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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1955

Page

18

Lost and Found Listing Bundled In City Notices

A compact collection of notices lists multiple missing pets including a black Persian cat named Blacky with a white whisker and a blue parakeet Jerry, several lost items such as a brown billfold and a boy's glasses, plus found items like two coats and a small white puppy. Contact numbers and locations like 611 Arlington Lawton Theater 1815 B 1712 A and Euclid address appear for returns and notices.

Blacky Arlington Lawton Theater Jerry 17Th Childs Pet Euclid Mac Childrens Pet

Five Children Die in Hazard KY Home Fire

Hazard Kentucky UP reports five children perished when a fire destroyed a home. Ellen Kay 14 Phyllis 9 Susan 7 daughters of Justice and wife and two grandchildren Yvonne 6 and Vickie 4 were among the dead. The blaze started near a heater in the back of the house.

Hazard, Ky Ellen Kay Phyllis Susan Justice Bentley Bentley Yvonne Vickie

Labor movement quotes threaten Democratic control via labor combine

United Press Miami story quotes Senate Republican Leader William F Knowland criticizing labor leaders for aiming to seize control of the Democratic party similar to the Michigan Labor party. He warns that some in the new labor coalition seek to reshape party politics in the United States.

Miami Senate William F. Knowland New Labor Combine Michigan

Area Men In Service In Sagebrush Exercises Abroad

Area soldiers participate in major postwar maneuvers in Louisiana and Europe. M-Sgt Dewey L Scoggins of California serves with the 532nd Field Artillery Battalion at Fort Sill. Lt Jimmie D Falk navigator with Spangdahlem base Germany flies RB-57s on NATO reconnaissance missions. Sfc Marcum Nevel of Kentucky fights with the 5th Division in West Germany during Exercise Cordon Bleu. All note Army, Bronze Star and Good Conduct medals among long service records.

Scoggins 532Nd Field Artillery Battalion Fort Sill Army Gilbert T. Scoggins McFarland Calif Amos Goodin Neva Jean Lawton 4Th Infantry Division Frankfurt Germany Goodin 20Th Field Artillery Fort Bliss Tex Europe Far East G. W. Goodin Rt. 2 Corbin Jimmie D. Falk Hal E. Falk Baldwin U. S. Air Force Spangdahlem Air Force Base 10Th Tactical Reconnaissance Wing Spangdahlem Falk 12Th Air Force United States Air Force Spanghadlem NATO USAFE Lawton High School Cameron College Rita Sfc Marcum Nevel Bill Marcum Frederick U. S West Germany Nevel 5Th Division

Eisenhower Welcomes Guatemala Chief On Last Visit

President Eisenhower arranged a 30 minute conference in Denver with Guatemala’s Carlos Castillo Armas, flown in aboard Columbine III for his state visit. Armas heads to Houston for a speech while Eisenhower plans two brief talks before departing Lowry Airfield.

Columbine III St. Louis Carlos Castillo Armas Denver Herbert Hoover Jr Armas Houston Tex Columbine Eisenhower Lowry Airfield Military Air Transport Washington Gettysburg

Editor Won't Eliminate Ike as Second Term Candidate

Denver editor Jack Foster after visiting President Eisenhower at Fitzsimons Army Hospital said he would not eliminate Ike as a candidate for a second term. Foster described Eisenhower’s recovery as inspiring and noted the president’s eyes and mood reflected health and confidence. The remark came at a Houston Newspaper Guild banquet honoring Houston presses and award winners for investigative reporting.

Houston Denver Eisenhower Jack Foster The Rocky Mountain News Foster Houston Newspaper Guild Jack Donahue Houston Press Tom Martin Houston Post Norman Baxter Houston Chronicle Guild Fitzsimons Army Hospital Donahue George B. Parr Duval” County Texas Martin Baxter Texas-Mexico Zapata Tex Rio Grande

Humphrey foresees Stevenson support at convention

In Washington Humphrey predicts most favorite sons will back Stevenson after the Democratic national convention. In San Francisco Otho Bell, freed from an Army guardhouse on a federal court order, pledges to work to be a good American and to destroy communism.

Washington Hubert B. Humphrey Stevenson San Francisco Otho Bell

Ruth M Wood advocates new secretary of agriculture

Stillwater Oklahoma Mrs Ruth M Wood a housewife speaks at a Senate agriculture committee hearing on farm problems. She says a new secretary of agriculture is one of the best solutions and she notes she was raised as a Republican.

Stillwater Okla Ruth M. Wood Senate Agriculture Committee

Von Cramm Plans Marriage to Barbara Hutton Heir

Versailles report notes Baron Gottfried Von Cramm on marrying Barbara Hutton heiress. He quips she has not yet given a present but he remains hopeful.

Versailles France Gottfried von Cramm Barbara Hutton

Monticello Woman Praises Recalled Soldier in Thanksgiving Hope

Mrs Chester Green, mother of William Cowart one of three men released from army custody, says she told him they would have a bang up Thanksgiving and a good Christmas despite scarce decorations. She notes Cowart remains their only item for the Christmas tree and calls him enough.

Monticello Ark Chester Green William Cowart

Carnegie Library Closed Friday for Veterans Day Observance

The Carnegie Public Library will close Friday for Veterans Day observance. Story hour remains at 9 a.m. Saturday morning as scheduled.

Carnegie Public Library

Ocean Color From Scattered Light

Light scattered by water molecules gives oceans their blue color when the water is relatively free of suspended or dissolved materials.

Ohio CIO Job Benefit Proposal Defeated in Ohio Vote

Ohio voters rejected a CIO backed plan to allow GAW contract recipients to collect state unemployment benefits and raise weekly payments from 39 to 59 and extend benefits to 39 weeks. With 4,912 of 11,626 precincts counted, 565,045 opposed to 321,188 in favor. Governor Lausche opposed the measure amid business opposition.

Columbus Ohio CIO U.S Jacob L. Clayman Ohio Cio Council Cleveland Cincinnati Dayton Frank J. Lausche AFL Railroad Brotherhoods Miners’ Unions Chamber of Commerce

Cracker Prices Fall In Louisville Kentucky

Cracker prices crumble in Louisville as premium soda crackers drop from 25 cents to 13 cents per pound box. Cut rate crackers from New Orleans blamed for the price drop.

Kentucky City Louisville New Orleans

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