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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1954

Page

19

Knowland’s 1954 test as Taft successor and Eisenhower ally

California senator Knowland faces a tough 1954 trying to fill Taft’s shoes while steering Eisenhower’s program. He must prove independence while keeping Republican unity, needing Democratic votes at times in a Senate now split 48 Democrats, 47 Republicans, and Morse. He plans to push modify Eisenhower defense policy and navigate potential 1954 election issues.

California Knowland Taft Senate Congress Republican Eisenhower White House Ohio Sen Morse Oregon Sen. McCarthy

Governor reports many applications for liquor control post

Salt Lake City Gov. J. Bracken Lee said he has at least 50 applications for a vacant seat on the State Liquor Control Commission. He noted the post has drawn more interest than any other state government vacancy.

Salt Lake City J. Bracken Lee Lee State Liquor Control Commission

Claimed Gas Stations Owner Faces Shortage in Clifton Forge

Milton B. Whiting, a nine outlet gasoline wholesaler and 15 service stations owner in Clifton Forge, Va, encountered a gasoline shortage today. The abrupt runout affected his operations across multiple locations in the region.

Clifton Forge Va.p Milton B. Whiting

Ohio couple operates cat haven on three acres in Coalburg

Harold and Mrs. Graham transformed a three acre farm into a cat sanctuary after moving from Youngstown in 1948. They house 43 cats in a remodeled farmhouse and garage, care for strays, never turn away a cat, and feed them chicken backs noodles and cat food. The Grahams praise cats as clean, loving and smarter than dogs.

Coalburg Harold Graham Youngstown Grahams Graham Dolly Poppy

Americans Chinese To Bolster Relations In New Year

In a New Year message, U S ambassador Karl L Rankin said 1954 will bring stronger friendship between the American and Chinese peoples and a continuing improvement in both positions He praised the Nationalists for progress in economic and military fields during 1953 in Formosa Taipei.

Taipeh Formosa U.S Karl L. Rankin Rankin

Nixon's Dad Home From Hospital

Frank A. Nixon 75 year old father of Vice President Richard Nixon has returned home to Whittier California from Phoenix where he was hospitalized for a stomach ailment since December.

Nixon Whittier Calif Frank A. Nixon Richard Nixon Phoenix

Ballet Battle Brings Life To Sea Resort

Paris reports a major cultural move as Aristotle Onassis buys control of Monte Carlo's Society Des Bains de Mer and directs the Casino. Sol Hurok will assemble a leading ballet troupe including George de Cuevas as rival plans unfold. Onassis aims to revive Monte Carlo ballet glory with a Paris season underway.

Paris Monte Carlo Aristotle Socrates Onassis Monaco Society Des Bains de Mer Sol Hurok Onassis Serge Diaghilev George de Cuevas de Cuevas Marquis Harold Lander Hurok John D. Rockefeller, Sr

Quick Treatment for Battle Fright Urged by Army Doctors

Three Army psychiatrists from Walter Reed Hospital returned from Korea urging rapid treatment for battle frightened soldiers to restore confidence and control. They say frontline staff should identify and treat fear early, with rearward psychiatric consultation if needed, and stress morale factors like dry socks and hot meals.

Washington Korea Army Walter Reed Hospital Thomas T. Glasscock Richard L. Conde Dermott A. P. Smith

Ohio Merchants No Longer Must Have Hitching Posts

Columbus reports Groveport merchants no longer required to provide hitching posts for customers. Residents may not be arrested for lighting street lamps themselves as officials draft ordinances for 1954.

Ohio Columbus Groveport

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