Howell Hutchins Speak At Lawton Chamber Forum
Lawton leaders Howell and Hutchins spoke at the weekly chamber luncheon. Howell outlined college expansion plans and new facilities including a gym, infirmary, and poultry plant while Hutchins detailed the newly formed traffic safety commission and its duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron College
Cameroms
Vernon Howell
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Howell
George Hutchins
Forum
Old South
Hutchins
City Trafic Safety Commission
Ceneron
Mrr. Howell
Mr. Howell
Frederick Army Air Base
Ofice
Markets Briefs From Chicago Oklahoma City and New York
Summary of markets shows Chicago butter and produce quotes with varying scores, Oklahoma City livestock with cattle hogs and sheep values, Chicago grain ranges for wheat and corn, New York cotton closes, and a list of stock market movers with multiple declines and gains. The note ends with a line about the Ivory Gull’s record distance from the pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Pole
Local Hospital Notices Report Operations and Dismissals
Mrs. Robert B Laverini underwent a major operation at Southwestern hospital today. Mrs Gall Phillips and Mrs 8 A McGehee had minor operations. Mrs Tinymand A Wells centered at Southwestern hospital for medical treatment. Dismissals include Mrs Raymond L Clayton and infant daughter, Mrs John Leonhart and infant daughter, Mrs Marvin B Guthry and infant daughter, Mrs Hubert Patterson and infant son, and A J Mietchen after a major operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Laverini
Southwestern Hospital
Gall Phillips
1708 Elm
8. A. McGehee
Snyder
Raynond L. Clayton
John Leonhart
Marvin BE
Guthry
Washington
Hubert Patterson
A. J. Mietchen
Lake
Lawton Hospital Plan Details Proposed
Architects outline a three story Lawton hospital with second floor two operating rooms and a minor room, third floor similar layout plus nursery two labor rooms and a delivery room. Nursery near south wing glassed to watch by nurse. Capacity 20 bassinets, expandable to 28. No basement but possible rooftop solarium. Plans aim for 400 sq ft per bed versus 532 standard. Site donation pledged. Mayor and state rep express support.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Mr. Smith
Charles G. Ozman
The
Legion Hospital Committee
Hen Gulls
Oklahoma County
Schumacher
Smith
Lawton
Ozman
Snow Falls Across Northeast as Cold Wave Spurs Crippling Conditions
A light snow fell in several towns including Poteau Pawhuska Vinita Miami Tulsa and more while Guymon and Turpin reported 12 inches yesterday. The northeastern states faced a fast moving cold front from Hudson Bay chilling temperatures and worsening fuel shortages with industry disruption.
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Idehel
Madill
Poteau
Pawhuska
Vinita
Miami
Nowate
Tulsa
Highway Department
Guymon
Turpin
Beaver County
Boise City
Beaver
Panhandle
Waynoka
Gage
Ardmore
United Press
Hudson Bay Area
New York State
Severe Cold Across Northeast Halts Industry and Jobs
The piece notes subzero readings from Utica to Albany with Pittsburgh at 10 above and forecasts of colder weather in Pennsylvania. Industrial shutdowns caused by gas shortages laid off about 5,000 Pennsylvania workers, over 20,000 idle in Pittsburgh steel, around 30,000 in Ohio, 2,000 in Buffalo, and 200,000 at Detroit auto plants.
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Utica
Syracuse
N. Y
Albany
U. S
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Buffalo
Detroit
Gandhi Assassination Sparks Hindu Riots Across India
Gandhi is killed at Birla house as followers mourn beside Manu Gandhi and Nehru. Police guard the scene while Hindu mobs clash with Muslims, rioting in Bombay and Delhi amid calls for vengeance and expulsion.
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Birla House
B. M. Birla
India
Gandhi
Manu Gandhi
Patel
Nehru
Birla Howse
Geritth
New Delhi
Punjab
Birth Announcements Include Several Newborns in City Hospitals
Angia Hospital reports a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Wills with unspecified birth details. Mr and Mrs Al Wisiilang welcome a son at 4 17 am. E B Lord and family announce a daughter born at 1 00 am. Bennie Wix and wife greet a son at 3 05 am.
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Angia Hospital
W. Wills
al WiSilaing
Lord
Jefferson
Southwestern Hospital
Bennie Wix
Andrews, & Son
Obituary Notice for Mrs Jensen 64 and Relatives
Mrs Jensen aged 64 passed funeral services pending at Becker Funeral Home. She leaves foster son Kenneth S Jensen in Germany with the armed services, two brothers Linley Harpending Long Beach California and Victor Harpending Little Rock Arkansas, two sisters in law Elizabeth Glasby 628 B and Mrs Paul Jorden 1341 Ferris Services awaiting word from relatives to be announced.
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Kenneth S. Jensen
Germany
Armed Services
Linley Harpending
Long Beach
Calif
Victor Harpending
Little Rock
Ark
Elizaveth Glasby
Paul Jorden
Ferris
Will
Becker Funeral Home
Annual Continued Bram Page One Campaign Contributions
The Lawton Lions club leads a year end drive with school and post office boxes contributing to the annual appeal. Listing shows Emerson, Lincoln, McKinley and other schools with specific sums plus two county rural school receipts. Campaign boxes in city businesses will be collected Monday ahead of Saturday closing.
