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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1957
Page
10
At a crowded Pack banquet, Cub Scouts received numerous awards and silver and gold arrow pins for achievements. Leaders and family members honored special performers and noted progress across ranks, with several named youths earning top honors.
Tom D Ashmore opens the five month Officer Candidate School in Oklahoma City to allow cadets to earn commissions while remaining in civilian work. Generals Gary McGowa Rey Styron Matdrow and Col Syme attend the ceremony as key leaders of the South Atlantic division and Fort Sir command.
New Zealand reports Sir Anthony Eden has recovered from inflammation causing recent fever attacks. Lefever claims a perfected optical glass enables reading a book at one end of a Tifoot bar from the opposite end.
The Senate advanced a plan raising teacher pay for the upcoming year, with talks of funding at about 88.000 per year per teacher. The bill faced House resistance over budget deficits and possible tax changes, prompting a conference approach to reconcile differences.
A fragmented wire service style text discusses emergency relief funds and a proposal involving major nations and figures. It mentions President Obama, Saudi Arabia, and other global references in a muddled report about governance, drought relief, and potential fiscal schemes with unclear outcomes.
In Pensacola a Confederate veteran named William A. Cumdty, CB, is recovering from a minor surgery and is expected to return home by week’s end. A attending physician stated his condition as amazingly excellent for his age and circumstances.
Services conducted for Jose L. Rodvignes and Mrs. Day in Bitlis, following a brief illness. Officiating minister Rev. H Bias Newfeld. pallbearers listed. burial at Wallery Cemetery with attendees from Beeler Alemai eraipel and surrounding communities.
Fragmentary OCR text references Mrs Maxine Pauley and an accident near Whitfothulide with names Cole E Crawfort George Johnson Ronnie Cochrane Al Le Jone Billy Weber and Luies, plus funeral or church references. details incomplete and not verifiable.
Oklahoma City coverage shows lawmakers debating a 1955 act to withhold per pupil state aid for districts to buy approved library books. Critics argue funds are not reclaimable if already spent on library needs. university lease for private reseated facilities also discussed.
A spokesman said it may take a month to finalize a use agreement for refuge land adjacent to Fort Sil. Army and Interior officials will plot a boundary of a 3500 to 4000 acre wedge shaped buffer area and draft a formal use permit. Further Washington talks are not scheduled until the final permit is drawn for signature.
Renowned Christian thinker Dr D Trueblood will present four public programs in Duncan at 720 PM in the First Baptist Church. Invited by the Duncan Ministerial Alliance he will also address the Rotary and Lions clubs and a Duncan high school assembly.
Vermont stands out as the sole annand territory in New England, marking a regional distinction that observers note amid evolving state identities.
Fula Pearl Williams Grant, 34, and Lawson Negro woman of 69 Washington, was bound over to higher court this morning for trial on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon. Woodrow Giles transcribed the case to higher report after a preliminary hearing. Bond was set at Mys. Grant is accused of shooting James Rowland, 49, in the leg. Rowland was hospitalized eight days then transferred to county jail as a material witness, the only witness at the preliminary hearing, and he was returned to the county jail to be held as a material witness.
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