Quits As Assistant Chief of Police to Enter Family Partnership
Atlas S. Super announces resignation from the assistant chief position to join a family business with twin brothers Clare and Claude. He had previously served in the fire department and later worked with the Super Anoiinee and Radio Co. He saw active duty in England and the Army Air Forces Depot in Japan, with service in Europe and the Pacific theaters. Major My Ss served, separated February 27, 1945, and the article notes his involvement in Anzio and related actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas S. Super
Asar
Clare
Claude
Tir Sper
Super Anoiinee and Radio Co
Army Air Forces
Japean
Spore
Telephony workers strike across New Jersey and Ohio area
Large scale walkouts by the Communication Workers and independent unionized telephone workers begin in New Jersey and spread to Ohio Indiana and Washington as telecommunication workers threaten national stoppage. Protests target Western Electric and maintenance staff while headquarters in New York plot broader action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssivak
Jersey
Mqio- Workers
New Jork
Waris- LoUhreatens
Tat Peder Union
von Ae
Eni
Wits
Cleveland
Ohio
Indiana
Western Electric
Capital
Wallington
Dian
Cart
Ralpe
New York
Dlis
Bederachey
Washington
Washington Bene Traitie Waerlers
Property Sale Notices at Post Thursday
Fragmentary notice indicates a Thursday property sale with terms and parties mentioned. The readable names and details are unclear, but the item references a sale event at a post or location with listing of items and potential bidders.
Tanwill Will Speak Exfore Chamber Friday SM
Presidgik of Quni YYTt Quest speaker Chorahet onl Commerce. Future Ep will be discussed and a meeting at Ware 2 Peoelnet 5 is mentioned. Public attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanwill
Exfore
Quni- Yytt Quest
Chorahet
Lesbion
Bridie
Pye SO
Market listing with livestock and local notices in Oklahoma
A dense market page lists livestock prices and vendor names from Oklahoma locations such as Waliowa City and Enid, noting cattle and sheep values. The fragment mentions a municipal court appearance for Bracketh on a battery charge following a complaint by Floyd V. Fandles, with a note about a measurement diameter of one grandly inch in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Missionary Father Wade to Speak on Jungle Work
Father Joseph D. Wade of the Society of Jesus, a missionary in British Honduras, will lecture Thursday January 20 in the basement of Lawton’s Catholic church. He will discuss seven years of missionary activity, including education, building schools and churches, and adult learning programs with cooperatives and credit unions. The talk, titled with his jungle experiences and encounters with tigers and snakes, is under Knights of Columbus auspices and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Wade
Society of Jesus
British Honduras
Central America
At & Pom
Father Wade
Charley
Jarre
Wade
Lyot
Knights of Columbus of
Lawton
Local hospital notices list dismissals and admissions
The report records multiple individuals associated with Southwestern and Angus hospitals. Dismissals include Dalpin Hudson and Dana Melvin Tripp, both from Southwestern Hospital, while several others like Mrs. Allen Wighis and Dorothy Losano are admitted for medical treatment. Births and remissions surface among Jimmie Cuersinger’s baby and Mandune Burton’s remittance for prosthetic medical care at Angus Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Wighis
Gore
Southwestern Wospital
Dorothy Losano
Southwestern Hospital
Soviet Delegates Second Bid Given
In Yokohama two days ago the State Department sent Russia another invitation to join the far eastern commission. Maj. Gen. Frank R. McCoy, commission chairman, arrival today said they would consult the supreme commander and survey conditions to aid surrender terms. He noted increased power of the commission after the Moscow conference and that Nelson T. Johnson also traveled by automobile to Tokyo aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Inn
Stile Department
Russia
Far Eastern Commission
Frank R. McCoy
Commission
McCoy Alan Aeldy
United Nations
Inyan
Oceip
McCoy
Moscow
Nelson T. Johnson
Tokyo
Burglary and Theft Reported Near Lawton and Medicine Park
County officers investigated a burglary at the Motor Inn north of Lawton and a tire theft at Medicine Park. Norwood Kuyhas of Port Sill reported thefts including a pair of trousers a revolver a wallet with $20 and papers. The inn burglary occurred Tuesday night while a Goodyear tractor tire and wheel were taken from a 1937 Ford in Medicine Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Inn
Lawton
Medicine Park
Norwood Kuyhas
Port Sill
Maj
Ughes
Goodyear
Lee Ro Nix
Chattanooga Man Given Three Year Jail Term
Tom L. Tipten, 4, of Chattanooga, was sentenced to three years by U.S. District Judge Edgar S. Vaught in Oklahoma City on liquor possession charges. He was arraigned March 17 before U.S. Commissioner B. C. Fullerton and released on a $1,000 bond pending trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tom L. Tipten
Chitcinooga
U. S. Dlatriot
Edgar
Oklahoma
U.S
B.C. Fullerton
Bt. Gertruda
Sabeth
Suzanne
Patie
Lanrakan Sail
Mrs E T Riley Honored By Veterinary Auxiliary
Mrs. E. T. Riley of Lawton was elected second vice-president of the auxiliary of the Oklahoma Veterinary Medical Association at a meeting held Tuesday in Oklahoma City. The announcement was made today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Riley
Lawton
Alested
Oklahoma Verprinsey Medieal Association
Oklahoma City
Walkout Tangles Labor Talks In Pratt and Whitney Case
