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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1957
Page
4
A fragmented OCR style item mentions Awd Buree Witt and uncertain titles, with references to sisters in the Tenens and Vapones viaiscend. It alludes to a mysterious author and vows, with vague notes on words, scribes, floats, and rotunds, set in an eerie poetic register.
In a tense global mood the article surveys French politics and leadermaligns, noting enduring influence and a potential new formula in America. It highlights France's stance in the Saar crisis, Western defense questions, and inflation fears at home, with Eisenhower's stance and Malet's steady presence shaping expectations.
A feature notes Blair Joseph Carciole, a budding violinist with the Washington National Symphony, using an improvised method to limit violin sound. He alters bowing and conditions the instrument to reduce high pitched screech, suggesting broader use of simple common sense to curb city noise.
Mrs. Ullman loses cookbooks in transit. Captain Johnson of the Navy’s feeding program notes the issue and delivers a personal copy of the navy final cookbook to Mrs. Ullman in Washington. Each recipe serves 100, ideal for a large crowd.
The article poses trivia on symbols and virtues, the Declaration of Independence committee of five, language in Panama, and sharks in fresh water. It notes five virtues linked to button symbolism, Franklin Jefferson Adams Livingston Sherman, Spanish as official in Panama with English spoken widely, and Lake Nicaragua as a rare fresh water habitat for sharks. It also states the dog as the first domesticated animal and ties to early Stone Age hunter societies in Europe.
Oklahoma City livestock market summaries show varied demand with receipts including steers heifers and calves. Prices move unevenly with steady to higher trends for select cattle and active, fully steady feeders while lambs and ewe prices show pressure. notable entries include Clinton Vinita Tulsa and Blackwell with price ranges across multiple classes and weights.
Scouts at Post No. Th hosted a dinner Saturday night at the Quanah Parker community house inside Wichita Mountains Wildlife Reserve. Advisor O K Parsons announced he would show films about the post's voyage through Minnesota and Canada in 1854 after the meal. Attendees included Cathrine Wilzel Sharon Cox Kaven Bridwed Barbara Paton Patsy Tait Linea Nawkins Jimmy Fox and Mv. duc Mills Bill Pierce. Present were Eddie Newcombe Bobby Newnman R A Ban Jerry Moon Barb Nicholas lower Parsons Mike Parsons and De Parsons.
Cameron college announces the second nine week term of night classes will end March 14. Gordon L Paine, registrar, notes registration for the new term will be held March 18 and 19 with openings in the college night courses.
Two traffic complaints were filed in the morning by Courly Ator against motorist Newt C. Adair and Albert B. Mead, 25, Fort Sill, and J. A. Gilbert, 19, of Arlington, for speeding at night.
Herman T. Jackson declares candidacy for Councilman Ward 5. He outlines plans for local services, fiscal accountability, and community development, asserting focus on neighborhood safety, road maintenance, and transparent governance. Campaign details and timeline to follow.
Birth announcements and medical notices list numerous newborns with weights and times across several Oklahoma communities. Names include Rhodes Fletcher Davis Waldrop and Avery among many families, with medical staff and facilities such as Fort Sill Indian School noted.
Oklahoma civil defense director Brett To address Emer son school parents at 7:39 p.m. today. He arrived in Lawson before noon and met Mayor Ellsworth and civil defense leaders for a planning lunch. He announced a drive to install warning devices citywide as part of disaster readiness amid tornado and war disaster concerns.
Judge J Merle Oaks presided over municipal court. 34 complaints heard. Traffic violations led with 14 cases, 12 for public drunkenness. Bonds forfeited or fines imposed varied. several defendants tied to stop signs, license issues, speed, drunkenness, and vagrancy. Two Fort Sill men faced transfer to military authorities. University program noted at Bar It Guest Ranch.
Dr. George W. Crane extols business colleges as practical, self supporting institutions that fund land and buildings, avoid federal aid, and foster a no nonsense approach to learning. He contrasts them with liberal arts campuses, praising the adult students who study for two years and urging readers to request Crane’s booklet.
Michigan veterans must file for bonuses by Thursday. J L Zipen, service officer, and Linrton post 29 officers note residency and service requirements. Applications outline addresses for state and national offices across several states with deadlines and eligibility for World War II and Korean veterans.
Helena schoolboys at the state Boys' Training School escaped over the weekend. Authorities said youths climbed the fence in freedom Saturday with 9 more escaping last night and 4 more early today. Eleven were apprehended and returned to the institution shortly after.
Travel talk puzzle clues list many entries including South American country, tropical fruit, mythical bird, Arabian gull, scent, Greek letter, performance, here, come in, Venezuelan river, travel, organ of hearing, distant, smelling organ, entry in ledger, kitchen tool, city in Massachusetts, vacation symbol, opposed, revise, in addition, place, Roman goddess, lampreys, allies, hearth, operated, factory worker, deed, food regime, enameled metal, existed, feminine appellation, health resort and Down clues such as peel, paradise, hire, beneath, form, dissects, anchor Bayle writers, ear, remanerator, laundry machine, artless, great artery, front, imitated, inhabitants.
The query presents a sequence of puzzle clues with numbers and hints but lacks readable context or complete clues. This item appears to be a fragment from a crossword or puzzle page, listing definitions or prompts rather than full questions. No identifiable events or persons are present to anchor a newsy summary.
Police reported four burglaries and a series of thefts over the weekend. Victims include W. E. Schoolcraft 160 Lake and Alling Washington 1412 Lee Blvd with clothing, a 11-jewel wristwatch a revolver and $10 taken from Washington home. The Silver Dollar Bar 2501 S With thefts included money cigarets and a piano jukebox pinball machine. A purse with 65 to 10 stolen from a First Baptist church seat. Other thefts cited include car hubs clothing from a car at Immanuel Baptist church and belts from pickup trucks. Memorial hospital lobby saw a newspaper rack stolen.
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