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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1955

Page

16

Hoffman slams Navy probe over non flying jet loss

Rep. Clare Hoffman denounces a House inquiry into the F3H Demon program as Monday morning quarterbacking. The Navy admitted a multimillion dollar gamble on 174 Westinghouse engines and the McDonnell airframe, with four pilot lives lost and the service vowing improved flight testing and forecasting.

Washington Clare FE. Hoffman R-Mich House Navy Hoffman Rep Holifield D-Calif McDonnell Aircraft Corp St. Louis Westinghouse Electric Corp Westinghouse Adm James S. Russell Bureau of Aeronautics Russell

Army Department Official To Discuss Dependent Benefits

A Department of the Army representative will visit Fort Sill to explain current legislative proposals to improve Army career attractiveness. At 2 p.m. in Theater No. 1 he will lecture on dependent medical care and survivor benefits, with private conferences from 9 to 12 a.m. in Room 130 McNair Hall for dependents facing care issues and questions. The rep can discuss commercial life insurance and the contingency option act. attendance is encouraged for all dependents.

Department of the Army Fort Sill McNair Hall

Army Orders Move Numerous Officers Across Forts and Posts

Department of the Army releases transfers and promotions listing Col John Ray from Fort Sam Houston to Fort Monroe along with Lt Col Herman A. Smith, Capt George A. Churchill and others moving between Fort Bliss Fort Monroe Fort Sill Presidio of San Francisco Fort Bragg and Fort Benning. Several officers receive pilot designations and promotions including first lieutenants and captains.

Department of the Army Washington, D.C John Ray Ft Sam Houston Ft Monroe Herman A. Smith Ft Bliss George A. Churchill Presidio of San Francisco William H. Alverson Stu Det the Arty GM Sch Ft Sill Ft Benning Richard C. Crane Thomas E. Fitzpatrick Jr CWO Robert A. Yohn Thad B. Deitz Stu AAA Brig Robert C. Leslie James J. Duffy Jr Marsden P. Earle Jr Charles Hairston Larry D. Rallens Julien A. Scott Jr Ft. Lewis John J. Fahey Governors Island Paul V. Fahey Benning Charles E. Hogan Ft. Bliss Allen D. Kerr Bragg Frank L. Larson George G. Meade Robert W. Pegg Sam Nouston Francis P. Rudnicki Gerald J. Tison George F. Huffman Bliss Gustaf S. Stalin Milton J. Olsen Richard H. Scott Donald H. Sewigart John P. Wade Jr Sill Harold F. Wojahn Presidio of Monterey Ft. Dix John Meade Richard G. Ackerman Charles W. Anderson Robert D. Bivens Ernest H. Bradshaw Robert M. Brown John D. Cleary Clarence D. Carson Donald L. Dodson Franky M. Donahoe Billy J. English Howard S. Estes Jr Edward A. Gilmore Williamb. Ingram Howard L. Knight Robert R. Marsh James H. Maxey Samuel J. Mowery Devon L. Nooner Elmer L. Rhoads Jerry K. Wayne Floyd L. Weaver Jr Billy J. Weeks Aubrey J. Weibert Michael W. Zenak James Co. Grubraugh John R. Grimes 534Th Armd’ FA Bn Washington, DC Dean J. Lennard Theodore J. Marr Eugene A. McPherson Donald E. Rose Alvin L. Sinak Robert J. Sosa Stu Det Aaa 4055Th Lowell Mikles Johnson Y. McIntyre Arthur F. Clark Hood Charles E. Hodgins Ft Sil Tom A. Teraoka 6Th Army FA Presidio Monterey Calif James F. Harry Saudi Arabia Wilbur J. Ramey GM Cen Asg Rucker John M. Grasmeder Julio N. Silva Wayne B. Smith George G. Taylor Robert N. Tracy Thomas W. Tracy Charlies S. Wingate Eugene J. Hickey Cp Gordon

Five Deny Guilt In Narcotics Case

Five people arrested in weekend raids pleaded innocent to federal charges of selling and possessing narcotics. Harold Dunkin 27 William Hall 33 LaVerne Hall 23 Dewey Jones Walker 63 and Dorman O Shults 27 entered pleas at arraignment before U S Commissioner Philip Douglas and were jailed for failing to post bond. State charges were filed against four others and a tenth suspect was released. Strickland 27 and Ellison 29 face possession charges for heroin and marijuana. Wives of Dunkin and Shults faced vagrancy charges. Officials said the arrests broke up one of the largest drug procuring and selling rings in recent years.

Oklahoma City Harold Dunkin William Hall LaVerne Hall Dewey Jones Walker Dorman O. Shults U. S Philip Douglas Guy William Strickland Ralph Bryan Ellison Dunkin and Shults

Rev S J Sellers Rites Held in Rockwall Tex

The service for Rev S J Sellers retired Baptist minister and father of Mrs dyvel Bowman was held in Rockwall Texas on Monday. Sellers died in Dallas after a lengthy illness and had frequently visited Lawton. No further details were available.

S. J. Sellers Dyvel Bowman Kinyon Rockwall Tex Sellers Dallas

Constitution's Yesteryear Ten Years Ago Items

Ten years ago Gen Jacob L Devers visits Fort Sill Dam area at Lake Lawtonka opened to fishing after wartime closure Rev Ernest Hicks named Lawton Methodist superintendent A two day rain period boosted area winter crops Rep Merton Munson chosen president of local Reserve Officers organization Lawton hosts farm community sale Brig Gen LeRoy Irwin to join Col Billy Mitchell trial John Parker of U S Chamber of Commerce speaks to local chamber Lawton Chickasha draw 0 0 Cameron tramples Snyder 32 0

Jacob L. Devers Army Ground Forces Fort Sill Lake Lawtonka Ernest Val Hicks Lawton Merton Munson Reserve Officers LeRoy Irwin Field Artillery Billy Mitchell John Parker U.S. Chamber of Commerce Chickasha Cameron Snyder

Night Club Raid Finds Legal Billiards Exhibition

Newport police raided the Beverly Hills Country Club seeking illegal dice poker and blackjack games but found a billiard exhibition in progress. Officers, skeptical, said it would take less than 30 seconds to disassemble the misunderstanding and end the raid.

Newport Beverly Hills

Night spot found gaming gear used as billiards front

About 100 people watched the men with cues as gaming equipment was assembled at a night spot to serve as a billiards front. No arrests were made.

Red Cross Tops Two Million Volunteers Worldwide

The Red Cross reports nearly two million volunteers support its humanitarian missions worldwide. Volunteers come from diverse backgrounds, assisting in disaster relief, health services, and community aid activities across multiple countries and regions.

The Red Cross

John Everette Young Recovers From School Injury

John Everette Young six year old son of Rev and Mrs Everette Young is reported recovering after receiving a broken collar bone while playing at school.

Faxon John Everette Young Everette Young

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