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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1954

Page

4

Frederick Copter Factory Deal Boosts OK County Hope

Frederick officials and Gyrodyne executives reached a verbal accord for a helicopter factory, with a $75 000 local pledge drive and land for the plant. The venture would start a $500 000 facility employing 300 workers, aiming to spur regional aviation industry growth.

Frederick New York Paul McLellan Chamber of Commerce State Planning and Resources Board McLellan Wichita

Narcotics Control Officer to Lecture at Lawton High

Bob Roach of the Narcotics Control Service will present a two day series at Lawton High School and local clubs on The Story of Drug Addiction. He will address students at 9 30 a m Thursday and visit classes for two days, plus a 3 30 p m faculty meeting.

Lawton High School Bob Roach Narcotics Control Service Washington, D. C Roach Chamber of Commerce Oklahoma City PTA Oklahoma

Cleveland county selects new commissioners chair and vice chair

Dale Janeway of Moore elected chairman of Cleveland county board of commissioners replacing Thomas Morren of Norman. L W McKiddy of Lexington named vice chairman. The election follows standard county procedures in Norman Oklahoma.

Cleveland Norman Okla Dale Janeway Moore Cleveland County Commissioners Thomas Morren L. W. McKiddy Lexington

Reward Separates Owner From Teeth

A Navajo woman from Springstead trading Post, Ariz., lost her false teeth at a Gallup bus depot and offered a reward on a Navajo language program. A finder returned a set but won't ship them until the reward is sent, while the owner won't try them until paid.

Gallup, N. M Springstead Trading Post Ariz Gallup

Kennedy Omitted From Hotel List Correction

A news item corrects an omission in a prior report about the Lawton Community Hotel project. J. C. Kennedy, who joined twelve signees to back a $50 000 guarantee to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, was initially left off the list.

Lawton J. C. Kennedy Reconstruction Finance Corporation Mr. Kennedy

Sam Rayburn Turns 72 on Birthday in Washington

Rep. Sam Rayburn of Texas, born January 6, 1882, marked his 72nd birthday as the long-serving Speaker in a session reconvening of the 83rd Congress. Rayburn first became speaker in 1940, with interruptions in 1947 and 1953, and has served in the House since 1913, the longest in Congress.

Washington Sam Rayburn Texas Rayburn Roane County Tenn Congress Eisenhower House

Murray Turns Jet Flier For Air Guard

Oklahoma Governor Johnston Murray will join an Air National Guard recruiting drive by flying in a T-33 jet trainer from Oklahoma City to Tulsa. Take-off is 10 30 a m with a 10 45 a m landing. Capt Doyle W Hasti e Korean veteran will pilot to Tulsa and Maj Gerald Stephenson will pilot the return trip.

Oklahoma City Johnston Murray Air National Guard National Guard Murray Tulsa Doyle W. Hastie Gerald Stephenson

Capital Oil Field Worker Is Killed By Falling Pipe

Joe Steward a 48 year old oil field worker from Oklahoma City was crushed to death yesterday at a well ten miles south of Pauls Valley when a heavy casing fell after a rope broke no others were injured Steward formerly lived at Durant Oklahoma authorities said the accident occurred at the well site near Pauls Valley

Pauls Valley Okla Joe Steward Oklahoma City Steward Durant

Ellender to Demand McCarthy Explain Use of Spy Material

Senate inquiry near fight over alleged plagiarized information used to expose Communists in government. Ellender plans to invite McCarthy to testify, opposes expanding committee budgets, and warns Democrats against whitewashing treason while McCarthy eyes Ft Monmouth findings and IRS cases.

Washington Sen Ellender D-La McCarthy R-Wis Senate McArthy Ellender Long New York Times and Herald Tribune Washington Post and Evening Star Baltimore Sun Cou Louisiana Ft Monmouth Army Intelligence House Un-American Activities Committee Ft. Monmouth Internal Revenue Service

Robber Forces Pal To Turn Himself In

In Lincoln Nebraska two youths Rodger W Brinton 20 and ard J Crable Jr 19 pleaded guilty in Lancaster County District Court after Brinton forced Crable at gunpoint to drive them to police headquarters to surrender following a 150 filling station robbery. The pair were taken into custody in front of the police station Sunday night. Sentence was deferred while a probation officer investigated.

Lincoln Neb Rodger W. Brinton Ard J. Crable Jr Emerald Lancaster County Brinton Crable

Type Casting Providence R I Up The Narragansett Marine Lab Chief

Dr Charles J Fish heads the Narragansett Marine Laboratory in Providence Rhode Island as the new director replacing the outgoing head. The appointment reflects the lab's focus on coastal research and marine science initiatives in the region.

Providence Narrangansett Marine Laboratory Charles J. Fish

Patrol Dismayed By 54 Road Toll

Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported a rough highway toll start for 1954 with six deaths in the first weekend, up from three. The 1953 toll was 539, down from 595 in 1952, and safety commissioner Dixie Gilmer urged motorists to redouble efforts to reduce deaths.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Highway Patrol Oklahoma Dixie Gilmer Gilmer

Safer Driving Push Prompts Appeals and Patrol Boost

The statement urges safer driving, stronger public appeals, and higher patrol strength as part of a broader safety focus. It highlights the need for visible enforcement and community response to traffic concerns.

Union Men Cross Own Picket Line

In Dayton Ohio Local 801 members crossed a picket line in front of their union HQ while snowed in. Pickets said two bartenders were fired to install friends in the jobs at the union recreation hall where members attended bingo. Eugene Johnson president of Local 801 commented on the firings.

Dayton Ohio International Union of Workers Eugene Johnson

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