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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1954

Page

5

Gene Tierney Says Aly Khan Visit Was Friendly

Hollywood star Gene Tierney travels to a Rosarito Beach resort after a weekend meeting with Prince Aly Khan. She states they are not married and marriage is not planned. Tierney and her mother followed routes from Hollywood to Mexico City.

Hollywood Gene Tierney Prince Aly Khan Byne Jave Calif Prince Aly Rosarito Beach Tijuana Ensenada Aly Paris Montreal Mexico City Tierney 20Th Century-Fox Mojave Mexico

Six Drivers Face Speeding Charges

Six drivers were charged with speeding after weekend highway patrol arrests. Fort Sill residents James A Johnson 22 Clyde C Bohn 22 Donald E Gilbert 22 Paul Aae 21 Carl M Hastings 22 and Vernie R Albea 30 were cited for speeding at night. Lemuel Harkey Jr 20 and Charles G Thomas 26 faced additional traffic charges. Merlyn Harlan Knorr 25 was charged with driving while intoxicated.

Highway Patrol James Allen Johnson Clyde C. Bohn Donald Eugene Gilbert Paul Allen Ae Carl Mathew Hastings Fort Sill Vernie Ray Albea Ozman Lemuel Harkey Jr Carver Patrolemn Charles G. Thomas Merlyn Harlan Knorr

No Miracle Answer Seen To Dust Bowl

Colorado Governor William H. Thornton said there is no miracle solution to the Dust Bowl. He urged long term conservation, deep soil chiseling, and strip farming, plus deep well irrigation, with a focus on wheat allotments and reduced plowing in southeast Colorado and nearby states. He will forward recommendations to the Agriculture Department and the White House.

Denver Gov. Thornton Colorado Congress Thornton Kansas Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Ispee Baca National Governors’ Conference Eisenhower Department of Agriculture White House

Navy Recruiter To Visit Lawton

Miss Pat Sullivan U S Navy recruiter from Oklahoma City will visit Lawton Thursday to meet young women interested in enlisting in the Navy or other services. She will speak at Fort Sill Indian School 1 to 2 p.m. and at Room 305 main post office 10 a.m. to noon and 2 30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Qualifications include ages 18 to 27 high school graduate unmarried with no dependents and meeting Navy standards.

Pat Sullivan U. S. Navy Oklahoma City Lawton Armed Serries Miss Sullivan Fort Sill Navy

Murray Seeks Help for Wronged Man in Oklahoma City

Gov Johnston Murray urged public aid for Paul C. Miller of Canton who served 10 months in prison for forgery before a full pardon. Miller says he struggled alone to raise funds and has only $21, with $10 from the governor. Murray insists he deserves compensation for the wrongful imprisonment.

Oklahoma City Johnston Murray Paul C. Miller Canton Miller Murray

Fort Sill Soldier Injured In Taxi Car Crash

A Fort Sill soldier, Randolph Brownes aged 30, was injured early today in a taxi car collision at Second and Gore. Carl E. Haislip, 37, failed to stop at the intersection, injuring Brownes and others slightly. The cab driver Paul Dona ho and passenger Ruby Washington suffered minor injuries. Haislip was held for military police.

Fort Sil Second Gore Randolph Brownes Carl E. Haislip Fort Sill Haislip Paul Jess Donaho Ruby Washington Jefferson Brownes

Okemah Woman Donates Creek Museum Doll Collection

Mrs. Emma B. Kennedy of Okemah has donated a collection of Indian dolls to the Creek Memorial Museum, enriching the museum’s display of native artifacts and heritage.

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Kennedy gifts museum Indian pottery and baskets

Mrs. Kennedy donated a collection featuring Indian pottery and baskets to the museum. The donation includes dolls and forms part of a larger set of more than 300 pieces created by Mrs. Kennedy.

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