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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1954

Page

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Wayland Teacher Suspended Over Possible Communist Ties

Miss Ann Hale Jr. 46 claims descent from Myles Standish and Aldens. Wayland School Committee suspended her citing possible Communist activity after reviewing information about her connections. Attorney Peabody to seek hearing. Hale said she does not support overthrow of government. She sent a letter to parents assuring love of country and children.

Wayland Mass Miss Ann Hale Jr Myles Standish John Priscilla Alden Ion Miss Hale Endicott “Chub” Peabody Boston Harvard Massachusetts Commission United States

Domesticated Animals in North America at Columbus Arrival

The National Geographic Society states that dogs and turkeys were the only domesticated animals present in North America when Columbus arrived.

North America National Geographic Society

Legal Question Raised In Rail Control Fight

The Interstate Commerce Commission heard oral arguments on whether Robert Roemove may win control of the New York Central Railroad. Central contends consent is needed to control more than one carrier including its Erie Railroad and Indiana Harbor Belt Line. It also argues past ties to the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad raise concerns of central system management.

Washington Robert Roemove New York Ency ICC Central Spparate Erie Railroad Indiana Harbor Belt Line Young The Alleghany Corp Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Central System

Jury Clears Man Of Tricking Bank

A federal court jury in Sacramento finds Jesse H. Perry not guilty of larceny by trickery after less than three hours of deliberation. The $14 000 involved came from the exchange bank of Santa Rosa mistaken for payment to Jack H. Perry of Salt Lake City in a ranch sale.

Sacramento Calif Jesse H. Perry Perry Exchange Bank of Sta Rosa Jack H. Perry Salt Lake City

Counties To Take Over Welfare Offices May Leave Cities

Oklahoma City May 14 Separate child welfare centers in about a dozen cities may close and their staff reassigned to county welfare offices. The plan, backed by Welfare Chairman C P Bondurant and others, envisions supervision by county directors and aims to extend services to more children at no extra cost. Local offices in several towns may be merged with county facilities though no closures are decided yet.

Carter Bradley Oklahoma City State Welfare Department C. P. Bondurant Bill Peterson Commission Peterson L. E. Rader Rader ADC Stillwater Vinita Duncan McAlester Norman Muskotee Tulsa Pryor Ada Ardmore Ponca City Sapulpa Altus Bartlesville Shawnee Okemah Chickasha

FDR Jr. Predicts GOP's Brief Stay in Power

Atlantic City report quotes Franklin D Roosevelt Jr saying voters will not keep Republicans in office long enough to cause a deep mood. He cites the 12 years from 1920 to 1932 and argues the party has started the country toward a downturn again but will not endure a prolonged decline.

Atlantic City N. K Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr D-Lib-Ny Republican Party Roosevelt

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