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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1957

Page

2

Area TB Parley Set at Lawton Wednesday

Plans for the 47 Christmas seal rate will be discussed at a regional tuberculosis program and seat conferences at the Hotel Lawtonian Wednesday. Southwestern Oklahoma counties represented by Mrs. Mal Tallett and others will attend the one day conference with chair C. G. A. Vukin.

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Tomlinson Student Elections Planned at Junior High

Lawton junior high plans an all school election Friday with candidate petitions due, ballots in homeroom, and a rally on Thursday. Candidates must meet GPA and attendance standards, with positions including president and treasurer. Principal A Richardson emphasizes student council aims to cooperate with faculty and improve school activities.

Tomlinson Juning High Schonl Iav A. Richardson Lorena Fullerton He Political Ean J Pass Richardson Lawton City Jorie Gonalinaay Toninson Junior High Scheot

Blast damages school and nearby buildings in desegregation tensions

A massive blast shattered the east Mashville school and damaged three blocks of nearby shops and homes amid ongoing desegregation protests. No injuries reported. three arrests tallied after day-night disturbances. Police found a detonating cap at the scene. officials warn of escalating lawlessness and call for civic action.

Clisa Joe Casty East Mashville Sehoel Fehr John Irwin W. EH Oliver Nashville

Bank Officials Attend American Bankers Convention in Ardmore

Exalt English Security Bank and Trust Col president and board of directors and J C Kennedy chair of the bank board will attend the American Bankers Association national convention in Ardmore Sept 21. Madill residents vote on band issues totaling 100000 for a new city hall and 15000 for fire fighting equipment.

Security Bank & Trust Col J.C. Kennedy American Bankers Association Madile Madill

Baptist School Clinic Registration Hits 750

Five day Smuthera Baptist convention clinic at Lawton First Baptist drew hundreds from surrounding areas. Dr Tom Wiles hosted sessions with A V Washburn and E W Westmoreland reporting attendance rising toward 750 as daily programs covered teaching methods and Bible study strategies with lectures and simultaneous conferences.

Baptist School Clinic Lawton First Baptist Church Clvni Tom Wiles Adster South Lawon A. V. Washbun Baptist Surlay School Board Nashville,Tenn E. W. Westmoreland Oklahoma City W. E. Russell Wallers First Baptist Church Ince A.washburn Sis B. Evans Department of Architecture Baptist Sunday School Board Nashville Tenn Chrch Library Albeypiina Hare J Church Recreation Dave Prichard Murray Severance Miss Harris W- Pram Oservier Baptist Boar Prichards Oklahoma City First Baptist Selevance Baptist Sunday ‘School Board A. T Pam Tarlay Washhurm Amt Westmoreland Leonard Sligher Pasion Brookside Banksteard Tulsa Wiles John Shelton Pasion Brevievick Gn Mission Board Jtelimiond

Faubus court orders drawn over school integration

In Little Rock the fight over school integration continued with orders and denials. Federal action sought to protect court decrees authorizing integration while Gov Faubus defended the move. National Guard presence and police guarded North Little Rock and Central High as press and a reporter faced security checks.

Tavies Lille Rock Felon Board Davies Shorly Asat TUS James Gallman Grady United States Gay Fanbus Clinger Dotnison Askre Faubus Johnson National Guard Caw Herbert Brownell U.S Osra Cobb Little Tock NBC Litton Rock FBI North Lite Rock High School The Hoor North Litlle Rock Central High

Motorist Dies In Grady County Crash

An Oklahoma City motorist Opal Jones, 33, died in a Grady county crash on SH 7 three miles east of Tuttle. Trooper O. M. Wizalan reported a second fatal crash in Grady county as a truck skidded while trying to slow near a narrow bridge. This year the Lawton district records 46 traffic deaths across seven counties, with Grady county among the casualties.

Oklahoma City Grady County Opal Jones Tuttle SH 7 O. MM. Wizalan Grady Eounty Iriel Beegan TDI Combnete Jefferson Stankeys Tno Tilman Caston County

Traffic Charges Filed Against Two

County Attorney Warren Crane filed traffic charges against two motorists arrested by highway patrol, Mayne Samuel Millen of Cyril charged with passing without sufficient clearance and Milton accused of swerving into the right lane forcing the other vehicle off the road. Gary Wayne Conner and John Bateman face separate reckless driving and rag racing complaints in Giles and adjacent courts.

Attormey Warren Crane Mayne Samuel Millen Cyril Marvin E. Cameron E. P. Wilkinson Parier Hill Wilkinson Mil Jton Arbert Barker Highway Patrol Milton Justice of Peace Woorlrow Giles Gary Wayne Conner Lawton John +. Bateman

Oklahoma water project funds outlined in Beaver Creek plan

Milton Keating explains costs and local shares for a planned Beaver Creek reservoir to serve seven southwest Oklahoma cities. The Bureau of Reclamation estimates project cost around 28.09 million dollars over 50 years with benefits including water supply, flow control and navigation. February report notes Lawson and other cities meeting goals while Duncan and Walters already reached theirs. A monthly bulletin will publish progress as farmers negotiate contracts before construction starts, with related events and commemorations noted.

