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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1956

Page

4

Solons Approve Hike In Medical Research Funds

Washington House Appropriations Committee approves 8.30 billion dollars for 24 federal agencies for the next fiscal year. The panel adds 305 million to the Civil Service retirement fund, citing actuarial soundness, and trims Civil Defense funding by 37 million. Notable boosts include National Health Institutes, National Cancer Institute, Mental Health Institute, Heart Institute, and neurology programs, with Veterans Affairs receiving the largest share though below requested totals.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Eisenhower Civil Service Civil Defense Administration National Health Institutes NHS National Cancer Institute Mental Health Institute Heart Institute Fogarty D-Ri Labor Department Veterans Administration

Men Are Accident Prone Says Life Insurance Study

New York columnist H. D. Quigg reviews a Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. study from 1950 to 1954 showing men suffer higher home accident death rates than women. Fatal falls are the leading cause. rates rise with age, urging men to watch their steps and avoid risky home hazards.

H. D. Quigg New York Metropolitan Life Insurance Co

Students Stage Puddin Head The First Operetta Tonight

Taft elementary presents Puddin Head The First a two act operetta at 7 30 p m with sixth grade directing team Nona Lowe Maud Leonhardt and Joyce Rice Walter Oswalt is principal Freddie Abshere stars as King Puddin Head Barbara Zwick is queen Other cast includes Sandra Lewis Marianne Jerry Youngblood Randy Beznoska Nolan Moore Toby Turnkey Donna Kay Fernberg Dorothea Mona Cox as Katherine Chester Wilks Melba Hix John Forks Herald Louise Hollis Elizabeth Keen Geneva Harris and many more in court pages and soldiers roles

Puddin Taft Elementary School Nona Lowe Maud Leonhardt Joyce Rice Walter Oswalt Taft Sandra Lewis Marianne Jerry Youngblood Randy Beznoska Nolan Moore Robert Lee Rogers Toby Turnkey Donna Kay Fernberg Dorothea Mona Cox Katherine Chester Wilks Melba Hix Dame Woodenshoes John Forks Herald Louise Hollis Elizabeth Keen Geneva Harris Kenneth Besson Dean McCann Larry Muncy Phillip Hurst Billy Jim Stevens Arthur

Monroney Attacks Eisenhower Myths of Administration

Senator Mike Monroney told the Women’s National Democratic Club that President Eisenhower faces myths about his administration in the campaign effort. He cited defense, air power, and a balanced budget as key issues, and charged there are no funds for a farm soil bank, classroom aid, or highway construction in the budget.

Washington Eisenhower Mike Monroney National Democratic Club Oklahoma Democrat Charley Wilson Navy Marine Corps Monroney

Kerr Moves To Block Proposed Power Rate Hike

Sen Rob ert Kerr introduces a bill to block a rise in Southwestern Power Administration rates for 18 months. The measure targets rate boosts to public bodies and REA cooperatives arguing the increase would ruin many Southwest cooperatives.

Kerr Washington Robert S. Kerr Southwestern Power Administration Oklahoma Democrat Interior Douglas McKay Southwest

Pasadena man commits suicide after car delivery to funeral home

William H. Rost, 78, drove his car into a friend's funeral parlor driveway and shot himself in the temple with a .32 caliber revolver. A note hinted at an intentional, easy delivery to the recipient, and the funeral director said Rost had been despondent since his wife’s death a few months earlier.

Pasadena Calif William H. Rost Franklin Bill Rest Franklin Ives

Fountain Speaks To Kiwanis Club in Lawton Luncheon

Jay Dee Fountain lieutenant governor of the Kiwanis Texas Okl ahoma district was the principal speaker at the Downtown Kiwanis club luncheon at the Hotel Lawtonian. He urged rendering service and community activities. Reginal Brown chaired the program. Lawton high senior Tommy Burroughs sang with Virginia Rice accompanying. An upcoming Tuesday banquet honoring the Kiwanis International president was announced with guests from Northwest Kiwanis and local officials listed.

