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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1954
Page
4
This piece argues Washington favored active but prudent leadership in world affairs. It contends the United States must defend freedom globally, warning against entangling alliances yet urging responsibility, courage, and a willing call to leadership in just causes.
Washington counsel Tommy Austern of the National Canners' Association recounted a schoolroom joke. A teacher asks a farm boy Johnny how much 5,000 bushels of corn at 40 cents per bushel would bring, and Johnny replies with a clever line: a government Joan.
Joseph Alsop and Stewart Alsop examine Attorney General Herbert Brownell’s claim that 20 000 lost Justice Department documents included the 1945 FBI report on internal espionage naming Harry Dexter White and others The piece traces Bentley’s charges and the subsequent grand jury proceedings while noting Brownell’s charges of laxity and the special handling of the case without endorsing or denouncing the claims
Dr Edwin P Jordan urges women to self examine and seek help promptly for breast changes. Early detection through examination and biopsy enables immediate surgery and tissue analysis to remove cancer and reduce recurrence risk.
Ruth Millett contrasts two kinds of mothers through examples of child care and behavior. She highlights differences in empathy, discretion, and respect for a child as a person, urging readers to recognize and model healthier parenting attitudes.
Hollywood gossip from Erskine Johnson recounts Corinne Calvet’s six letter confession about a Paris bedroom scene and quitting the film. Gene Tierney’s possible swan song. Aly Khan’s marriage proposal to Gene. Jane Nigh and Jon Baker with a California ranch. Ronald Colman’s veto of a Somerset Maugham Theater project. Dolores Dorn rising in Warner Bros life. Gail Russell and Jane Wyman in video projects. Joan Evans in a GE Theater film. plans for 250 soap operas in Hollywood. Gilda Gray’s legal fight with Columbia. Gordon MacRae talks scripts with wife Sheila. humorous exchange about The Twain Shall Meet.
Q which two U S Presidents have received the Nobel Peace Award A Theodore Roosevelt in 1906 and Woodrow Wilson in 1919 Q Where was the first radio ish organized in the United States A At Portland Me in 1926 for those unable to attend church Q Was an attempt ever made to oust Reed Smoot of Utah from the Senate A Religion was at the foot of an unsuccessful attempt in 1901 Q When did the British gain control of the Isle of Man A In 1765 Q Is there a fruit called the mangosteen A Yes It grows in the East Indies and tastes much like an orange It cannot be grown in the United States
Dodge City Kansas February 22 UP the fifth blizzard victim recovered Sunday after eight foot drifts trapped a 300 man search party. Charles Attkisson 42 year old farmer died when his car stalled hundred yards from Mineola East farm buildings. Attkisson body found two miles from car. Four others died in storm including two from carbon monoxide from a heater and two in traffic accidents.
Berlin report outlines two big claims. One, Molotov’s hard line near Paris and NATO hints push France toward EDC ratification, despite French politics. Two, Western ministers present a united front, convincing publics Russia’s intentions are clearer after four weeks of talks, amid defense budget optimism.
In Palm Springs on February 22, gifts to President and Mrs. Eisenhower included a grass skirt and a panoramic painting of an old golf course marking major events in his life. In Onjuku Japan, Shin Nakamura, 30, was arrested on arson charges Monday for setting a fire that had previously harmed him.
Boston police report a burglar broke through a skylight and hacked through walls of three stores to reach Brigham's Liquor Store. He stole 48 pints of liquor.
A brief horseshoe or farm-themed card game update mentions a poker stake titled Down on the Farm 4 Poker Stake 26 Clip. The item notes a local gaming event likely tied to agricultural or rural communities and small prize cues. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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