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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1957
Page
21
Fragmentary lines describe a figure rising in strength amid suffering and silence. The text mentions Pelee and Lomas, with references to a gaze before a person or entity called Gey Psa Ra Strona, and a sense of enduring hardship. The content is unclear and appears highly fragmentary.
The legislature approves the southwestern turnpike plan to Lawton despite opposition. Governor Gilly signs the measure, with praise for Fred Alarias and Comaseche County representatives. The final push gains support from Speaker Gary, while critics warn of high interest rates and financial risks. The new route faces funding and timing questions as lawmakers anticipate challenges ahead.
The text describes strained water systems across communities tied to Lawton water lines, noting tank and hydrant pressures, storage facility limits, and pipe capacity concerns. It warns of possible restrictions, urges conservation, and anticipates Cache Creek augmenting supply while stressing the need to maintain adequate reserves for summer demand.
The article lauds Fort Sill traditions and the Fort Sill Museum’s growth from a small project to a large collection of historic buildings and artifacts. It praises General De Shave and predecessors for emphasizing U.S. Artillery and Missile Center heritage and urges careful recording before history fades.
A historical Q and A list includes who said war is hell General William T Sherman who is Chicago’s population when incorporated as a village about 200 who claimed to have bought the Diet gasoline pony for U S manufacturing Jake D Gumper of Fort Wayne End in 1885 what synthetic perfumes are made from coal tar products Frances Perkins first female Cabinet member Secretary of Labor from 1933 to 1945 Plains of Abraham named for Abraham Martin founder of osteopathy Dr Andrew Taylor Still who founded the science of osteopathy in Missouri
Stewart Allow argues the President’s power to shape policy and influence party choices could define the 1960 race. The piece cites hopes and doubts about Eisenhower’s lasting influence, noting allied generals and senators named by party leaders, plus how the White House maneuvers may affect Republican prospects.
Johnson and Kennedy, long seen as a promising 1960 Democratic ticket pair, patch up after a Senate budget clash sparked by USIA cuts. George Smathers acts as mediator. both acknowledge tension but reconcile, keeping their joint presidential prospects intact amid cross party debate.
A noisy pastiche discusses preaching methods and a suggested sermon formula. It cites instructional tips including starting with a striking theme or text, using narrative cases, varying delivery pace, and inserting verse to climactically engage listeners. The piece promotes a booklet offer from The Hopkins Syndicate.
Hollywood today surveys rising young stars and lookalikes in Broadway and film. Andy Griffith, Bette Davis, John Garfield and others are discussed. Griffith’s persona, talent, and roles in No Time for Sergeants and A Face in the Crowd are noted alongside his background in music and teaching.
A mixed set of crossword style clues references Olympia as capital and various geographic and theme terms. The puzzle hints at Washington state elements with coastal and inland terms, compass directions, and classic wordplay on names and places.
Judge Luther GB of Eu banks Saturday morning sentenced Buford McGee of Enst Ord. Co. to 15 years in the state penitentiary after a district court jury convicted him in May of a first degree incident charge. The sergeant raped his underage stepdaughter, receiving the minimum term for the offense.
A compact clue list shows answers for a past puzzle. Items include numbered entries such as 23 Indian turban 24 Russian river 26 Fork prong 28 Solicitude 29 Dry ornamentation 30 Knocks 38 Furtive gazer form var. 42 Beginning 44 Fixed took 46 Soviet river 47 Donated 49 Artistic 50 Over comb. 51 Essential being 53 Towns 84 Vehicle and 140 Brewing vessel.
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