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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1953
Page
8
A compact quotation credits E H Chapin with the idea that the brightest crowns worn in heaven are earned through tribulation. The line emphasizes endurance and refinement by fiery testing as a moral and spiritual metaphor.
Republican leaders urge a shorter current session with Taft proposing July 31 recess in even years and July 4 in odd years followed by Oct 1 return to prepare next year. Aim to finish essential appropriations before July 1 and cut last minute rush and investigations. Cooperation from Eisenhower administration and rule streamline needed.
The article notes Antoine Pinay’s government fell amid a cabinet crisis. Jacques Soustelle and De Gaulle allies failed to form a new government, revealing De Gaulle’s forces cannot govern without coalition partners. It argues nationalist leadership would push Europe toward irresponsibility, making Soustelle’s defeat the year’s brightest consolation.
Adlai E. Stevenson has decided to lead a responsible but aggressive opposition to the Eisenhower administration. He plans a round the world trip starting in March to gain foreign policy insight and return to speak on Asia and domestic issues.
A series of quick Q A pairs covers astronomy language and etymology. A star shines by its own light while planets reflect the sun. Dominican soil makes green wood posts grow, so trimming is needed. Scot derives from escot meaning payment. Christians term first used at Antioch.
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains electric shock therapy's role in mental illness largely not inherited. Early insulin and metrazol shocks evolved to electricity, which helps some patients though not all. Benefits exist for select cases under careful psychiatric judgment, with humane reform and advances in care noted.
A columnist quotes a young wife and a mother of four arguing that selfishness is not the enemy of a happy marriage. Women should pursue personal goals and time for themselves without blaming or resenting their husbands or children. A balanced approach, not perfect selflessness, makes for happier wives mothers and families.
Lana Turner plans to surprise Hollywood in 1953 and may avoid marriage. Deanna Durbin eyes a return to the screen with Joe Pasternak hinting at a new project. Esther Williams will headline a film where tall leading men help her avoid shoe removal. Jose Ferrer twins kneel in Moulin Rouge and Fred Astaire dances on air with Nannette Fabray. Mary Anderson and Leon Shamroy plan a wedding while Mary Astor lands a key Grace Moore role. Scott Brady receives minor billing in Montana Belle amid press glare. Barbara Payton resumes film work in Run for the Hills while avoiding public appearances.
The note advises not to delay dinner for a tardy guest. Do not keep other guests waiting or risk spoiling the meal by waiting excessively.
A brief humorous line notes that nothing sharpens a man’s driving like having a squad car in close pursuit. This reflects a light, morale-boosting sentiment likely from a humor or feature page.
Marquis Childs analyzes how McCarthy's banking and political firestorm could affect his Senate seat. The piece notes Wisconsin reelected him, explains notable Senate votes, and warns that future investigations may target Eisenhower era figures and academic figures like Jessup. It weighs political risk, party lines, and the defense of free society values.
Rediscover a quirky crossword style piece with clues listing names like Michael Redgrave and Bristo England terms. The block mixes names with word definitions across vertical clues including Arabian surrender and domestica, presenting a puzzle header rather than a conventional news item.
Answer list maps numbered clues to word solutions such as Mohammedan for 24 and Wan priest for 38, Verbal for 39, Sheaf for 26, Soviet river for 40, German for 41, Italian city stream for 28, Uncover for 32, Cataract for 43, Turned for 33, Large plant outward for 44, Indian weights for 45, Rodent for 35, Unit of energy for 47, Expunge for 37 and Oriental porgy for 49.
In Boston higher education facilities sustained roughly 150000 in damage over the past year due to vandalism. The figure covers multiple school houses and reflects increased security concerns across campuses and nearby buildings.
Oklahoma reports 1952 road death count at 587, the fourth worst in state history, despite a 40 percent drop in fatalities per million miles driven since the mid 1930s. Safety Commissioner Dixie Gilmer notes 6.6 deaths per million miles in 1952 with 4.5 billion miles traveled, and urges broader efforts to reduce fatalities.
Mrs. Marie Hollis, 46, from a notable Chickasaw family, was admitted to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation Hospital for research treatment of osteoporosis. Dr. R Palmer Howard said she volunteered for hormone studies on bone disease as part of long-range research at the facility.
Several light earthquakes rattled southern Philippines area near Manila in the past 24 hours with no damage reported by the geophysical department.
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