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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1955

Page

4

Col White named director of tactics and combined arms at school

Col Charles H. White Jr. is appointed to lead the Department of Tactics and Combined Arms at the Artillery and Guided Missile School. A West Point graduate of 1934, he served 30 months overseas in World War II with the 96th Infantry Division and earned the Legion of Merit and Bronze Star. In Korea he served seven months with Headquarters, 1st Cavalry Division, earning Oak Leaf Clusters to both the Legion of Merit and Bronze Star. He is the son of Maj. Gen. Charles H. White (Ret.).

Charles H. White, Jr Charles J. Blake, Jr National War College Washington, D.C 77Th Field Artillery White United States Military Academy West Point N.Y 96Th Infantry Division Leyte Kinawa Korea 1St Cavalry Division

Edmondson Pushes Dam Bill Amid Senate Backing

Rep Ed Edmondson pledges an all out push in the House to approve the 40.6 million Cobb Foss dam project after Senate approval. The measure, held in a House interior subcommittee due to Rep John P Saylor opposition, faces calendar and session timing uncertainties. The Foss Reservoir would lie near Clinton and Anadarko and serve flood control irrigation and water supply to multiple towns along the Washita watershed.

Washington Ed Edmondson D-Okla House Oklahoma Senate Pennsylvania John P. Saylor Edmondson Foss Clinton Fort Cobb Anadarko Washita Water Shed Elk City Bessie Cordell Rocky Hobart Gotebo Chickasha Verden

Jamaicans In America Avoid Jail For Garden Dope

Jamaicans Norris McPherson and Gustavus Miller, longtime farm workers from Jamaica, learned that marijuana grown in their Salisbury garden led to a suspended two year sentence after their lawyers argued they did not know cultivating the drug was illegal. The judge warned them to avoid illegal usage and told them to use American wild roots if needed.

Salisbury P—Norris McPherson Gustavus Miller Jamaica Rex A. Taylor McPherson Miller Hamilton P. Fox Taylor

OBC Class Leaves New One To Enter At Snow Hall

The Artillery and Guided Missile School holds two graduation and entrance ceremonies at Snow Hall Auditorium Friday. Brig. Gen. Thomas M. Watlington will welcome Officers Basic Course No. 2, the second OBC class to enter the school this fiscal year.

Artillery and Snow Hall Thomas M. Watlington

Two Communist Soldiers Seized Near Little Quemoy Island

The Defense Ministry said two Communist soldiers were captured at noon yesterday while swimming toward Nationalist-held Little Quemoy Island off the Red China mainland. They were on a spying and sabotage mission.

Taipei Formosa Quemoy Island Red China Defense Ministry

Senate approves surplus commodity sale limit bill

The Senate approved a bill by voice vote setting the surplus farm commodities the government may sell abroad for foreign currencies at 1.5 billion dollars. The new cap more than doubles the prior 700 million limit.

Senate Washington ULP House

Nominee Marion B. Folsom for Health Secretary

Wednesday confirmed the nomination of Marion B. Folsom to head the Health, Education and Welfare Department succeeding Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby. Folsom is set to lead the agency amid ongoing federal health and education initiatives.

Washington ULP Senate Oveta Culp Hobby Marion B. Folsom

Religion Doesn't Stay With Burglar

Carl Jackson aged 23 faced burglary charges after entering Judge Langston G King’s court with a large Bible. He proclaimed finding religion before a jury sentenced him to 12 years in the penitentiary and he was moved to the confinement room where witnesses said he tore the Bible to shreds.

Houston Carl Jackson Langston G. King’s Jackson

HarrimanPope Audience Marks Vatican City Meeting

New York Governor Averell Harriman was received in audience by Pope Pius XII in Vatican City on Thursday, signaling diplomatic cordiality between New York state leadership and the Vatican during Harriman’s visit.

Vatican City New York Averell Harriman Pope Pius XII

Fairchild Plans Light Jet Plane For Executives

HAGERSTOWN Md Fairchild Aircraft Division announced plans to build a four jet light plane for executive transport with a crew of two and seven passengers. The craft would cruise at 560 miles per hour.

Hagerstown Fairchild Aircraft Division

Cemetery program targets vandalism in Lancaster burial grounds

Mayor John Harvey deputized superintendents of three city cemeteries in Lancaster Ohio to curb vandalism drinking card playing and informal gatherings in the burial grounds. The move aims to restore order and protect the cemetery property and visitors.

Lancaster Ohio John Harvey

Michigan to drop Water Wonderland slogan on plates

Secretary of State James M. Hare said Michigan will likely drop the Water Wonderland slogan from license plates in 1957 as the trend shifts away from plate advertising. A Kalamazoo County Circuit Court overruled a motorist’s conviction for covering the slogan, ruling he was not required to advertise the state.

Lansing Mich James M. Hare Michigan

Jet Trainer Crashes. Two Pilots Walk Away Unhurt

PLANO Texas UP A T-33 jet trainer from Perrin Air Force Base crashed on a farm about one mile south of Plane Wednesday. Both officers walked away uninjured. The pilots were 1st Lt. Richard Hayes 29 from Gettysburg Pennsylvania an eight year Air Force veteran and 1st Lt. Richard Barber 27 of Pecatonica Illinois.

Plano Tex Perrin Air Force Base Richard Hayes Air Force Gettysburg Richard Barber Pecatonica

Northrop to Build $1 Million Plant in El Paso

Hawthorne California UP reports Northrop Aircraft Co and Radio Plane Co plan a 1 million pilot plant in El Paso. The 640 acre facility, to be finished by early next year, will build and repair drone target planes and guided missiles.

Northrop Aircraft el Paso Hawthorne Calif Northrop Aircraft Co Radio Plane Co

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