Edited sentence: As a youth he was once a paperboy.Fulton ran for the position again in 1956, and this time was of age and seated.Fulton was educated as a youth in the public schools of his native Nashville.Fulton was sworn in on January 3, 1955.He later attended the University of Tennessee.He served in the United States Navy in World War II.He was reelected in 1958, then left politics to begin a career in real estate.His election was challenged on this basis, and the Senate voted unanimously (28-0) to unseat Fulton, whose post was then taken by Clifford Allen.However, he had not yet turned 30, the age required for senators under the Tennessee State Constitution.In 1954, Fulton was elected to the Tennessee State Senate in place of his brother Lyle, who had died suddenly shortly after receiving the Democratic nomination for that post