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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1958

Page

4

New Water Pressure Tank and Pumps Approved for City Filter Plant

City council authorized SEW water pressure tank and pumps for the Lake Lawrenka filter plant. Bid process set to open in two weeks with an estimated cost of 4500 dollars to replace a 39 year old system.

Lake Lawrenka Dikter E.C. Parks Sai David Duke Lawton Fort Sill Country Club Estates Lawton Country Club Rolling Meadows Addition U.S. 62 State Health Department Blunt Zorger Tee Bled Erwin Lane

Republican Denounces Eisenhower School Bill as Misnamed

The top Republican on the House Education Committee criticizes the administration’s four year billion dollar plan for scientific education. He says the bill delays teacher pay boosts, redirects funds to states for salaries, and creates a new federal control crisis.

Washington House Education Committee Eisenhower Ralph W. Gwinn N.Y Hut Gwinn

Oklahoma Oil Allowable Remains Same For February

The Corporation Commission keeps Oklahoma's oil allowable at 600,000 barrels daily for February. Chairman Ray Jones cites an expected actual production near 585,000 barrels daily based on prior months. The U S Bureau of Mines forecast demand at 590,000 barrels, but buyers nominated 544,000.

Oklahoma City Corporation Commission Oklahoma Ray Jones U. S. Bureau of Mines

Child Dies in Trans, Calif., Infant of Massey Family

Special report from Snyder states Harold Massey and his wife, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hoyt Barker of Trans California, mourn the death of their infant son born Sunday.

Snyder Hoyt Barker Harold Massey Calif

Goals for Better Home Demonstration Club Work

Miss Zea Wing will deliver the keynote at Comanche County Home Demonstration Council conference in Stillwater with 23 club presidents and secretaries attending. The meeting starts at 10 a.m. in the Fair building, with Betty Brannan presenting a kitchen planning demo in the afternoon. Billy Hughes presides, joined by Esther Green and Emil Woesner as officers for the all day event.

Zea Wing Stillwater Southwest District Chmanche County

Scouts To Tour Post Battalion Fort Sill Visit

Ten members of Cub Scout Pack 47 Den 9 will tour the 4th FA Battalion facilities at Fort Sill Saturday morning as announced by Mrs Lee Baker. After the tour the youths will dine at the battalion mess hall with accompanying den chief Kenny Oliver and assistant den mother Anita Keliner.

Den 9 4Th FA Bn Fort Sill Lee Baker Il Meir Don Dickey Michael Duncan Norman Keliney Randy Baker Jimmy Mabe Robert Thompson Keith Willis Wayne Pugh Ricky Why- Dark Larry Woods Kenny Oliver Den Anita Keliner

Russian Sleep Machine Claim Sparks Broadcast Hype

London reports Soviet scientists are testing an "electric sleep machine" that purportedly enables two hours of sleep per night. The Moscow broadcast says ultra short waves mirror fatigue toxin molecules, destroying them and reducing tiredness.

London Moscow

Girl Changes Sex and Enlists in Yugoslav Army

A 20 year old peasant girl from Rumbooci Bosnia underwent a sex change to become Marijan and return home in trousers. She then took a man’s job and was finally drafted for regular military service, with villagers convinced only after acceptance.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Marija Djolan Rumboci Bosnia Marija Marijan Rumbooi

Junior Farm Bureau Picks First Officers

A slate of officers was elected to head the newly organized Comanche County Junior Farm Bureau. Officers include Joe Taylor chairman Frank Ingram vice chairman Miss aercla Strolle secretary Mrs Herschel Dennell treasurer Gordon Wolf Edith Cahn reporters. Wayne Beoth from Oklahoma City Farm Bureau urged organization. Next meeting February 26 at Comanche County Farm Bureau office.

Meers Pat Wolf Ele Don Farvis Joe Bill Lee Cache Joe Skrdic Lawton Tennell Lewis Cahn Wayne Beoth Oklahoma City Farm Bureau Dean Taylor Herschel Hatin Kiowa County Robert Smith Beckham County Henry von Tungern Canadian County Comanche County Farm Bureau

Butler To Attend Dinner At Norman For Silver Anniversary

Norman hosts a March 4 dinner honoring Franklin D Roosevelt’s 1983 inauguration. Paul Butler, national party chairman, will attend the fundraising event in Norman. Mrs Roosevelt and former President Truman will speak at the University of Oklahoma Young Democrats sponsored affair.

Norman Paul Butler National Party Franklin Roosevelt Roosevelt Harry Truman University of Oklahoma Young Democrats

Texas Welcomes Snow Blanks On Dry Range

Snowfalls across Texas Panhandle lift drought relief and boost winter wheat. New England reports heavy rain and flood alerts as Neponset and Charles rivers crest, while Massachusetts records guide-year rainfall. A Topsfield boy drowns in a backyard stream as snow and rain sweep the Northeast.

Texas Neponset Massachusetts Charles River Topsfield Mass Texas Panhandle Rio Grande West Texas Tangeland U.S. Weather Bureau New England Great Lakes Ohio Valley Iowa North Dakota

Weather Shifts Keep US Mild Cold Spot Near Dakota Border

The Pacific Northwest and Gulf Coast saw general rainfall with eight inch marks across the Gulf Coast regions. Two mild temperature changes occurred as the Mid Atlantic cooled from near 30 to 20, while the Dakotas to the Rockies saw a 15 degree rise. The coldest areas hovered around zero between Bismarck and Watertown.

Pacific Northwest California Washington Gulf Coast Texas Florida mid-Atlantic Dakotas Rockies Bismarck N.D Watertown S.D

Lydia Pinkham's Tablets Promise Relief for Women

A vintage advertisement touts Lydia Pinkham's Tablets as a cure for female miseries from monthly cramps to menopause. It claims blood-strengthening iron and doctor tests showing three of four young women benefited, urging lifelong daily use for lasting relief and strength.

Lydia Pinkham Pinkham Lydia FE

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