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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1958

Page

2

Ford Creates New Division Ford Creates New Division

Ford Motor Co announces a new division for medium price luxury and imported cars. The M E L division will oversee Continental Lincoln Mercury and Edsel lines and English Ford models Anglia Prefect Consul Zephyr Zodiac Thames. James J Nance to head the division, former Lincolm and Mercury boss.

Detroit Ford Motor Co M-Eel Ford Thames James J Nance Lincom and Mercury

Fort Sill Expansion Plan Faces Congressional Scrutiny

Currey denies talks with authorized officials as Fort Sill expansion to Fort Bliss faces opposition funding. Rep Rutherford says opponents have raised 850000 to lobby Congress while some plan to target members with bases large enough for Fort Sill units. Army has not yet submitted proposal to Congress, hearings pending.

Currey Fort Sill Fort Bliss Ep. d. T. Rutherford Congress Fort Sills Fort Sil Department of Defense Army Harlow Oklahoma Curey Pentagon OS Field White House

Local Newspaper Subscription Rates Declared for Lawton Area

The notice lists monthly rates for Morning Press and Sunday editions alongside Constitution and Luna combinations in the Lawton area. It details prices for various delivery options, including annual and combined subscriptions, with an emphasis on a 2 percent sales tax.

Annanees Lawton Area Morning Press & Sunday Constitution Luna Constitution Linde Mail Staser Southwest Okla Mh. Mn Press & Sunday Const. Press & Sun Bun. Const.Press Press & Sun Igis Sun Waeke

Oklahoma City Market Report Notes Sparse Livestock Offerings

In Oklahoma City Jan 17 WSDA notes insufficient cattle hogs or sheep for adequate testing. State Poultry and Eggs lists prices for wheat No. 1 hard around 1.95 to 2.08, broilers No. 1 steady, hens No. 1 steady to 16, various market quotes across towns, butterfat No. 1 steady with regional values quoted.

Oklahoma City WSDA Stock Board of Agriculture Today Guyman Hooker Alva Bison Blackwell el Reno Enid Hennessey Wingfisher Medford Yukon Clinton Viel Waronga Frederick Broilers U.K Muskogee Tulsa Vinita Hens Pauls Valley Janeton Shattuck Elk City Watonga Oklahoma Yy

Smith Explains YMCA Purpose to Optimist Club

Warren Smith executive secretary outlined the YMCA Youth and Government program as a civic education process for high school students. He described bills planned by Lawton and Douglas Hi Y and Trillie clubs for the Oklahoma Youth and Government Legislative Council to be held Jan 31 to Feb 2 in Oklahoma City, including driver education in schools and a divorce incompatibility standard.

YMCA Warren Smith Optionist_ club Smith Lawton Douglass Hi Trillie Oklahoma Youth and Government Legislative Council Oklahoma City House Senate

Jailed man forfeits prize from Madrid raffle

Julian R. Marin, who won a plane ride to Madrid in a raffle, told organizers he cannot accept the prize while in jail in Badajoz Spain. The incident notes his incarceration as the reason for the decline.

Badajoz Spain Julian R. Marin Madrid Martin

Telephone Tax Service Ready in Lawson Area

The IRS announces telephone tax help for Lawson area taxpayers with administrator Robert Sfudge stating qualified staff will assist by phone. Lawton residents can call Elgin 5274, and Mondays are set for in person visits for those needing help with the 1957 federal return guidance.

Lawson Office of Internal Revenue ,Service Robert Sfudge Hodge Lawton Elgin Revenue Office

Defense Faces Budget Checks and Space Propulsion Push

Senators grilled the Eisenhower administration over missile funding and defense organization. Sen. Cotton urged streamlining within the Defense Department, noting excess civilian ranks since World War II. A new Senate subcommittee on outer space propulsion, led by Sen. Anderson, pressed for renewed nuclear rocket development and a moon mission using nuclear fuel.

Eisenhower Sen. Cotton Defense Department Pentagon Senate House Committee On Atomic Energy Sen Anderson D-Nm

Indian healer Bikini returns to duties after surgery

Hospitalization left Bikini with his wife and seven children plus 13 grandchildren. Doctors removed one eye and repaired the other, while Bikini, serving as a medicine man, blends Christian and tribal beliefs and treats illness with herbs and rituals. He notes white man medicine is improving, though not perfect.

