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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1956

Page

11

Schoolteacher's Wife: New England Author Has Literary Breakthrough

Grace Metalious, a 32 year old New Hampshire mother and schoolteacher's wife, may become a major novelist with Peyton Place. Her debut reveals a composite small town with hidden vices, bold love scenes, and blunt truth about New England life. Her husband lost a principal job amid the buzz, while she secures publishing and film options.

Hal Boyle New York Grace Metalious Gilmanton N.el Metalious New England Ernest Hemingway Kathleen Winsor George Ihe University of New Hampshire N.H Grace Egland

Army Aviators To Get Awards At National Aircraft Show

Four Army aviators who set world helicopter records this summer will receive Distinguished Flying Crosses during the Army portion of the National Aircraft Show at Will Rogers Field Oklahoma City on September 1 2. Recipients are Lt Col Harry L Bush Maj William C Dydinger Capt Claude E Hargett and Capt Ellis D Hill. Awards are presented by Gen Willard G Wyman with citations read by Maj Gen Hamilton H Hawze. Bush and Dydinger broke the distance record July 11 flying 1199.07 miles nonstop in 11 hours 58 minutes between two points in New Jersey. Hargett and Hill earned speech records for closed circuit courses on July 12 along the Connecticut shore with speeds of 142.9 mph 136 mph and 132.6 mph for the 100 500 and 1000 kilometer runs. Tests were conducted under Army Aviation Test Board supervision at Fort Rucker Alabama part of Wyman's command. Col Robert R Williams of Greeley Colorado is board president.

Army Will Rogers Field Oklahoma City Harry L. Bush Andalasia Ala William C. Dycinger Ada Okla Claude E. Hargett New Bern N. C Ellis D. Hill South Birmingham Willard G. Wyman Army Command Hargett Hill South Connecticut Shore Army Aviation Test Board Army Aviation Center Fort Rucker General Wyman Robert R. Williams Greeley, Colo

Cupid and Law Win Traffic Case In Atlanta

In Atlanta, Officer T. R. Reid pursued John Henry Freeman 34 of Atlanta on traffic charges for failing to appear. Freeman sought marriage and met his bride at the wedding license office. The officer took them to a justice of the peace, then jailed Freeman briefly before the bride secured Freeman’s release on a $200 bond pending a hearing.

Atlanta T. R. Reid John Henry Freeman Freeman Justice of the Peace Office

Integrationists Far From Breakthrough in Deep South

In August 1956 the Deep South shows limited progress on school integration after the 1954 Supreme Court ruling. States like Maryland and Texas show pockets of action, but Virginia, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana resist. Virginia faces court-ordered integration possibly delayed by appeal. Tennessee politics signal a push for stronger segregation laws in 1957. Memphis politics tilt toward segregation while St. Louis schools remain about 20 percent Black.

AL Kuettner Atlanta Johnny Deep South Supreme Court Old South Dixie District of Columbia Don Shoemaker Southern Education Reporting Service South Maryland West Virginia Kentucky Missouri Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Tennessee Virgnia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Virginia Charlottesville Thomas B. Stanley Assembly Frank Clement Clement Memphis Old Crump Citizens For Progress St. Louis

Grand Jury Gets Kidnap Case Today

Nas sau County district attorney to present to the grand jury today kidnapping and murder charges against Angelo Lamareca the confessed kidnapper of Peter Weinberger. Beatrice Weinberger mother of the dead baby expected to testify. Indictments could bring the death penalty in New York state. Samarea's attorney said he will plead innocent claiming temporary insanity due to debts.

Mineola N.Y Nassau County Angelo Lamareca Peter Weinberger Beatrice Weinberger Frank A. Gulotta New York State David M. Markowitz Samarea

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