Newspaper masthead and policy notice from Lawton publication
The document lists the paper's name The Constitution Company and editor Ned Sheplen. It details subscription rates by mail for six and twelve months, notes printing and mailing locations Lawton Oklahoma and Comanche area, and states association memberships and rights. It also reserves rights and corrections policy and advertising payment rules.
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The
Constitution Company
Ned Sheplen
Miss Robin Yar and Wreatha Yar attend state university
Misses Robin and Wreatha Yar returned to Norman after holidays with parents Mr and Mrs Nathan Yarmuk at 712 Dearborn. Four Ward family members came from Lubbock for Hal Nelson illness. Hershowite reports market trip details with travel conditions and crowded hotels. Several locals dismissed from Angus hospital. Capt James Thomas returns from two week trip to Illinois Michigan with terminal leave. Police note long noses hampered identification of a liquor store bandit.
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Robin
Wreatha Yarmite
Norman
The
State University
Nathan Yarmuk
Dearborn
M. B. Ward
Lubbock
Tex
Hal Nelson
Velma Waid
Nelson
M. E. Waid
Pletcher
Guy Waid
Cache
Lillian Waid
Lawton
M. D. Hershowite
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
James Arthur Thomas
Arlington
Tinois
Michigan
Thomas
Galesburg
Detrait
Yamashita Denies Ordering Manila Destruction and Executions
In Manila on November 28 2 Con Yamashita testified before a military commission that he did not order the destruction of Manila nor the killings of civilians and prisoners of war He claimed he did not command the citys defense and that most troops in the Philippines were not under his overall control He said he acted under Terauchi and faced limited reinforcements and naval units and that he ordered evacuation of navy troops from Manila but received no reply The habeas corpus case against MacArthurs authority was denied by the Philippines Supreme Court expressing lack of jurisdiction
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Williams
WIL Unite
Prons
Manila
Con
Tumouthi Yamashita
Hi Defense
Tiger of
Majaye
Philippines Supreme Court
MacArthur
W.D. Styer
Western Pacific
Yamashita
Yamashite
Philippines
Fort Mel
14Th Area Army
Serauchi
Juichi Terauchi
Comander
Terauchi
Terwichi
Japan
Famashita
Leyte
Ormoc
Shimbu
Talya
Mundy
Prigan Camps
No Cotton Quotas For 1946 47 Season Announced
The U S Department of Agriculture issued a formal statement that there will be no cotton marketing quotas and no acreage allotments for the 1946-47 cotton production and marketing season. The action follows the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 to protect consumers and producers while maintaining adequate food and fiber supplies. Subsidies To End Wartime subsidies will be terminated by June 1966 and reductions in price controls will follow as prices readjust. The plan covers dairy payments regional supports and several food subsidies, with details on end dates and conditions for each program. Flaxseed price supports for the 1946 crop are set at $2.60 a bushel.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Office of War Mobilization
Flaxseed support and crop notes amid 1945 forecasts
Secretary Clinton Anderson announced a 2 per bushel subsidy for No 1 flaxseed at Minneapolis plus a 5 per acre production payment. A large flax area is needed for another year due to linseed oil demand and uncertain imports. Nationwide crops close to record totals with cotton down sharply and tobacco surpassing two billion pounds. yields per acre up 31 percent over pre drought era. Milk and eggs remained strong in October with milk setting a monthly record.
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Minneapolis
Oxlatoma
Egg production declines amid seasonal drop in Mille output
Cent higher than in October 2014. However, mille output declined from September more than seasonally. Egg production was only five per cent below the record October level of last year.
Record Speed Trip Blasts Old Theory at Wright Field
Wright Field announces that a Republic XP-47J set a new record by exceeding 50 mph absolute maximum tests. The August 4 1944 flight at Farmingdale Long Island by Republic test pilot Mike Ritchie achieved over 590 miles per hour in level flight, surpassing previous limits.
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Wright Field
Dayton
ATSC
Air Forces
Republic Aviation Corp
Farmingdale
Long Island
Mike Ritchie
Republic Fight
Ritchie
Bond issues approved in Oklahoma City vote
Oklahoma City voters approved bond issues totaling more than 15 million dollars for postwar improvements. Mayor Robert Hefner and City Manager Aurand predicted major work would start by early spring, including a new library, sewers, fire stations, parks, and traffic projects. A second election is scheduled next Tuesday in the county.
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Okklahoma City
Emvic
Robert Hefner
Maoniger
Aurand
Mississippi Civil War veterans thin at seven year convention
In Jackson Mississippi the Gray ranks are thinning with only 22 Civil War veterans still alive and fewer than a dozen attending a recent convention, the first in seven years. The report notes road bond issues exceed 4 000 000 for city schools and 700 000 for Negro schools as submitted.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
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