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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1955

Page

10

Middle East war fears deepen as Soviet arms flow rise

In Washington the Geneva spirit is seen as failing to curb the Soviet arms sales to Egypt Syria and Saudi Arabia. War risk rises with possible clashes Egypt Israel in the next thirty days. Afghanistan mirrors the pattern with Soviet credits and technicians aiding roads granaries and storage while Daoud and Abdul Malik gain political payoff. A Taliban? No. Afghanistan case signals broader Cold War pressure.

Joseph & Stewart Alsop Washington Geneva Middle East State Department Egypt Syria Saudi Arabia Israel Vyacheslav Molotov Kremlin Khrushchev Bulgaria Eisenhower Middle Eastern Fertile Crescent Afghanistan Iran Russia India Mohammed Zahir Shah Prince Daoud Abdul Malik U. S Czechoslovakia

Bulldozer crews begin city canal cleanup under city engineer

City crews under City Engineer Doug las L. Smith began cleaning the Squaw Creek drainage canal between Bell and Cache Road to fix backup flooding. A second crew cleared brush and trash south of Lee Blvd while additional work progresses through Tomlinson addition and other canal sections.

Douglas L. Smith Cus Squaw Creek Bell and Cache Road Lee Blvd S.H. 7 Tomlinson Smith Bell Gore Dee Dee Park S. Second Street

Fund Drive Bogs Down At 63 520 In Lawton

United Fund Red Cross drive in Lawton stands at 66 percent of goal with total collections 63 520.97. Reporting and calling slow, with many worked cards not yet reported. City Disposal plant workers contributed 53.96 in gifts averaging 10.79 each, a bright spot amid overall lag. Inter club standings show Rotary leading at 77.2 percent and 23742.42, Optimists 68.9 percent 6895.35, Altrusa 60.2 percent 487.28. The drive HQ staff are compiling outstanding e cards and sending them to clubs.

United Fund-Red Cross Lawton Latha H. Prosser B&pw Frogs ABC

Kay Thomas Junior High to crown grid queen of 1955 56

Kay Thomas freshman will be crowned Junior High Grid Queen at Lawton Roosevelt stadium during homecoming events. Attendants include freshmen Brownie Sue Robertson and Johanna Cargill. Principal A Richardson announced the queen at a morning assembly. Parade starts 3 p.m. downtown, caravan formation at 2:30 at the Junior High. Kickoff for Wolverines-Duncan is 7:30 p.m. A pep rally honored Dr. O L Parsons, team physician. Coaches Lou Whitely and Jack Stephenson recognized.

Kay Thomas Wolves Roosevelt Stadium Brownie Sue Robertson Johanna Cargill A. Richardson Lawton O. L. Parsons Lou Whitely Jack Stephenson Dan Glassock Lorena Fullerton Linda Gordon Billie Simpson Shirley Scott Nancy Coe Nancy Pipes Marilyn Marr Shirley Cox Darlene Standridge Doris Cannon Geneva Clark Billie Blackerby Neva Bishop Sharon Martin Ann Green Lynda Freeman Gloria Desmond Ella Mackey Jack Lord Len Hall Shirley Paul Boys Glee Club

Hospital Births and Admissions in Oklahoma News

Births listed for Nov 1 and Nov 2 to multiple families across towns such as Walters Cache Elgin and Sterling. Admissions include J W Lyle Lindy alguém and others undergoing surgery with various addresses. several dismissals noted with newborns. Memorial births also recorded with multiple newborns and postnatal details.

1000 To Gather At Phone Party In Lawton District

About 1000 Southwestern Bell Telephone Co employees and families will attend the annual party in Cameron College auditorium Lawton with H B Groh as speaker. Registration at 7 p m, program at 7 30 p m plus children’s program, refreshments and dancing, with buses from many area cities.

Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Lawton Cameron College H. B. Groh Southwestern Bell Oklahoma Groh Altus Blair Eldorado Granite Hobart Mangum Olustee Snyder Avex Anadarko Chickasha Minco Mountain View Rush Springs Tuttle Duncan Marlow Ryan Walters Waurika

Three Americans Win Nobel Prizes

STOCKHOLM The Nobel prizes in chemistry and physics went to three Americans today. Dr. Vincent du Vigneaud of Cornell University's medical college won the chemistry prize for work on oxytocin and vasopressin. The physics prize was shared by Dr. W. E. Lamb of Stanford University and Dr. P. Kusch of Columbia University for correcting an earlier measurement error. The physicists split 36720 dollars. du Vigneaud’s chemistry prize also totals 36720 dollars for hormone research aiding childbirth and organ regulation.

Stockholm Vincent du Vigneaud Cornell University Medical College W. E. Lamb Stanford University P. Kusch Columbia University du Vigneaud Nobel

Fragmented verse about knowledge and fate

A paraphrased religious inquiry cites John 16 30 and Alexander Smith. It reflects belief in a guiding, unseen hand that will unravel the tangled skein from beginning to end.

