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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1957
Page
6
The School Problem Reveals Nation Faces School Shortages
A U S Office of Education survey projects 1957 48 enrollments rising about 4.2 percent to 30.67 million in elementary and 208 000 more in colleges. Shortages of classrooms teachers and facilities loom as schools plan for a surge in pupils, with New Jersey citing nearly 200 000 students taught by undertrained staff and many classes operating in substandard conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Office of Education
America
United
New Sersey
Rng
Evildren
Thor Tchowling
Manly
Leasing as Efficient Strategy Changes Factory Costs
Industry experts note a shift in the American free enterprise system toward leasing over ownership to cut costs. Firms sell office and factory space, then rent back facilities and even machinery, including trucks, aiming to schedule use efficiently and reduce idle capital. This trend, though AIrly, promises broad savings and may reshape manufacturing practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whay
U.S
Mixed signals ease on machinery orders in 1957 outlook
Economic analysis notes divergence as business expenditure on plant and equipment remains high but signs point to a downturn. Machinery orders fall from January levels with expectations of further drops through 1958, while tool orders drop up to 38 percent and structural steels down 21 percent from prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain
Alwys
Unclear Mess of Names and Quoted Fragments From Timbered Text
Fragmentary OCR material references Air Force Majors, postmasters, pirates and elephants, a Giants player moving to San Francisco in 1958, and a survivor from an Eiger ascent. The text blends misread names and garbled phrases, yielding no coherent event or person record.
Traffic Charges Filed Against 22 After Weekend
Court records show Warren Crane filed 32 traffic complaints and six public drunkenness charges against 22 individuals arrested by highway patrol since last Saturday. Names include Edwin Forshage Jr and Brice Flager of Fort Sill plus others from Fort Sill, Oklahoma City, Wallers, and Red Albert, with charges covering speeding, reckless driving, improper stops, driving without a license, and intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Crane Tgday
Edwin Edward Forshage Jr
Fort Sill
Brice Leroy Flager
Charles Leroy Enders
Fort Silli
Jess Walter Marlin
Wallers
John Duane Latham
Fort Sid
Calvin Edward Devpinghany
Wayne Falsyard Rawlinson
A. Thomas F. Russell
Donald Wayne Barbour
Fort Sir
Charles Marips Maloney
Victoria
Gerald ¢Gailnne Legcett
Oklaneena
Clifford J. Prostage
Eel Riay
Dean Prock
Red
Albert G. Morris
Sir Avlis Jack Alexander
Jennings
Kenneth Ray
Halttend
Oklahomm City
Lawson Gratis
Washington
Robert Ww Tarmon
Fort Sil
Cuplis L. Burgess
Cacho
Leo A. Rowe
Jesse Tefirelra Montlos
Monahans
Tex
Lawrence O'Swant
Blanche T. Qimyall
Elgin
Ass Dayal
Eugene Garrett
Pollard
Operaip
Digwin B. Moowvisai
Foyt Sil
Yassing
Bobby Ter Ryans
Jerry Don Owens
Gyas
William Raton Ward
Fred T. Misel
Leon Demmington
Chinent
Charles Don Jennings
Roosevelt
Leon W. Simmons
Franklings
Collings
Pyrvex We Harding
Bord M. Turner
Wad
Howard Niyah
Todiahoma
Man Found After Ordeal In Shaft
A Dallas man fell three floors into a shaft at the old Carpenter Paper Co building in East Lancaster Calhoun. He lay there two days, his throat dry and body badly battered. He said he searched for a place to sleep in the dark when the elevator shaft gave way after a trip to the razing site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth
Dallas
Richard Chambers
Chambers
Carpenter Paper Co
East Lancaster
Calhoun
Judge Refuses To Disqualify In County Conspiracy Case
Ardmore district Judge Caldwell refuses to disqualify himself in two Carter County cases involving commissioners and an auto dealer charged with conspiracy to defraud the county. Trial dates set for September 9 and 17. Arnold accused of conspiring to manipulate county automobile funds. disqualification petitions denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
John C
Caldwell
Carter County
Loonie Roaney Eangl
Paul Toukisill
Chaud Arnold
Arnnold
Yeounty
Harley Venlers
Calwell
Area Man Denies Car Thefts Charge In Oklahoma
Anadarko resident Willems 28 pleaded innocent to automobile larceny charges. Bond set at 2600 dollars by Justice of the Peace Marvin B. Cameron. Preliminary hearing scheduled for 10 am Friday. Suspect accused of stealing a car owned by Dr G Downing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Lee LeeLey Willems
Anadarko
He County
Ace Hf
Justice of Peace
Marvin BE. Cameron
Williams
G G. Downing
Judge Clears 63 Complaints In City Court
Municipal Judge J Mele Oaks disposed of sixty three complaints tied to police arrests since last Saturday. Total fines reached 4183 and 544 in cash bonds were forfeited for failure to appear. Dozens of individuals faced 20 dollar fines for vagrancy drunkenness assault and battery and other charges. Spanning Lawton Elgin Pioneer Apartments and Fort Sill suspects faced fines with some bonds forfeited and several defendants transferred to military authorities for prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mele Oaks
Espy Camacho
Lawton
Ferry Moyound
Elgin
Ernie L. Richardson
Pioneer Apartments
Alma Harper
Willie Caesar
Washington
Doorathy Brown
Marlene Keybone
Betty Vaughn
Odess Vis
Lawson
Misa
Norma Jean Barker
Cache
Geneva Stoneca
Gore
Nava Jeffries
Margaret " Triandore
Buble
Willian J. Everert
James C. Altizer
Charles Patton
Saidr
AI Patterson
Franslin D. Pendergrass
Roosevelt
Dean Sills
Dourlas
Halon Hodson
Wourlas
McWintey
Mwlridge Berry Sr
Douglas
