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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1955

Page

4

3 500 Expected To Attend Big Democrat Rally

Democratic leaders from 17 states booked seats for a $100 dinner and rally in Chicago on November 19. Host Jacob M. Arvey expects 3 500 attendees amid three days of party conferences. Notables include former President Truman and potential 1956 candidates Adlai Stevenson Averell Harriman Kemal Kefauver, with dozens of officials from several states and major cities.

Chicago Jacob M. Arvey Illinois National Democratic Arvey Truman Adlai E. Stevenson Averell Harriman New York Sen Kefauvér Tennessee David L. Lawrence Pittsburgh

Settlement Near On Bell Contract in Six-State Region

Negotiators for 51,000 CIO employees of Southwestern Bell Telephone Co meet again after a long session. A company spokesman said progress was made and the talks are very close to an agreement. The union authorized a strike but has not set a deadline. The request is a 10 cent hourly wage rise, with workers earning 42 to 100.50 weekly. Southwestern Bell operates in Missouri Arkansas Kansas Oklahoma Texas and part of Illinois.

ST. Louis Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Frank P. Lonergan District 6 Communications Workers of America Bell System Southwestern Bell Missouri Arkansas Kansas Oklahoma Texas Illinois

Brucker Maintains Refuge Land Transfer Plan

Washington Nov 3 Army Secretary Wilbur M Brucker has not altered his stance on transferring 10 700 acres of Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge to the Army Rep Victor Wickersham says the Army seeks no compromise and aims for a meeting with Interior Secretary Douglas McKay to discuss the dispute The House Armed Services Committee has approved the transfer while the Senate handles it and conservationists meet Interior officials to understand policy claims the area is the only developed recreational part of the refuge and not to be transferred

Washington Army Wilbur M. Brucker Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge Victor Wickersham Wickersham Brucker Interior Douglas McKay McKay House Armed Services Committee Armed Services Senate Armed Services Committee Congress Bureau of the Budget Department of Defense Maxwell Taylor Fort Sill Wesley A. D’ewart Department Carl D Shoemaker National Wildlife Federation D’ewart Interior Department Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Secretary Shoemaker House Senate

Television stations world count and distribution note

A historical note states there are 570 television stations globally across 38 countries, highlighting the widespread reach of broadcast media and the concentration of stations in major regions.

Area Men In Service Involved in NATO Maneuver in Germany

Three Lawtonians and one Duncan man participated in Exercise Cordon Bleu near Mainz, a NATO maneuver with U S French and British troops. Cpl. Buddy J Brogdon a reconnaissance specialist in the 6th Armored Cavalry Regiment entered the Army in 1946 and arrived in Europe in 1952. Pfc Donald E Powell a squad leader in the 11th Regiment of the 5th Infantry Division reentered the Army in 1952 and is a World War II and Korean War veteran. Sgt Jerry Thompson a platoon sergeant in the 11th Regiment arrived in 1952 and attended Oklahoma Baptist University. Sgt Bill J Cummins a squad leader in Battery A of the 46th Anti Aircraft Artillery Battalion arrived in Europe in September 1953 and completed basic training at Fort Rucker Alabama.

William B. Thompson Duncan Bill J. Cummins Earnest Cummins 4Th Infantry Division Germany Frankfurt Cpl Brogdon 6Th Armored Cavalry Regiment Europe Lawton High School Pfc Powell 5Th Infantry Division Thompson Fort Riley Kan Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee Cummins Cameron State Agricultural College

Grand Jury To Decide How Woodward Died

Nassau County District Attorney Gulotta says the November grand jury will decide if Mrs Woodward should reenact the shotgun killing of her husband 35 year old socialite and turf figure Ann Woodward faces questions about the shooting in Oyster Bay while a burglar linked to the case is jailed awaiting grand jury action. The panel will be sworn in next week at Mineola and immunity rules may affect her testimony. The note about the Duchess of Windsor party attendance is also included.

Mineola N. Y Nassau County Frank A. Gulotta William Woodward Jr Woodward Oyster Bay Ann Wirths Gulotta Mrs. Woodward

Brewers Named Alliance Leader

Rev J Walter weet writer of the Centenary 1st church was elected president of the Lawton Minister ial Alliance. Officers to be installed December 7 include Kenneth Myers vice president and Rev O B Davis treasurer. Wives will attend the installation dinner. Final approval will be given to a report by Rev J J Stowe on revising the by laws. Rev Bill Parish will deliver the Thanksgiving Union sermon and Rev J Otis Smith chairs the Union services.

J. Walter Weet Centenary 1St Church Lawton Kenneth Myers First Baptist Church O. B. Davis Bethlehem Baptist Church Wives of Alliance J. J. Stowe First Methodist Bill Parish J. Otis Smith Wallock

Freak Short Circuit Saves Family From Fire

In Huntington West Virginia a freak short circuit triggered the door bell ringing early yesterday awakening Mr. and Mrs. David L. Francis and their three children aged 18 months to eight years. A faulty transformer caused the blaze inflicting thousands of dollars in damage.

Huntington, W. Va David L. Francis

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