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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1953

Page

2

Governor Murray attacks Capitol building critics in radio speech

Oklahoma Governor Johnston Murray denounces opponents as demagogues and pawns in a 1954 election clash over a capitol office building plan. He says critics offered only rumors and vows to pursue legal opinion and feasibility study with private citizens. He notes Lt. Gov. Berry’s involvement without naming him.

Oklahoma City Johnston Murray Capitol James E. Berry Murray Berry House James C Nance Purcell

Area Farm Bureau to Confer in Walters

Area Farm Bureau leaders will meet Wednesday July 29 at Walters Legion room for a subdistrict study and discussion led by Henry W Hasenbeck county bureau agent. Comanche Tillman Cotton and Jefferson counties will be represented as directors hear an up-to-date survey of agricultural issues and present statistics from their groups. Plans from this and 18 August meetings will be sent to the state convention in November.

Walters Comanche County Henry W. Hasenbeck Saturay Legion Room Comanche Tillman Cotton Jefferson Counties Bureau Board of Directors

Van Fleet accused of postal law violation

Nashville attorney Tyke Farmer urged a federal grand jury to indict retired Gen. James A. Van Fleet former UN commander in Korea on postal law violations after Van Fleet allegedly advocated annihilation of Chinese and Korean Communists in a Life magazine article.

van Fleet Nashville Tenn Rosenbergs James A. van Fleet Korea U.S Tyke Farmer Life Magae

Area Men In Service Capt Lefler Becomes Flight Instructor

Captain James H. Lefler of Arlington has taken a new assignment as a flight instructor in Japan. Lefler, whose wife Jo resides at their home address, was previously stationed as a check pilot in Korea.

James H. Lefler Arlington Japan Lefler Korea

Cambodia Seeks Change In Status With France

In Saigon on July 25, Cambodia agreed to remain in the French union with a commonwealth status if France grants full independence and sovereignty. King Norodom Sihanouk urged France to set a definite transfer date for all remaining powers to Cambodia.

Saigon Indochina Cambodia French Union France Norodom Sihanouk

City Man in Navy Photo From The Caine Mutiny

Elmer J. West a 19 year old seaman third class returned home to visit his parents in Lawton Oklahoma after serving in the far East aboard the destroyer minesweeper USS Doyle. He helped film scenes for The Caine Mutiny at Pearl Harbor during his second tour which included operations near the Philippines and Hong Kong. West is a Lawton high school graduate formerly employed at Humpty Dumpty store and is on a 20 day leave.

Elmer J. West Hugh West E. West Long Beach Calif Doyle Far East Pearl Harbor West Coast U. S. Navy Philippines Hong Kong U. S West Lawton High School Humpty Dumpty Store Navy

Dems Reject Cotton Cut Limit in House Panel

Washington July 25 UP Rep Oakley Hunter said Democratic members of the House Agriculture Committee refused a compromise bill to limit cotton acreage cuts for next year. Western producers prefer present law cuts. Senate committee also stalemated as Chairman George Aiken called action remote. The dispute over a Farm Bureau compromise or tougher caps leaves quotas and surpluses unresolved for future years.

Washington Oakley Hunter Calif House Agriculture Committee Senate Agriculture Committee George D. Aiken Hunter House

Warming North of the Equator Advances Since 1900

Scientists report a steady rise in global temperatures, with notable warming north of the equator over the last century and especially after 1900. The finding highlights shifting climate patterns and potential impacts on ecosystems and weather.

Equator

Prayers Answered as Missing Emma Bowers Is Found

In Connellsville Pennsylvania a five year old mute girl Emma Bowers missing for two days was found near Baltimore and Ohio tracks less than two miles from home. She wore only bloomers, had scratches, and was unharmed. Her parents praised the search and doctors planned ice cream treats once she is cleared.

Connellsville Casey Bowers Little Emma Bowers Pittsburgh Emma Connellsville Hospital Pfc Anthony Cywinski

Prof Willis Stovall Dies at 62 in Norman Oklahoma

Norman Oklahoma reports the death of Dr Willis Stovall 62 a professor of Paleontology and director of the University of Oklahoma museum. He was renowned for vertebrate paleontology research and pemian reptiles.

Willis Stovall Norman Okla Willis Stoval University of Oklahoma Museum

East Berliners Grab West Food Amid Aid Row

East Berliners flocked to a West Berlin food give-away led by Mayor Willy Kressmann to counter Soviet claims unemployment does not exist in East Berlin. distributions of five mark gifts and American staples supported by U.S. aid and clubwomen prompted emotional scenes, including a tearful 94 year old expellee on charity rolls.

Berlin West Berlin Willy Kressmann Vladimir Semoyenov East Berlin Kreuzberg Kressman Semyonov U. S James B. Conant West Pressia

Widow of Thorpe Threatens Body Move for Memorial

An Oklahoma City friend of Mrs. Jim Thorpe says the widow threatened to relocate her husband’s body from Shawnee to California or Pennsylvania unless immediate progress is made on a memorial. J W Schaeffer notes she also referenced Tulsa and Cushing in the remarks.

Oklahoma City Jim Thorpe Shawnee Okla California Pennsylvania

Shawnee memorial funds tied to Carlise athlete's resting places

Funds were raised for a Shawnee memorial while a $25,000 appropriation was vetoed by Gov. Johnston Murray last month. Elmer Kenison, Shawnee Chamber of Commerce secretary, has overseen all work on the proposal as efforts move forward.

Thorpe Carlisle

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