Jay Dee Fountain Kiwanis Kiwanis Club Lawtonian Reginal Brown Tommy Burroughs Lawton High School Virginia Rice Kiwanis International Roy Bridwell Oklahoma City John W. Dean

Blaze Destroys Storage, Damages Cottage Behind Beach Cottages

Two Medicine Park men report losses after a Thursday evening fire at a storage building and adjacent frame structure near Beach Cottages. Damage estimates range from 250 to 2,500 dollars with the blaze starting near 8 p.m. Neighbors helped by watering with garden hoses before Lawton fire crews arrived.

Medicine Park H. Pylant Johnny Martin Hocutt Hocutt Lake Lawtonka Dam Lawton Pylant

Miss February's Party at John Adams School

Fourth grade students presented February Party a play at John Adams school with Sandra Fisher Marilyn Jones Barbara Appel Charlotte Coffey Lynn Watson J C Capshaw David Bluethman Paul Costilow Jane Reeves Larry Mann Frank Murphy Carl Schaw Nancy Willis John Japert Carol Martin Mike McMurry Mary Frances Dunn John Duncan Edward Bristol Carol Collier Christine Knauerhase Shirley Stanley Barbara Brittain Michael Mustain Larry New Courtney Brady Mary Pippin Allan McIntosh Sandra Dutreau Bill Goodier Zella Beauchamp teacher James Roberts principal.

Sandra Fisher Miss February Marilyn Jones Barbara Appel Charlotte Coffey Lynn Watson Valentines J. C. Capshaw Charles Dickens David Bluethaman Tiny Tim Paul Costilow Thomas Edison Jane Reeves Polly Larry Mann Jimmy Frank Murphy John Carl Schaw Abraham Lincoln Nancy Willis John Japert Carol Martin Mike McMurry Mary Frances Dunn Barbara Brittain Michael Mustain Larry New Courtney Brady Mary Pippin Allan McIntosh Sandra Dutreau Bill Goodier David Bluethman Zella Beauchamp James Roberts

Cache Files Suits To Get New Lands

The city of Cache and the local school district filed separate condemnation suits in federal district court Thursday against 25 Indian heirs scattered across the United States. They seek 20 acres for school and 20 for a playground and civic uses, with negotiations already under way with the Anadarko Indian agency.

Cache Federal District Court T. E. Lauderdale United States Lauderdale Anadarko

Robins Consume Earthworms in Daily Feeds

A robin eats roughly 18 feet of earthworms each day, a quantity exceeding its own body weight.

Tekoil and Saint Anne's Oil to Merge

Dallas and Chicago firms will combine under one umbrella retaining the Tekoil name. The merged company will run 82 producing wells across West Texas New Mexico and Kansas with a stock swap of 056 Saint Anne's shares per Tekoil share and no cash exchanged.

Dallas Tekoil Corp Saint Anne’s Oil Production Co Chicago Tekoil West Texas New Mexico Kansas Saint Anne’s

Cityans To Attend Insurance Meeting

Joseph W. Narmore of 1306 Maple earned an outstanding two year sales record and qualified for American Mutual Life Production Clubs Convention at Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago from June 4 to 6. Mr and Mrs Narmore will attend as guests featuring sightseeing a banquet and training sessions.

Joseph W. Narmore American Mutual Life Production Clubs Edgewater Beach Hotel Chicago Narmore

Oklahoma January business up 1.4 percent report

The University of Oklahoma Bureau of Business Research says Oklahoma business activity in January rose 1.4 percent from December and 5 percent above January 1955. Industrial production fell 1.2 percent from December but was 10 percent higher than January 1955, while agricultural output rose about 2 percent and construction climbed just over 5 percent from the prior month.

Norman Okla Bureau of Business Research University of Oklahoma Oklahoma

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