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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1957
Page
6
A religious quotation set from Psalms praising eternal praise and a life of prayer. It cites Psalm 7:13 and quotes F W Robertson on prayer as a life of litany and self devoted love.
The piece warns Congress may bring labor unions under antitrust laws as it discusses Hoffa, the Teamsters, and dock unions contemplating a transport monopoly. It argues such a cartel could paralyze U S commerce, cites alleged racketeering and communist ties, and faults leadership in ILA and ILWU. It decries gangsters’ influence over legitimate operations.
The late Walter George was a principled lawmaker whose Senate career spanned 34 years. He chaired the Senate Finance Committee, defended bipartisanship in foreign policy, led the Foreign Relations Committee, and earned esteem across parties for integrity and steady leadership.
A jumble of quotes touches on marriage and money warnings from Burlesque queen Mrs. Joseph Alberti in Paterson New Jersey, Khrushchev’s view on coexistence, a Chicago man’s road map remark, an Ohio Turnpike speeding arrest, a Bombay romance rumor involving an Italian director, news photographers seen as dictatorial, and Eisenhower’s note on White House photographers.
Washington column assessing Jimmy Hoffa as a potential catalyst for a "one big union" under Teamsters control. The piece links Hoffa to Johnny Dio and Harry Bridges, warns of possible federal reaction, and compares historical labor acts and risks to national transportation power.
Mansfield report says kitchen fashions shift to black with the Tappan Stove Co introducing a 36 inch electric range described as brisk, black and beautiful. It features an instrument panel twin lights oven clock bake and broil indicators and a waist high broiler. Separately, titanium ore extraction from Australian beaches is a 224 million dollar yearly industry.
Dr. George W Crane discusses lip reading as a practical aid for the deaf and hearing. He notes that even those who lose hearing later can still speak or sing, and that lip reading helps everyone. He refrains from sensationalism and cites clinics like Indianapolis offering low cost instruction, urging both the hearing and the hard of hearing to study speech mechanics.
The doctor notes asthma is an allergic disease often triggered by inhaled dust including pollens molds household dust and animal danders with foods and drugs occasionally involved. Main symptom is shortness of breath and wheezing often in attacks sometimes continuous. identifying the trigger via attack history is the first crucial step.
Dr Jordan outlines identifying asthma causes through skin tests and exposure, and describes treatment aimed at attack relief and prevention. Removing the trigger, desensitization, infection control, general health improvement, and therapies like injections and corticosteroids are discussed, noting professional care for acute phases. A house fly’s wingbeat rate is noted as about 20,000 times per minute.
Report signed by Ceylon and Tunisia lent weight to calls for a U N rebuke of Moscow over Hungary. The piece outlines pressure on Ceylon to oppose condemnation, notes Gunewardene’s U N role, and reviews Gluck’s possible role and Crewe’s resignation as Colombo’s ambassador in the Hungary dispute context.
A fragmented crossword style clue list mentioning names and terms. includes actor, places, and various wordplay hints without coherent narrative or single outcome. The readable fragments reference people such as ACROSS and DELAWARE and phrases like visitor Young, nymph, decays, garlands, and a variety of defined or obscure terms.
OKLAHOMA CITY stray dogs housed by a fireworks maker after an explosion last week are being given away due to high demand. Roland Yates, brother in law of the late Irvin Parker, arranged a distribution at Parker's property. Dozens queued as helpers corralled and fed the animals, letting people select dogs one by one.
FT. KNOX Ky UP The Armored Training Center praises its grapplin chaplain Lt Haleont M Turner a 174 pound national Olympic free style champion from Waynesburg College representing NYAC He is a Virginia and Union Theological Seminary graduate who joined the army after planning a goodwill tour Turner will lead a training regiment after a 45 day Japan tour and may take an assistant who can wrestle and play the pipe organ and type.
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