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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1956

Page

12

Employment Service Sets New Placement Mark

Oklahoma employment service set a new alltime nonfarm placement record in 1955 with 157,315 jobs filled plus 97,275 farm placements. Total 254,590 placements for 1955, up from 207,382 in 1954. Dave Vandivier noted 1,924,600 nonfarm jobs placed over 17 years. Unemployment claims averaged 9,615 weekly in December, with insured unemployment at 3.3 percent.

State Employment Service Dave Vandivier Oklahoma Employment Security Commission Vandivier State Trust Fund McAlester

Ancient Salt Making by Sun Evaporation Across Civilizations

Ancient civilizations including Chinese, Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans obtained salt through solar evaporation of seawater. This method relied on sun and wind to concentrate saline water until salt crystallized for harvest.

Air Force ends long basic training in two phases

The Air Force adopted a revised two phase basic training program to shorten overall basic training by five weeks. MSgt Arnold Thompson said the first six week phase will occur at Lackland Air Force Base and the second six weeks will be at the technical training base, with Lackland handling phase two for those not immediately chosen for technical training.

Air Force Arnold Thompson Air Force Recruiting Office Thompson Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Tex Lackland Post Office

Boy Returns to Stringtown After School Refusal

A 12 year old Lawton boy who had been paroled to his parents from Stringtown Training School was returned to the state school Friday. Juvenile Officer Floyd Kennedy said the boy refused to attend school and would not obey his parents. Judge S. R. Harper revoked the parole and permitted the return to the state school.

Lawton Stringtown Floyd Kennedy S. R. Harper

Ten Outstanding Young Men named by Jaycees

Tulsa reports the annual Junior Chamber list naming ten men ages 21 to 35 for achievements in science, aviation, medicine, education, journalism, law, industry, religion, and arts. Notable honorees include an atom scientist a rocket expert and a foreign correspondent. One honoree is African American.

Tulsa Richard M. Nixon Springfield Robert Alan Charpie Oak Ridge, Tenn Oak Ridge National Laboratory Denton A. Cooley Houston Baylor University Edward D. Eddy Jr Durham N. H University of New Hampshire Frank K. Everest Edwards Air Force Base Calif Irving R. Levine Pawtucket R. L The National Broadcasting Co Russia

Theater group selects Claudia cast for second play

Lawton Little Theater announces its second production of the season Claudia a comedy drama to be staged February 17 18 in Cameron College auditorium Wini Butler and Pete Kendra star as Claudia and David Naughton with Bethel Andrews Lois Adams Jesse Bittermann Paul Payson Florenne Kytle and Benne Daniel in supporting roles John Denney directs Ruth Johnson is stage manager Rehearsals start Monday night

Lawton Little Theater Craig Pierson Claudia Cameron College David Naughton Wini Butler Pete Kendra Bethel Andrews Mrs. Brown Lois Adams Bertha Jesse Bitterman Fritz Paul Payson Jerry Seymoure Florenne Kytle Madame Daruschka

Temple High School Accredited With 25 Units

W J Bonner assistant director of secondary education commended Temple high school after a Nov 16 inspection, accrediting the system with 25 units, well above the 16 required. He noted improved libraries, new science and shop equipment, welding, band, home economics, vocational agriculture, plus hallway tiles and a home economics cottage. Units approved included three in English, two in math, two in social sciences, three in science, five in commerce, nine in industrial and vocational arts, and one in applied music.

Temple Temple High School W. J. Bonner Bonner L. W. Westfall Westfall

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