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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1964

Page

3

Area Men In Service Area Men In Service

SP5 WILLIAM BRADY completes a four week chemical biological and radiological course at Fort McClellan Alabama. The 1953 Yuba high school graduate trained in CBR operations and duties of unit CBR personnel. Pvt Charles R Snyder trained in military police duties at Fort Gordon Georgia. He is son of Mr and Mrs W D Snyder of 807 Jefferson. Snyder entered the Army last November and completed basic training at Fort Polk Louisiana. He is a 1959 Lawton high school graduate who attended Cameron College and Oklahoma State University.

William O. Brady Lawton Army Chemical School Fort McClellan Ala Yuba High School Pvt Charles R. Snyder U. S. Army Training Center Fort Gordon W. D. Snyder Jefferson Snyder Fort Polk Lawton High School Cameron College Oklahoma State University

Army employee completes five week accounting course

Don R. Cable of the U S Army Artillery and Missile Center Finance and Accounting Office finished a five week military accounting course at the Army Finance School Fort Benjamin Harrison. He learned recording procedures operations and reports for the Army command management system and its organization. Cable is the son of Mrs Leona D Cable of Fletcher and a 1953 Fletcher high school graduate who earned a 1958 bachelor’s degree from the University of Oklahoma.

Don R. Cable U.S. Army Artillery and Missile Center Finance and Accounting Office Army Finance School Fort Benjamin Harrison Army Command Management System Cable Leona D. Cable Fletcher Fletcher High School University of Oklahoma

Frozen berries drive half of U S strawberry crop use

Britannica notes that about one half of the United States strawberry harvest is processed into frozen foods, shaping supply and industry.

U. S Encyclopaedia Britannica

Subscription rates for Lawton area newspapers

Second class postage aid at Lawton Ohio. Morning Press and Sunday price 1.55, Constitution and Sunday 1.55, Constitution Press and Sunday 2.60, Monday Constitution 0.05 per copy, Saturday Press 0.5 per copy. Mail rates list for Comanche through Jackson counties with yearly, monthly and beyond Oklahoma options. Rates shown for Const & Sunday, Press & Sunday, and combined plans with regional variations and box delivery. Additional line notes tax and single copy price.

Lawton Ohio Constitution Constitution Press Comanche Cotton Tillman Kiowe Caddo Grady Stephens Jefferson Jackson Counties Oklahome Const & Sunday Press & Sunday

Animal Land Across Puzzle Clues List

Word puzzle with across clues including wool-bearing animals meek animals and mansions plus down clues covering cities verbs and dates. Entries mix languages and abbreviations with gaps and typos in a standard crossword style.

Dial John Yale Coolidge

Ex-Convict Education Weathered Fiery Blast

Oklahoma Governor Henry Bellmon defended an experimental education program for former federal and state inmates. He said criticism will not derail the pilot, which allows selected ex-inmates to attend state schools with some aid. Granite Reformatory warden Joe Harp noted 155 participants with 18 percent parole revocations, below state and national averages. The program is funded partly by federal grants and run by the vocational rehabilitation service.

Oklahoma City UPI Henry Bellmon Federal Reformatory Bellmon State Department Pardon and Parole Board Walt Joe Harp Granite Reformatory Granite Harp

Beef import bill attacked by candidate in Tecumseh

Democratic candidate Ed Mackensen accused the proposed beef import cut as piece me al legislation lacking real solution to rising imports. Speaking in Tecumseh during a sidewalk tour of Oklahoma’s Fourth District he said base years include two boom years and imports rose 300 percent in five years. He urged U.S. producers to regain market share. Also notes Howard B. Johnson of a New York chain retires June 1 as chairman and director.

Ed Mackensen Oklahoma Pottawatomie U.S Mackensen Pontotoc Fourth District New York UPI Howard B. Johnson

Funeral Rites Held for Ernest N Cost of Sterling

Funeral services for Ernest Nathaniel Cost 60 who died Monday after a brief illness were held at 2 30 p m Wednesday at Elgin First Baptist Church Rev Fred Cox officiated assisted by Rev Joe Walker Fl yin pastor Burial was in Fletcher cemetery under the Dalton Funeral home of Fletcher Bearers were Jess Townley O Neil Bailey Everett Watson Leonard Biles John Louis Seibold and Hank Ambrose Graveside rites were conducted by Masonic Lodge Chapter 367 of Elgin Scott Walling was orator C W Eads Bible bearer and C G Coffin secretary

Funeral services for G. H. Schumpert in Chattanooga

Funeral services for G. H. Schumpert 66 died Tuesday afternoon after a long illness were set for 4 p m today at Chattanooga First Baptist Church. Rev Herman Ledford officiated burial in Grandfield cemetery under Gray's Funeral Home direction. Survived by widow Mae two sons Lt G H Schumpert Jr and Bill one daughter Mrs C R Washburn four sisters one brother and ten grandchildren.

Chattanooga G. H. Schumpert Grandfield Hazel Long Mae Bill Walters G. H Schumpert Jr C. R. Washburn Harry Odneal Frederick Andrew Dike Chickasha Carey South Portales N. M Hal Laws Austin Tex R. M. Schumpert

Senate keeps working as House goes on Easter recess

The House pauses for an Easter recess beginning at close of business today while the Senate stays in session next week to work on the civil rights bill. The Senate will observe Good Friday.

Senate Washington Upi House

Odrinex Fat Loss Pill Ad Guarantee

An advertisement for Odrinex promises rapid fat loss within seven days without a prescription. The pill is described as small and easy to swallow and is offered by Rovs Pharmacy with a money back guarantee and mall order option.

Rovs Pharmacy D” Ave

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