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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1954
Page
12
The Lawton Constitution lists staff including Ned Shepler and Bill Bentley and notes subscription pricing outside Southwest Oklahoma at fifty dollars per year. It mentions a two percent sales tax on mail subscriptions and the paper’s association with the Associated Press and the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
A reflective note cites Hebrews 13 7 urging followers to imitate leaders who speak God s word and consider their conduct The mention of Lazarus emphasizes faith over poverty as the route to Abraham s bosom in Trench framing
The piece reflects on Abraham Lincoln as a figure whose birthday February 12 is celebrated while the date of his death, April 15, 1865 in Springfield, Illinois, is less remembered. It notes Lincoln's enduring legacy beyond the assassination and war.
A veteran female career officer proposes adding women to the Department of State staff to improve organization and efficiency. She argues male staff mishandle paperwork and slow systems, and says a skilled housekeeper could quickly tidy up operations, though her identity remains confidential for protection.
The piece argues America’s leaders should openly express faith in the free economy to lift spirits during a postwar downturn. It notes business activity remains below postwar peaks and discusses how serious the issue is while urging hopeful confidence for the future.
Joseph and Stewart Alsop allege the McCarthy faction misled the public about subversives in government. Witness W Scott McLeod says no Communists found in State Department, only 11 loyalty-related dismissals, largely driven by State Security, with 534 firings claimed but many not real.
Harlow H. Curtice president of General Motors ahead of 1954 foresees a strong economy equal to 1953 and announces a plan to spend 1 billion dollars on expansion in 1954 and 1955, signaling confidence in America's growing outlook.
The article clarifies that mucous colitis is the same as irritable bowel or spastic colon. It describes symptoms such as abdominal discomfort and growling, notes cases worsen with emotion, and explains rapid intestinal waves, diet impacts, and the noncancerous nature of the condition.
A mother in law and wife should avoid arguing to win. Proving yourself right only escalates conflict. Express opinions briefly, respect her view, and grant her right to hers. Peace in the family comes from restraint and mutual respect.
The article notes the Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz baby arrival stirs public interest as the Nelsons Ozzie and Harriet plan to weave real life events into future Ozzie and Harriet episodes. Oz and Harriet foresee their sons Ricky and David dating and marrying, shaping storylines for ABC TV under a 10 year contract. Ethel Merman discusses a suspense duet on CBS radio and fears the business risks after rehearsal.
A set of questions and answers covers the origin of hustings as a London election platform. It lists the best hyghida via shoulders and sides, identifies Pythagoras as early proponent of a round earth, explains nectarine development from peach variants, and notes preachers exist worldwide including Australia and Madagascar.
Oklahoma City Feb 12 UP Gov Johnston Murray appointed Dorothy Young assistant Tulsa county attorney as judge of Tulsa county's juvenile court. She succeeds George E Norvell who announced his resignation. Selection announced Thursday night but formal papers filed Friday.
A fragment discusses changing female expectations toward comfort over rigid dress codes. It notes women rejecting uncomfortable attire and beauty rituals, signaling a move toward practical fashion and independence.
Danny Kaye bows out of a Maurice Chevalier biography project while the U S nixes the French singer’s trip. Peggy Castle joins The White Orchid in Mexico as South of the border flavor surfaces. Exhibitors declare science fiction dead at the box office but Riders to the Stars climbs. Marjorie Main won’t retire despite MGM contract end and Ma and Pa Kettle ends with Percy Kilbride’s retirement. Jeffrey Selznick and Irene prep a producer path as he cuts on Jennifer Jones films.
Mitzi Gaynor comments on a growing dispute between Warner Bros and British producers over a Trilby film project. Warner Bros pursues a star role for Kathryn Gray and Hildegarde Neff in a maid character swept into opera, amid denials of further details.
A trust from the will of Ben Franklin who died in 1790 now totals 1 137 186 dollars. In 1991 the fund will be split equally between the city of Boston and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The original sum was 5 000 dollars.
Senator Estes Kefauver seeks re election amid opposition from old foes and new rivals in Tennessee. Congressman Pat Sutton is named as potential challenger while Governor Frank Clement's rising influence in state politics adds to the political tension surrounding the August primaries.
Glenn Waller rushed to hospital after his five year old daughter mixed lighter fluid with beer and handed it to him during television viewing. He reached the hospital in time for the late movie.
Prison guards at Toyotama Prison pursue a thief who broke into the general store and escaped with two men’s suits a $150 camera and $40 in cash. Authorities suspect an inside job.
Butte county school authorities ban swapping toys gadgets and articles among pupils citing safety and discipline concerns. An incident description notes a freckle-faced traveler with dynamite sticks aboard a bus, underscoring the rationale for the rule.
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