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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1954

Page

6

Verses Speak of Deliverance and Prayer in Biblical Tone

The passage recalls oppression by regional powers and divine rescue, paired with a Dryden quatrain about vows and heavenly aid. It contrasts Old Testament tribulation with a poet’s meditation on prayer and providence, highlighting the theme of deliverance through supplication.

Man Against Nature Champions Courage and Curiosity

An American editorial lauds the 1953 Everest ascent by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay. It argues exploration fuels progress, honors adventure, and inspires others in stead of seeking only practical gains.

Mount Everest Edmund Hillary Norkay

Perkins Youngster Shapes Eisenhower Social Policy

In Washington Roswell Burchard Perkins a 27 year old nominee for Assistant Secretary of Health Education and Welfare quietly studied Roosevelt era social legislation and emerged as a pragmatic conservative guiding the Eisenhower social program. He emphasizes social insurance over direct relief, linking policy choice to who pays, and reflects a practical shift within the Republican realm.

Joseph and Stewart Alsop Washington Eisenhower Roosevelt Roswell Burchard Perkins Department of Health, Education and Welfare Department Diego Rivera Harry Hopkins Oveta Culp Hobby Nelson Rockefeller Rockefeller New York Perkins Law Harvard Republican Party Samuel Burchard Democratic Party James G. Blaine Germany Bismarck United States Mr. Perkins Cohns

Doctors and heart murmurs in youths a shift toward normal activity

In past decades doctors often barred young patients with murmurs from sports. Now experts distinguish harmless growth murmurs from valve disease and rheumatic damage, allowing normal activity when diagnosis shows no serious impairment.

Giving Back an Engagement Ring While Preserving Feelings

A reader asks how to return an engagement ring without harming a boyfriend. The columnist advises honesty and a quick break if love isn’t real, warns friendship may fail, and notes the man may view the ring return as a final goodbye.

Hollywood on TV: shift from movietown drama to TV writing

A Hollywood view contrasts film quality with TV drama and notes the rise of telefilms and new television writers. It mentions Philco Theater Studio One and Kraft Theater, actors like Janet Gaynor and Joan Bennett, and upcoming projects including Log of the Silver Shark.

Hollywood NEA Lucy Private Secretary Margie Daddy Philco Theater U.S. Steel Show Kraft Theater Studio One Robert Montgomery Larry Arks Teresa Wright Movietown John Steinbeck Beni Williams John Hersey Lloyd C. Douglas Eugene Solow Brewster Morgan Feld Playhouse Bennett Joan Constance Melinda GE Theater Connie Susan God Bing Crosby Enterprises Frank Wilbur Brian Donlevy Arthur Godfrey

Questions and Answers on Money and History

A set of quick Q and A items covering Confederate money value, Washington manufacturing, the origin of the gift horse saying, the model for Watt's Sir Galahad, and the source of Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum. Confederate money has value only to collectors. Washington, D C conducts manufacturing. The gift horse saying traces to St Jerome. George Frederic Watts Sir Galahad model is Ellen Terry. Yo ho ho appears in Treasure Island.

St. Jerome George Frederic Watt Galahad Ellen Terry Robert Louis Stevenson

Malenkov Urges China Recognition On Fourth Pact Anniversary

Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov at a Kremlin reception praised Communist China and said world security depends on China attaining its rightful place in international councils. He noted the Sino Soviet friendship as unbreakable and highlighted Moscow’s aid to Beijing.

Moscow Georgi Malenkov China Kremlin Communist Party N. S. Khrushchev Nikolai Bulganinganovech A. I Communist People’s Malanewenkov Epoch Asia Cwapane Russia

Dulles Confronts Patronage Push in Berlin Talks

Washington policy clash unfolds as Secretary of State John Foster Dulles faces Soviet diplomat Vyacheslav Molotov in Berlin. He rebuts Republican calls for more jobs while noting Eisenhower’s economy drive has cut State Department posts and embassies, threatening career service stability.

Marquis Childs Washington Berlin John Foster Dulles Russia Vyacheslav Molotov Dulles Leonard Hall Republican National Committee Hall Senate State Ee Ee Nhower Mownar Cines Harding Roosevelt Department New York Times Civil Service Commission Department of State Bureau of the Budget Joseph M. Dodge Tppet W.scott McLeod

Word Puzzle Fragments Prompt Crossword Fill

Clues show a short riddle style set with Across entries for 54 55 57 and down numbers 1 2 3 mid series. Answers expected include compass point, pays, dew, time, city, and a verb dream of.

Compass Point

Answer to Previous Puzzle Eleven Consumes Nineteen

Clues resolve into a list of numbered words with hints for answers. The puzzle results in a set of paired terms linked by wordplay and letter play, ending with a completed grid and final solution.

Florist Reports Check Cashed For Flowers By Valentine

A Boston florist says a man used a $25 check to buy $12 in flowers for his Valentine. The incident was reported to police yesterday as a hot check case.

Boston Cne

World News Fragments Highlight Personal Milestones

A sequence of brief items reports William Ferguson fearing the future as his wife bears a series of children, a canoe evacuation of 12 youths from a YMCA during floods, and firefighter Anthony Risch admonishing a resident after a small house blaze.

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