Drive Workers Start Clean Up Campaign Today
YMCA workers begin their clean up job as the 400000 build ing fund drive nears completion. At the last report meeting the group announced 302544 raised in eight weeks, 76 percent of goal, with big gifts 238510 and teams 64034.
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THE
Lawton Constitution
YMCA
Big Gifts
USO
B. Taylor Roberts
National Council of Ymcas
Jack Breathwit
Albert Johnson
Gene Snider
Gerald Boos
Richard Glenn
Annie Norris
Millards Hayes
Tom Ray
Kermit Denham
Jack Martin
Ralph Newcombe
David Kalbfleisch
Fred Bentley
James Roberts
Alfred Ferrer Jr
Gale Humble
Jim Lucas
Charles Singleton
Ira Finley
R. C. Thompson
Jack Bruyr
Jim Cottingham
J. W. Spencer
Howard Kemper
M. E. Keiser
Walter Oswalt
G. G. Goodier
Clarence Shields
Audrey Jester
Wirt Holsinger
J. H
Bing) Crosby
C. E. Evans
Ronnie Denham
Ted Dickerson
Ed Storie
Drake Cook
Glen Cofer
George Willis
B. C. Sonnenberger
Arnold Newcombe
Allan Sasser
Ymca Board of Directors
Rex Madeira
O. B. Lord
C. R. Ellsworth
BPW Installs New Officers At Lawton Club
Mrs Lodell Goochey was installed as president of the Lawton Business and Professional Women's club at Bryan's Coffee Shop. Installing officer was Mrs Marie Detty. New officers include Mary Pokorney first vice president Muriel Beauchamp second vice president Eula Potter corresponding secretary Mildred Hunter treasurer Detty parliamentarian Ruth Stanard chaplain and Ruth Stanard presiding with Virginia Brewczynski giving the invocation. Musical entertainment featured Pokorney Ruth Autry and Mr and Mrs Glen Boyd. Lela J Wilson past president served as program chairman with decorations by Nell Franklin and Virgie Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodell Goochey
Lawton Business and Professional Women's Club
Bryan
Goochey
Marie Detty
Mary Pokorny
Muriel Beauchamp
Billie Smith
Eula Potter
Mildred Hunter
Detty
Ruth Stanard
Stanard
Virginia Brewczynski
Pokorny
Ruth Autry
Glen Boyd
Lela J. Wilson
Nell Franklin
Virgie Cleveland
Chrysler Unveils Jet Age Turbine Car At Roosevelt Raceway
Chrysler introduces a turbine powered four seat car styled by Ghia as a trial with about 200 motorists testing over three months. The car delivers roughly 130 horsepower in a 3000 pound package, weighs 400 pounds lighter than a V8, and aims for mass production of 50 units while 4000 orders exist but not honored.
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Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Turbine Engineers
Iler Corporation
Ghia
Italy
Jersey City
N.J
UPD
Chrysler Corp
Roosevelt Raceway
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Robert Anderson
Jury to Probe Police Shooting of Gordon Lyman
Oklahoma County Grand jury will investigate the fatal shooting of 18 year old Gordon Duncan Lyman of Wichita by officers A. W. Cathey and Polk White after they attempted to question him on Thursday night. Witnesses say Lyman drew a pistol and pointed it at Cathey. White fired twice, hitting Lyman in the head and killing him.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County Grand Jury
Gordon Duncan Lyman
Wichita
Lyman
A. W. Cathey
Polk White
Cathey
White
CAP Gives Hangar Space and Funds To Lawton CAP
Lawton's Civil Air Patrol, the state's largest composite squadron, received 1580 from the McMahon Foundation and a free hangar certificate from Southern Aviation. Cadet training covers aerospace education ground school weather and drill for youths 13 to 18, with August camp at McConnell AFB and ongoing community service.
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Lawton
Civil Air Patrol
Oklahoma
Jess Skaggs
Frank Sneed
McMahon Foundation
Southern Aviation, Inc
al Knowlton
Skaggs
McConnel Afb
Wichita
Kans
Air Force
Doctors Report 99-Year-Old Catches Mumps in Reading
In Reading England Henry Thorp aged 99 contracted the mumps marking a possible medical oddity. Doctors expressed astonishment saying they have never seen illness occur so late in life and planned to document the case for medical records. The patient himself wondered how he contracted the disease.
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Reading
England
Henniker Thorp
Louisiana Hair Color Bill Backed by Rep Margaret Lewis
A Louisiana House bill would grant women the right to dye their hair without disclosing it. Rep Margaret Lewis introduced the measure, arguing it protects a basic right of womanhood and would not require hair color disclosure on driving license applications.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
House of Representatives
Margaret Lewis
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Mrs. Lodell Goochey
Boat Insurance
Pho
James Stickford
UPI Automotive Editor
Cagle’s Corner Grocery
16Th & Cache Rd
16Th & D
Ymknoff
Ste. Pierre Smirnoff
Heublein
Tford
Conn
Roaches Laird
M.& D Finance CO
E Avenue
Frisco
Biel
the Meteor
Tulsa
Springfield
St. Louis
St. Louis Union Station
Conoco
Sait
Dal
Daly
Touraide Travel Center
Touraide
U.S
Canada
Mexico
Conoco Touraide Travel Center
Travel Bureau
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