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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1954

Page

6

Greenwich keeps delinquency down through community unity

In Greenwich Connecticut a town of 45000 shows no rise in juvenile crime. The home sets the discipline and the town adds active groups Every resident joins clubs and church youth programs. A strong police force, beach development, and community activities support youth, with 79 arrests for 15 to 21 year olds in a year and 30 for disorderly conduct. The town emphasizes action over talk and collective responsibility to keep youths on track.

Jack V. Fox Greenwich Conn United States Chamber of Commerce Community Chest PTA Boy Scouts Sea Scouts YMCA Greenwich S

White Boy Risks Life For Negro Tot

In Frederick Maryland a 16 year old white youth Millard Buckey Lamb entered a burning Doubs house to rescue a seven year old Negro baby as flames trapped the child inside. He burned his hands while smothering the woman’s flames and crawled back out with the infant moments before the house walls collapsed. The baby survived but the mother Mrs. Charles Weedon died in Frederick Memorial Hospital from burns. The act was described by State trooper R T Storer as heroic and selfless.

Frederick Doubs Charles Weedon Frederick Memorial Hospital R. T. Storer Millard Buckey Lamb

Girl Bullfighter Returns To Home In Big Spring

Patricia McCormick, pale and 20 pounds lighter, returned to Big Spring after being gored by a bull in Villa Acuna, Mexico. She smiled for reporters and pledged to resume bullfighting when strength returns, while convalescing at her parents’ home. Her autobiography, illustrated by herself, is slated for publication after recovery.

Big Spring Tex Patricia ‘McCormick Villa Acuna Mexico Miss McCormick Texas Western College

Gallup Watchman Seeks Pay for 10 Days After Firing

In Gallup New Mexico Paul Peck a hard of hearing watchman who says he did not understand his firing order worked ten days more. He has asked the town council for payment for those days the council weighs the claim and action.

Gallup, N.M Gallup Paul Peck

Damage suit against bus company backfires on Tulsa man

Tulsa resident James Watson sued Tulsa City Bus Lines for 52500 damages after a collision. A district court jury ruled Watson owes the bus company 71.66 for denting the bus with his car.

Tulsa Ohio James Watson Tulsa City Bus Lines Watson

Col George Crosby Retires After 30 Year Army Service

Col George D Crosby chief of staff at the Artillery Center retires after more than 30 years of service. His last tour at Fort Sill was his fourth with earlier roles as Gunnery and Tactics instructor and director of Gunnery. He received the Ancient Order of St Barbara on his last day.

Crosby George D. Crosby Artillery Center The Artlery Artillery School Fort Sill Combined Arms Department Herbert E. Crosby Kentfield Calif West Point Academy Far East XVI Corps Col. Crosby Gen. Williams Army Artillery Col Lawton Herbert

Elgin Man's Junior Yearling Tops Fair

Oklahoma City September 30 The Future Farmers of America from Tuttle won the state fair trophy for all around excellence. In the Hereford show junior yearling Zate Heir F, third, took the grand championship for J F Ferrel of Elgin.

Oklahoma City Future Farmers of America Tuttle Zate Heir F J. F. Ferrel Elgin

Hollis Fatal Collision Kills Widley Timmons

A pickup truck carrying Widley Timmons collided with an automobile on U S Highway 62 about five miles east of Hollis. Timmons was killed in the wreck and details of the other occupants were not provided.

Hollis Widley Timmons U. S. Highway 62

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