Lawton Board invites bids for Gore Boulevard paving project
In pursuance of an order by the Mayor and City Council of Lawton Oklahoma sealed bids are invited for paving and improvements on Gore Boulevard from 11th Street center line to Memorial Hospital West edge. Bids due Oct 5 1954 at 7 30 PM with bonds and performance conditions as specified.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Gore Boulevard
1Th Street
Memorial Hospital
28Th Street
City of
District Court
Comanche County
England Street
D. Henry Jones
State of Oklahoma
Okdahoma
D. L. Shelton
Breweries Shut by 16 Strikers in Los Angeles Area
A 16 engineer strike halted production at two Los Angeles breweries Schlitz in Van Nuys and Pabst in Los Angeles idling about 1,100 workers. Most workers refused to cross lines though few pickets at Schlitz and Pabst. union seeks 27.4 cents hourly raise for Local 501 members amid 2.72 dollar base pay.
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Los Angeles
Schlitz
Pabst
Su Urban van Nuys
AFL International Union of Operating Engineers
Junior High Elects Officers for the Year
More than 1,800 voters participated as the junior high elected officers for the year. Ninth grade elected president Donnie Sapp and treasurer Sue Martin. eighth grade chose president Frankie Ledbetter and secretary Mary Sue Knight. seventh grade named president Sue Lacy and treasurer Coleen Cummins.
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John P. Fullerton
Susie West
Bob Morris
Donnie Sapp
Byron Beaver
Louise Hinman
Sue Martin
Trellus Wilson
Allen Pri
Vada “Greema
Anneiee Brownie Robertson
Frankie Ledbetter
Mary Sue Knight
Belva Hollingshead
Maree Sanders
Craig Pearson
Esther Dennison
Sue Lacy
De’Ann Pope
Dale Nicklas
Coleen Cummins
Carol Barnes
Two Minds With A Single Speed Rate
Omaha police record shows Wade A. Pugh and Shirley Pugh each cited for driving 45 mph in a 15 mph zone. Both fined $10 and costs. Husband and wife, in separate cars, were charged within the same hour.
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Omaha
Wade A. Pugh
Shirley Pugh
Seoul Mission Ends With Hull Departure For Tokyo
General John E Hull departed Seoul for Tokyo following talks with President Syngman Rhee on U S military and economic aid to Korea. The two leaders discussed reinforcing defense and stabilizing the regional economy amid the ongoing conflict.
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Seoul
Far East
John E. Hull
Tokyo
Syngman Rhee
Koru
Mother charged with murder after man’s dare ends in death
Mrs. Cuff, former daughter in law of a Dallas physician, pleaded innocent to murder at arraignment after shooting Wayne Nightingale Cuff, 34, with a .22 rifle during a Sunday night quarrel sparked by a dare. She expressed remorse later and asked that her 11 and 13 year old sons be sent to their paternal grandparents in Dallas.
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Cuff
Moxley
Dallas
J. G. Kearby
Air Force
Polce
Episcopal Paper Calls End to Church Segregation
The Episcopal Church News urges that segregation in churches must end not due to a Supreme Court ruling but as a denial of Christianity. It argues Jesus Christ died for all, challenging racial separation in worship.
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New York
The
Episcopal Church News
Jesus Christ
Never Hit A Judge
Denver report states Chief Clerk Edward J Byrne 30, 6 ft 2 in, 190 lb, admitted he returned a blow to Judge Duncan J Came 34, 6 ft 7 in, 150 lb after a dispute. Byrne said he held Came off with one hand and knew better than to strike a judge.
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Denver
Edward J. Byrne
Duncan J
Byrne
AFL Convention Urges Wage Increases Amid Economy Weakness
At the Los Angeles AFL convention delegates pressed for wage boosts despite a weak economy. They attacked the Eisenhower administration on several fronts and backed labor candidates, warning unions against accepting stagnant contracts. Critics condemned McCarthy and criticized government policy on taxes, housing, health, and the Taft Hartley law.
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Los Angeles
AFL
Ess
Mitchell
Labor Department
Bi Mn
McCarthy
R-Wis
Kenneth J. Kelly
Mssachusetts Federation of Labor
Tulsa Boy Drowns in Pool Behind Unfinished Home
A five year old Tulsa boy named Erick J. Rogge was found drowned in a private swimming pool behind an unfinished home after being missing for several hours. Police guarded the body for about an hour before attempts to revive him failed.
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Tulsa
Monay
Erick J. Rogge
Tulsa Movie Theaters Rally Against Objectionable Comics
Tulsa city commissioners and theaters joined in a plan to ban horror type comics. Oklahoma City has a nine member board. Tulsa would have five. Downtown theaters pledge to remove objectionable comics and offer a western movie to children in exchange for used gore magazines, sold as waste paper for city funds.
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Tulsa
Court Clerk Granted Admission to Oklahoma Bar
Oklahoma City court clerk Andy Payne of the state Supreme Court has been admitted to the bar by a special order. Payne, who faced a setback when he did not pass the bar exam last February, completed the requirements after a late 1920s career entry.
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Oklahoma City
Andy Payne
State Supreme Court
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Liberty Avenue
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Sell
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Botkin Agency
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