Impossible Zoning Plan Recounts Hard to Define Boundaries
Governing board outlines zoning intentions and a nearly impossible plotting sequence starting at Railroad and Arlington. The long paragraph maps a path through numerous blocks and additions including North, Butler, McChing, Woods, and more, ending back at the starting point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad and
Arlington
Lot
Block 45
North Addition
Ferris
Block 3
Fourth
Gore
Blvi
13Th
Butler Addition
Lawton Municipal ‘Airport
11Th
Douglas
Block 42
McChing Addition
Third
Lot 9
Block
Woods Addition
Washington
Second
Lee
Railroad
FUND Drive Aims To Go Over The Top In Final Push
United Fund leaders urged firms to donate again to reach the Oct kickoff goal. Carter stressed the drive’s necessity to aid local agencies such as Boy Scouts Girl Scouts YMCA Salvation Army Lawton Chartered Negro Mission Wichita Mountains Easter Service Association Camp Fire Girls City Mission and USC, along with national groups including United Seamen's Service National Urban League Blinded Veterans Association National Travelers Aid Society and American Social Hygiene Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Carter
United Fung
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
YMCA
Salvation Army
Lawton Chartered
Negro Mission
Wichita Mountains Easter Service Association
Camp Fire
Girls
City Mission
USC
The
United Seamen's Service
National Urban League
Blinded Veteran's Association
National Traveler's, Aid Society
National Social Welfare Assembly
American Social Hygiene Association
Hearing Continues On Fort Sill Picketing at Gates
Testimony tied the Oklahoma IAM and two trades councils to pressure contractors and Page Aircraft at Fort Sill. Witnesses described prestrike contract pressures, council influence, and a July labor resolution while noting picketing shut down multiple post projects and a court-ordered limit to gate protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades Council
Fort Sill Gates
NLRB
Kennedy
State
Beause
Everet Rhea
Page
Lawton Central Labor Union
James Witcher
Frand Lodge
IAM
Central Labor Union
Army
Page Aircraft
Fort Sillsh
Trades Councils
Fort Sill
Fr. L. Derington
Freeman Construction Co
Derington
Wichita Falls
Briggs
Lawtonian
Elam
LAM
Witcher
U.S. Dist
W. R Wallace
Oklahoma City
5. L. Morrow
T. G. Ferguson
F.bonilay
Harvey Walder
John E. Woodward
Offic Quenton Elam
Probe to Lead Johnson on missile and satellite probe
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, head of the Senate Preparedness subcommittee, announced a public probe into U S missile and satellite programs amid concerns of lagging behind. Secretary Dulles noted Soviet progress while American efforts to accelerate develop ments were urged. White Sands reported successful Navy Talos tests and plans for a Snark launch device funded by Grad Urbahn Seelve. Sputnik I and II continued to orbit, with scientists and officials assessing speeds, altitudes, and global sightings while estimates of Russia's costs varied.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate -Preparedness
Johnson
Texas Democrat
United States
Dulles
Eisenhower
U.S
Soviet Union
U. S
White Sands Proving Ground
New Mexico
Defense Department
New York
Grad Urbahn — Seelve
Fred L. Whipple
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Sputnik
Japan
Austria
California
Arizona
England
Ecuador
Whipple
Tokyo
Britain
France
Russia
London Star
Moscow
Begge
Mars
Venus
Three Vehicle Wreck Injures Area Man Near Marlow
A 40-year-old Stephens County man, Jefferson D Wortham, was injured in a three vehicle crash on SH 25 east of Marlow. The incident happened at about 3 15 p.m. Tuesday when Wortham's car hit a Dallas Johnson 23 of Pauls Valley driven car, then struck a propane truck driven by Allen Eugene Cox 25 of Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens County
SH 25
Marlow
Jefferson D.wortham
K. EK. Landis
Duncan Highway Patrol Detachment
Wortham
Dallas Johnson
Pauls Valley
Allen Eugene Cox
Duncan
Marlo
Apache To Keep Schools Closed
Apache schools will not resume until Monday, says principal Gwyn Miller. The district closed Monday and Tuesday due to influenza. Early checks show a large portion of students still ill with about 12 percent absent Monday and more cases since, with enrollment around 460 students.
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Gwyn Miller
Miller
Health Director Attends Mexican Council Meeting
Dr. Charles H. Miller Jr., director of the County City Health Department, travels to Victoria Mexico for the International Good Neighbor Council gathering Thursday through Sunday. He will discuss a local health officer’s experiences during an August 1954 infectious encephalitis outbreak and the value of vector control. He will deliver a greeting from Mayor Ellsworth and return November 11.
