Three Month Vacations Urged By Steel Workers Leader
President David J. McDonald of United Steelworkers urged a three month vacation every five years for production workers as a curb on automation. Speaking before 200+ Western union leaders in San Francisco, he said the plan would cost about 11 cents an hour and could bring 25,000 workers back to production. He argued automation cannot replace the human element in buying consumer goods and called for higher wage growth in future contracts.
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San Francisco
David J. McDona
United Steelworkers
McDonald
Usian
Los Angeles
Constable Nabs Driver Twice Within Minutes
Lawton man Rosco M. Henderson, 38, was arrested twice within minutes Friday and fined 360 total in fines and costs. Henderson faced two reckless driving charges in Justice of Peace Woodrow Giles’ court after 2:30 p.m. and 2:39 p.m. arrests, with $15 plus costs in each case. Six other traffic charges were filed Saturday by assistant county attorney David J. Aubrey, including speeding cases in Giles and Cameron courts against multiple defendants.
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Lawton
Rosco M. Henderson
S. 13Th
Newt
Adair
Justice of Peace
Woodrow Giles
David J. Aubrey
Giles’ Court
Louis Atkins
Columbus
Miss
Lea Thomas Cassidy
Fort Sill
Marvin E. Cameron
Robert Alan Hanson
Thorond Joseph Smith
Medicine Park
Donald Othell Crawford
Archer Cit. Tex
Biz Johnson
Amaril Tex
Cameron
Junior High Favorites Named in 1957 Wolf Tales
Central junior high announces the 1957 Favorites chosen by Principal A Richardson. Ninth grade picks include Smartest Dallas Howard and D Ann Pope. best athletes Sammy Putikamer and Francie Green. best personality Loch Johnson and Sandra Allen. most talented Tony Kensell and Elizabeth Porter. best looking Danny McLain and Carol Scott. cutest Preston Holsinger and Sandra Metner. Eighth grade selections list Smartest Billy Nolen and Fern Hooper. best athletes Roger Purs Te y and Lynn Gramting. best personality Paul Baker and Judy Beauchamp. most talented Douglas Loudenback and Jessica Jones. best looking Johs Turner and Janet Cox. best dressed Tony Cerveny and Shirley Scott. cutest Tex Landsden and Billie Mercer. Seventh grade names include Smartest Larry Thomas and Judy Waters. best athletes Bill Thomas and Mary K. Martin. best personality Mike Metzner and Bobbie McMahon. most talented John Mackey and Sharon Hartline. best rooking Bobby Wright and Kiy Thompson. best dressed Pete Doser and Donna Aust. cutest Larry Barnett and Tish Downfreg.
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Central
A. Richardson
Richardson
Dallas Howard
D'Ann Pope
Sammy Putikamer
Francie Green
Loch Johnson
Sandra
Billy Nolen
Fern Hooper
Roger Purs Tey
Lynn Gramting
Paul Baker
Judy Beauchamp
Douglas Loudenback
Jessica Jones
Johs, Turner
Janet Cox
Tony Cerveny
Shirley Scott
Tex Lansden
Billie Mercer
Larry Thomas
Judy Waters
Bill Thomas
Mary K. Martin
Mike Metzner
Bobbie McMahon
Jehn Mackey
Sharon Hartline
Bobby Wright
Kiy Thompson
Pete Doser
Donna Aust
Larry Barnett
Tish Downfreg
Cub Scouts Visit Sill Planetarium for January Eyes in the Sky
Cub Scout Pack 73 from Jefferson district brought 63 of its 70 dens to Sill planetarium as part of the January theme Eyes in the Sky. Major J. W. Crow said the visit was arranged by Lt. Col. C. F. Finn with Lt. Hagerman aiding the demonstration. Cubs have made star and plane charts and crafted spare masks and model airplanes for display at the pack meeting Friday night.
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Hagerman
Charleston
Department of Observation
Army Artillery and Guided Missile School
Department of Observation Planetarium
Michael Alexander
Vern Victor Rasmussen
Craig Johnson
Lawton
U.S. Army
Jefferson School
Snyder Pioneer Marks 80th Year
Mrs. John H. Anderson, a Snyder resident since 1905, celebrated her 80th birthday last week. Born in 1877 in Van Buren County Iowa and married in 1898, she moved to Oklahoma in 1991 when her husband joined Cap Mabart School system.
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Snyder
John H. Anderson
Oklahoma
Community marks Mrs. Anderson's birthday with relatives
Relatives and friends gathered in the community building to observe Mrs. Anderson's birthday amid a low mood in the period. The event reflected local customs and supported social ties during challenging times.
Part Of Station Loot Is Missed By City Burglars
Patrolmen Moore and Catlin found a service station burglary at 2401 Cache Road. Owner Wilburn Hayes reported $16 in half dollars missing from the register. Burglars left $516.50 in quarters and an undetermined amount in nickels and dimes. The front door glass was broken and the burglars apparently opened the door from inside about 11 p.m. Friday.
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John Moore
Ray Catlin
Cache Road
Wilburn Hayes
Hayes
Moore
Callin
Police Seek Help To Find Missing Wife In Tennessee
Paul Layne Smith reported his 20 year old wife Sun left their Carson Trailer Court home Friday about 11 am for work taking clothes, a 3375 check, and a valuable tape recorder. She is 5 feet 5, 110 pounds with blue eyes and blond hair. She did not take their two year old child.
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Paul Layne Smith
Carson Trailer Court
Tenn
Sun- 3
Smith
City Man Held For El Reno Police On Traffic Charge
Curtis Rogers twenty one of Ingraham hotel was held in city jail pending transfer to El Reno to answer a charge of leaving the scene at an accident. Det Capt Otis Waldron said Rogers was charged at El Reno last June after a traffic accident. Rogers was arrested with his wife by Det Lt Cleo Stout and Det Johnny West.
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Curtis Rogers
Ingraham Hotel
el Reno
Otis Waldron
Rogers
Cleo Stout
Johnny West
Two Soldiers Charged With Slugging Robbery
Evansville police say two Fort Campbell soldiers, Robert Ferenz of Greenwich Connecticut and Carl Loewes of Chicago, were charged with robbery and injuring a janitor in a Nov. 6 slugging robbery at a restaurant. They admitted also robbing two gas stations and a liquor store.
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Evansville
Ind
Fort Campbell
Robert Ferenz
Greenwich
Conn
Carl Loewes
Chicago
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Franklin's
Hardy Suggs Music
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A.B. Gosselin & Associates
Sissy
Edward's
the Thing
Finley's Food Mart
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Lawton City Hall
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USO
YMCA
WCA
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Spec Sanders Drive
W. G. Barrett
Louis Yarmok
M. B. Tropa
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Lee Kemp
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Fred Shepler
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Loyd Lowry
Dave -Zorbisy
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Charles Johnson
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Earl Reid
Arthur
W. G. Lawrence
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Sam Chapman
R. B. McCoy, Sr
R. A. Drewry
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Zale
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