Alexander Smith

Guatemalan President Castillo Armas Eyes US Aid and Investment

The visit of Guatemala's President Carlos Castillo Armas to the United States prompts discussion of continued aid and private investment. Analysts praise stabilization since the 1954 revolt, noting labor reforms, land distributions, and growing American enterprise, while acknowledging corn shortages and speculative risks.

United States Carlos Castillo Armas Guatemala Castillo Armas New York Washington U.S Daniel James James United Fruit Pan American World Airways Guatemala City Reds West

Jet Age Advancement Fueled by Engine Pioneers

Astonishing progress in jet propulsion follows United Air Lines ordering 30 jet transports, reflecting the aviation industry’s swing toward jet powered commercial flight. Adm. DeWitt Ramsey lauds engine makers for enabling this leap, noting jets’ superior power-to-weight and the billions invested fueling America’s lead in this pivotal aviation era.

United Air Lines Adm DeWitt Ramsey Aircraft Industries Association America

Postwar home builds and historic questions from 1950s

Q how many new homes built since the war 10 millionth postwar home will be built in 1955 per the National Association of Home Builders. Q when did Lincoln deliver Gettysburg Address November 19 1863 at dedication of military cemetery. Q what city suffers smog Los Angeles. Q Is Juan Peron still president Argentina Yes.

U.S National Association of Home Builders Gettysburg Juan D. Peron Argentina

Channel Easement Talks Move Pending Government OK

City council and Mayor C R Ellsworth report negotiations to secure channel easements between Lake Elmer Thomas and Lake Lawtonka await U S Wildlife Refuge approval. Sept 20 action authorized attorney to pursue terms for a two to three foot dam addition to increase floodwater storage for Lake Lawtonka.

Lake Elmer Thomas Lake Lawtonka U. S. Wildlife Refuge C. R. Ellsworth Thomas Lawtonka Thomas Dam

Committeewoman Is Ill In Capital

Mrs. Pearl Sayre a veteran Republican national committeewoman for Oklahoma and Ardmore resident, lies in fair condition at Washingtons Garfield Memorial hospital after gall bladder surgery Sunday. In her late 70s, Sayre has long served the party including a term as vice chairman from 1944 to 1952.

Press Washington Bureau Washington Pearl Sayre Republican National Oklahoma Garfield Memorial Hospital Ardmore Sayre GOP Helen Simpson Gainesville Tex Pearl Carter Pace Kentucky Foreign Claims Settlement Commission Plainville

Missing Boy 3 Believed Kidnapped In Suburban Search

East Meadow New York police say Stephen Damman is believed kidnapped after a two month search of the town and surrounding 20 square miles. Thousands joined the effort including airmen from Mitchell Air Force Base as a house by house, ditch by ditch sweep ended.

East Meadow N. Y Stephen Damman New York Mitchell Air Force Base

Marines Participate in All Nations Wars

The United States Marine Corps has served in every major American conflict, providing ground and expeditionary forces across diverse theaters. Its long record spans from early conflicts to modern engagements, reflecting adaptability, discipline, and a central role in U.S. military history.

The United States Marine Corps

Pie Box Supper At Hillside School Proceeds For Christmas

Hillside school four miles south of Lawton hosts a pie and box supper at 7 30 p m Thursday. Proceeds support the annual Christmas program, instructor Joyce Johnson said.

Hillside School Lawton Joyce Johnson

217 Dogs Snared During October

City poundmaster C. F. Verner reported 217 dogs captured in October by 169 calls. The total included 180 live and 37 dead dogs. 158 were put to death, 18 bailed out, and 15 held as the new month opened. Revenue from care totaled $75.50. Verner to begin two weeks' vacation.

C. F. Verner Verner

Engineers Wanted at Tinker Field Okla City Airforce Base

Oklahoma State Employment Service reports urgent civil service engineer openings at Tinker Field in Oklahoma City. Positions include electronic, mechanical, industrial engineers and telephone and telegraph work. Also needed are engineering draftsmen, radio repairers, aircraft electrical mechanics, instrument and gyro repairers and related electronics roles.

Tinker Field Airforce Base Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Employment Service Employment Service Big Airforce Base

City Fire Chief Named Honorary Insurance Deputy

Fire Chief Harris Hancock of Oklahoma City has been named honorary deputy insurance commissioner for Oklahoma. State Insurance Commissioner Joe B. Hunt announced the appointment in a letter to the city council praising Hancock and his department for protecting lives and property. A certificate and wallet card accompanied the letter.

Harris Hancock

Bridge Concrete Pour Underway On City Project

City engineer Douglas L Smith announced a new bridge between 23rd and 24th would begin concrete pouring in the early afternoon. Harold Redding Associates construct the bridge, part of three recently approved by the city council, with a projected cost near 9000 dollars and an opening of two hundred square feet featuring four box culverts of fifty square feet each.

Douglas L., Smith Harold Redding Associates

Literary Lesson Answer to Previous Puzzle 1 Author Franklin

Puzzle solution list matching clues with words and definitions. Includes entries for 1 to 56 across varied categories such as literature, language, and general knowledge with concise mappings like land, fish products, and ancient terms.

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