Milton Keating Chamber Congress Lawson Enats Duncan Waukilla Temple Camanche Walters Ryan Imastings Addington Terral Popont, & Conservancy dlisiPiel yAust Tadiy Bey Miay Maeowithershi Tival Isstir Scan Diemy FL Tnwell Convension Serretors Ned Shepler CL Vernon Fowell Jake Wead Charocter

Spartan strike over unfair labor practices at Page Aircraft Co

About 950 former Spartan employees struck Page Aircraft Co over a maintenance contract dispute with the International Association of Machinists. Page claimed over 200 Spartans were offered work before the takeover, prompting unemployment compensation claims that could raise the employers' unemployment tax rate.

Page Redman Thse Spartan Page Aircraft Co International Association of Machinists Joca Wo Page

Three City Men Set for Oklahoma Industry Tour 1957

Three Lawton business and professional men will participate in the Oklahoma Development Council annual tour to industrial areas in the East from Sept 40 to Oct 12. Exall English J C Kennedy and Milton Keating directors join M G Tomlinson Frederick to represent the southwest. The tour covers New York Chicago Boston and Baltimore and aims to showcase Oklahoma to attract new industries. Inquiries will be mailed to state cities holding ODC membership.

Lawton Oklahoma Development Council Exall English ODC J. C. Kennedy Milton Keating M. G. Tomlinson Frederick New York City Chicago Boston Baltimore Oklahoma

Fair schedule outlines livestock and crop judging events

Fair continues through the week with 4 H and poultry exhibits indoors. Crops and horticulture judged at 2 pm Wednesday, dairy at 7 pm, Thursday features swine and sheep judging, beef cattle at 7 pm Friday. Bleachers for 600 erected around arena. displays open Saturday. Hog and sheep pens described. grain exhibits likely limited by spring rains. Evening judging runs three days, unseen reference to 1950 fair context.

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Syria warns of aggression amid naval and air activity

Syria accuses the United States of meddling as warships approach Latakia and unidentified high altitude aircraft fly over the coast. The Foreign Ministry says U.S. actions threaten Syria and violate the UN Charter while Syria vows to defend against possible aggression.

Syria Vol. S Une Atanday Latakia United States

Drainage project to widen canal near Roosevelt stadium

City officials plan two week drainage work to relieve runoff in Stephens addition Gooch Acres area. Project includes three rows of 18 inch concrete tile and future riprapping with $27,587.50 total material cost. developers contribute $2,000 and salvage tile funds estimated at $7,542. City Engineer Douglas L. Smith leads the effort.

Tice Tice Iaw C. R. Ellsworth Douglas L. Smith Stephens Stephens Addition Gooch Acres Cvncy Wll Stephens Additions Ellsworth US Sonag City Roosevelt Stadium

Exaggeration Sparks Massive Fight at Columbus School

Report says about two hundred youths clashed at a Columbus junior high, with a dozen officers on scene. Police reported two engaged in fighting and 98 watching as no arrests were made.

Columbus Ohio

City crews finish creek cleanup and tile project

City workers completed a project along Squaw Creek between Gore and Ferris. The work removed silt and rocks from the canal that had settled after recent rains, using a bulldozer and new concrete tile installations.

Vth Balewin Lawton Squaw Creek Gore Ferris

Venutians claim space station and contact with Earth

In Enid a Venusian narrator said their station orbits 40 000 miles above Earth and claims a higher vibration frequency. They describe Venutians as six foot plus with fair hair living in domed cities, visiting planets, and Trading metals with Mars for water.

Earth Venutians Venutian Eisenhower Uioy Enid Venus Orion Mars Pittsburgh U.S Britain

Lincoln trio charged with burglary in police slaying case

Lincoln, with Mrs. Rita Lewise Norris of Lawton widow of Gene Paul Norris slain by Texas police, is charged along with Pearce in burglary and possession of burglary tools. Pearce is held at Kingfisher and Mrs Norris at Lawton.

Lincoln Rita Lewise Norris Lawton Gene Paul Norris Texas Pearce Kingfisher Norris

Threat escalates over school integration in Birmingham

F L Shuttlesworth, beaten while attempting to enroll four Negroes at Phillips, plans to renew effort but police ban enrollment. Bomb threat and cross burnings spark park lockdown as Negroes seek admission to Phillips Woodlawn High Graymont Elementary under Alabama's school placement law. Banks says principals cannot enroll eight children. board to study petitions. Shuttlesworth vows continued action amid violence and intimidation. Gas execution dates in California noted as historical facts.

F. L. Shuttlesworth Phillips Woodlawn High School Shuttesworth Birmingham Board of Education Phillips and Woodlawn Graymont Alabama Frazer Banks Banks

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