Plans Mapped For Institute Of Human Relations
Plans for an Institute of Human Relations course to be held on January 10 1956 were mapped. Sponsored by the National Conference of Christians and Jews it aims to foster harmony among educational religious civic and social groups. Rev J J Stowe Jr chaired the planning and noted Brotherhood Week alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Conference of Christians and Jews
J. J. Stowe Jr
Gordon Paine
Cameron College
O. L. Par
Six Arrested by Lawton Police on Various Charges
Six persons were arrested by Lawton police on charges from speeding to destruction of private property. Individuals include Jerry White charged with destruction of private property and released on bond. Other arrests involve speeding, operating motor vehicles without licenses, public drunkenness, and investigation of a 45 year old man. Municipal court actions led to several bond forfeitures and liquor related charges against Francis Bates, Chloe Roach, and Lester Scott tied to a raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry White
Fort Sill
James Wise Cox
Mike Grooms
Bill Griggs
Park
Lawton
Francis Bates
S. First
Chloe Roach
No. 9
Lester Scott
S. 13Th
Dixon Yates Affair Faces Senate Probe And AEC Clash
The AEC acknowledged spending with full knowledge of the commission but noted a hidden conflict of interest. Senator Kefauver pressed for the case, citing Wenzell’s dual role and possible cover up while Eisenhower defended the arrangement as proper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic Energy Committee
AEC
Wenzell
Budget Bureau
First Boston Corp
First Boston
New York Financial House
Dixon-Yates Group
West Memphis
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate
Justice Department
Eisenhower
Mitchell
Soviet Defense Chief Sees No Nuclear Edge for Russia
Secretary Wilson and Canadian defense scientist Dr. O M Solandt weigh in after a Russian atomic test. Solandt says the blast does not prove Russia has an advantage, calling it part of ongoing development. Moscow counters Western claims of superiority, noting Russia’s advanced atomic and hydrogen weapons production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow Radio
Sergei Shatilov
Russia
Ike's turkey intake and
Doctors report President Eisenhower in excellent shape while monitored at about 1800 calories daily with slight leeway for Thanksgiving. They note a very mild sedative and an anticoagulant used, and Barbara Eisenhower may have a fourth child around Christmas or New Year with the first family planning to stay in the Executive Mansion over Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tors
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Barbara
White House
Executive Mansion
Argentina Labor Boss Under Arrest
Buenos Aires reports Hector Hugo de Pietro former secretary general of the CGT was held by the provisional government of President Pedro Aramburu at the National Security Office. The reason for the arrest was not reported and confirmation was not immediately available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Saporiti
Pedro Aramburu
Hector Hugo de Pietro
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
National Security Office
Carter-Woodruff mishap leaves drivers injured at night
Carter driving south on 6th street lost control and crashed into an embankment. Woodruff was thrown into the windshield. Both were taken to Fort Sill Station hospital. Injuries not described as critical. Bolton car traveled east. investigations by Patrolmen Duke and Carroll and Lt. Mussen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
6Th Street
Woodruff
Fort Sill Station
John Duke
Norman Carroll
Bolton-Leary
F. A. Mussen
Bolton
Polio cases rise slightly in latest weekly tally
The Public Health Service reports 459 new polio cases last week, 10 fewer than the prior week due to Veterans Day reporting gaps. Year to date through November 19 total 28,017 cases, including 10,911 paralytic, versus 36,912 and 13,654 paralytic in the same period last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Health Service
Health Service
Fertilizer Dealers to Meet in Stillwater Conference
Oklahoma A&M College hosts the first state fertilizer dealers conference November 29 and 30. Parker A. Yeats of the State Board of Agriculture says manufacturers distributors and dealers are expected to attend this inaugural gathering in Stillwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A&m College
Parker A. Yeats
State Board of Agriculture
Routine Probes Keep Police Busy
Police investigated forgery cases and thefts on Thanksgiving Day. Fort Sill man lost 35 dollars and a Hamilton wrist watch after visiting a motel with an unidentified woman. Leroy McNally of Safeway reported two forged checks cashed at his store for 3 dollars and 13.82 dollars. Harold Johnson of Johnson Milk and Ice Cream Co. said a 12.50 forged check passed at his store on November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Elvin Cody
Hamilton
Leroy McNally
Safeway
Harold Johnson
Johnson Milk and Ice Cream Co
City Man Waives Burglary Hearing
Robert Neal Hill, 37, a former Sonny's Bar employee at 312 S Third, waived preliminary hearing at arraignment before Peace Justice Marvin E. Cameron. The second degree burglary charge from a Monday break-in was sent to Superior court. Detectives arrested Hill at 102% C and recovered more than $63 in small coins believed stolen from the tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Neal Hill
