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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1954
Page
14
Lawton Constitution masthead lists editors and staff, advertising and circulation details, plus contact lines. A religious verse and biblical quotation conclude a page segment, with press association notes and policy statements about corrections and advertising.
President Eisenhower uses a nationwide pre State of the Union address to urge support for his economic plan. The Jan 4 speech signals a broader strategy of appealing directly to voters to pressure Congress. He aims to reassure the public amid recession fears and unemployment worries.
Walter Reuther, head of the CIO, is portrayed as a missed opportunity figure. The piece argues he is a narrow partisan labor politician instead of an economic statesman. It notes his critique of Eisenhower for not doing enough to avert the economic slump and references earlier implications about the American scene.
Washington column outlines John Foster Dulles insistence on continuity in U S foreign policy and a mobile military force to deter aggression. It notes shift from military to economic conflict with Communism, cites Italy and Asia as focal points, and argues isolation of China requires broader non Communist Asia trade and aid to prevent default to communism.
The CIO leader offers no factual support for claims against the GOP era, condemns the Harry Dexter White case, and portrays Eisenhower as a tragic figure after his 34 million vote victory. He argues a labor leader risks becoming de facto head of the Democratic Party’s labor division, urging a wiser course.
A sixteen year old boy explains his severe speech problem and fear of public speaking. He cannot afford a speech course, parent believes inferiority complex, and he seeks ways to improve despite effort and lack of funds. The columnist, Dr Edwin P Jordan, discusses possible aid.
A 16 year old with stuttering should get action from parents teachers and principal. They are urged to contact the American Speech and Hearing Association for printed materials and a list of speech centers and experts. Stuttering is linked to early life frustrations but with proper outside guidance and family cooperation progress can be made.
A working mother asks whether to quit her job to become a full time homemaker. Millett notes many husbands prefer a wage earning wife, and suggests the safest move to protect her marriage is to keep the job while saving for the future. She asserts changing norms and that some men grow to accept or even expect wives to work.
A 64 year old farm woman, Mrs. Cora Somers of near Cleo Springs in Major county, was badly injured when her coat tangled in a power saw at her home. She received a deep gash from rib to knee, underwent about 30 stitches at Enid General Hospital, and remained semiconscious with critical condition. Her son Orville, 27, reported the accident occurred while he used the saw for wood cutting.
In a wartime like Hollywood, glamour returns as crisis hits and box office dips. Costume designer Shoup, head of the Costume Designers Guild, notes Marilyn Monroe and Shelley Winters boost dress and grooming to shield glamour, with stars like June Allyson and Doris Day cited as examples of chic on screen and at events.
A compact guide on stopping fuming and fretting through simple acts. It emphasizes quieting emotions by physical relaxation and mental imagery, including sitting with relaxed posture, visualizing placid scenes, and repeating words of peace to reduce tension and energy wasted.
A wartime dispatch from Fort Sam Houston reports Chinese communists of war in Ko allowing POWs to sing My Old Kentucky Home, prompting protest over the phrase in the field of yellow corn cited by Captain James R. Curry, a POW for 33 months. A separate item from Houston notes a cafe name drawing suspicion after a theft, while another from Indianapolis covers a family fire. and Uranawa, owner of a 16 acre island, warns visitors moving in and fears his island may vanish.
The text lists Q and A items about when the Secret Service was officially used, when it started guarding the President, what a measuring worm is, and a question about General Grant demanding Lee's surrender. It reflects historical Q and A style notes with brief factual prompts.
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