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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1954

Page

11

Coroner's probe of Thorne death challenged in Chicago

Coroner Walter McCarron fights to continue the inquest into Montgomery Ward Thorne death as a key witness and the acting State's Attorney urge dismissal. A panel of pathologists plans to report Thorne died natural, likely pneumonia, while Thorne heir to a 1.3 million fortune was found dead in his Bohemian Chicago studio.

Chicago Walter. E. McCarron Montgomery Ward Thorne Irvin D. Bloch Maureen Ragen Monty McCarron Bohemia

Inside Apache costs: how the $1.24 million budget ran

The Hollywood piece outlines the Harold Hecht Burt Lancaster production Apache with a total cost of $1,236,736.21 and detailed allocations for story, supervision, camera crew, set construction, special effects, props, makeup, music, sound, editing and insurance. It notes Lancaster and Hecht take no salaries and that overhead is under 4 percent, far below major studios.

Bob Thomas Hollywood Harold Hecht Burt Lancaster Company Luanda Tlacky Cceac-Scee Seal Studio Renta Wee Bol Sc Casccae Lancaster Star Hecht Hecht and

Suspect Held After Sun Burglary At Local Construction Firm

Police disclosed Sunday morning break in at Poston Sand and Gravel Construction Co. 100 blocks. Entry gained through east side office window. A check stenciler and blank checks taken. Time of burglary 12 09 p m. One suspect arrested with a blank check. He will likely be filed today.

Poston Sand and Gravel Construction Co

Cityans Attend OU Convention

Mr and Mrs Henry Wallace of the Fort Sill Indian School attended a Phi Delta Kappa convention at Norman Monday. Speakers at the annual banquet in the Union Building at the University of Oklahoma included Dr Henry Renslaw OU education professor and Eddie Gilbert state certification officer. Wallace, principal of FSIS, earned his master's degree from OU.

Henry Wallace Fort Sill Norman Union Building University of Oklahoma Henry Renslaw Eddie Gilbert State Department of Education Wallace FSIS

Pavement Plate Reflections and a Farmer’s Advice

Hal Boyle pens reflections on everyday life and social quirks from New York, noting how old bachelors and old maids differ in fussiness, the irony of fashion and generosity, and the oddities of modern life. He muses on manners, memory, and the influence of Kinsey’s book on understanding women.

Californians Shot Down Red Fighters

The Navy said three Californians flying a Barr Raider and a Corsair night fighter bagged two Red fighters downed Sunday off the China coast. Planes departed from the carrier Philippine Sea, aiding rescue ops near where Communist Chinese planes had earlier hit a British airliner. Pilots named: Lt. Roy M. Tatham of Del Mar, Ensign Richard R. Crooks of Los Angeles, Lt. Cmdr. Edgar B. Salsig of Menlo Park.

Washington Navy China Philippine Sea Roy M. Tatham del Mar Calif Richard R. Crooks Los Angeles Cmdr Edgar B. Salsig Menlo Park

City Child Recovering After Ladder Fall Injury

Seven year old Vicki Giles daughter of Mr and Mrs Woodrow Giles of 1925 Lake is recovering after cutting her foot when she fell from a step ladder near her home. Memorial hospital staff report nine stitches were required for the injury sustained Saturday while playing with a companion. the foot struck a broken bottle.

Vicki Giles Woodrow Giles Lake Memorial Hospital

Mountain View man injured hauling hay with father in law

Tommy Madden of Mountain View was injured while helping Roy Askew haul hay. He tripped and fell under a trailer, suffering a badly bruised body and a chipped bone in a wrist. He was taken to a Mountain View doctor for treatment.

Saddle Mountain Tommy Madden Mountain View Roy Askew

Visiting in Lawton With Mrs Vera Lary and Family

Mrs Vera Lary of Fort Worth Texas is visiting Lawton with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Billy Stamps and their family at 3403 Atlanta.

