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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1948

Page

2

Cameron Student Urges Hawaii Statehood Move

Miss Teruko Moritawa a Cameron college student told Lawton Lions Club members that Hawaii deserves statehood to end business monopolies. She cited that five major firms own most of the islands industry and praised Lions International for conservation work there. The talk followed by Lions Counsellor Hardy Watson urging continued support for Hawaii statehood.

Hawaiian Islands United States Teruko Moritawa Islands Cameron College Lawton Lions Club Hawaii Morikawa Cameron Idons Irene Evans Cameron Social Science Miss Evans Miss Morikawa Lions Club Carney Lasstetter Jim Click Howard Sims John Kinmonth Lawton Police Lionness Club

John Lomax Dies at 80 in Greenville Mississippi

John A. Lomax famed Dallas Texas folk song collector and UT official died of a heart attack Monday night in Greenville Mississippi where he had returned for an 80th birthday celebration. He was born in Missouri and gained fame as editor teacher and advocate for Western ballads and southern spirituals aided by Harvard Guggenheim Library of Congress scholarships. He was the brother of Mrs S F Blake Chickasha and brother in law to Mrs Glen Dutcher. Survived by his wife and two sons Alan and John Jr.

John A. Lomax Dallas Texas Lawton Greenville Miss Mr. Lomax Missouri University of Texas Harvard University Guggenheim Foundaion Library of Congress Lomax

Services Scheduled for Mrs Mary Waldman Pioneer

Rosary for Mrs A Waldman 91 year old Lawton pioneer will be said at 7 50 tonight in the family home 1115 with Father Ben Hulsher officiating The rosary was postponed from Monday due to illness Final rites set for 9 A M Wednesday for Mrs Waldmont who died Saturday night after a 10 day bout with pneumonia.

A. Waldman Lawton Ben Hulsher Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Syesther Zerker Reid Waldmont

SSS Tonic Promises Blood Strength And Vitality

An advertisement extols SSS Tonic as a method to build up low blood strength and combat symptoms like fatigue underweight and poor appetite. It claims positive blood analysis proves its effectiveness, highlights a red blood cell restocking effect, and promotes improved digestion, sleep, energy, and skin color with daily use.

SSS Tonic

Markets Summary Across Commodities And Stocks

Chicago Butter prices firm at 93 to 90 score ranges with high grades. Oklahoma City reports cattle scarce with variable demand. hogs up 25 to 50 cents, sows steady to 50 higher. New York cotton futures rise 20-28 cents per bale with spot and nearby gains. Stocks show mixed gains and losses across major airlines, metals, oils, and consumer goods, with notable changes in Coca Cola, General Motors, DuPont, and Goodyear.

Oklahoma City New York Cote Tan Sly Dee Ai Airlines Ue Am Can Telg Armour. and Co Avco Mig Ty Barnsadall Oil Beech Air Beth Stee Braniff Air Ches and Ohio Chrysler Corp Coca Cola Curtiss Wright Douglas Aircraft Dupont den Wastman Kodak Gen Foods Gen Motors Goodyear T

Date Set For Hospital Bond Election In Lawton

Lawton American Legion officials discussed designating a date for a $750,000 bond election to fund a large community general hospital. Commander Buddy Garber noted petition circulation could begin, with 2,500 signatures targeted within a week if May 11 is chosen to avoid conflicts with the summer primary.

Lawton American Legion Legion Buddy Garber Garber

Industry stock movers show mixed gains and losses

A list of stock changes shows Gulf Oil down 69 percent and Hercules Powder up 49 percent, with Illinois Central up 29 percent and Int Harvester and Int Shoe up significant margins. Several firms including McKeason and Rob, Nat Biscuit, Packard, and Sears Robuck display declines, while Texaco, Phillips Pet, and United Air Lines rise modestly.

Gulf Oil Hercules Illinois Central Int Harvester Int Shoe Johns Manville Kapsas City Southern Gee Kennecott Cop Liggett and Myers Lion O Loew's Inc Long Bell Lhr A Martin. GI McKeason Rob Montgam Ward Kelvin Central RR No Am Avia North Am Co Northern Pacific Ohio Oi Packard Motor Pan Am Airw Param Piet Penney JC Fepsi Cola Phillips Pet Plymouth Oil Redio Corp St. Jos Sears Robck Sinclair Oil Socony Vacuum Southern Pacific Stand Oil Cal Stand Oil Ind Studebaker Corp Swift and Co Texas Co Texas Gulf Texas Gulf Sylph United Air Lines United Aircraft US Rubber Hi US Steel Western An Telg Wilson Woolworth FW

Local Personal News From Oklahoma City Readers

Mex Salii Hines visits as house guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dalton then leaves town. Ronnie Crane Gene Patton arrive from Kansas City to visit relatives and study at Finley engineering school. Col J. H. Bowman and family visit, with Mrs Bowman hosting. Mrs. Billie Leggett returns home from Little Rock after a week with S Scozzari. James McCurdy, James Cannon, and others noted with hospital and birth updates.

