NERB to Rule Next Year on Boycott Claim at Fort Sill
The National Labor Relations Board plans a decision next year on whether three unions engaged in a secondary boycott during post-wide picketing at Fort Sill last August. Trial examiner George A. Downing heard two days of testimony from Fort Sill personnel, contractors, and union officials, with an intermediate report due within 60 days and a final board ruling to follow.
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National Labor Relations Board
Fort Sill
George A. Downing
Washington, D.C
NLRB
Downing
KLEB
International Association of Machinists
Page Aircraft Co
Lawton
Oklahoma State Building and Construction Trades Councils
Chapman, Freeman
WSL
Army
Page
Machinists
Oklahoma City
Federal District Court
W. A. Wallace
Wallace
Claude I. Jones
Grand Lodge
TAM
Harvey Christian
William D. Bishop
Irwin
E. D. Williamson
Lincoln
Harry Kennedy
Trades Council
Roy Tilman
State Trades Councils
United Fund drive extended as pledges pour in
United Fund directors report 72 008 dollars raised about 90 percent of the 79 504 goal and extend the campaign two weeks. Col Ret Charles Gallaher urges turning in all pledge cards to UF headquarters by 12 noon Wednesday Nov 13 and warns workers not to leave cards with firms. Local agencies include Boy and Girl Scouts Salvation Army City Mission Wichita Mountains Easter Service Association Lawton Chartered Negro Mission YMCA USO. National agencies listed include American Social Hygiene Association Blinded Veterans Association National Social Welfare Assembly National Traveler's Aid Society National Urban League United Seamen's Service.
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Lyn
United Fund
Charles Gallaher
Koehler
Gallaher
Jack Carter
Lawton
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
City Mission
Wichita Mountains Easter
Service Association
Lawton Chartered Negro Mission
YMCA
USO
American Social Hygiene Assocition
Blinded Veterans’ Association
National Social Welfare Assembly
National Traveler's Aid Society
National Urban League
United Seamen’s Service
Flu Riddled County Schools To Reopen
Two Comanche county schools closed by flu disruptions will reopen Monday. Indiahoma plans to resume with attendance monitored after 49 of 200 students were absent. Medicine Park will also start on Monday after about 40 of 50 enrolled fell ill last week.
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Comanche County
Indiahoma
Ray Beaver
Medicine Park
Gerald Middleton
Middleton
Delegates Map Council Strategy at Oklahoma Convention
Central junior high school delegates from Durant meet Wednesday with Tomlinson’s delegation to plan the annual officer election for the Oklahoma junior high school student council convention in Durant. Dixie Massad, Tomlinson president, will run for state president. Central delegates Kay Stiner, Sandra Stiner, Shirley Scott, Cheryl Dodson. Tomlinson’s delegates include Massad, Darlene Heath, Sue Otis, Donna Bridges.
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Central Junior High School
Oklahoma Junior High School Student Council
Durant
Tomlinson
Dixie Massad
Central
Kay Stiner
Sandra Stiner
Shirley Scott
Cheryl Dodson
Miss Massad
Darlene Heath
Sue Otis
Donna Bridges
Cityan's Cats Win Prizes at State Breed Show
Mrs. A. EB. Hambrick of 805 N ith returned from Oklahoma City where three of her cats won ribbons at the Breed Cat Show held at the state fair grounds. Her Blue Point Siamese earned four blue ribbons including first place in specialty champion and first in all-breed, with two more firsts. Her Seal Point Siamese cats collected four second-place ribbons. Hambrick noted competitors from Texas Colorado and other states attended the event.
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A. EB. Hambrick
Ith
Oklahoma City
State Fair Grounds
Hambrick
Postal Annex Leased Again to Keegan Yielding Parties
The U S Post Office department accepted an offer from Mr and Mrs T R Keegan and Mrs Jessie L Yielding of Lawton to release the Parcel Post annex at 428 E Murray. The interior will be repainted and the building, originally set to run through April 1958, remains across from the main Post Office for efficient mail handling. The rear room has two overhead doors enabling two trucks to back in simultaneously. Local authorities were informed by Frank Barr, director of the Wichita postal region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Post Office Department
T. R. Keegan
Jessie L. Yielding
Lawton
Parcel Post
E. Murray Gilbert
Gilbert
Frank Barr
Wichita
Lions Club bulb sale extended amid weather delays
Lawton Lions Club president Volney Hamm said the light bulb sale runs through next week due to bad weather and illness among members. Each bag costs 2 dollars and contains nine bulbs. proceeds benefit the sight conservation program and the Elmer Thomas Park improvement fund. About 100 bags have been sold. A truck will tour downtown tonight for Family Shopping Night and members will conduct house-to-house canvassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Lions Club
Volney Hamm
Hamm
Elmer Thomas Park Improvement Fund
Lions Club
Embezzlement Charge Dropped in Lawton Case
A Lawton man J J Hill, age 45, had an embezzlement charge dismissed by County Attorney Warren Crane. The charge involved a watch owned by Charles Prentiss. Justice of Peace Marvin Cameron had set a preliminary hearing for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Warren Crane
J. J. Hill
Charles Prentiss
Justice of Peace
Marvin Cameron
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NERB
Map Council
Cityan’s
Lions Club Bulb
Sullivan
Insurance Agency
Lew
Ette Sullivan
Nalus
Dorothy Gray
Frank Medicos
NEW Kaywoodies
Gilbert-Woods Drug
Boulevard Pharmacy
Turtles
DeMetsm
Woodbury
Walt
Athy
Ben-Gay
KODAK
Sian
Caren Howell
Gunial
Perke-Davis
Bfe
Tyroxets
Nal
Tay
Bell & Howell
Theaarce
Omi Mermat Beret
Oglayeer
Ar Lee
PTA SC Hs
BAYER
Paris
Morelea
Gilbert- Woods Drug CO
Avenus
Walgreen Agency
Lill
Ot Ferris
Dial
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