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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1953
Page
8
The Lawton Constitution announces editorial and business staff roles, printing address, and circulation notes. It states the newspaper’s AP ownership rights, advertising policy requiring prepayment or written authorization, and a promise to correct any erroneous reflections or misstatements promptly.
A religious quotation set blends Revelation praise with a Thomas Chalmers reflection on eternity. The verse from Rev 15 3 extols God and the Lamb and praises divine works. It adds a note from Chalmers emphasizing joy in praising God as foundational to devotion beyond prayer.
An editorial note reflects on change as a cause for hope in 1953, contrasting tyranny with free government. It argues that societies resist repression, but change arrives in steps, and the new year should bring a more capable government, a renewed sense of public willingness, and continued effort in Korea amid taxes and military burdens.
President-elect Eisenhower aims to streamline federal employment dismissals without mass sacking. His transition team led by Milton Eisenhower Arthur Flemming and Nelson Rockefeller prioritizes reform to reduce costly delays while preserving veterans' preference and facing resistance from veterans' groups.
A tale of Andy and a woman who promises care and gifts he cannot receive. The piece probes a caregiver’s compulsion to promise gratitude and how broken promises erode trust in both child and adult.
The passage reflects on New Year customs as a symbol of freedom to change. Acknowledging that true renewal requires liberty to discard the old, it contrasts hopeful change in free societies with bleak inevitability elsewhere. The author links small yearly choices to long journeys and future prospects.
A reader writes seeking advice on increasing weight. The doctor recommends higher calorie foods in balance with vitamins and minerals, increasing meal size gradually, adding extra meals, and continuing regular exercise. A diet with more fats, butter, cream, sweets, potatoes, bread, and cereals is advised, while noting not to neglect fruits, vegetables, lean meats, milk, and eggs.
The beehive on Utah’s state seal represents industry while sego lilies honor the Mor mon colonists memory of lily bulb meals during early settlement. Liberia’s ruling class is ten thousand descendants of freed American slaves who are English speaking Protestants. Macbeth is not a factual history. it is based on King Duncan’s murder by Macbeth, a Scottish king in the 11th century.
Hollywood chat with Marilyn Maxwell recalls meeting Norma Jean Baker, the future Marilyn Monroe, and the name confusion that persists. Maxwell praises Monroe’s impact on the industry while noting her own stance on cheesecake and public decency, plus her charity work for service members.
Washington columnist Marquis Childs observes ex officeholders moving to Washington as consultants and lobbyists amid a coral reef like buildup around government power. He notes new faces arriving January 20 while mourning Senator Brien McMahon and praising his peace proposal.
Ronald W. Lemanowicz, a 20 year old Korean War veteran, is the sole patient at the Philadelphia Veterans Administration Hospital as it opens. With 27 staffers and a nine story facility valued at $6.8 million, he receives constant attention and the hospital plans a dry run with him before official operations begin.
A compact crossword style list of clues with across lines and down entries, including time measures midday spring month egg shaped and many others. The grid references various terms from plant life to sea creatures, verbs and adjectives, forming a broad vocabulary puzzle.
Crossword style clues yield: 30 Let it stand = REMAIN. 31 In this place = HERE. 33 Eagle's nest = AERY. 35 Eyeglass part = LENS. 40 West Point students = CADETS. 43 Herd = FLOCK. 45 Aquatic mammal =OTTER. 46 Hint = CLUE. 47 Zeus' sister (myth) = HERA. 48 All the time = EVER. 50 Part of aChurch = AISLE. 51 Upon = ONTO. 52 Observes = SEES. 55 Decay = ROT.
Senator from a small state John J Williams urged expanding official expense allowances for senators from heavily populated states citing Nixon campaign exposure funds. Basic allowances vary by state population from 35 540 to 49 680 with additional sums for staff wages and recent salary increases.
BALDWINSVILLE N Y Miss Orissa Wait who turned 102 yesterday in Onondaga County village died at 102 after a long life spent in the community She preached hot water and kindness as her formula for longevity and her obituary notes her years of activity and neighbors remember her simple wisdom
A social situation involves guests arriving unannounced while watching TV. The guidance contrasts choosing to turn off the program versus leaving it on if guests request it, emphasizing respectful accommodation of visitors.
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