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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1954
Page
6
A fragmented sheet shows editors and managers listing staff names and contact details, billing, subscription notes, and affiliations with press associations. It includes biblically quoted lines and policy statements about corrections and accuracy, reflecting a historic newspaper masthead prose.
A Washington commentary notes farmers wield greater political power than consumers in voting, and explores how farm price supports raise costs for taxpayers. It argues the current farm program creates a triple penalty for consumers and calls for a balanced policy protecting farmers while easing taxpayer burden.
A Senate committee bill linking Hawaii and Alaska for statehood shows political maneuvering. Senator Dworshak of Idaho cast a balance-of-power vote not for joint approval but to make the broader statehood push less palatable to Republicans.
Sen Bricker seeks to reduce presidential powers over constitutional amendments and treaty making. The piece argues the President must speak on amendments and criticizes Bricker for silencing presidential input. It recalls 1944 Dewey Bricker ticket and questions future restraint on executive commentary. The author asserts Eisenhower’s oath to defend the Constitution implies active presidential involvement.
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains trachoma as a viral eye disease once a common cause of blindness. Early diagnosis and prompt treatment with sulfa drugs or Penicillin improve outcomes and can prevent scarring and eye deformities.
In Hollywood a cheeky piece argues age tricks fool few men and highlights how age signs show on men too. The column notes receding hairlines growing waistlines and gray hairs betray men more easily than women to casual observers. It laments snoopy age-detection tips and mocks dieting and makeup as masking true age.
A compact Q and A set covers Olympic flame ignition by magnifying glass, Henricopolis University founded in 1617 and reestablished in 1693 as William and Mary, an assertion about sea level in the state, Noah’s Ark construction time about 120 years, and UN assembly hall seating about 2018.
Moscow announces Yurich K. Prichodov as ambassador to Bulgaria replacing Mickhail F. Bodrov who is reassigned. In recent weeks Moscow also named new envoys to China Turkey Czechoslovakia Italy Norway and Iceland.
Marquis Childs reports on a Washington clash over tariffs as Eisenhower’s policy seeks stability with reduced government participation. Key lawmakers Millikin Reed and Simpson face pressure from Western mining states and industry groups while debates center on imports, retaliation risks, and the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act deadline.
A dense list of crossword style clues is presented, mixing across and down entries with varied prompts. Includes references to states, titles, actions, anatomy terms, measurements, and common nouns requiring solver crosswork to fill a grid.
A compact clue list shows definitions and cross references with numbers for 0 29 30 36 37 39 40 44 45 46 49 51 52. Entries include weights of India and forms like new composite terms, ending with a question about a sea eagle and a caliph.
A Wilmington North Carolina report notes a missing three room frame house vanished after an eviction attempt. neighbors knew nothing of its disappearance. Also reports a Columbus Mississippi anecdote about domestic dispute. a Vermont senator laments chances, and a Liberal Kansas item on coffee prices with a local sales race. A Texas Mission citrus event mentions dental handicaps with grapefruit prizes.
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