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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1954

Page

4

Olmstead Seeks Re election for Ward 2 in Lawton

Incumbent councilman Merritt E. Olmstead announces candidacy for Ward 2 in Lawton with a campaign pledging full attendance, city service focus, and opposition to the Democratic nominee in the April 6 election. He defends tax increases and argues for prudent city budgeting to fund police fire and utilities.

E. Olmstead Lawton Mr. Olmstead Peope Ward 2 National Board of Fire Underwriters Indian Park Merritt Olmstead Merritt E. Olmstead Nnll Pol

Home electronic organ making comeback in American households

Hal Boyle profiles Burton Minshall, founder of a leading electronic organ company, detailing his rise from repairman to industry pioneer. The piece notes a seven million dollar market, plans for a ten year expansion, and aims to make the electronic organ a one-man symphony accessible to novices and pros alike.

New York America Annie Laurie Hiram Burton Minshall Minshall Madaline

Sooner Dairymen Solve Milk Surplus

Oklahoma dairy leaders urged national action to curb milk surpluses. Chebie Graham of the Central Milk Production Association said a small daily extra milk intake could eliminate excess supply. They met Oklahoma congressional leaders to push price support reductions limited to five percent per year.

Washington Oklahoma Chebie Graham Oklahoma City Central Milk Production Association

Cities Service Seeks Nod for Two State Gas Lines

Washington The Cities Service Co asked the Federal Power Commission yesterday for authority to build 33 miles of gas lines across two states. The estimated cost is 1,680,500 with 227,500 allotted to reclamation of existing lines.

Cities Service Washington Federal Power Commission Cities Service Co

Cat Woman Found Guilty in California Slaying Case

Salinas California Mrs Winnie Ola Freeman fifty three is to be sentenced to life in prison after conviction of rancher Harold Jonas sen eighty in a case tied to a previous Arkansas slaying. The jury fixed the sentence and Superior Judge Henry G Jorgen must impose it. Authorities in Miami Oklahoma issued murder warrants for Freeman and her husband James thirty five in the Wilkinson slaying in Wilkinson Lake Oklahoma August fifth. Both deny knowledge of the crime.

Salinas Calif Winnie Ola Freeman California State Penitentiary Aes Harold Jonassen Henry G. Jorgen California Wilkinson

Mysterious Duncan Body Is Identified

Oklahoma City crime bureau agents identify a man found beside a farm pond near Duncan on March 9 as H. C. Schaefer. Autopsy shows drowning with no signs of violence and FBI fingerprints unavailable.

Oklahoma City State Crime Bureau Duncan H. C. Schaefer FBI

Europe PX Sales Top $175 Million

Heidelberg Germany report shows Europe PX sales of 175 million dollars in 1953. The Europe Exchange Service employed over 23 thousand people, with 22 thousand locals and the remainder American. Salaries exceeded 24 million dollars. Net profits funded welfare for U S military personnel in Germany and Austria.

Heidelberg Germany P _ Sone Ss. eg Europe Europeee EES Austria The Near

Canada Soldiers Seized By Reds

Two Canadian soldiers James Andrew Piercey and Douglas Grant Phillips were captured by Communist patrols across the truce line in Korea and held for 29 hours. They said their captors questioned them about movies and home life rather than politics or military matters, and treated them normally before turning them over to a joint observation team in the DMZ.

Korea Boaks Bay James Andrew Piercey Toronto Ontario Douglas Grant Phillips Kitchener Ey Care Long Jon 3Iers Canada Red Demilitarized Zone

Missing Soldier Added To Army Dead List

Washington report states another serviceman is added by the Army to the Korea war dead list. The name appears as Billy F. Glessner and the record notes he had been previously listed.

Washington Army C. Billy F. Glessner

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