Soldier Rewrites His Old Pep Tune Into Army March
Master Sergeant Earl R. Mays rewrote a 1940s college football rally tune into the Army Field Forces March winning the ASCAP Sousa Award for the Armed Forces March Competitions. He earned 1000 dollars. his work followed a prior win at Fort Meade and the Second Army. Mays, arranger for the U S Army Field Band, has performed at Hollywood Bowl Carnegie Hall and for the Queen. He has over ten years in the service and holds a Music Education degree from Westchester PA Teachers College.
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Two Held After Driving Without License
County patrolmen arrested two men for driving without license Sunday. Manselle Sweeney 26 of Marlow and Burl C. Baker 36 of Duncan are in Comanche County Jail. Three others were lodged on public drunk charges.
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Tires Stolen From Station
Lawton police probe Saturday night burglary of the Pug and Homer Tire service at 532 E. in which two white sidewall tires were stolen. Co owner Pug Fryman said burglars pried a panel from an east side window and rifled a cigarette machine after he had emptied it. Investigating officers Otis Waldron and Cleo Stout.
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