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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1953

Page

9

Truman's Cabinet Members Plan Trips Vacations

Washington reports nine cabinet members will take private breaks after service. Acheson will retreat two months to Antigua before returning to law practice. Lovett will rest then seek prosperous employment in New York. McGranery plans an extended vacation in the South. Chapman will open a Washington law office within a week. Snyder eyes a Virgin Islands vacation but won’t disclose business plans. Sawyer will work in his Cincinnati law office early each day. Brennan returns to private law practice in Washington and Denver. Donaldson rests at home after four decades in postal service. Tobin declined to discuss future plans.

Washington Truman Acheson Antigua Defense Lovett New York McGranery South South. Secretary of the Interior Chapman Secretary of the Treasury Snyder Virgin Islands Secretary of Commerce Sawyer Cincinnati Secretary of Agriculture Brannan Denver Donaldson Postal Service Tobin

Trial For Slain Cop's Wife Set

OKLAHOMA CITY January 20 Trial was to open in District Court for Mrs Jacquelyn Kay Beaman 21 on murder charges in her police officer husband Delbert Beaman 27 killed in their garage apartment July 6 Assistant County Attorney Hubert Gibson said he would call about 10 state witnesses mostly officers and medical men who spoke with the victim before he died Beaman is free on $10000 bond and contends the shooting was an accidental discharge during an argument over a $5 bill

Oklahoma City Jacquelyn Kay Beaman Hubert Gibson Delbert Beaman

Takes On Responsibility Far Greater Than Any Army

James Marlow reflects on General and future President Dwight D. Eisenhower as he becomes U S leader. The piece notes his military eminence, beloved leadership style, and the immense burden of guiding the free world against communism, with history judging his presidency.

James Marlow Washington Gen Eisenhower

The Historic Mile A Wee Bit Longer

Washington figures the Historic Mile parade route from Capitol to White House runs about 1.8 miles or 9 600 feet. A city highway expert released the measurement today. Eisenhower will travel over two miles from the oath to the White House, extending past the northwest gate before looping to the southwest gate.

Washington Capitol White House Eisenhower

Army Draft Calls Rise to Fifty Three Thousand in March

Washington reports the Army plans to draft about 53,000 men through Selective Service in March with similar monthly calls possible through June. The figure matches February, with 48,000 in January and 47,000 in the prior three months. Anna Rosenberg, retiring defense official, says about 52,000 monthly drafts may continue, and urges tighter dependency deferments and prompt calls after graduation for men who acquire dependents or finish college.

Washington Army Defense Department Anna M. Rosenberg

First permanent US theater built in Philadelphia 1766

The article notes that the first permanent theater in the United States was constructed in Philadelphia in 1766, marking a key milestone in American cultural history.

United States Philadelphia

Pacific Storms Threaten California and Oregon Floods

Two Pacific storms bear down on the West Coast bringing intermittent heavy rains. Northern California and southern Oregon face floods isolating towns. Six deaths due to high water or mud avalanches. Del Norte Humboldt counties declare emergencies. Klamath and Orick largely underwater with evacuations. Eureka cut off. many towns flooded or isolated. In Oregon 400 people evacuated in Lane County.

Eureka Calif California Oregon Weather Bureau Seattle Wash Pacific Northwest del Norte Humboldt Klamath Orick Redwood Creek Humboldt County U.S. 101 Loleta Ferndale Fortuna Arcata Crescent City Red Cross Salem Lane County

Midget House Members Get Break At Last Equalizer

Oklahoma City report details a 6 inch high padded soap box used as an equalizer for short legislators in the House of Representatives. Rep. Lucien Spear 5 foot 5 praised the device calling it empowering and joked about taking a stump on campaign tours. Rep. C L Krieger 345 pound tested the box its platform holding firm amid creaks.

Oklahoma City House of Representatives Lucien Spear Hugo James C. Nance Spear Hugo Sclon House C L. Krieger Hobart

Comedy Of Errors Gives Gunman A Break

In midtown St. Louis a gunman robs a confectionery. Joseph Eno fires, chasing the suspect as a crowd closes in. A 12 year old boy on a bicycle aids the pursuit but the gunman escapes. the bicycle is later found and the gunman remains at large.

ST. Louis Joseph Eno Eno Gunrhan Emil Boulicoult Boulicoult James Nations

Rising Farm Loan Rates Raise Alarm at Oklahoma Union

Oklahoma City report says James O Patton of the National Farmers Union warned that higher farm loan rates threaten prosperity. He called for a federal farm credit insurance agency to back loans to family farmers and cited looming program cuts and a 3 percent rise in costs as warning signs.

Oklahoma City National Farmers Union James O. Patton Oklahoma Farmers Union Patton Farm Credit Insurance Agency Congress

Farm costs rise and prices fall battled by farmers

A historic look shows farm costs increasing while farm prices declined by 12 percent in the past year and farm family purchasing power dropped about six percent over the last five years, signaling ongoing agricultural stress.

Parade committee claims 62 bands set inaugural record

The inaugural parade committee on Tuesday announced that it has assembled 62 bands and bugle and drum corps, claiming this lineup sets an inaugural record for the event in Washington.

Washington

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