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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1953
Page
10
A meditation on fearing the Lord and remembering his name, with a quote about memory as a cabinet of imagination and conscience. The passage links devotion with ongoing dialogue and divine recording, underscoring a spiritual ledger for those who revere God.
President Truman’s final budget faces tough carryover. Congress and the next administration must trim a $70 billion target while preserving key defense and foreign aid commitments. They will rework military outlays, veterans programs, and domestic services to shrink a substantial deficit projected for July.
Washington column notes President Truman’s final State of the Union alternates between warnings to Stalin and a defense of US strategy against Soviet expansion. It emphasizes security, economic aid, and the “white man’s burden” framing as central to American policy.
The article contrasts postwar American leadership and aid with isolationist calls, noting Truman era foreign aid costs around 40 billion dollars and plans for continued international assistance under Eisenhower. It discusses budget pressures from a Republican Congress and the potential impact of aid cuts on Soviet policy, while also illustrating attitudes toward youth swearing through a family anecdote to show social reactions to shock and the aim of teaching restraint.
The proposed reductions total 10.3 billion dollars, about 13 percent of the budget. The greatest cuts target national security, a key test of Eisenhower administration statesmanship and the 83rd Congress as they shape how Americans evaluate fiscal restraint.
Dr Edwin P Jordan outlines the evolution of vitamin science from the early A B C labeling to the discovery of many vitamins from A to P. He notes most diets supply adequate vitamins but deficiencies like beri beri pellagra rickets and scurvy exist. He explains B1 to B14 numbering and the complexity within vitamin B. Future columns will explore additional facts and symptoms.
After accepting an invitation to a large party you find attendance is impossible. Be sure to inform your host with a brief explanation and apology.
Part of the Civil War battlefield in Gettysburg Pennsylvania was closed to the public for the deer hunting season after hunters chased deer from park areas onto nearby private land where other hunters waited.
In a terse note the phrase bride elect appears misused as the subject nominates herself amid NEA controversy. The fragment cites possible misnomer and self nomination surrounding a local or national education association debate.
Hollywood gossip notes Kathryn Grayson will be heard on screen in The Grace Moore Story using a new recording method aimed at faithfully capturing her voice. Ty Power and Linda Christian discuss their Nas sau holiday divorce while Lily St. Cyr and husband face marriage strains. Jimmy Stewart prepares to portray Glenn Miller with Aaron Rosenberg producing, and Glenn Miller’s widow vetoes early treatments. Jack Dempsey retires from film life plans amid mounting bids from Fox and Howard Hughes. Henry and Aquanetta Clives face a property settlement dispute over two homes.
Hollywood notes cover Marilyn Monroe in Monkey Business and The Lusty Men, patch-up efforts for Polly Bergen and Jerome Courtland, and bleak odds for a happy ending. Bill Mauldin demands 50 000 per series flicker, delaying Willie and Joe in the Navy. Frank Sinatra vs Harvey Lembeck for From Here to Eternity role. Daria Massey suffers facial injuries but no scars. Rosemary Clooney and Betty Clooney considered for a sister duo contract.
In Bedford Virginia the town held its annual public fox hunt in 1952 with a smooth start. Previous year 1951 saw three judges fail to appear and the hunt was begun without them but later halted when the master of the hounds became lost in the woods.
Marquis Childs reports that Eisenhower favors formal diplomatic channels over personal bargaining with Churchill. Talks with Dulles focus on Iran and Middle East ties, while Britain faces a stalled settlement. Dulles to Europe. Ike emphasizes departmental routing and measured diplomacy.
A crossword style grid lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries from 1 to 57, covering colors, objects, constellations, mythological figures, and common terms, with references to plants, instruments, and ancient gods.
Puzzle clues listed with numbered answers. provide a completed set mapping each clue to its solution across 25 to 50 with final results.
A reader asks if the United States will establish diplomatic relations with the West German government and is told yes. Another reader asks for the origin of the term jubilee and learns it derives from the Hebrew word tyobel meaning a ram's horn or trumpet.
The novelist Joseph Conrad was a naturalized British subject of Polish descent. His birth name was Teodor Joseph Konrad Korzeniowski. New York City's oldest bridge is the Brooklyn Bridge, completed in 1883.
Benjamin Franklin demonstrated that lightning is a form of electricity by using a ".key on a kite". setup during a thunderstorm, linking atmospheric electricity to the electric charge in objects. This experiment supported the theory that lightning and electricity share the same nature.
The question identifies William Dean Howells as the American author famed for being the dean of American letters, a title reflecting his influential role in 19th century literature and literary criticism.
A question asks about Moslem views on dogs. The answer states Moslems generally dislike dogs and that calling a Moslem a dog is insulting. It adds that Hindus in Sn pte avoid touching a dog.
Logan Billingsley a New York real estate man and former Anadarko resident sought 150 acres east of Anadarko near U S 62 and SH 8 for a $1 million hotel. His $55 000 sealed bid was opened after a trip from Katonah New York where he resides. He is brother of Sherman Billingsley owner of the Stork Club.
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