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Charles H. Miller Jr
No. 10
East B
Victoria
Mexico
International Good Neighbor Council
Miller
Rio Grande Valley
CC. R. el
Garage Fire Destroys Southside Workshop
A garage at 2108 S 23rd was destroyed by fire about 7 23 p m Tuesday, city firemen reported. Lt Wiley Cox of Southside Station said water hydrants were distant, hampering efforts as the garage lay outside city limits. Owner Bill Whitney said many tools were housed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. 23Rd
Wiley. Cox
Southside
Bill Whitney
County births rise in Comanche County October report
County records show 234 births in October with 121 girls and 113 boys. Mrs Mollie Randolph, local registrar of vital statistics, announced the figures. Deaths reached 45, compared with 47 in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Mollie Randolph
Hugo Plant Will Double Production
The Well Lamont Corp Chicago glove makers plan to double production at its Hugo plant. Manager J John Podany announced an expansion adding 120 to 150 employees to handle extra output. Current output is about 2 400 dozen pairs weekly, expected to rise to 4 000 to 4 500 dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo i
Eisenhower Revises Plans On Missile Pace
President Eisenhower changed plans for a news conference as U S officials express alarm over Soviet rocket gains and two Sputniks. Secretary Dulles concedes Soviet lead in missile work while pledging the United States will overtake them. Deputy Defense Chief Quarles says Russia’s strides force urgent action to stay ahead. Senate Democrats press for a rapid satellite missile program review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Lisenhower
Russia
John Foster Dulles
United States
Defense
Donald A. Quarles
Baltimore
Senate
Lyndon 3. Johnson
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Anne Wheaton
White House
Khrushchev Calls for Direct Disarmament Talks With U S A
Khrushchev urged direct disarmament negotiations with the United States and the Soviet Union to reach mutually acceptable agreements, avoid harming other nations, and replace force with strength-free diplomacy. He favored an East West high level meeting to exclude war as a political tool and criticized a Paris NATO summit as unhelpful for peace. He attacked U.S. Secretary Dulles for keeping the world on the brink of war and for imperialist aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soviet Union
West
U.S.S.R
U.S.R
U.S.A
NATO
Paris
U.S
State Dulles
Dulles
Abilene UFO Expert Predicts Influx of Sightings
Jimi Lee of Abilene, head of the Interplanetary Space Patrol, warned that unidentified flying objects will come in large numbers for all to see. He criticized Harvard's Dr. Donald Menzel's explanation of lights near Levelland and said skeptics will be left with no leg to stand on. Lee noted his group has chapters worldwide and has seen huge mail since Levelland.
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Abilene
Tex
Jimi Lee
The
Interplanetary Space Patrol
Harvard
Levelland
Lee
Menzel
Outer Space
Burglars Hit Gulf Oil Co Office In City
Thieves entered the Gulf Oil Co office at Railroad and F through a pried south window and stole a small amount of money, cigarette packages, and a clock. Detective Lt. Cleo Stout and Detective R. A. Davis cited owner Johnny Runyon as confirming the loss. No arrest reported. another theft involved a radio record player from Lawrence Chatman at 1208 Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Oil Co
Railroad and F
Cleo Stout
R. A. Davis
Johnny Runyon
Lawrence Chatman
Jefferson
Chatman
Manhunt For Slayer After Troopers Are Shot In North Carolina
EllerbE North Carolina reports a massive manhunt for a driver who shot and killed two state troopers at separate sites. Pfc Wister Lee Reece, 39, of Hamlet NC, died after a speed checkpoint shooting. Robe rt Petry Jr., 20, is jailed on an open charge. Police describe the suspect as a Brooklyn NY man in his 20s with a Spanish appearance and Italian accent. The second shooting occurred near Sanford on US 1 as Trooper J T Brown was killed and FR L Gates found the wounded officer. The investigation follows a car fleeing from a Pennsylvania plated 1957 auto with a passenger who fled. A broad manhunt blocked major highways as authorities pursued the suspect.
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Ellerbe
N.C
North ‘Carolina
Pennsylvania
Pfc
Wister Lee Reece
Hamsemr
Les
Reece
Robert Petry Jr
Norman
Rockingham
Here
Sanford
PLC
J. T. Brown
U.S. 1
FR. L. Gates
Brown
Gates
Brown Gates
Perry
Ashebora
Ellerbeeheck Point
Brooklyn
N.Y
Florida
Richmond County
Mack Wallace
Space Tale Witness Describes Sudden Encounter aboard craft
Schmidt recalls seeing four boats ct stand by as an object landed and he approached. A glowing flashlight vibe froze him while inside the ship walls appeared transparent revealing a maze of sensors and wiring. Spacemen spoke German and promised to stay awhile before the craft lifted off like a helicopter.
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Schmidt
Autopsy Details Point to Viral Pneumonia as Cause
The coroner's jury noted moderate dehydration and lung inflammation consistent with pneumonia, likely viral in origin, as a contributory factor in the child's death. Deputy jurors included Carl Phillips Arvil Roberson J E Wallis Jess Stanley Gore John Wood and J C Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's
Carl Phillips
Arvil Roberson
JE. B. Wallis
Jess Stanley
Gore
John N. Wood
J. C. Cooper
Family uses over three thousand gallons of oil yearly
A modern family of four requires about 3,212 gallons of petroleum annually for direct and indirect use in manufacturing personal goods, illustrating the high energy footprint of everyday consumer living.
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Hugo
Khrushchev
Texan
Hit Oil Company
Pte
Tavae
Zales
North Third
Dearborn
Clarence Madden
Juran
Leo Weekly
Europe
Jewel Elgin
Waealy
D Ave
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