expiry and debates over subsidies totaling about 200 million dollars yearly.

A. Martin Washington Eisenhower University of Maryland W. I. Myers Cornell University GOP Congress Taft Benson Secretary of Agriculture Benson Agriculture Department U. S

Governor's Fired Secretary Returns as Lt. Governor Aide

Minnie Mae Powell, fired from Gov. Murray’s team last November, rejoined the Oklahoma statehouse as secretary to Lt. Gov. James Berry. Berry, who will be acting governor when Murray leaves, says Powell was efficient and previously served as his secretary during Murray’s absence. Powell also worked at the state Democratic party headquarters during the general election campaign. Murray did not explain Powell’s dismissal.

Oklahoma City Minnie Mae Powell Johnston Murray Statehouse James E. Berry Powell Murray Berry Democratic Party

City Of Big Muscles hosts Carl Sandburg birthday party

Chicago celebrated Carl Sandburg turning 75 with a birthday dinner set for 6 30 p m at the Blackstone Crystal Room and a weekend event in Galesburg his birthplace. The poet spoke of aging and commented on modern America noting television as a major time waster while praising enduring human resilience.

Sandburg Chicago Carl Sandburg Windy City Hell Blackstone America Grant Park

Funeral Rites Held for Roy Evans 68 at Temple Cemetery

Roy Evans 68 died Saturday at his home 916 Bell. Funeral services were at 2 p.m. Monday in Ritter Funeral Home chapel conducted by Rev. H. Tom Wiles of First Baptist Church. Burial followed in Temple cemetery. Pioneer club members attended in a body. Honorary bearers were C. E. Price James Timmons Leonard Jones Rufus Carothers John Seaman E. L. Richardson Hugh Carothers and John F. Thomas. Bearers at Temple were L. H. Hensley A. V. Singleton Charles M. Henderson Jim Henderson Ray Hunt and Walter Hunt.

Roy Evans Bell Ritter Funeral Home H. Tom Wiles First Baptist Church Temple Cemetery Pioneer Club C. E. Price James Timmons Leonard Jones Rufus Carothers John Seaman E. L. Richardson Hugh Carothers John F. Thomas Temple L. H. Hensley A. V. Singleton Charles M. Henderson Jim Henderson Ray Hunt Walter Hunt

Graveside rites for infant son of Osiecki family

Graveside services were held at 3 p.m. Monday at Post cemetery for Frank Osiecki Jr infant son of Maj and Mrs Frank Osiecki of 2201 North 19th who died at birth Friday night. Chaplain Benjamin Marshall conducted the service with Becker Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

Frank Osiecki, Jr Frank Osiecki North 19Th Post Cemetery Benjamin Marshall Becker Funeral Home

John G Fatheree services held for 83 year old

John G. Fatheree, 83, died Friday at his home 1107 Monroe. Services were at 3:30 p.m. Monday at Ritter Funeral Home chapel. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery. Bearers were Clyde Honeycutt Roy Davis D E Oswalt Carl Froneberger W R Howeth and Russell Riddle.

John G. Fatheree Monroe Ritter Funeral Home Chapel H. Tom Wiles First Baptist Church Highland Cemetery Clyde Honeycutt Roy Davis D. E. Oswalt Carl Froneberger W. R. Howeth Russell Riddle

Spanish Vessel Monte Urbosa Collides With Rosa Maersk Off Buenos Aires

A 7,723 ton Spanish ship Monte Urbosa collided with the 8,192 ton Danish tanker Rosa Maersk in darkness off Buenos Aires. One crewman on Monte Urbosa was killed and two Chilean student passengers were injured.

Buenos Aires Argentina Monte Urbosa Rosa Maersk

LA Dogs Neurotic Nervous Dogs Treated by Psychologist

LA society says 700000 dogs in the city, about 250000 neurotic or near it, and has hired canine psychologist Bert Turnquist to offer free treatment for noise related neurosis. He notes dogs’ hearing is four times human and suggests exposing them to noise during visits to desensitize them.

Los Angeles Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Bert Turnquist

Former Secretary Morgenthau Leaves New York Hospital

Henry Morgenthau Jr former Treasury Secretary has exited New York hospital after an abdominal operation two weeks earlier. Doctors report his condition is good.

New York Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr New York Hospital

Turkey Federation Plans 25 Percent Production Cut

In Dallas the American Turkey Federation will urge members to cut 1953 turkey production by 25 percent after a glut last year. President Vv'. T. Geurts of Oregon City cites 12 million turkeys in storage with no market. The meeting discusses a national advertising push to boost consumption, building on last year’s campaign that raised per person use from two to six pounds.

Dallas American Turkey Federation Federation Thursay Geurts M. C. Small Mount Morris Ill

Firemen Will Burn House For School

Firemen from Oklahoma and southern Kansas will train at a four day school in Ponca City in April. The Oklahoma A&M fire training school bought a two story six room frame house for demonstrations of new firefighting methods. Ponca City fire chief Kenneth Long said the program will showcase fighting house fires with fog methods used for gasoline fires for several years.

Ponca City Okla Oklahoma Kansas Oklahoma A&m Fire Training School Kenneth Long

Gunfight Leaves Two Dead in Havana

Police identify the dead as two men killed early today in Havana during a gunfight with a group of men described by authorities as gangsters. A third man was gravely wounded in the incident.

Havana

Kiddies Learn By TV During Baltimore Walkout

In Baltimore schools closed by a city workers strike, 80,000 pupils tune in to teleteaching on WMAR WBAL-TV and WAAM to cover lessons. Sanitation and sewer services deteriorate as 174 schools reopen briefly, and Mayor d Alesandro meets AFL Teamsters reps seeking a contract, with talks continuing.

Walkout Grips Baltimore WMAR Wbal-Tv WAAM Sewer and Water Department William H. Lemmel Public Instruction City Hall Thomas d’Alesandro

Mother Dies in Texas Snyder

Mrs. W. P. Reed of Snyder travels to Plainview after word that her mother Mrs. Lee Miller died following a fall on Friday that caused a broken hip and other injuries.

Texas Snyder W. P. Reed Plainview Lee Miller

New Jersey Mayor Faces Rackets Probe Testimony

Newark New Jersey Mayor John V. Kenny of Jersey City returns to testify before the New Jersey Law Enforcement Council on waterfront rackets after a prior refusal. Kenny had defended his innocence, insisting witnesses against him were politically inspired, and his name has surfaced in linked New York crime inquiries.

Newark N. J John V. Kenny Jersey City New Jersey Law Enforcement Council Kenny New York

Wife collapses after death notice in Idaho Falls tragedy

In Idaho Falls, Mrs Clyde Drainard, 72, hurried to her 84-year-old husband’s bedside when told he was dying. She collapsed at the doorway, dying eight minutes later. The brief report records the sudden double misfortune following the husband’s critical condition.

Idaho Falls Idaho Clyde Drainard Drainard

Actress Blanche Starr dies in Los Angeles at 72

The 72 year old character actress Blanche Starr known on stage as Blanche Rose and who appeared in numerous Broadway productions in the 1890s died yesterday in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Blanche Starr Blanche Rose

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