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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1953

Page

13

Notice to Bidders for Lawton Water Project 1953

Lawton announces sealed bids for water supply lines filtration plant improvements and raising Lake Lawtonka Dam height. Plans from Wyatt B. Hendrick. bids due Jan 20 1953 at 7 30 PM. 5 percent bid bond required. prevailing wage law compliance noted. Mayor R E Glenn reserves right to reject any bid.

Lawton Lake Lawtonka Wyatt B. Hendrick Koenler Okla R. E. Glenn

OU Historian to Study American Colonial History in England

Dr. Alfred B. Sears head of the University of Oklahoma history department will depart Norman Oklahoma in February to conduct research on American colonial history in England.

Norman, Okla Alfred B. Sears University of Oklahoma England

Suspected Killer Held In Florida

Kenneth Lee Maurer 20, sought in Detroit for the 1951 killings of his mother and his 11 year old sister, was arrested by FBI agents in a Miami furniture plant where he worked as a cabinet maker since October. He faces arraignment before a U.S. commissioner. Maurer, one of the FBI’s 10 most wanted fugitives, said he dreaded arrest but had no knowledge of the crime. He had been living in the area over a year.

Miami Fla Kenneth Lee Maurer Detroit U. S Maurer Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI

Rye first grown as field crop in New England in 1648

Rye was cultivated as a field crop for the first time in America, originating in New England in the year 1648. This marks an early agricultural development in colonial New England with rye as a staple grain.

America New England

No Money No Box Gunman Foiled at Laundry

A Baltimore laundry was the scene of a quick thwarted robbery as a gunman demanded money and a cigar box. Operator Tom Dry refused the requests with calm, saying there was no money or box to hand over, then the bandit left.

Baltimore Tom Dry

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