Salii Hines Oklahoma City J. L. Dalton Miss Hines Ronnie Crane Gene Patton Kansas City Mer Charles W. Crane Arlington Lewis Derke Wil Ne M. Patton Ronnie Gene Finley Engineering School J. H. Bowman Sandra Diane Jan Washington, D. C Bowman J. B. Bowman Washington War Department General Staff Billie Leggett Little Rock Ark S. F. Scozzari Sergeant Scozzari

Noon Devotionals Set at First Christian Church

Wednesday noon devotionals continue as part of National Youth Week. The 12:45 p.m. program includes an organ prelude by Mrs. H. C. Brammer, hymn singing, an invocation by Harold McNiff, a duet by Jane Lee and Jon Macdowell with pianist Jack Japp, a brief talk by Jack Fooshee, and a closing hymn and organ postlude.

H. C. Brammer Jesus Harold McNiff Jane Lee Jon Macdowell Jack Japp Jack Fooshee

Citizenship Day Deadline Near For Scouts

Scoutmasters have two days to submit scouts requests for observer positions in public offices and firms. LeRoy Julian reminds that forms listing three preferences must be handed to him by Thursday night. A drawing at Central fire station Monday will assign scouts for Citizenship Day on February 10 with over 100 offices participating during National Boy Scout week.

Comanche LeRoy Hons Julian

Student Nurse Openings at Western Oklahoma State Hospital

Applications are invited for student nurse positions at the Western Oklahoma State Hospital. Graduates must be 18 or older and have a high school diploma. Eligible applicants should write Mrs. C. J. Alexander, R. N., director, School of Nursing, Western Oklahoma State Hospital, Clinton, for details.

Western Oklahoma State Hospital C. J. Alexander R. N School of Nursing Clinton

Comanche County Negroes Plan Demo Meeting

Comanche county Wegra Democrats will meet at 2 pm February 5 to elect officers and prepare for the state convention in Oklahoma City February 28. The meeting place is 402 North First, announced today by Tom Tipler, sixth district chairman.

Comanche County Wegra Oklnahoma City Tom Tipler Alxth

Oppose Market Repercussions After French Money Moves

Opposition notes the rapid drop in British gold shares on the London Stock Exchange as government securities rise to about 400 million dollars in value. The heaviest activity since July followed Sir Stafford's Commons statement that Britain will not follow France. European financial authorities vow close watching of the French market amid fears of wholesale money rents despite Paris's assurances of control.

Fennen British Stock Exchange Sir Stafford House of Commons Britain

Unstable Winter Weather Stalls Travel Across Oklahoma

Frigid conditions sweeping Oklahoma kept highways hazardous with freezing ice and snow. State officials urged motorists to stay home as roads were passable but dangerous. several towns reported ongoing snow and subzero lows, including a record low near Woodward and continued cold in Boise City.

Highway Department Oklahoma Braggs Calvin Wewokes Cossgate Ardmore Tulsa Waynoks Mercury Woodward Boise City

Weather and safety notes across Oklahoma amid cold snap

The report lists temperatures from Guyman to McAlester with readings from three to eighteen degrees and notes most utilities in good order. Early gas line breaks at Edmond and Norman were repaired and normal operations restored. State Safety Commissioner Paul Reed says highway accidents are down but non essential driving should remain limited.

Guyman Gage Waynokta Reed

Blaze Damages Mount Hope Home In Early Fire

Fire swept through a Mount Hope residence damaging walls and interiors. Insurance covered the house and furnishings. Firemen could not determine the cause, suggesting defective wiring in the attic or an overheated flue. Damages were unofficially estimated around $7,000 with some variation. Captain Markham led the response.

Wade Markham

Fire roars through Wade house as flames mushroom roof

A large fire near 11th and Ferria spreads to the Wade residence in the 700 block of Laird. Fire crews observe heavy smoke and a roof that mushrooms with fire. Captain Markham reports adequate water pressure but requests help from Central station due to equipment shortfalls. Assistant Fire Chief Jack Cease leads the firefighting effort.

11Th Ferria Laird Wade House Markham Central Station Jack Cease

Weather slows Cameron College enrollment during second term

Cold conditions slowed Cameron College enrollment as registration passed the 500 mark at noon. Officials expect more than 400 to enroll before the week ends though the period closes at 5 p.m. Today. By noon the faculty had matched Monday’s total with about 250 sophomores registered on opening day.

Cameron College

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