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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1955

Page

12

ASC Committee Members Named By Farmer Vote

Results of the annual Agriculture Stabilization Conservation elections in Comanche county show 13 communities electing committees. Voters mailed ballots, with a special tabulation committee counting hundreds of votes. Names include Kennth Wolf and Clay Miller among others, with districts A through L represented.

Agriculture Stabilization Conservation Community Committee ASC Comanche County Department of Agriculture Paul Wege Roy C. Wilkins William T. Green St. Rt Lawton B—Lake and Chandler Tommy E. Glover Rt. 1 Elgin Ralph McClung R. L. Hardrog H. E. Scammarhorn Billy Hewes

Local residents listed in Indiahoma area notice

Joe S Zimmerman Indiahoma A V Hargrove Rt 1 Cache J M Worley Cache Quentin O Livingstone Rt 4 Lawton MIndiahoma Ludwig H Gii ger Rt 1 Indiahoma Robert A Moon Indiahoma Oliver E Null Rt 1 Indiahoma J C Sellers Indiahoma Edwin Bland Indiahoma

Joe S. Zimmerman

Oregon Leads Nation in Lumber Output Since 1938

Oregon has led all states in lumber production since 1938, establishing a long standing record amid shifting demand, timber policies, and regional industry growth. The statement highlights Oregon as a historic top producer in the lumber sector.

Oregon

Jet Pilot Killed In Crash At Matagorda Range

A 24 year old Air Force pilot died when an F 84F Thunderstreak crashed at Matagorda Island bombing range Bergstrom AFB identified the pilot as 2nd Lt. Robert Haskell Williamson Jr of Morgantown West Virginia The crash occurred Tuesday.

Austin Air Force Matagorda Island Bergstrom Air Force Base Robert Haskell Williamson Jr Morgantown W. Va

Lawton Area Historical Milestones Ten to Twenty Years Ago

Ten years ago plans mapped 344 miles of farm to market roads by county commissioners while Joe Porter a Lawton bank official became district Kiwanis governor and Sgt Tillford E Smith a Japanese prisoner freed. Twenty years ago Roosevelt imposed an arms embargo on Ethiopia and Italy as Medicine Park fish hatchery fundraising began. four WPA projects for Lawton including Lake Lawtonka dam raising 10 feet were approved. Chevrolet officials met here as an oil well 13 miles east of Lawton was reported and Highway Commission inspected local roads.

Constitution Joe Porter Lawton Bank Kiwanis Tillford E. Smith Corregidor Roosevelt Ethiopia Italy Medicine Park Fish Hatchery Lawton Lake Lawtonka Dam Chevrolet Motor Company Highway Commission

Pass Paint House Boston

Nine police officers arrived at Patrolman Vincent Kennedy home and began painting it. Mrs Kennedy, whose husband is hospitalized with paralytic polio, was surprised. The eight painters explained they wanted the job done before Kennedy’s release next week.

Boston Vincent Kennedy

Backstairs at the Denver White House

Denver reporting on President Eisenhower's hospital stay notes aides feared a helicopter could trigger a health setback. It also highlights Mrs. Eisenhower handling well wish messages at high volume and shifting to printed replies to avoid fatigue and writer's cramp.

Merriman Smith Denver Denver White House Eisenhower

President's health continues to improve

Reports describe the President gaining strength but not yet able to make sudden movements from bed. An insider cautions that if he suddenly rears to one side, it could lead to grave consequences, underscoring ongoing concerns within the hospital suite.

Crank Mail Flows From Heart Attack Fans Into White House

Thousands of readers with heart conditions write to advise on how the President should handle the case. The steady stream of suggestions arrives as the White House receives varied remedies from concerned citizens.

Denver White House

Eisenhower brothers near bedside as reporters leave area

National reporters depart in an area around the ailing president while three major agencies remain vigilant. At Lowry Air Force Base the nights grow colder and guards stay on duty. Milton Eisenhower, head of Penn State, is expected to be the only brother to visit his ailing sibling, as others stay in contact but show no plans to travel.

Eisenhower Lowry Air Force Base White House Milton S. Eisenhower Pennsylvania State University Mr. Eisenhower

Foreign students at A and M College reach 232 total

At Oklahoma A and M College in Stillwater a record 232 foreign students are enrolled this semester. China leads with 33 students, followed by other nations, reflecting growing international enrollment at the institution.

United States Stillwater Okla Oklahoma A&m College China

Chickasha approves reservoir bond for water supply

Chickasha residents authorize a 1,890,000 bond by 1,470 to 684 to build a 44,300 acre reservoir west of Chickasha. The lake will hold 39,000 acre feet, providing a five year water reserve for about 24,000 residents.

Chickasha Okla

Also Mentioned on This Page

ASC Committee Cedar Grove W. W. Rankin Fletcher Roy E. Williams Archie Wolf Cement A. O. Sullivan Dale V. Kuntz E—Brown Leon Coleman Andrew Jacobi E. B. Wright Jesse J. Barnett Box Sterling Alford E. Butler Geronimo David H. Plemmons Duncan Charlie F. Bard Walters Billy Wilkins H—Lawrence Marion L. Boyce D. H. Allison Elbrege D. Sullivan Willard M. Bentley Francis John I—Lincoln J. Allan Lowry Marvin Bickett W. H. King Henry Cook Albert Logue Bob Martin Chattanooga Warren P. Guess Cache Robert R. Richardson L—Quanah Clay Miller American National Bank OF Lawton AOA Federal Reserve Bank Vtpares I George W. Barber W. F. Barber W. F. Wulf Joe L. Porter State of Oklahoma County of Comanche Margery Banks U. S Emmett L. Keough John White C. E. Price, JR Kenneth Alexander Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation City Animal Shelter M & D Finance CO E Ave KEY Termite & Pest Control Co A. L. Pollard D Ave Pho D Avenue Matagorda Yesteryears Backstairs Top Rail A & A Fence CO Sheridan Road A&m Southwestern Radio & Sound 4Th & E Vo Meese Oe Gil Service Gore Bernell Gilbert’s Pharmacy Rity Ideal Ideal Cement Company Ada Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company H.p. Motors Tion Ideal Oklahoma Division
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