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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1956

Page

2

Brucker Sees Firing Demonstration at Fort Sill

Secretary of the Army Wilber M. Brucker observed a time on target firing demonstration at Fort Sill featuring 54 105mm howitzers and 18 155mm Long Toms, with dust smoke and shell fragments in view, plus a massed infantry company fire demonstration. Photographed by staff, the display showcased artillery in foreground and background as part of a government-focused event.

Fort Sill the Army Wilber M. Brucker Brucker

Police Course In Traffic Safety At University Of Oklahoma

Oklahoma police officers from 12 cities will attend a three day traffic safety course at the University of Oklahoma north campus. The program, first of its kind locally, is organized by the Oklahoma Safety Council with public safety and highway department support and involves 15 instructors. Classes run nearly 12 hours daily using Northwestern outlines. The course aims to address traffic control and accident investigation amid cost and scheduling concerns for city officials.

Norman Okla University of Oklahoma Oklahoma Safety Council Department of Public Safety State Highway Department Oklahoma City Safety Council Tulsa Oklahoma City Northwestern University Bob Eastman Oklahoma Safety Council

Mrs. Krauss Attends Brother-in-law Funeral in Wichita

Mrs. Mamie Krauss of 905 S Seventh attended funeral services in Wichita Kansas for her brother-in-law Leslie McDonald. He is survived by his wife Rose who is well known in Lawton.

Mamie Krauss S. Seventh Wichita Kan Leslie McDonald Rose Lawton

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