Nan Shroeder
Hannan Hotel
AB Jesse B. May
Sheppard Afb
Dail Shekson
Larry Me
Wty B
Dhilo Cottons
Til Carver
Gaylay Mitchell
Sgt. Owain
D. Edwards
Asssault
M. A. Turner
Land
Roy Shafer
Ste. Joseph Galek
Eddie TR. Graves
Harold L.eWiliams
Lincoln
Movie Crew Due At Post Tonight To Film Training
A film crew from the Department of Prigy s signal pictorial center on Long Island is set to arrive at Fort Bliss Friday to shoot missile activity for a nationally syndicated TV show The Big Picture Spotlighted will be Fort Bliss and Redstone arsenal The schedule covers classroom and troop training with most filming at White Sands Proving Grounds New Mexico The crew consists of an officer and four civilians and was 2x5 peciet here in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Prigy
Signal Pictorial Center
Long ‘Island
Fort Silt
Fob Syl
Fort Bliss
Redstone Arsenal
Sill
John
White Sands Proving Grounds
New Mexico
Maureen O Mara Denies Magazine Story Under Oath
Hollywood actress Maureen O Mara testified that a Confidental Magazine article misrepresented her, denying ever visiting Grauman's Chinese Theater with a Latin lover. She stated she was at a Hollywood theater with her brother and father, not involved in the alleged Hollywood scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Maureen O'Mara
Grauman
Estimed
Boulevard
Asoa Veluitlal
de Janse
Charles
James FitzSimsonn
Achieseos
Sleek Edsel Preview Shown At Dawes Plant
Reporters and dealers toured the Dawes Edsel Sales plant Monday evening to get a peek at Ford Motor Company’s new Edsel line. Jim Bower and his sales team explained features of the latest models to visitors ahead of public display on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radin
Jessel
Dawes Edsel Seles
Ford Motor Company
Jim Bower
Burglars Hit Store Near Police Station
Bold burglars broke into a drug store near police headquarters last night and escaped with about 93 dollars in cash and merchandise. Police say entry was through a rear window as alarm systems sounded during two attempts at nearby Jack Pierce's Elks Drive In. A 25 year old Mexican man was questioned in another overnight burglary and held to determine charges. A separate dawn break in at Lillian Moore Drive In yielded beer and vending coin theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colice
Herman Ford
Ford Drug
Ford
Jack Pierce
Elks
Cache Road
Crang Shamburger Lumber, Co
Charees
Inday
Lillian Moore
Lor Blvd
Slaying Suspect Dies In Apparent Suicide Near Omaha
Omaha man Arthur McCluskey, 37, sought for killing two people during a berserk shooting spree, was found dead by a farm wagon with a shotgun blast. Police say he stripped naked, pressed the trigger with a tool, and died by his own hand after wounding others including his mother in law and neighbor. Betty, his wife, had reportedly refused to leave her parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Web
Omahtanan
tWospersons
Arthur “McGlaskey
McCluskey
W. Stoddard
Inlaw
Orville Brewer
Sidh McChiski
Jip
Betty
Dour
Beal
Glenn Stiddard
Worry Clinic Endorses Pay for Chores Over Allowances
Dr John H Hanger, Jacksonville clergyman and psychologist, extols Dr Crane's Worry Book ideas in a Sunday sermon. He cites paying children for real tasks rather than allowances to curb dol e mindset, sharing success in his home and urging other parents to adopt pricework rewards and structured chores. He promotes a booklet How to Earn Spending Money and suggests children become newspaper carriers as early training, with requests to write to Dr Crane care of the Hopkins Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanger
Espe
Jofn H H. Hanger
Jacksonvilles
Fla
Crane
Childson
Sagne
Lear
Oklahoma City Stock Prices and Livestock Report
Oklahoma City reports prices across grains and live stock features. Wheat prices vary by locale with scattered figures for No 1 bard and related stations while cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep markets show mixed bids and steady to weak trends. Butter prices in Chicago hold steady amid ample receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
City
State Board of Agriculture Today
Bard
Turk
Frederick
Bison
Blackwell
el Reno
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Yukon
Medford
Alva
Clinton
Enid
Vici
Oklahoma City
Hooken
Broilers
Job
Muskogee
Tulsa
Vinita
Hens
Elk City
Laintan
Watonga
Gulsa
Pauls Valley
EM City
Cline
Elon
Lawton
Ug Reno
Radio Songstress Across Down i Radio 1 Fashion
Fragmented OCR yields a mix of clues and names. main readable items include references toACROSS DOWN and various partial phrases such as Drinks made Betty with malt and those who wield power in Arthurian legend. relations to reverend figures, Quechuan Indian, and cryptic entries hint at a crossword style page with scattered definitions and partial solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Radio 1
Betty
Small Island of
Astoral
Ohio City
Gerald
Pat
President Signs Atom Insurance Bill
Washington The president signed into law the first federal atomic insurance act. The law provides up to two billion dollars of government insurance against damages from accidents in privately operated atomic power plants. The Atomic Energy Committee said private insurers refused to insure each plant for 50 to 60 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinglon
Eisenhower
Congressional Atomic Energy Committer
Tisk
Bonds Approved For McLoud School District Building
Oklahoma City reports an $110.60 bond issue for the McLoud School District in Pottawatomie County was approved today by Attorney General Williamson to fund a building program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
McLoud
Pottawatomie County
Williamson
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