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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1954
Page
9
A reader note on college graduates shows no recession in job prospects with PhD holders earning up to 400 dollars and MS degrees drawing similar pay, reflecting strong entry level demand and competitive salaries for new graduates.
A fragmented report outlines political maneuvers in New Jersey as candidates seek a comeback. The piece notes party battles within the state's congressional scene and references support for Senator Joseph R. McCarthy in a broader national context.
A Beaver youth received a prestigious fellowship worth 1560 dollars for advanced work in his field. He was one of three nationwide selections by eight committees representing the American Veterinary Association Science Association American Animal Production and the Association of Land Grant colleges.
A historical chart links whisky consumption to bodily effects from 1 ounce to lethal levels. It notes 0.1 percent alcohol impairs motor skills, 0.2 percent causes deep drunkenness, and 0.4 to 0.5 percent leads to coma, with 0.8 to 1 percent risking death. The piece also cites 1953 Oklahoma injury data from car crashes.
Hal Boyle extols exercise as a universal remedy and simple home routine. He cites Cicero and a British study to argue physical activity reduces heart disease and cancer risk. The piece notes modern sedentary life harms health and suggests practical, shared workouts for patients and doctors alike.
A Capital girl is revived after a life threatening collapse on Easter. Witnesses describe seeing her breathe again as nurses respond and perform artificial respiration. Parents praise the event as the happiest Easter they have ever had.
A food handlers school sponsored by Creek County will be held in Sapulpa on May 19. Instructors will be Frank Barrett of Oklahoma A&M and Glen Earley of the state Department.
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