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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1957

Page

3

Budget blueprint favors growth without new taxes

Oklahoma Governor Raymond Gary unveils a 1958 26th Legislature budget aiming for bigger spending across agencies, colleges, mental hospitals and the highway system. Revenue gains come from industrial expansion and higher incomes, with federal matching funds boosting a planned 166 million dollars for highways and 375 bridges.

Tim Monroe Oklahoma City Raymond Gary Flue Danishetire Gary Sus Ant Burlua Toegai Seases Irene Nanes Fed. Ohl Governsiant Genet Fund Oline Pasyonems Yuma Aries van Heiner Liennium & Me Butler Stringtown

Herefords to be sold at 18th Southwest Oklahoma sale

The 18th annual Southwest Oklahoma Hereford sale will feature 54 Herefords at the Comanche County Fair Grounds in Lawson. Walter Britten of College Station Texas will auctioneer the 44 bulls and nine females. Sponsored by the Southwest Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association with Lewis Haydock as secretary. Entries include consignors from Frederick, Chattanooga, Elgin, Lawton, Dim, Carnegie, Mountain View and other towns.

Southwest Oklahoma Southwest Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association Comanche County Lewis Haydock Walter Britten College Station Tex Comanche County Fair Grounds Lawson- Consigrars George A. Tallant C. A. Kinder J. Norris Fulton Frederick Jake Stoll Calvin Stoll Pallon Loraune Hyder Chattanooga J. F. Ferrer Shull Elgin Melton T. R. McCalla Jr River Road Chickasha Ted R. Warkentin Camero Callese Lawton Vander Gunn Leo ¥. Mermis Dim. Jean B. C. Ewing Headrick S. &. Ferrell Carnegie W. H. Witten Mountain View

St Peter's Church Bermuda Houses Oldest Silver Communion Service

The silver communion service at St Peter's Church in Bermuda is believed to be the oldest in the Western Hemisphere, a gift from King William VI in 1645.

St. Peter's Church Bermuda William VI

Keep Young People Busy Says Curb Delinquency

Hal Boyle reports Dr Laurence C. Jones advocates a simple cure for juvenile delinquency keep youths occupied with worthwhile work. He cites Piney Woods School in Mississippi and its line of programs including open air classrooms and a work study system that trains students in multiple trades while emphasizing service, prayer, and self motivation.

Hal Boyle New York Uee Laurence C. Domes Dre Jones Siee Piercy Woods Jackson Miss Tones Piney Woods Educars Ciubs Io Preiyer

Two Speakers Set For Schoolmasters Club Meeting

ELH McDonald and C F Shaw both of Oklahoma City will speak at the January meeting of the Camanche County Schoolmasters Club at 6 15 p m Monday. McDonald is assistant state superintendent in charge of administration and Shaw is director of the Division of Surveys and Federal Aid, Oklahoma State Board of Education. Ed Meece, Chattanooga superintendent of schools, will discuss existing problems of schools today. The meeting will be held at the Old South cafeteria. The average carrying capacity of a railroad freight car is 53 tons.

Elh McDonald C. F. Shaw Oklahoma City Camanche County Clib Shaw Oklahoma State Board of Education

Democrats To Put Up A Congressional Middle East Substitute

Democratic leaders unveiled a substitute for Eisenhower's Middle East plan. The measure would declare congressional concern for regional security and indicate willingness to back presidential proposals, but it lacks legal force and would require only Senate passage. It aims to avoid granting troop authority or new aid without further action.

Lewis Gulick Washington Middle East Dean Acheson Eisenhower Rep Zablocki Dwis Iouse Foreign Affais Deiscrats Dent Urem Tara

Honesty Fails Price Tag In Local Court

A Pottsville alderman rebuked a woman who kept a found purse claiming five dollars was too little for honesty. The purse contained contact lenses valued at 350. She returned it after being fined 11 in court costs. None of the parties were identified.

Pottsville, Fair Willa A. Thompson Thompsoun Anid

Texas Solons Plan To Move Water From Surplus to Southwest

Texas lawmakers Jim Wright and George Mahon propose bold steps to alleviate water shortages by shipping surplus Missouri basin water to arid Southwest regions. Wright would create a national water transport authority under Army engineers or the Bureau of Reclamation to back bonds with federal underwriting. Mahon seeks a study on transporting flood-prone Missouri River water to drought-stricken areas, aiming for a large scale, funded by bonds and federal support without raising taxes.

Constiiuion Washington Rice Vernon Louviere Washington Texas Jim Wright Weatherford House Public Works Committee Lubbock Missouri River Makon Wright Oklahoma Fort Worth Dallas Water Transport Authority Corps of Army Engineers Bureau of Reclamation

Girl Fined 400 Dollars Stays Away From Astor Home

Lucilie An Stigtich of St. Augustine was fined 400 dollars and given a suspended 30 day jail term with the condition to stay away from John Jacob Astor's mansion after a conduct and breach of the peace arrest outside the home while claiming she came to retrieve clothing left there.

Muaas St Sacl Fla. A Lucilie An Stigtich John Jacob Astor Iehom Astor

Oil Man Denies Map Theft Role in Gulf Case

Houston delivery shows Col. Odie R. Seagraves denying charges in the Gulf Oil map theft case. He challenges proof, says he is en route to California to visit his mother, and notes he has not discussed the matter with lawyers. Indicted with Irving Milner and the Lieberman brothers Milner still a fugitive.

Houston Odie R.seagraves Texas Gulf Oil Corp Seagraves California Mather Irving Miler New York Emmanuel Edward Lieberman Pittsburgh Milner Calgary Canada FBI International Exploration Corp Gulf Corp Jie

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