The article describes a prolonged, strained contact between parties over a labor dispute at Pratt and Whitney with a walkout tied to union membership pressure and wage deductions. It mentions CIO Packinghouse Workers and other unions planning nationwide action, with meetings in Chicago to coordinate a possible strike affecting major plants including Swift Armour Cudahy and Wilson. The piece notes a CIO spokesman calling the meeting “nothing special” and hints at forthcoming announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
CIO Packinghouse
Ula
Metigne L. Warren
U.S
CIO Packinghouse Workers
Tan
APL
AML Tioh
Pibrimiun Guegi Lee
Stefle
Gruis Swift
Armour, Cudahy and Wilson
Lawton Women Aid Drive With Clothing Donations
Lawton reports women volunteers credited with improving efforts near SeaUU fons TeeG HPA AE. Campaign plans outlined to boost routing business, with members noting strong support. Donations of clothing were delivered to the current drive, and the club will remain open for reviews as the deadline approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seauu
Oklahoma City
Harry French Served As Food Panel Head
The Constitution’s Monday edition notes an omission of Harry French’s name as head of the food panel. French served as chairman from its start in March 1943 until December 1945, continuing in the role through the war period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry French
Unclear Bulletin of Frankture Nighttime Assaults
Fragmentary report from Frankture describes armed patrols at night near the river and highway. A vehicle collision near Port Nill Wand X-ray shows emergency transport to Angus hospital. Investigators from Traoper T. C. Arthur are reviewing the scene and compiling details of the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dohald Haven
Chiesasha
Ktyuels Rragh
Bool Bolt
Breach in Front Page 1 Continues Amid Talks
A fragmented front page fragment references Byrnes and Bevin in talks on atomic energy and postwar tensions. Mentions misunderstandings among powers and ongoing statements, with cryptic notes on Soviet affairs and international diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buvin
Byrnes
London
Ernest Bevin
Atomic Energy
Investigators Continue Probe of Vicious Crime
Reported details reveal a sequence of events surrounding a murder case with suspects and locations mentioned. The article notes severed ties to a specific neighborhood, the involvement of a suspect who denies involvement, and police statements about evidence found in a furnace and nearby areas. Local residents defend a tenant amid ongoing inquiries.
Nips Promised Evidence in War Crimes Case
Judge Gordon D. Rob presented the case against Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel and Col. Gen. Alfred Jodl alleging they used their positions to promote treaty violations. The April 1938 directive on “the war of the future” was cited as justifying neutrality violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Comeilcy
Byltist
Gordon D. Rob Grkts
Wilhelm Keitel
Alfred Jodl
Roberts
Unclear draft notes hint at marriages and names
Fragmentary text reports a March ceremony of a peace officer with witnesses present and mentions plans to marry Mrs Malcolmson. It notes former Flying Tiger and Congressional Honor medal recipient Hoyngton in San Diego with a claimed Australian meeting, but the passage is garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff
Hoyngton
San Diego
Malegimaon
Malcolmson
Australia
Jay driving charged in municipal court appearance
Two drivers faced charges in municipal court with James M Bates listed for appearance and Pandford Butler forfeiting a bond after a prior incident. The session included a state attorney disputing the case as the judge reviewed records and the defendants provided appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Munisipt Court
James M. Bates
Temann
Pandford
Pappy Boyington Marries In Las Vegas
Lt Col Gregory Boyington and Misanza Baker of Los Angeles wed in Las Vegas by a justice of the peace. The Marine Corps ace, age 38, and the bride, 32, cited prior divorces from 1941 and 1932 respectively. The couple arrived yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Gregory (Pasipy) Boyleton
Misanzes Baler
Los Angeles
Pes
Sentrie
Misa Baker
San Francisco
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Oper
Ise Beather
Clarence
Sicny Xervier
West
Anzio
Tepartim
Union
Cospoy
Tore Ting
sEpimenk
Yuoday Reall Asrpins
Unik
Cerathel
Hildebert
Patt Ad Diseise
Otto Opati
Cellavertn College
Iby
Aoan
Gies
NBA
Wiel Watley
Paiting Vacates
Ylopa
Waliowa
Tayentark
Wes Voth
Fin
Hignes
York
Sloot Cay
Conk Motors
Gil Bulay
Monty Matar
Cooder
Tom Roa
Entral
Tnt
Watt
Stine
Julis Manuel Wats Uy - Wan
Chae Bou
Ilinn
Beast Loow
Martin
Muntgam Ware
Ut_ Norshern
Aim Air
UA Phillips Poe
Mismouth
Mure Ofla
Radio Gory
Avile
Woolworth Pit
Mlortven Ik Behevac
Dalpin Hudson
Colundsia
Bob Schuyler
Nemetacay
Southwestern
Dana Melvin Tripp
Phoenix
Ariz
S.R. Adair
Alwus
Wolny
Souhwestern Hospital
W. We. Pranklin
Joe. Fill
Lee
Jerry Beasley
L. H. Beasley
Angus Hospital
Jimmie Cuersinger
Faxon
Vingus Hospital
Albert Daubenspeck
Cache
Jne Tier
Summit
Angus
Mandune Burton
Cameron College
Ignal Prostmens
America
Victory Clothings
Cemanecle
Lowhi Rotacinns
Miy de Tal
Hartford
Coun
Dan
Dom
Pratt and Whitnes
Niles-Bement
Unitedt VlorGrien
Macine Workers Union
CTO
Uniion
CIQ
Orville D. Pope
NEW Modern
BOB & Wade
Ferris Phorte
Bulletins
Frankture
United States
Hancahan
Ica
Candy Latterburgh
Widda Parks
Susume's Bay
Deleod
Joe
Joy
Weruhman
Winkie
Suwanne
E. m
Rand General
Sayd
Astripe Laeuker Co
Blunt Zorger Jewelry & Loans
Gus
Pappy’ Boyington
Milliona
St. Joseph Aapiria
St. Joseph Anpiria
Belung
Geovise
Chile
JONES
Watestland
Nattie
Carter
Stephens Bros. Service
Ron Stephens
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