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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1957

Page

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It is Your Day Father Readers at Fort Sill

Young fathers are celebrated in a Father’s Day feature by Bill Crawford. The piece notes officers and families at Fort Sill, with scenes from the maternity ward and new births at Memorial Hospital, including details of newborns and parents amid a festive national holiday.

James M. Pellegrino Philip James Memorial Hospital Fort Ince Carol Sattergren Phil Bill Crawford Fort Sill Peat Sini Noor Pellegrini Pelloz Esvarold Erin Neoud Papmpas Feds Skvore Tony Taul Gavin Yvonne Beier Mey Anal Paul Gas

Panhandle Storm Warnings Issue Across Four States

Storm warnings issued across the Panhandle area as storms threaten from Gilfoy to Elispounines, with reports of thunderstorm activity, small hail, and wind gusts. Forecasters expect additional development in western sections Sunday evening as storms spread eastward, with lingering activity in northeastern Oklahoma.

Trowath Gil Behided Warner Elispounines Gurion Resideus Oklahoma

Flu To Engulf Globe Crowds Alarm As New Flu Spreads

SAN FRANCISCO June 5 A sharp fever cough and body aches hit refugees and travelers in a growing global flu outbreak. Reports show cases in Barnes Tagenesia the Philippines and across Asia with eventual spread to Japan Guam and other Pacific regions. U S public health labs identified the virus and began tracing its origins and transmission. Experts warn a new flu strain with no vaccine threatens widespread impact and calls grow for monitoring and containment.

San Francisco Barnes Tagenesia Philippines Gantbwedda India Asia Japan Guam Ivan United States U.S Pacife Pacific Karl F. Moyer

Governor's Race Off To Weird Beginning In 1958

A foggy start marks the Oklahoma gubernatorial race with several候 candidates declared. State Senators Jim Rinehart and Herbert Nope along with Pauls Valley’s George Miskovsky announce plans, while veteran figure Coe looms as a probable frontrunner amid shifting alliances and campaign maneuvers. The scene shows early fluidity as contenders weigh pledges and strategic ties in a busy political opener.

Coe May Be Gary Aear Atkinson

Downpour Heaviest In 87 Years Floods Slam St Louis Area

Severe floods hit St Louis and Missouri with 17 deaths and 3,500 homeless. Torrential rains swamped Belleville and surrounding areas as towns faced four feet of water and city streets became rivers. Drowning and missing persons were reported across several communities, including Belleville, Albedo, and Smithton, with numerous evacuations and property damage widespread.

St. Louis Trace Missouri Tlingis Low Vo Mississippi Beaufort Herve Albeus James H. Dullea Kinet St Lous Belleville William J. Smith East St. Louis Joseph Dickerson McClure Smith Mary Kennett Dickerson Smithton George Kampelmann Bellevilli Illinois

Peg Quits Job After Love Bug Bite and Postmaster Rise

Peg resigns from her job amid a sensational tale involving love, a Philadelphia convention, and Ed Etter of Newton as a former postmaster who stood out in the national postmasters scene. Peg, famed in Chattanooga and Oklahoma circles, rose to high posts before stepping down after years of service, saying fatigue and a changed mood led to her decision.

Peg Fatl Roosevelt Sher National Executive Council Chillanooga Oklahima Credit Brlongs Republica Ben Baker Baker Peg Cummins Margaret Cummins Chattanooga

Booze crackdown targets bootleggers selling to minors

Police Chief Ron Wheatley announced a Saturday liquor crackdown aimed at bootleggers selling to minors. Detectives reported several raids with some houses found liquor, while others yielded no contraband.

Ron Wheatley Wheatley Chick Wheatley Timmy Warren Agin Johnny Bop

Witnesses Reflect on Girard Club Incident in Japan

Maebashito Japan June 15 witness testimony centers on a manslaughter case involving Army Specialist William S. Girard amid a brawl last Saturday night. Pfe Wilhuy TR. Smith of the 1st Cavalry Division was struck with a heavy wooden club and knocked to the ground, with injuries deemed not serious.

Onozeki Pfe Wilhuy Smith 1St Cavalry Division Hind

Five Million Dollar Chicago Treasury Losses Revealed

Chicago officials report a syndicate looting nearly five million dollars from county funds. State's Attorney Benjamin Adamowski says losses could reach higher totals amid a growing investigation targeting the county clerk and treasurer offices. He notes prior recovered fines and tax penalties hint at broader corruption. The probe begins next Monday as part of a sweeping review.

Chicago Asl Conk County Cook County Aduiowski Adamowski Elmer Co. Sandquist Sandquist

Fair Skies Expected Over Lawson Area Today

Forecasters predict partly cloudy skies over Lawson with a high near 32 degrees. No rain is forecast. Saturday’s top reading reached around 90 degrees.

Lawson Jude

Refuge tops U S zoos says European observer

Dr Ivo Poglayen Austrian born Albuquerque manager praises Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge as nation leading in conservation and Julian Howards management. He contrasts European reserves noting underpaid personnel and language barriers but says Europeans preserve reserves when conditions fail in America.

Europe Ivo Poglayen Albuquerque, N. M Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Julian Howard Mihough Poglagen America

Britain Presents Views To Russia

London delivered a message to Soviet Premier Bulganin stating Britain cannot accept broad disarmament without parallel settlements on Germany Hungary and the Middle East. A limited disarmament would help prevent a third world war tragedy and ease many East West tensions. Macmillan’s letter, a reply to Bulganin’s earlier 8,000 word note, was readied for Kremlin delivery and publicized, signaling cautious optimism for dialogue.

London Britain Germany Hungary Middle East Fast and West Harold Macmilan Nikolai Bulganin Maccmillan Bulganin Kremlin Russia Macmillan Europe

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