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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1957
Page
16
The document lists Ned Shepler as Editor and Publisher and Bil Es Bentley as Business Manager Ralston as Managing Editor Joe House and WD Hargraves as Advertising Circulation Manager with Il Atlschlaget listed as Mechanical Superintendent in Circulation Manager and related notes.
Fragmentary text hints at themes of trial and future glory. The lines reference afflictions and sanctification, with imagery of passing through fire and emerging renewed. Specific persons, dates, or places are not identifiable.
The piece argues drought threatens the Southwest with eight years of dry spells and soil loss across six million acres. It cites a 76 million dollar emergency relief proposal, urges federal aid and private tender efforts, and stresses research and plans to cushion drought impacts while awaiting rain.
The article analyzes Egyptian president Nasser's decrees ordering Egyptian management and ownership of foreign banks trading firms and insurance firms. It notes immediate takeovers of enemy properties owned by Britain and France with five year timelines for others. It argues the moves risk Western investment while serving Nasser's aim to lead the Arab world and warns more twists may follow.
A set of trivia questions and answers covers music from the Venetian Con dolier s era, North American capitals, hurricane timing, a constitutional rejection date, the Cheng forerunner to the accordion, ton distinctions, and opossum birth size.
The Soviet leadership shifts day to day economic control to industrial managers led by Mikhil G. Pervukhin. The move marks a major change from party bureaucrats to managers who run key sectors, aiming to boost production while facing housing, steel, and energy challenges.
Dr George W Crane defends his Worry Clinic column and related booklets against campus critics. He recounts a Wayne University psychology class confrontation with a professor who mocked reading for personality change, noting he faced such attacks for two decades and cites reader letters and college adoption of Psychology Applied to support the work.
A physician notes Lupus erythematosis is increasing, once rare in 1950, now drawing wide attention. It mainly affects ages 15 to 46, with women affected about four times as often as men, and occasional familial or twin cases. The observed rise partly reflects better recognition.
Dr Edwin P Jordan outlines lupus erythematosus, its collagen tissue link, early signs like fever fatigue and joint pains, low white blood cell count, and varied treatments. Skin sensitivity to light, diet, vitamins, antimalarial drugs, nitrogen mustard, ACTH and corticosteroids have been tried with mixed success. cause remains unknown after more than 80 years.
In a pivotal look at the United Nations role in the Middle East crisis the piece argues the survival of UN peacekeeping hinges on maintaining the Egyptian border patrol force and possibly expanding to Gaza and Aqaba. It credits Lester Pearson Dag Hammarskjold Ralph Bunche and General Burns with shaping a potential world order through a UN peace supervising force.
A compact crossword style entry listing Across and Down clues with numeric hints and letter/wordplay references across travel themed terms including Thailand Bedouin Harbor Maine legatee and various wordplay hints. It outlines clues ranging from places to actions and objects, forming a themed puzzle grid.
A compact set of cryptic crossword clues including entries such as African plains, Greek, Nevada city, and legal matter. The items mix definitions and wordplay with numbers indicating clue order or lengths, forming a themed puzzle segment for readers.
The House Appropriations Committee pressed Treasury Secretary Humphrey to specify cuts he sees as needed in President Eisenhower's 712 billion budget. Chairman Cannon called the plan unconscionable and planned a full committee session to urge tighter spending. Percival Brundage, director of the budget, was to follow with his views.
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