Two Drivers Face Charges In Court
Two drivers were charged today in Marvin Cameron's justice of peace court with traffic violations. Harland Dee Kavanaugh, 37, of 406% N. Fifth, was charged with failure to yield the right of way. James LeRoy Jorgenson, 21, of 604 A, was charged with passing on the right.
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Lawtonian Named for New 10 Story Hotel
The Lawton community hotel board chose The Lawtonian as the building name after 300 suggestions. Other popular options included The Lahoma The Lawtonia and The Geronimo. Voters favored The Lawtonian and a large lighted sign is hoped to crown the 10 story structure.
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Predictions for 1954 Good Year for Newspapers in Oklahoma
Richard Lloyd Jones Jr. predicted a generally good year for newspapers in 1954 at the Oklahoma Press Association meeting. He cited rising costs but steady newsprint and ink prices, expected gains in circulation, and continued emphasis on editorial integrity to resist media disruption.
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Big Four Debates Secret Talks On Germany and Asia
The conference discusses disarmament moves and a possible Big Five framework with Molotov pressing to include Asia. Dulles and allies push for secret sessions on Germany and Austrian independence while probing scope for Asia only talks. The plan keeps the Big Five idea alive amid competing approaches and China’s role remains unsettled.
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French Repel Reds With Bloody Losses
French high command reports Viet Minh assaults at Dien Bien Phu repelled with heavy losses. The offensive aimed at isolated French outposts 180 miles west of Hanoi, with artillery fire repelling attackers in northwest Indo China.
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Ex-GI Jimmy Cox Recalls Years in Soviet Prisons
Cox, held by Russians after 1949 Berlin incident, says he spent over four years in Communist prisons and labor camps. He plans to visit family in Oklahoma City and Houston, then hunt with his father in Mexico, pending Army interview and potential reenlistment decision.
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Area Sees Fourth Straight Mild Cloudy Spell
Weather outlook promises a fourth day of mild, cloudy conditions for the area with a high near 70 on Saturday. After several days of gradual warmth in January, no rain is expected in the western portion while the eastern section may see lingering clouds before a high pressure front moves in.
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Mothers March Polio Drive Totals Counted by Volunteers
Volunteers tally a county Mothers March for polio with contributions from cents to 100 dollars. Mrs. Carl Stephens chairs the effort aided by Mrs. Jerry Mustain and others as the counting party sorts envelopes and money with Lawton Lions Club sponsorship.
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Orville Pope
Tom Lansden
Oklahoma markets report and church march drive
Oklahoma City area market notes detail steady butter and varied livestock pricing with cattle calves hogs and sheep trades mostly nominal. Regional poultry eggs and butterfat prices listed for towns including Shawnee Tulsa Ardmore Chandler and Enid. Chickasha hosts a church outreach campaign urging 10 000 residents to attend Sunday School and church on March 7.
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City Model Legislature Group Heads to State Capitol
A delegation of 16 Lawton school students led by Dan Fuller leaves Gly to attend the annual YMCA model legislature at the state capitol this weekend. Julia, a LAS senior, serves as president pro tem of the senate with peers including George Kouri Val Frakes Allen Isbell and others. They carry an Encouragement act repeal of the corporate income tax and a bill on electrical regulation amid state budget discussions.
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State Capitol
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Senate
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Sue
Sue Dunnington
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Roads project aims for new parking at S 62 and Fort Sill
Engineering plans for a $720 000 parking and traffic facility at the intersection of S 62 and Fort Sill Boulevard in Cache propose to ease shopper access. The project includes parking facilities and traffic improvements to support local businesses.
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Fort Sill
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Bat Species Wingecyclopedia Setannica Britannica
A single bat species is linked to a wingecyclopedia titled Setannica Britannica. The reference suggests a cataloging work or database for this creature. Further details are not provided in the brief excerpt.
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