Army Bases Wedding Rules In Germany
In Heidelberg Germany the U S Army Navy and Air Force will end hard rules on marrying German women. Since postwar years over 25 000 German brides have joined U S servicemen and marriages now run about 5000 yearly. The changes take effect Nov 15 allowing marriage after eight months on assignment and immediate remarriage after approval. Civilian workers receive the same policy. Welfare officials link long rules to illegitimacy in many births.
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Mock Says Kerr Backers Seek Left Wing Control
Mock accuses Kerr of deals with left wing labor and farm groups to gain votes at the next Democratic convention. He cites 210,000 Turner voters as potential GOP support and warns Kerr represents only his own oil and uranium empire. Mack accuses Kerr of allowing foreign oil imports to hurt Oklahoma operators and farmers while opposing federal controls. He urges aid to a Republican Senate and lauds GOP governance.
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Faxon To Select Carnival Queen
Faxon school carnival queen will be chosen from class queens and crowned at the 7 30 p m carnival Leeva Martin senior Beatrice Markshall junior Helen Howell sophomore Mary Jane Cantero freshman Juanita Clower eighth grade Wilma Buch seventh grade
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Autopsy Results Pending in Keller Case
Lawton authorities wait for autopsy results on 54 year old Mrs. Lillian Mae Keller found dead in her trailer Tuesday. Her husband Earl Keller 62 is jailed in connection with the investigation as Fort Sill officials conduct the autopsy and county officials awaiting findings.
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Stringfellow recalls OSS interview and Europe mission
Stringfellow, called to service in 1942 and active by 1943, recounts training at Ohio State University and an OSS interview. He describes joining an advance guard in 1944, parachuting into Germany to capture a German, possibly Otto Hahn, being captured and escaping eight days later with German help, and being evacuated to rejoin his unit. He was later injured by a land mine in France in November 1944.
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Powwow to Be Held at Fort Sill Indian School
Newcomers to Lawton and residents will attend a powwow at Fort Sill Indian School on Saturday night at 7 30 featuring Indian ceremonial songs and dances. The event is free and open to the public with FSIS students and local Native adults performing. Donations will be accepted by the FSIS senior class for their activities fund.
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Funeral Rites Held For John Kennedy Pioneer Lawyer Realtor
Funeral services for John Kennedy 84 pioneer Lawton real estate and insurance man and chairman of Security Bank & Trust Co were conducted at Blessed Sacrament Catholic church with Rev Robert Westerman officiating. Burial followed at Highland cemetery under Ritter Funeral Home guidance. An Honor Guard from Knights of Columbus post 1287 stood at the service attendees included Kennedy Co employees Security Bank Rotary Club and realty and insurance agents. Survivors include a son Harry and a sister Mrs Brett Houser with three grandchildren. Mrs Willa Mae Kriss Kennedy's associate died in Oklahoma City after illness. services set for Monday in Lawton and Highland cem.
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Oklahoma City Market Report Cattle Hog and Poultry Prices
Cattle and calves offerings small with mixed butcher cattle and calves steady to fair. Hogs about 200 head with packers buying select barrows around 19.00. sows 15.50 to 16.00. Sheep few, trade nominal. Poultry prices by city show No 1 eggs firm with several towns listing two week prices. broilers delivered prices 20 to 22. eggs and butterfat values noted across multiple Oklahoma cities.
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Frightful accident sparks child funeral services
Ridgeway said the injury was a freak accident and that the two Roberts snails are not related. Funeral services for the child are being held today at Granite.
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County Nurses Honored Across Fort Sill Area During Nurse Week
About 250 registered nurses and aides are being honored in Comanche County as Nations Nurse Week is observed. Fort Sill and Lawton facilities employ many nurses with others in Kiowa Indian hospital Memorial hospital and Southwestern hospital. A strong cadre of military and civilian nurses, plus recent graduates, underscores a long running push for advanced nursing education and nurse anesthetist pathways.
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Principal Bish Honored At Lawton High Pep Session
The Lawton High School student body and faculty honored principal Bish with a proclamation a giant key from the Wolverettes and a commemorative plaque. Julia Fullerton pinned a boutonniere as the band played and Val Frakes spoke for the students.
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First Six Week School Period Ends At Lawton Public
The first six week period of the 1954 55 school year ended as students finished tests. Lawton public school students will receive their report cards Tuesday.
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Jaycees Attend Kansas Institute Leaders Named
Lawton delegates from the local Jaycee chapter travel by air to the Central States Institute in Wichita. Dr. Cuffie Waid president and Dr. Lorance White will join two Jaycees and one Jaycee Jane as Kansas auxiliary plans unfold with Mrs. Githen K. Rhoads presiding at Sunday sessions.
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