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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1954

Page

12

Japanese Adviser Describes Red China War Tactics

Kumajiro Fukuda recounts in Tairiku Mondai how Chinese leaders used the Korean War to tighten control after 1949. He alleges landowner seizures, mass arrests, public informers, and a purge starting January 1952 as the regime consolidated power while Mao remained highly regarded for restoring independence.

Tokyo China Kumajiro Fukuda Red China Fukuda Manchurian Chemical Industries Dairen Mao Tze-tung

Boys Freed From Chest In Cambridge Cold Rescue

Two boys aged 11 and 6 were locked inside a large chest in Cambridge for 26 hours after entering it while playing. The chest lid closed and latched, trapping them until rescuers heard their pounding. Neither boy required medical care.

Cambridge Mass John Madison John Lasofsky

Strauss Says U S Leads Atom Race

Chairman Lewis L. Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission said the United States is making very rapid and satisfactory progress and leads Russia in the nuclear weapons field. He cited earlier start, more material, facilities, and large experimental machines as factors, noting about 81 billion dollars invested and plans for additional spending totaling about two billion dollars yearly for the foreseeable future.

Washington Lewis L. Strauss Atomic Energy Commission United States Russia U. S. News and World Report Soviet Russia Strauss

It Ain't Worth It Says Omaha Robber

Jack C. Walker of the Congress Hotel recounted that a stickup man took two $1 bills from the register and opened the safe to find it empty. The thief returned the money, muttered it ain’t worth it, and fled.

Omaha Jack C. Walker Congress Hotel

Notorious FBI Top 10 felon seen with others in Stroud

Oklahoma City FBI notes indicate John Harry Allen, a longtime wanted bandit, may be changing his modus operandi. He allegedly was seen at a Stroud drive-in cafe with three companions after robbing groceries in Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri. Authorities call him elusive and usually act alone.

Oklahoma City John Harry Allen FBI Allen Kansas Oklahoma Missouri Stroud N. R. Johnson Johnson Tuxedo Bartlesville Slippery John

Thieves Try Gunpoint Heist After Steak Dinner

In Culver City California two men who earlier dined on 15 steak dinners returned during tee time to a cafe and robbed the place at gunpoint taking 3600 dollars. Owner Joseph Petrilli said the robbers told him you are a good guy Joe but you charge too much for your steaks.

Culver City Calif Joseph Petrilli Joe

Memorial Press Center dedicated for 82 fallen foreign correspondents

Hal Boyle recounts the dedication of the Memorial Press Center in New York honoring 82 American journalists who died abroad for a free press. The NBC ceremony features Bob Hope, Sid Caesar, Martha Raye, John Daly, and General Dwight Eisenhower. the Overseas Press Club aims to foster dialogue among diplomats and correspondents in a landmark five story facility at 35 East 39th Street.

Hal Boyle New York Ernie Pyle Memorial Press Center Webb Miller United Press London Bob Capa Bob Indo- China Ernie All 82 NBC RCA Ford Motor Co Bob Hope Sid Caesar Martha Raye John Daly Dwight Eisenhower United States E. 39Th St Overseas Press Club Wythe Williams Bob Considine OPC

Memorial fund honors sacrifices of American newspaper workers

The text notes a national memorial funded by Edward R. Murrow and others to honor newspaper copy boys, reporters, editors, and publishers. It highlights how 82 journalists from across America were represented and how newspapers have long served readers despite hardships.

America Edward R. Murrow Daly Considine Patricia Hartwell Philan Ae Rea

Memorial honor for newspaper men’s quiet craft

The passage reflects on the pride and standards of newspaper workers who report bloodshed yet also endure personal loss. It argues a memorial honors their dedication and sacrifices, underscoring that reporters bleed in the line of duty even if the public never sees it.

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