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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1954

Page

4

Murray Blasted For Flood Control Ag Fund Slashes

Oklahoma City report says Longmire resigned as section chairman of the state Water Conservation Association and condemned Gov. Johnston Murray and the Planning and Resources Board for cutting agricultural flood control funds. He spoke at the Oklahoma Soil Conservation District supervisors banquet, arguing funding cuts threaten Washita Valley projects and other watershed programs, a point echoed by Dr. Lloyd Church. The dispute, Longmire predicted, could become a major campaign issue as communities brace for the impact of reduced allocations.

Oklahoma City W — Rc Longmire Pauls Valley State Water Conservation Association Johnston Murray State Planning and Resources Board Oklahoma Soil Conservation Nation Washita Washita Valley Oklahoma Murray Planning and Resources Board Lloyd Church Wilburton Water Conservation Group Church

GOP Scions Tell the Tariffs To Stay High

Washington reports key Republican congressmen advised President Eisenhower to expect little action by Congress to lower tariff barriers this year. The 102 page Randall commission urged powers to cut tariffs and expand the Reciprocal Trade Act, while dissenters warn of unemployment and industry harm.

Washington Eisenhower Congress United States Itman Foreign Economic, Policy Commission Clarence B. Randall Chicago Inland Steel 4Co Republica Con Ional Daniel A. Reed R-Ny House Ways and Means Commission Sen. George D-Ga Senate Finance Committee Richard M. Simpson Rpa Ways and Means Committee Reed

Two Admit Shooting Indiana Serviceman in Beech Springs

In Minden Louisiana two men Leroy Wayne Robertson and Leo McDonal confessed Sunday shooting George J. Meredith from Rockford Indiana. They admitted killing him over a dispute and the victim’s body was found with four .38 slug wounds in a water filled ditch east of Minden. A 23 year old Texas woman Maureen Young reported being kidnapped in the incident and the FBI has joined the case.

Minden Indiana Texas Lroy Wayne Robertson Sand Springs Leo McDonal Seattle Wash Coushatta George J. Meredith Rockford Ind Meredith Beech Springs Maureen Young Ferris Tex FBI

Pakistani Legislator Seeks Special Session on US Aid

Lahore Pakistan Nazir Ahmed Khan a parliament member and former industries minister urged Prime Minister Mohammed Ali to convene a special Parliament session next month to debate proposed American military aid. He called the issue vital and delicate and argued it must be considered at a high level. He questioned why America seeks further military aid.

Lahore Pakistan Nazir Ahmed Khan Mohammed Ali Ahmed Industries Minter Weslem League Party America

Editor notes people moving west to New Mexico

The Albuquerque Journal ruefully notes U S census figures show New Mexico population up about 61 000 since 1950 while Arizona rises by 145 000 The paper comments it “Sure looks like a lot of folks overshot” as westward movement continues.

New Mexico Albuquerque Albuquerque Journal U. S Arizona Journal

Dickenson Defense Offered By General Holdridge

Brig. Gen. Herbert C. Holdridge has offered to defend Edward S. Dickenson, a former Korean War prisoner. Dickenson, 23, refused repatriation then chose to return. the Army accuses him of seeking favor with the enemy, but Holdridge says Dickenson cannot get a fair trial in the current climate of emotionalism and vindictiveness.

Marilyn Is Home But Without Joe DiMaggio

Hollywood reports Marilyn Monroe has returned from her honeymoon with Joe DiMaggio while he remains in New York for a TV program. The studio had briefly suspended her but relented after the marriage and extended her film start deadline from January 20 to today.

Hollywood Marilyn Monroe Joe DiMaggio New York Marilyn DiMaggio

Western Outlaw Named Top Top 10 Western Outlaw Named Top

The FBI added Everett Lowell Krueger alias Ed King to its 10 most wanted list. A 30-year-old with a long record across Wyoming Colorado Nebraska California and Oklahoma he led a three-man jail escape from Jackson Wyoming in May 1953 and claims a World War II paratrooper past. His initials E K are tattooed on his upper left arm. Krueger replaces Oklahoma cattle rustler Chester Davenport who was captured in Dixon California in January.

Washington P FBI Everett Lowell Krueger Ed King Krueger Wyoming Colorado Nebraska California Oklahoma Jackson Wyo Krieger E. K Chester Davenport Rustler Robber Dixon, Calif Jan. F

Plane Makes Emergency Landing After Near Collision in Pushmataha

A light plane landed on a Pushmataha County road near Antlers Oklahoma on a Sunday after two vehicles risked a collision. Pilot Don P De Witt of Tulsa and a pickup truck veered into a ditch to avoid contact. The truck driver Ewan Smith and a nearby witness saw the events. No injuries reported.

Don P. de- Wit Tulsa de- Witt’ Co

Colorado Solon All Out For Economy

Denver report says State Controller James A Noon notes a Colorado legislator filed an expense from a trip to the State Capitol asking for mileage but not meals. The man added a note on the voucher stating Carried my lunch illustrating frugality in state spending.

Denver Colorado James A. Noonan State Capitol

Lodge Claims Power Is Key To Avoid War

Fort Worth reports that Henry Cabot Lodge, U S delegate to the United Nations, said power, not friendliness, is the nation’s key to peace. He urged foreign aid be based on advancing U S interests and warned atomic armaments make a world conflict devastating. He argued balance of power and mutual fear, not love, should guide international relations.

Fort Worth Henry Cabot Lodge U. S United Nations U.S United States Texas Republican Texas Page

Woman Rescued After Head Trapped In Furnace

Mrs Marie Wilson a 51 year old Flint housewife freed her head from a coal burning furnace after a plate fell trapping it. She said she wiggled free about forty times before escaping. She received burns to face and arms and a head bruise and was treated at Hurley Hospital. She later went home.

Flint, Mich Marie Wilson

Spanish Students March On British Embassy Crisis Deepens

Madrid reports eight thousand chanting students marched on the British embassy amid a diplomatic flare over Morocco and Gibraltar. Mounted police defended the building while protesters shouted Franco yes police no and clashed with authorities. The protest follows Spain's stance against France in Morocco and Britain over Gibraltar.

Madrid France Britain Morocco Gibraltar Spain London Duke Primo de Rivera Elizabeth

Friend of Stalin Beria Ally Recalled as Moscow Ambassador

AME reported that Mikhail Kostilev, a former associate of Joseph Stalin and Beria, has been recalled to Moscow to serve as ambassador to Italy. Alexander, previously envoy to Czechoslovakia, is named as his replacement according to official sources.

Stalin Beria Moscow AME Uy Russia Mikhail Kostilev Joseph Stalin Lavrenty P. Beria Italy Kostilev Alexander Szechoslovakie

Elmo Burns Elected Oklahoma CIO Council Leader

Elmo R. Burns of Tulsa was elected president of the Oklahoma CIO Council at yesterday's convention. He defeated Martin Tulsa for vice president, and Tulsa was re elected Treasurer without opposition. Several resolutions were approved including one calling for further actions.

Tulsa Okla Elmo R. Burns Isa T! Oklahoma Cio Council W Ee Eee Martin Pond Tulsa

Gentle Vegetable Laxative Offer From Dr Caldwell

An advertisement urges stopping harsh constipation drugs and promotes Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative Syrup Pepsin. It claims natural relief, gentle action, and reliable bowel regulation for the family with a mail order offer to New York.

Dr. Caldwell

Oklahoma City Bell Telephone Growth Report

Southwestern Bell Telephone Co reports seven of ten Oklahoma families now have telephone service up from five of ten in 1950. The gain highlights broader access to communications across the state.

Oklahoma City Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Oklahoma

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