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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1954
Page
10
A fragmentary OCR readout shows roles such as business manager managing editor and circulation manager with partial names like AHLSCHLAGER and initials BEY. The text appears to be an incomplete masthead or staff listing from a periodical.
The excerpt presents religious maxims about sin and inner peace. It juxtaposes a biblical verse from Revelation with Archbishop Leighton’s teaching that earthly winds do not disturb true tranquility unless sin is present.
The piece examines whether Illinois candidate Joseph T Meek will back President Eisenhowers legislative program in the Senate race against Paul Douglas. Meeks shift from opposition to support would reveal how far party loyalty and presidential influence shape congressional voting and future 1956 decisions.
A tense stand off inside Guatemala’s regular army sparked fears of greater instability but a rapid truce halted the confrontation. The dispute centers on the fate of anti Communist Col. Car and his influence amid ongoing political tensions.
Peter Edson argues the United States must stay in the United Nations and UNESCO to counter Soviet influence. He notes ILO seating debates reveal Communist control risks and urges pressure to raise labor standards, ending slave labor camps. He cites votes and positions from Geneva and warns withdrawal would empower Moscow.
The text notes that Castillo Armas' Army of Liberation faced internal rivalry with regulars who claimed two armies defending the same cause could not coexist. It credits Ambassador John Peurifoy with helping bring the belated uprising to a swift end, preserving anti-Red gains.
Dr Edwin P Jordan describes asthma as tied to allergic reactions to dust pollens molds and animal danders. He emphasizes identifying the cause through history skin tests and exposures and outlines treatment from acute care to preventive strategies including desensitization and addressing infections and overall health.
A reflective domestic guide asks seven questions for balance in marriage and home life. It urges women to balance social life, manage perfectionism, maintain a pleasant table, understand husbands' ambitions, tackle challenges calmly, nurture friendships, and use self image as measured by scales and feedback from husband and friends.
A set of Q and A items covers the largest US bird the California condor, presidents who were bachelors at election time James Buchanan and Grover Cleveland, the word origin of hussy from housewife, and the accuracy of predicting eclipses with dates 50 or 100 years ahead.
In Charlotte a young woman reclaimed her stolen swimwear from a teen in a crowded downtown shop. She reported last week she found her clothing missing from a locker after swimming. The offender admitted theft and the case was referred to the youth bureau for larceny.
Hollywood reporters note Roy Rogers seeks a ruling on whether Republic can release his old films to TV without permission. A US circuit court denied reversal of a California court ruling in Republic’s favor. Exhibitors push for Rogers films while he remains uncast since 1951.
Senate Banking Committee spotlight falls on Urban Real Estate Co of Teaneck New Jersey and partners George Marcus Sidney Sarnow Ralph Solow. They profited from inflated federal mortgages for Linwood Park and Teaneck Gardens while tenants paid a 5 percent premium and a TV antenna charge. Marcus defends actions as legal and ads costs, Powell later fired for unrelated reasons.
Federal narcotics agents claim Ralph M. Ochoa received 40 dollars to buy narcotics for a roundup but used the funds for himself. He was released on a 400 dollar bond pending embezzlement charges in Phoenix Arizona.
The list shows crossword clues including interstice the Biblical mountain Rasps Miss Darcef East Fr. conclusion steamer ransoms fortification and other terms with hints for filling a crossword grid.
Answers likely include EDWARD nicknames Ed or TED for 37. 38 HORSEMEN could be SIREN? No. 39 Female saint abbreviated St and female saints are STs? 42 Assault is HIT or ATTACK. 43 Mimics APES. 45 Dry is Sted PN f unclear. 47 Demolish TEAR DOWN or RAZE. 48 Passage in the brain CEREBRAL TRACT or FISSURE. Sleeping furniture plural BEDS. 51 Winglike part ALA or ALAE. 52 Number NUM or N. 55 Snooze NAP or SLEEP.
Parsonsburn Md report says James Moore aged 58, a woodsman, died yesterday when a tree he was cutting toppled and crushed him. Authorities investigated the accident at the work site.
Sam Rosenbloom aged 80 limped into municipal court on a theft charge as Judge Lenore Underwood admonished him that he is too old for society to punish. The judge ordered probation steps toward placement in an aged care home.
Baltimore man Howard S. Strouse 51 a retired railroad worker faced charges after a pistol waving incident. He was accused of assault and threatening to shoot two policemen his wife and causing a disturbance. His wife said he has been nervous and in poor condition after a recent operation and has Western ideas.
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