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Emerson School
Lincoln
McKinley
Post Children's School
Roosevelt
Washington
Whittier
Will Rogers
Woodrow Wilson
Douglass
Dunbar
Flower Mound
Ruth Hunter
Mineral Wells School
Ed Jones
T-Set
John Ziech
Zwaan
Lawton Lions Club
Trousers Clue Continues From Page One
Police investigate an El Reno man and three others in a store assault case. Mrs. Curd, hospitalized with multiple fractures, says none of the quartet committed the attack. A second suspect, a Comanche county youth, remains jailed as officers seek links to the robbery at the Lawton Army store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attaute
Offhcera
el Reno
Lawtonian's Mother Nears Critical Illness in Dallas
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Keating of Elm Street traveled to Dallas to be with Mrs. J. F. Keating who lies critically ill in a Dallas hospital. The family was notified earlier today that her condition had sharply worsened.
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Milton Keating
Dallas
Texas
Keating
J. F. Keating
Lee
Unbreakable Dinnerware Promised by Potters
HAL LIVERPOOL O The American naceware linduatcy promises to make neighbors upstairs quieter. Potters are perfecting unbreakable dinnerware says W A Betz secretary treasurer of US Potters association. It would save hotels and restaurants from high breakage rates.
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Hal Liverpool
O.—I
W. A. Bete
U. S. Potters Association
Betz
Gas operations expand as Consolidated absorbs P S of Lawton
Consolidated has taken over the gas employer of Public Service Company and plans a new Lawton warehouse and shops on H Avenue between First and Second. A 140 by 250 foot lot will host two buildings a 40 by 120 foot office warehouse and meter shop and a 30 by 48 foot garage fabrication and repair shop. The facilities will overhaul the fleet of trucks and equipment.
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Ag Oin
Public Service Company of
Olaloma
Consolidated
Lawton
Public Service Company
May
H Avenue
First
State's reply to campus protests on segregation at Langston
In a Capitol action, University President George L. Cross asked regents to uphold segregation amid a 282-student petition. A loud speaker car protested on campus while World War II veterans urged equal rights. State Regent John Rogers pushed to open graduate schools to Negroes. a separate school for Ada Siguel Fisher remained empty as courts press equal facilities. Walter M. Harrison, ex-managing editor, reports from Oklahoma City.
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Hurd
University
George L. Cross
University Regents
Cross
Regents
Langston Negro University
Truman
John Rogers
Thw Higher Board
Oliahbomna Inns
Universsty
Sehonla
Linspeckthroceman
Dieulty
Ada Siguel Fisher
Supreme Court
Seeks Admission to New Law School for Negroes Rejected
Harrison, 67, unemployed GI, applied to the Oklahoma City Capitol’s newly opened Law School for Negroes. Dean Jerome T. Henry rejected the application, ruling Harrison not Black. Officials met with Dr. Nash and Arthur Ellsworth. decision promised by tomorrow afternoon. Harrison vows to pursue other options if rejected.
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Oklaham
Thea
Takay
Uangaton University School of Law
Jerome TE. Henry
Harrison
Mtn Tewsky
le Dehines
Hemry
M. A
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Capitol
Henry, Randall & Cobb and
Hilsworth
Jail release order links to fall possession case
Sheriff Ed Gartrell freed Watson at the request of County Judge G W Horne who said Watson was needed at home to aid his ailing father. The judge instructed noting the release and delaying Watson’s sentence. Barbee, missing for the jail probe, was nabbed by Judge Jackson and returned eight hours later. Artemus Ward was the pen name of Charles Farrar Browne, a Maine born humorist.
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Ed Gartrell
Watson
G. W. Horne
Gartrell
Horne
Barbee
Jackson
Artemus Ward
Charles Farrar Browne
Maine
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Maotorista
Arn
Asx
New
Traffic’ Safety Commission
LeRoy Julian
Joe Cable
Charles Gallaher
Andy Crosby
Fragper Glenn Parr
Robert J. Murphy
Fort Sill
E. R. Alston
Paul Calaway
Pete Fullerton
Fearpernie
Miller
David Mortisngton
Day Williams
Neil Ashlock
Commission
Layton
Lewis Caley
Usn
Oklata
Navy
Riie
J. In
Julian Bow
Hugh Bumpass
Raych
Roy Windle
Chicago
New York
Alrines Auk
A . Am
Armour Co
ATSF
Avco
Curties Wright
Douglas Air
Eagle Fich
Hastman Koda
Elec
Gen Fonds
Gen Motors
Goodyear T
Greyhound Corp
Gulf Oil
Hercules Powder
Marvester
Johns Manville
Kans City
Kennecott Coy
Liggett and Myers &7
Lion Oil
Loews Inc
Long Bell Lhr A
Marlin
McKess and Red
Nash Kelv
Nat Biscuit
I& Nat
Nat Distillers
I& WY Center
Wa Am Aviation
North Ameria
North Pac
Chip Oil
Packard
Wilson and Co
Woolworth FW
Bombay
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Hindu Mahasara
Golpitha
Nagpata
Bhrgaum
Bram
Lawtonian's
Gilbert's Drug Store
State
Langston
Walter M. Harrison
the Oklahoma
Neagar
Faobricah Southwest
Lawton Tent & Awning CO
Berry’s
Berry's
Molmes & Edwards
Berry
Manning - Bowman
General Electric
Dominion Irons
Emerson
Sonora
D Avenue
Jeu EL Bers
Crown Store
Dan
Henry Watson
Lydia E. Pinkhooni
Inkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Earl
Jones Drug
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