McKenzie Seeks Ward 1 Post in Lawton Council
Lester McKenzie announces re election bid for Ward 1 Councilman in Lawton. He highlights six years service, chairs on several committees, fire department improvements, water and sewer upgrades at Lake Lawtonka, new equipment for city departments, and ongoing water Diversion project. He stresses ties to Lawton Fort Sill and family rooted in the community.
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Chamber
Ellsworth
Town & Country Manufacturing Company
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Beulah
Euclid Street
Earl
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Margie Sue
Lester McKenzie
Pol. Adv
Two French Divisions Moved To Algeria
Paris reports an emergency air lift to move two mechanized divisions from West Germany to rebel torn Algeria. The action follows cabinet decisions under emergency powers granted to Premier Guy Mollet to quell violence in the protectorate amid clashes with troops and terrorist raids in cities.
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North Africa
National Assembly
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City to view new auditorium and school play
Lawton residents and Southwest Oklahomans attend the dedication of Lawton High School’s $287 200 auditorium and its all school production Our Hearts Were Young And Gay The opening night Thursday features a short dedication at 7 30 p m and curtain at 8 p m The production directed by Opal Ford features Norma Curry Connie Lassetter and other students in a 1923 setting with Broadway roots and plans for ducats at the door or from cast members
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Emil Kimbrough
Lanny Nelms
LHS
Norma Curry
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Paris
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Jean Kerr
Cornelia
Emily
Eddie Johnson
Steward
Annette Carpenter
Mrs. Skinner
Tommy Burroughs
Otis Skinner
Brad Agnew
Juanita Jumper
Kenneth Huffman
Admiral
Sherry Church
Lawton News Highlights From Constitution Files
Ten years ago Lawton high school students wrote essays for the Save A Life campaign. Comanche county 4-H livestock team of Eddie Phillips Faxon James Barnett Neal Hayes won Fat Stock show district contest at Chickasha. Attorney General Williamson spoke at Lawton Lions luncheon. Local horticulture notes report frost impact minimal. Flower Mound 4-H wins dress modeling to represent central district. Cameron College closes Spring Football training with exhibition. W. M. Matthew tops Oklahoma National Stock Yards beef market with 17 steers averaging 1092 pounds. Hanbury oil well shows oil at 2431 feet in 6-2N-9W. Chamber and Poultry federation trio head to Oklahoma City to seek state show.
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Lawton High School
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Comanche County
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Faxon
James Barnett
Neal Hayes
Fletcher
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Mac Q. Williamson
Lawton Lions Club
Norther
Central District
Lawton
Stewart Harral
University of Oklahoma
Lucile Cole
Waurika
Midland
Cameron College
Stephens Field
W. M. Matthew
Oklahoma National Stock Yards
Hanbury
Chamber of Commerce
County Poultry Association
Oklahoma City
Trustees
State Poultry Federation
Lawton Student Bill Caldwell Featured in Magazine
Lawton high school junior Bill Caldwell, a photography student, is pictured on the February cover of American Cooner magazine with his dogs and a raccoon he shot.
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Freshmen From Lawton Eligible for Phi Eta Sigma
Two Lawton freshmen at the University of Oklahoma are eligible for Phi Eta Sigma, a scholarship fraternity for freshmen men. David Todd, son of Harold O. Todd of 1802 N Second, and Richard Seward, son of Col Gordon W. Seward and Mrs. Seward of Fort Sill, are both studying in the college of engineering. Todd is an engineering freshman and LHS honors student. Seward is in engineering. Eligibility requires a 3.5 average or A-minus in at least 13 hours of college credit.
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University of Oklahoma
Phi Eta Sigma
David Todd
Harold O. Todd
N. Second
Richard Seward
Gordon W. Sea
Todd
LHS
Seaward
Multiple Sclerosis Breakthroughs at Spears Hospital
The Spears Hospital Denver conducts extensive research on multiple sclerosis linking spinal injuries to nerve flow disruption. They report notable progress with chiropractic treatment improving motor function and overall energy, and invite patients to learn from their Longevity Research Project and free literature.
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Spears Chiropractic Sanitarium
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Spears Hospital
Hundred Dollar Challenge Claims Cure For Cerebral Palsy
An advertisement promotes a $100,009 challenge and a book claiming to prevent detect and correct Cerebral Palsy and Mental Deficiency in early stages. It offers $100,000 to refute the claim and markets a $5.00 book to mothers and prospective mothers, with free copies for those unable to pay.
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Speers
Cold Cancer Facts 48-Page Photo Exposé Ad
A promotional notice offers a 48 page photographic exposé entitled Cold Cancer Facts about cancer and the consequences of improper treatment. The ad promises factual, fully documented content and lists a price of 25 cents per copy.
Giving this notice to a sick friend may help save a life
A public health reminder urges sharing critical medical guidance with a ill friend to improve care. It stresses timely action and awareness of warning signs, encouraging outreach to loved ones who may need urgent treatment or supportive services.
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