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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1955

Page

8

Legion Chief Fears Federal Class Control

CHICAGO The American Legion commander Seaborn P. Collins warned NEA delegates that federal control of schools looms if no alternative is found. He urged quick action to address an estimated 290,000 pupil shortage by 1960 and supported NEA backed funding for four years to aid school construction.

Chicago The American Legion NEA Legion America S. M. Brownell Washington U.S Collins Communist Party

Army Orders List Army transfers and duty details released Washington DC

The Army issues orders assigning personnel to various posts and duties. Officers and noncommissioned officers across multiple units including 1st FA Group Fort Sill Fort Knox Fort Meade Fort Bliss Fort Bragg and others are moved or detailed. Notable changes include Captain Michael R Gallinote and several lieutenants, warrant officers and majors being reassigned or detailed, with IG duties and active service placements noted.

Department of the Army Washington, DC Michael R. Gallinote Ft Sill Ft Knox Floyd W. Norton George G. Meade John C. Rosser Jr Aberdeen Philadelphia Manual Vidal Stu Bury the Arty GM Sch Ft Bragg CWO Floyd A. Northam 6Th Armd FA Bn O'Neil Woods AAA Ft Bliss Hubert M. Cole New York Stanley Johnson Chicago Joe F. Erwin Sill Ft Holabird Army Reserve Arty GM Cen Raymond E. Baker Lennox B. Gagnon Kenneth D. Howard Robert M. Lovett Robert E. Nokes Charles E. Sheets Vaughn R. West John A. Smith Cp Carson Ft Lewis Loren F. Stone Hood William J Irwin FNO Oacofs Asig Homer C. Blake Paul A. Anson Charles Begner James M. Moore Robert Penneil Floyd D. Williams Friedrich Stappler John ©. Wilhelmy Jr Paul C. Kueber Lewis James C. Goode

House Approves Railroad Bill for Railroad Widows

Washington ULP reports the House passed and sent to the Senate a bill granting an extra 26 million dollars annually to wives and widows of railroad workers under the railroad retirement act.

House Washington Senate

Senior Army Aviators and Badge Awards Announced

Robert L. Pound receives the aero nautical designation of Senior Army Aviator and the Senior Army Aviator badge. 2d Lt Mack L. Gibson Jr. Arty gains appointment in the RA. Charles R. Ward of Oakland California resigns from RA command. Capt Emanuel C. Sieving of Tenn is awarded the Senior Army Aviator designation and badge.

Robert L. Pound Charles R. Ward Oakland Calif Gibson Mack L., Jr Emanuel C. Sieving

Baby dies in Detroit area boil injuries accident

Two month old Rita Freeman died after her mother tripped over a cat in Oak Park, spilling boiling water from a bottle sterilizer onto the child. The accident occurred in the Freeman residence.

Rita Freeman Oak Park John Freeman

Lady Docker quits after Bessie Braddock clash at Cafe de Paris

London reports that Battling Bessie Braddock staged a nightclub appearance with Marlene Dietrich while Lady Norah Docker stormed out in fury over being asked to introduce Dietrich. Braddock, Labour MP and boxing group president, continued her act and vowed to promote British American relations. Dietrich and Braddock exchanged barbed remarks as Docker left.

London Bessie Braddock Labor Party Marlene Dietrich Norah Docker Marlene Paris Bessie Assn Barker Decker Nora Dietrich Docker House of Commons

Asphalt Use Expands in U S Roads Since 1219

Use of asphalt for road paving has surged in the United States from about half a million tons in 1219 to 11 million tons in 1954, reflecting rapid growth in highway construction.

United States

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