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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1957

Page

3

Tennessee Judge Known For Controversy In Politics

Chattanooga Criminal Court judge Taulston Schoolfield, noted for fearless public stance and political campaign activity, faced Senate inquiries and potential governorship bids. A native of Chattanooga, he led Tennessee rights groups, attended Marsville and Cumberland, and is married with two sons.

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Missile Airmen Graduate in California and Ohio

The 103 member Missile Airmen Class trained to fire intercontinental missiles has graduated in California and Ohio. Most will join the Strategic Air Command's first operational long range missile squadron. Training occurred at Northrop Aircraft. The Snark missile, built by Gardner Mass, is a 3,000 mile range weapon and a major defense industry facility in the world.

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Subscriptions Rates and Service Areas for Daily Press

Subscription rates listed for several counties and towns including Aden, Carr, Servine, TN Lawton area with monthly and Sunday editions. Card notes mail service details and weekly Sunday delivery, referencing press offices and time frames.

Aden Carr Servine TN Lawton Area Sun Consl Press

Glass Worker Helps Santa Bring Joy for Christmas

Philadelphia story profiles a benevolent glassworker known as Hopkins who spends months preparing gifts for children in need. He buys, wraps, and distributes thousands of toys and candy, aiming to match the generosity of Dickens era figures. Hundreds of kids visit his downtown shop as he works to bless the season.

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Ousted Bakers Union Dismisses Local Officers

Norman Walk Washington reports the Bakers Union dissolves local leadership as six locals face trusteeship under a new AFL-CIO sanctioned entity. James Cross leads the expelled union’s successor, claiming 50,000 national allegiance while 15,000 members affected locally. The move follows corruption charges and alleged misused union funds.

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Reds Deny Jews Are Persecuted in Soviet Union

Moscow radio rejected claims that Jews face persecution abroad and described such reports as the worst lie invented against the socialist system. The broadcast cited Jewish writers whose works are being published and named figures such as Tiya Ehrenburg and musicians David Oistyakh and Emil.

Londow Moscow Radio Soviet Union Tiya Ehrenburg David Oistyakh Emil

Titanic Sinks After Iceberg Strikes Off Newfoundland Coast

In the 1912 disaster the steamship Titanic sank after hitting an iceberg off Newfoundland, costing 1317 lives while thousands of scientists and intellectuals, including Jews, were noted in contemporary remarks.

Newfoundland

Santa Claus Left Trapped at New Jersey Store

Police received a call from Santa at an apparel store in East Paterson after hours. Santa claimed he was locked in by workers who left. Officers noted the unusual call and that Santa refused to reveal his real name as he requested assistance to unlock the doors. A separate Bard College incident saw upperclassmen fill teaching duties in lower classes.

Paterson N.J. W Santa Claus Santa Nick Fat Bard Colleges N.Y

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