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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1954
Page
4
The notice lists Ned Shepler and E Bill F Bentli as editors with Ted Ralstor and W Krice in advertising or mechanical roles. Joe House is identified as editor, with H O Haltschlager handling circulation and a general address given in Lawton Oklahoma.
Morning Press and Sunday Constitution Press in Lawton area cost 1.55 per month by carrier for the morning and Sunday editions. Evening Constitution and Sunday Constitution Press in Lawton area 1.55 per month by carrier. Combined morning, evening and Sunday in Lawton area 2.40 per month. Southwest Oklahoma mail rates: Morning Press and Sunday Constitution Press one year, Evening Constitution and Sunday Constitution Press one year, all mail subscriptions one year with sales tax. Associated Press note and correction policy included.
The piece argues the Viet Minh have surged toward Laos and threaten Saigon while France struggles to define a legitimate independence path. It urges frank assessment by Western allies, noting colonial perceptions and the need for a clear, honest war plan or acceptance of possible loss.
Washington columnist Peter Edson outlines looming farm policy skirmishes in Congress. Key issues include the 1950 price support amendment, potential parity price adjustments for cotton wheat and corn, soil conservation funding, expanding loan programs, land disputes with mining claims, and proposed fees for government services. Benson's reorganizaton plan and Senate approval for Davis and Rizley are noted.
Dr Edwin P Jordan answers readers on ground glass contact lenses over the pupil with care needs and advances, notes their higher cost but improving satisfaction for certain workers. cautions about crude molasses for diabetics and says regular use is unnecessary. He also assesses radium treatment for adenoids and polio history as not likely to cause cancer and explains colon position varies with little need for special attention.
The piece analyzes a Christmas conflict where Marvin resents his brother Harry for receiving identical gifts. It argues the issue is fear of being loved less and urges parents to reassure Marvin with different gifts while affirming equal love. It warns against labeling Marvin selfish and calls for gentle, honest communication about fear and love.
A reader quiz lists answers about the Hartland Bridge length the Hartland Bridge 1281 feet, Atlantic telephone cable project by Telephone Company, US deputy marshals power to arrest, College of William and Mary founded 1693, lightest wood balsa, Canada called a dominion to suit US sentiment, Karakul sheep broad tail fur source.
A crossword style list of across and down clues the reader solves for nursery rhyme related terms including The Piper s Son Little Boy Blue and more with entries like Shackle Veer and Constellation clues to fill in.
Answers fill a numbered list of clues including Swiss Ct mountains outer garment viper deadlock gratuities where three wise men of Gotham weirder queen Boadicea s people hobgoblin based on tens extend beyond past eyeglass part disparage sailor formerly.
A 45-year-old woman voices fatigue with the constant pursuit of youth at club dances. She urges accepting middle age, noting women in their 40s and 50s expend energy and money to appear young and gay. She asks for a piece affirming being middle aged and urges readers to abandon unreal expectations.
A compact overview of the book argues that positive thinking can overcome life obstacles. It promotes a practical self-improvement system rooted in spiritual techniques and applied Christianity as tested at Marble Collegiate Church and in Peale’s public programs.
Richard Powell of Apple Valley, 13, was trapped for hours in a crevice 40 feet above ground after sliding into a rock fault while climbing an escarpment. Deputy Freeman Lewis and airmen from a nearby base scaled the cliff, rigged a rescue line, and pulled him to safety with no serious injuries.
John Kennedy, 60, waited inside his tavern with a shotgun and lamp as the thief repeatedly raided the storeroom. At 5:30 am Sunday the intruder bent over, Kennedy fired, the suspect confessed after his fourth visit. In Yonkers Eugene Stocklin, homeless, called a false fire alarm then waited on the curb to be taken to a clinic.
Charles Marian, 45, was held for court on Monday after being charged in a trolley incident. He allegedly took control of the vehicle while the motorman took a coffee break in a terminal restaurant, advancing four blocks before police captured him.
In Sibley Iowa John Bergsma, 60, visited a barbershop for the first time and promised a shave on his next visit. The lighthearted note from January describes a milestone moment in a small town.
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