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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1954
Page
12
A religious quotation discusses Hebrews 6 6 and the idea that those who fall away cannot be renewed to repentance as they crucify the Son of God afresh. It adds that the law cannot save and that true forgiveness lies with a contrite heart recognizing divine perfection and condemnation of sin.
The piece argues Europe should be allowed broader trade with the United States while warning against aiding the Soviet orbit by easing embargoes on Russia and its satellites. It notes Britain and France urge fewer barriers and critiques Congress for inaction, asserting Western nations will trade where they must regardless of U.S. stance.
A recent New York waterfront labor disruption was not a lawful work stoppage but coercion by criminal elements within the International Longshoremen's Association. The National Labor Relations Board upheld orderly labor relations, while the AFL distanced itself for not purging criminal elements from ILA leadership and rank and file.
A Washington News analysis weighs the H bomb's impact on strategy and civil defense, arguing it could render existing arms obsolete yet raising questions about deterrence and outlawing the weapon. It calls for thoughtful public discourse during Easter and notes leaders must reflect citizens' wishes in a democracy.
ILA won a December preference vote but the NLRB found intimidation and violence against opponents and ordered a new election. ILA struck to enforce December results, but the NLRB stood firm and warned ILA to end the strike or be removed from ballots. The strike faded as the agency upheld the law over violence.
Edwin P. Jordan explains how warts and corns differ. Corns arise from skin injury and shoe pressure, with hard and soft varieties. Warts can spread between body parts. weather and treatment with X rays or surgery may be used in difficult cases.
Mrs Brown presses for Pammy’s school play attendance as the key to parenting. Brown balances his paternal duties with a pressing work matter, buying candy and plastic dishes as appeasement. The piece argues that generosity and reasonableness should govern disappointments in family life.
A quizzed reader learns the teasel raised nap on cloth and that no device matches its work. Xylography is defined as the art of engraving pictures on wood. A note contrasts martial law with military law, defining peacekeeping versus siege conditions.
Hollywood gossip notes Eddie Cantor jokes about money while planning a busy 62nd season. He will host 26 dramatic shows and star in 13 Eddie Cantor Theater episodes with a weekly radio show, plus talk of a film sequel.
The piece argues the atomic threat rests with a few leaders in the US and USSR who control weapons and policy. It urges accountability from Eisenhower and allied rulers, noting science outpaces social control and calls for decisive action to prevent catastrophe. It mentions Hollywood figures and entertainment news alongside the political discussion.
In Enid Oklahoma police found Lady Porres not dead as reports claimed. The 109 year old man said he intended to reach his 110th birthday on December 17 and explained neighbors misread his collapse while carrying wood as a death scene.
A crowded crossword style clue list with hints for ten and more entries including naval abbr Scottish German city and various short terms. The scattered clues resemble a quick puzzle page with definitions and abbreviations for answers.
A compact deciphering of the puzzle line by line yields a wordplay chain. Each numbered cue maps to a synonym or letter, guiding to the final solution through cross references and crosswords norms.
United Press reports Perlie Parult fined ten dollars and jailed twenty four hours in city court for being drunk during her appearance. In Brownfield Texans celebrate rainfall after six months as 15 year old Kay Kissinger crowned Dreuth breaker of 1954. New Orleans recounts a five mile amateur race where police arrive as one man is pronounced dead after speeding over ninety miles per hour.
A full scale ceremony was held in Hagerstown Maryland for 20 young men earning high school certificates. After speeches and a band the graduates returned to the State Reformatory for Males to complete their remaining sentences.
Political notices urge voters to support Democrat John Pete Fullerton and Toby Morris for district judge and city court. They also back Ralph H. Cline for sheriff and K. V. Tink Rhodes and Floyd W. Kennedy in county races.
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