Scientist Reveals Capital Method of Odor Control
Dr. J. K. G. Silvey of North Texas State College outlined a new odor control method using SC product to treat city water. Tested with Oklahoma City’s Lake Overholser, the approach reduced odors by up to 85 percent and cut treatment costs, while targeting strong odors with minimal chemical use.
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Seattle
North Texas State College
Oklahoma City
J. K. G. Silvey
Division of Science
North Texas State
American Waterworks Association
Silvey
Lake Overholser
Frank Taylor
City Water Department
Stuart Whitford
Pastor Speaks To Kiwanians At Memorial Day Program
Rev. Carson Everett of Northside Baptist spoke to the Northwest Kiwanis on Memorial Day, noting the price of war and the need to rededicate to peace. Taft school students provided entertainment led by Walter Oswalt, with Jackie Gillihan and Jackie Ellis performing. Grover Hero of the South Dallas Kiwanis attended.
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Northside Baptist Church
Northwest Kiwanis Club
R. D. Bentley
Everett
Taft School
Walter Oswalt
Jackie Gillihan Sand
B. C. Mackey
Jackie Ellis
Grover Hero
South
Rotary Club Hears Marine Officer Explain Corps Operations
Col. F. P. Henderson USMC liaison at Fort Sill explained Marine Corps organization and operations to the Lawton Rotary Club. Ewell Lacy introduced him as program chairman while Harold Wilson led discussion on the new city traffic regulations published by the Safety Council and Lawton Association.
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Marine Corps
Lawton
Plan Vacations Cache Special School Dismissal
Cache school was dismissed May 19. Several faculty members plan vacations while others stay home. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Donaldson and Mrs. Rubena Reeves will attend summer school.
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Cache
Cache School
Leo Donaldson
Rubena Reeves
Area Man Wins NCO of the Month at Fort Bliss
Cpl. Jim A. Workman son of Mr and Mrs F W Workman 503 Monroe has received the Commanders award for March at Fort Bliss Texas The monthly honor recognizes outstanding proficiency among non commissioned officers Workman entered the Army five years ago and attended Lawton High School
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F. W. Workman
Monroe
Fort Bliss
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Workman
Army
Lawton High School
Retired Guard Officer Earns A&M Radio Electronics Certificate
Lt. Col. George H. Davis, a former Pawnee postmaster and World War II leader in Oklahoma Selective Service, earned a radio and electronics technician certificate at Oklahoma A&M after 47 years since first enrollment in 1907. He plans to patent a photo transistor and work in a home shop while teaching radio.
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Enid Voters Approve Highway Bond Issues
Enid Oklahoma voters approved two highway improvement bonds totaling 578000 with margins over six to one. One 288000 for railroad underpass right of way and a 290000 urban bypass right of way were both approved, with support well above the 60 percent requirement. State and federal funds would cover 2 million in project costs if Enid provided the right of way.
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Enid
Okla
Abortion Victims Urged To Tell All
Oklahoma City delegates to a Southwestern homicide investigators seminar heard that victims of abortions who are dying should be persuaded to name the abortionist. Dr. Herbert Lyle of Cincinnati urged obtaining a dying statement, verbal or written, and identifying who referred the victim. Proceedings on criminology continue through Friday with officers from six states attending.
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Presbyterians Back Eisenhower Plan for Atomic Power Use
A Presbyterian committee approved the President's proposal to promote peacetime atomic energy under a United Nations agency and urged continued support for the United Nations. The report was presented to the 166th General Assembly. Scientists note Barbary Apes of Gibraltar as Europe's only wild monkeys.
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The Constitution's Yesteryear Ten Years Ago Highlights
The items reflect a retrospective column listing milestones from ten years prior including Walter C. Wandell a Fort Sill employee retiring after 25 years and Capt. Charles G. Ozman on leave from Camp Ellis. Also noted are Carl Raymond Farrow joining the Navy and Frank Van Lew with Fairview commencement.
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Fort Sill
Manipur
Charles G. Ozman
Camp Ellis
Ill
Carl Raymond Farrow
Navy
Frank van Lew
Fairview
George Viney
L. D. Phillips
Arkansas
Lewis Kramer
Memorial Day Program Planned for Cache Cemetery
A short program is planned for Memorial Day services at 2 30 p m on May 30 at the Cache cemetery. Mrs Ed McDonald secretary of the Cache cemetery association announced the details.
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Cache
Cache Cemetery
Ed McDonald
Cache Cemetery Association
Cycle Car Crash Breaks Arm in City Wreck
Robert Ray Riddle 18 of 104 Gore was hospitalized with a broken arm after his lightless motorcycle struck Merle Wayne Pitts 22 of 706 Washington as Pitts turned left on Lee at sixth. The 8:30 p.m. collision caused about $150 damage to Pitts car. bike damage not listed.
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Lee
Robert Ray Riddle
Gore
Southwestern Hospital
Riddle
Merle Wayne Pitts
Washington
Pitts
Bishop Classes To End Friday
The last county rural school will close its 1953 54 term Friday with summer recess. County Superintendent Clarence Scott reported that one county school dismissed in early May and the remaining schools let out May 14 and May 21.
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Clarence Scott
Lawton Man Fined On Driving Counts
Fred Henry Dawsey aged 26 of 1112 Dearborn was fined 26 dollars in police court by Judge Don Fisher for reckless driving and running a school stop sign. Phillip E. Powell aged 21 of 1304 N 21st missed court on drunk and disturbance charges. Fisher ordered 20 dollars in bonds forfeit. Of six arrests made Tuesday.
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Fred Henry Dawsey
Dearborn
Don Fisher
Phillip E. Powell
N. 21St
Fisher
Public Drunks and Assault Case Reported
Night round up notes five public drunks. A 26 year old, Block, was arrested at 1516 Roosevelt on a complaint of assault and battery.
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Roosevelt
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