NEA Panel Backs Higher Pay Plan For Teachers
The NEA Resolutions Committee urged replacing a $10,000 top minimum with a salary schedule that doubles starting pay while remaining high enough to avoid harming education against other incomes. The plan, risking some opposition, would prohibit pay discrimination by grade, subject, creed, race, sex, marital status or dependents.
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Philadelphia
National Education Association Resolutions Committee
NEA
NEA Resolutions Committee
Department of Classroom Teachers
DCT
Gladys Nunn
Muskogee
Okla
Harry Jellinck
Newark, NJ
Teachers Association
Cub Scouts Hold Campfire and Picnic at Camp George Thomas
Cub Scout Pack 73 conducted a regular monthly meeting at Camp George Thomas Apache. The campfire program was presented by Boy Scouts of Hunting Horse District encampment. Families attended the picnic. Next committee meeting set for 7 p.m. July 15 at Maj. James Crow's home, 2910 Frentica.
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Camp
George Thomas
Apache
Boy Scouts of
Hunting Horse Distrin
James Crow
Frentica
Hospital Births and Admissions Reported Across Communities
Births list a daughter for Volney Hamm and numerous newborns with parents and addresses. Admissions include Russell L. Biles and Annette Rominger, plus several listed patients across multiple towns with medical or surgical cases and dismissals. An Indian section notes admitted patients from Anadarko and Carnegie facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volney Hamm
Russell L. Biles
Leonard Biles
Elgin
L. L. Crain
Annette Marie Rominger
Lawrence Romsinger
Carl Wayne Stirher
Humphrey J. Kimzey
George Guerreri
Lincoln
Claude P. Ludwig
Gr Ligeyin Phillips
Daugh
Hed- Fort
Lil
Eddie Phil @ps
Walters
Audrey de Saerrill
Ethel M. Seigler
Walter A
Brew
Marlow
Lorayne E, Drury
Marjorie Gallegos
Cache
Concert Date Reset at Lawton High School
An outdoor concert formerly set for 7 30 pm today at Lawton High School has been reset for 7 30 pm July 16 John McHenry said the municipal group includes youngsters and adults who play instruments McHenry pointed out
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton High School
John McHenry
municipal@in
McHenry
BPW Directors To Confer At July Lawson Club Meeting
The Lawson Business and Professional Workers club board will meet at 7 p.m. today in the Old South Cafeteria club room. Mrs. Marie Deity is in charge as club president. Nature requires from 500 to 4,000 years to make one inch of good topsoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Business and Professional Worers Club
Old South
Marie Deity
Lawton High Students to Attend OU Twirling Clinic
Three Lawton High School students Suzanne Brown Mary Jane Smith and Vicki Jurgens will attend a University of Oklahoma twirling clinic July 8 12. The event runs alongside a marching band clinic on the OU campus.
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Lawton High School
University of Oklahoma
Suzanne Brown
Mary Jane Smith
Vicki Jurgens
Funeral Rites Planned for Mrs. Bessie H. Jones
Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Lawton Funeral Home Chapel for Mrs. Bessie H. Jones 73 of 1313 Dearborn who died Sunday night in a local rest home after a lengthy illness. Rev. Gayold Himes of Wesley Methodist Church to officiate. Burial in Green Valley Cemetery Saddle Mountain. Mrs. Jones came to Lawton in 1948 and had lived in Oklahoma since 1907. She was a member of Lawton Heights Methodist Church.
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Bessie H. Jones
Dearborn
Lncal
Lawton Funeral Home
Gayold Himes
Wesley Methodist Church
Sill
Green Valley Cemetery
Saddle Mountain
Jones
Lawton
Oklahoma
Lawton Heights Methodist Church
Cordry Patriarch Dies After Prolonged Illness
W L Cordry father of Mrs Ross 1 Malson died Monday night in a Weatherford hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral services will be Friday at the First Christian church in Vinita with burial in Nowsta under Burkholler Funeral home. Survived by seven children including Mrs Bison.
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Cordry
Ross
Malson
Weatherford
First Christian Church
Vinita
Nowsta
Burkholler Funeral Home
Lawson
Childran
Bison
Walton J Hicks Graveside Rites in Marietta
Walton J Hicks of 1591 died Saturday morning at his home after a heart attack. Graveside rites were held at 2 30 p m today at Timtown cemetery Marietta. Funeral services were conducted at 10 a m today in Becker Memorial chapel with Robert A Lyles officiating. Honorary hearers included Lee Temple Eddie Bultram C W Littlefield Rolla Wynn John Smith Ellie Slobodny Bill Richard and J St Barfield.
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Timtown Cemetery
Marietta
Walton J
Becker Memorial Chapel
Robert A. Lyles
Eighth and Lee Church of Christ
Lee Temple
Eddie Bultram
C. W. Little-field
Rolla Wynn
John Smith
Ellie Slobodny
Bill Richard
J. St Barfield
Army Orders Show Wide Reassignments and Retirements
Department of the Army in Washington announces officer transfers and active duty orders across the RA US Army. Maj Gen Aubrey S. Newman elevated to Maj Gen in RA. Col James H. Forsee to Ungar of. Leo D. Kinnard and others reassigned. Multiple officers listed for active duty and retirement with dates and duty stations, including Fort Bragg, Fort Lewis, and West Point.
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Department of the Army
Washington, D.C
Aubrey S. Newman
United States
James EH. Forsee
In Sheaus
Leo D. Kinnard
Tago USA
Ocofs USA
Howard EB. Haney
Frigiyson
FE Riley
Kans
Samuel BR. Hopper
Chester
Nii Lo FL Hood
Lex
Bob G. Olsen
Ft Bragg
Lo Yume
Ariz
Dule L. Farshind
Lewis
Wash
Totten
Oliver F. Baer
Bawa
M. Flanagan Jr
AGS
Asg
Capl
Melvin C. Rice
Bragg
Richard
Haynes
Arlington
Lielghis
Rucker
Ala
Res.ignation
Ist
Li Humbert
Sweeney
USAR
Philadelphia
West Point
Angagance
Kenneth L. Morison
Murry BE. Parker
Francs R. Appeldamn
Richard J. Avngion
Albert L. Bagnasehl
Mieliart Bo 'Ballwin
Ortona M. Barden
Peter E. Beckett
Peter 5. Bebm
John J. Berner
Ralph J. Brengen
Thomas Berry
Herman R. Berke
Pru Gaxton
Peter R. Bredehaerl
Willem
Planning Retreat At Centenary Methodist Youth
A planning retreat for Centenary Methodist church senior high Methodist Youth Fellowship is scheduled today and Wednesday. Officers and others interested in mapping activities for 1957 58 will attend. Whit Ozier, youth director, leads with sponsors Mr. and Mrs. George Barrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Methodist Church
Whit Ozier
George Barrons
Advanced Class Party Date Set
The Military Affairs Committee of the Lawton Chamber of Commerce with the U.S. Army Artillery and Missile School set Sept. 13 as the date for the annual entertainment for members of the advanced officers class at Lake Quanah Parker. Time will be announced later. Members of the advanced class and minor details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Army Artillery and Missile School
Lake Quanah Parker
Military affairs committee names 1957 58 chairman
Lawton Constitution reports at a Monday meeting Dale Thompson was appointed chairman for 1957 58 for the military affairs committee. The article notes upcoming guest wives at a charcoal broiled buffalo steak dinner with tickets priced at 10 dollars per couple and including one advanced officer and his wife. Committee members to be announced later.
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Lawton Constitution
Military, ‘Affairs’ Committee
Dale Thompson
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Lester W. Trees
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