Lawton Billy Stamps Atlanta Vera Lary Fort Worth Tex

Oklahoma sorority sisters visit in Oklahoma City

Miss Retha Barnhart and Miss Pat Moreland, both Alpha Delta Pi at the University of Oklahoma, visited in Oklahoma City this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dutcher and son Joe vacation in Galveston, Texas. Mrs. H. A. Rhodes and grandson Marcus from Duncanville, with Mr. and Mrs. Al Rhodes and children Ruthie and Ronny from Dallas, return home after visiting Mrs. H. A. Rhodes' sister Mrs. Mattie J. Fite and her daughter Ollie Fite at 207 Arlington.

Retha Barnhart Dearborn Pat Moreland Oklahoma City Miss Barnhart Miss Moreland Alpha Delta Pi University of Oklahoma Glen Dutcher Joe Galveston Tex H. A. Rhodes Marcus Duncanville al Rhodes Ruthie Ronny Dallas Mattie J. Fite Ollie Fite Arlington

McCarthy Defends Red Hunting Methods Facing Senate Panel

Sen Joseph R McCarthy defended his methods for hunting Reds in Washington arguing against broader rules to curb investigations He said curbs would not fully stop imagined injustices and noted the rules under his Permanent Investigating subcommittee are nearly ideal The Senate GOP Policy Committee proposed tougher limits on chairmen and McCarthy power but did not single him out by name

Washington Joseph R. McCarthy Stout Senate Rules Wisconsin Reblican Eisenhower McCarthy Army Senate GOP William E. Jenner R-Ind

Indian Office Social Worker To Interview Student Groups

Howard Walkingstick area social worker for the Anadarko office of Indian Affairs will be at the Fort Sill Indian School all day Wednesday to review applications of prospective students. He will meet with guardians of applicants and speak with others who might be eligible for entry.

Howard Walkingstick Anadarko Office of Indian Affairs Fort Sill

Ring Linked To Serious Vice Case In Indianapolis

Indianapolis police believe a teen girl was lured into a vice ring led by a "woman crazy" recruiter. Dorothy Poore, 18, was strangled July 16 after meeting Victor Lively, a 25-year-old roofing salesman, who confessed to the crime. Lively was captured in Missouri while attempting to hitchhike to Texas. Albert Cohen, 37, of Belleville, Illinois, is jailed as an accessory after the fact. Cohen denies involvement in sending others to help load the body.

East St. Louis Iil Indianapolis Ruth Dorothy Lively Albert Cohen Belleville Cohen Claypool St. Louis Reilly

First US Woman Diplomat Ruth Rohde Dies at 68

Ruth Bryan Rohde former U S congresswoman and first American woman diplomat died aged 68 from coronary thrombosis after a heart attack. She served as U S minister to Denmark 1933 to 1936, later thanked King Frederik for a Medal of Merit in Copenhagen. Rohde was born in 1885 in Jacksonville Illinois, daughter of William Jennings Bryan, and was a pioneer in diplomacy.

Ruth Bryan Rohde America Rohde William Jennings Bryan U. S U.S Denmark Copenhagen Frederik Roosevelt Congress Alexandra Kollontray Norway Jacksonville Ill

Greenland Ice Cap Surges Beyond Two Miles High

Britannica reports the Greenland ice cap reaching heights exceeding two miles, indicating an immense ice sheet presence. The finding underscores the ice cap’s vast elevation and potential implications for climate science and sea level studies.

Greenland

Carnegie Youth Drowns at Camp Swimming Party

Davis Oklahoma Billy Mac Biggerstaff fourteen a Carnegie youth attending a Methodist summer camp drowned yesterday during a swimming party. After dinner the boy was missed and a pool check found his body. Three lifeguards were on duty the pool area held about one hundred children swimming at the time.

Davis Okla Billy Mac Biggerstaff Carnegie

Siamese Twins Born To Arkansas Couple

In Pine Bluff Arkansas a Negro couple Virgil and Joyce Johnson welcomed siamese twins joined at the chest face to face. Born at home the babies were moved to Davis Hospital where Dr C A Flowers said they appear to be doing well though it is too early to decide about any separation attempt.

Pine Bluff Ark Virgil Joyce Johnson Davis Hospital C. A. Flowers

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