Sonny’s Bar
Marvin E. Cameron
Hill
Superior Court
Holiday Parade Lights Up Newark and Macy's Parade
In Newark New Jersey last night more than half a million people jammed a blocked downtown area to watch illuminated floats in a parade sponsored by Bamberger's store telecast coast to coast. In New York City today Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade featured about 4000 elaborately costumed marchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N.J
Bamberger’s
New York City
Hospital News Items Admitted and Dismissed Across Multiple Cities
A list of hospital notices records numerous admissions and discharges from Oklahoma and Texas facilities. Entries name patients by initials or full names, ages, and addresses, with medical or surgical dispositions. Memorial notes list births and memorials for Elsie McKenzie and DeLois Flood, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie McKenzie
Ferris
DeLois J. Flood
Elgin
Kenneth Eugene Rauch
Pine
Billy A. Caldwell
Vernie Caldwell
Rt. 2
Fred E. Amburgey
Nixon Favored as No 1 Choice by GOP Votersin Nation Poll
The United States Poll shows Vice President Richard Nixon as the top choice of rank and file Republicans nationwide. Warren leads among independents, with Dewey, Stassen, and Dulles following. The Lawton Constitution presents the Princeton Research Service results exclusively for this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N.J
United States
Richard M. Nixon
USA
Ike
Earl Warren
New York State
Thomas E. Dewey
Harold Stassen
Dulles
Bricker
Ohio
New York
Knowland
California
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Dirksen
Illinois
Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Treasury
Humphrey
Warren
Lawton Constitution
Princeton Research Service
Warren Ee
Stassen
Dewey
Big Crowd Sees Sill Revue Again
Lawtonians packed Fort Sill Theater No 3 to its 1000 seat capacity for the final performances of TDY 55 musical comedy revue. Directed by Pvt Dan Melnick the show, originally set for one night, was produced another evening due to demand. Two Lawton shows moved from Mc Mahon auditorium to Fort Sill theater with about 1000 watching Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawtonians
Fort Sill
Pvt
Dan Melnick
McMahon Auditorium
Adrenalin, Oxygen, and a Fight to Live
A patient recounts a life threatening collapse after a drug incident at a doctor’s office. Lt. James Hunt Billy Snape and medical staff battled to restart the heart, with the patient conscious through the ordeal and later recovering after two days at Jewish Hospital and a week recuperating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lifesaving Squad
James Hunt
Billy Snape
Doc
Hunt
Snape
Jewish Hospital
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Exall English
Charley Wade
Bill Ritzweller
W. F. Lewis
Clyde Shelton
Hal Hallett
R. T. Hopper
John Clabes
Paine
R. L. Gilbert
English
John Shoemaker
Lewis
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James Carter
Warren Smith
Hallett
Stowe
Parsons
Lawton Police
Anderson
Dixon
Sen. Gore
Nashville
Dixon-Yates
Gore
Mississippi Valley
Ark
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Issac
Soviet
Auto Radio
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4Th & E
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Railroad and
Lee Street
S. 11Th
JOE & Roy
R. M. Dodson
Greer Addition Nursery
North 31St Street
Frank Kuepker
Chattanooga
Old Golden
D. D. Bentley
Indiahoma
Mike Bennett
L. A. Fayette Bennett
Arlington
Tommy Eugene Wooten
W. W. Wooten
Susie Alvavado
Walters
Nita Alvavado
Earl Bailey
Alfred Lee Egerton
Wichita Falls
Tex
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Lindy
Hardy Suggs
Lake
William Neumann
Harold Keith Hunt
Bill Hunt
Ola Mae Franklin
Oklahoma City
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Ruth Reese
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Etheline Birdshead
Canton
Ella Apekaum
Carnegie
John Parker
Mary Scobby
Hammond
Nancy Taupay
Cache
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Apache
Sur
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Maxine Red Buffalo
Concho
Eva Eckinaudie
Cyril
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Oneee Bobb
Anadarko
William Dent
Geary
Owen Yackeyonny
Sam Hoadous
LeRoy Rogers
Jefferson
Earl Penick
Star Rt
James Edward Russell
Jack Russell
Edward Karl Russell
Jeanice Donahue
Harvey Donahue
Cynthia L. Morgan
W. 14Th
Eva Lee Harrel
Wilma Zumwalt
N. 33Rd
Louise M. Baggett
S. Third
Elise Branch
E. Colorado
Walter A. Clements
Roosevelt
Violet May Bailey
Spaulding
Jay Thomas Martin
S. 19Th
Nation
Kenneth Fink
Nixon Ee
Warren ———S
Stassen Ee Dulles
Sill
John Adams
Grover Cleveland
Andrew Jackson
Board of Education
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C Avenue
J. S. Kuntz
Eugene L
Bowman
W. C. Bonnell
M & D Finance CO
E Ave
KEY Termite & Pest Control CO
John Schneider
911 Lee
Lawton, Okla
A. L. Pollard Sporting Goods
Babbitt-Peller Po
D Avenue
Jewel
America
Damon
Corner Drug
Ey Ts
Europe
Abe
Zale Jewelry CO
Sete
Ind
Orga
Dumono Renin
AL Vt
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