Suneon Gray Bilini Bikini

Memorial Births and Admits at Local Hospital

Births include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lee Kay at 7 pounds 7% ounces and a son to Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace at Arlington Street. Numerous admissions and dismissals listed by patient name and address, with details on medical, surgical, and infant statuses.

Donald Lee Kay Bessie James Wallace Arlington Ronnie Wheatley Betty Carrillo Ler Sur-Vey Roy Adams Anta Woodman Paul Armanini Lincoln

Benson Seeks Wider Price Support Discretion

Benson told lawmakers Congress must confront the failure of the current federal price support program for agriculture and its high cost. He urged administrative discretion to cut supports on cotton, corn, wheat, peanuts, rice, and dairy to as low as 60 percent of parity, opposing the one day old program and criticizing efforts as old and ineffective.

Benson Congress Eisenhower

County Opens Tea Food Distribution for Needy Families

Emil Woesner, Central District Commissioner, announced the county began distributing tea and food commodities to registered needy families this morning in the county courthouse basement. The program will wrap up next week. Recipients were urged to bring containers and registration cards, and those unable to attend may send a signed note authorizing someone else to pick up the items.

Emil Woesner Central District Woesner

Levy Board Advances County Projects and Fair Plans

Levy funds from a one year five mile levy raised 146 428 23 dollars with most spent on a stock barn and exhibit building. The board approved using fair barns for the Lawson Home Show April 11 13 and set five percent of booth space fees to the fair board. A civil defense plot at 17th and G. Bostick may host a control center and Ground Observer Corps unit if approved. A fencing committee was appointed and a used refrigerator bought for the fair kitchen.

Lyman John Lawson Brosson Fair Board Fred Bentley Marvin Bicket John McCuistion Fairgrounds John Bastick Comanche County Civil Defense 17Th G. Bostick Comanche County Civil Defense Control Center County Ground Observer Corps Center Lewis Derke Clarence Wilson Benlley Bicket John Esther Geen Oerke McCuistion Haylack

Navy plans lighter Polaris substitute for fleet use

The Navy outlines a smaller lighter there are to be built than the Air Force Thor and Army Jupiter missiles. The Polaris system may stand about 50 feet tall and 100 inches in diameter and could carry up to a 1 000 pound atomic warhead. Aerojet General Corp is developing the Jupiter IRBM in Sacramento California. The Navy shifted to solid propellant rockets for shipboard use after a stable fuel and oxidizer mix became available.

Air Force Thor Army Aerojet General Corp Sacramento Calif

Funeral Rites for Ollie Harrison Vice 61 in Lawton

Ollie Harrison Vice, 61, of 1003 Summit, died at a Woodward hospital at 7 p.m. Thursday after months of illness. Services are pending at Lawton Funeral home. He was born May 11, 1896 in Heflin Alabama and married Maxine Hoof in Vernon Texas in October 1948. He lived in Lawton since then, was a retired farm employee, and a Baptist. Survivors include his wife, his mother Mollie Vice of Fort Cobb, a daughter Evelyn Ditmore of Louisville, four sons Lewis of Parsons Kansas Hollis of Chula Vista California Johnny of Oklahoma City and Gene at home, a brother Waller of Fletcher, two sisters Elsie Buller of Fort Cobb and Velma Corley of Alto Texas. 12 drinking water is an increasing problem in the U.S. In Texas in 1957 drinking water was sold in some communities at 50 cents a gallon.

Ollie Harrison Vice Summit Woodward Hospital Lawton Funeral Home Vice Heflin Ala Maxine Hoof Vernon Tex Lawton Mollie Vice Fort Cobb Evelyn Ditmore Louisville Lewis Parsons Kan Hollis Chula Vista Calif Johnny Oklahoma City Gene Waller Fletcher Elsie Buller Velma Corley Alto

Soldier reports $100 stolen from duffle in Lawton

Pvt. David Miller said $100 vanished from his duffle at a home of a 2 year-old Negro woman in Lawton. Police arrested the woman and two Fort Sill soldiers, then released them to military authorities. Miller claimed the bag’s overcoat pocket had been cut and the money taken while he was told to leave.

Fort Sill Sim East Lawton David Miller Fort

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