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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1954
Page
10
The Lawton Constitution notes its weekly publication schedule at 91 C Ave Lawton OK with management policies and a statement of corrections. It includes a biblical verse and a Sonnenberg quote about love guiding toward God.
Analyzes risks and benefits of East West trade with the Soviet Union and Red satellites. Advocates a cautious middle course, applying a balance of advantage test to any deal. Warns against overdependence while noting some nonstrategic exchanges may be possible with safeguards.
Montana senator Murray proposes lifting the minimum wage from 75 cents to 1.25 and shortening the work week from 40 to 35 hours. The wage rise aims to boost purchasing power, while the 35 hour week faces criticism as a make work maneuver that could reduce efficiency, require hiring to fill gaps, and fail to increase overall purchasing power.
Joseph and Stewart Alsop examine the expanding use of polygraphs from CIA roots to widespread private and government deployment. They warn the machine incentives erode privacy as voluntary tests become commonplace and confession records accumulate in the Justice Department.
The column answers reader questions on normal body temperature ranges and methods of measurement, contact dermatitis, salt water injections for muscular adhesions, bleeding under the arm, and life expectancy with one lung. It notes temperature varies, rectal readings run higher, and a 99 degree reading often signals higher than normal.
Camp Fire girls and Blue Birds gathered with leaders at homes on various streets for Valentine parties, candy making, and plans to visit the Candy Cabin. Ursula Eppler was elected Blue Bird president, with new officers named in Happy Hearts and Can-Kiya groups.
Mardian Williams reports Coley elected president at a Fire 21 meeting. Dee Wright and Phyllis Swin noted among those serving as guardians and providing refreshments. Camp Fire girls assisted with decorations and memory book projects under leaders including Mrs Frank Rhody. Valentine cookies were made and served by Loveable Blue Birds led by Mrs Woodrow after games.
Dallas Morning News argues Army Secretary Stevens acted properly in insisting generals speak for the Army. The editorial defends Stevens against McCarthy’s power drive, emphasizes executive prerogative limits, and urges compromise while praising Stevens’ duty and integrity. It notes McCarthy’s overreach and supports transparency before congressional committees.
Two home demonstration lessons for HD leaders are scheduled for Wednesday at the City-County health center. Miss Evelyn Funk, extension home management specialist from Stillwater, will conduct at 10 30 a.m. Mrs. Nick Carras will lead a leaders course for civil defense chairmen of each club. The leaders plan to conduct classes in their clubs during March. Friday 4 H club coaches will attend a meeting at Fort Sill Indian School at 7 30 p.m. to prepare for national 4 H club week with parents teachers and coaches expected to attend.
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New York The Bell Telephone System posted net income near 478 million dollars for 1953 as assets rose to about 12 billion. Total operating revenues for AT&T and its principal subsidiaries stood at 4.04 billion in 1952, with earnings per share mainly allocated to AT&T stock and remaining to minority holdings. The Bell and AT&T entities reported record growth amid postwar expansion in service.
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