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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1954

Page

10

Local Lawton Newspaper Office Staff Listing

A fragmented OCR view shows names and titles linked to the Lawton newspaper operation, including roles such as business manager and managing editor, with a partial address on 9.1 C Ave and a Lawson post office entry. The legibility is limited, but the document references staff and circulation management context.

WA. Rice WW. D. Hargraves BO. Ansschlager Pate Ee Ee C Ave Lawton

Illumination Through Light and Spirit Quote Pair

A Bible verse from Isaiah contrasts divine light with earthly brightness and ends with a note on the Lord as everlasting light. A Bacon aphorism adds that God created both sense light and reason, with the Sabbath work of illuminating the spirit.

God Bacon

French Italian Aid Cut May Hurt Defense Plan

The article argues the United States should not condition aid to France and Italy on approving the European Defense Treaty. It warns that coercive diplomacy risks alienating Normandy allies and questions whether EDC offers real value. It calls for continued persuasion and exploration of alternatives to integrate Italy and France into a Western defense framework.

France Italy Eisenhower Congress America United States Geneva Britain

Johnson Emerges As Senate Leader In Tumultuous Session

As Congress races toward finish, Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas stands out as the only real figure gaining a serious reputation. He has unified Democrats to back President Eisenhower on key issues like public housing and foreign trade, while steering Republican opposition. Johnson’s leadership, marrying conviction with politics, reshapes Senate dynamics and signals potential cross party cooperation in future sessions.

Joseph and Stewart Alsop Washington Congress Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Senate Johnson Harry F. Byrd Virginia Eisenhower Sam Rayburn House Ways and Means Committee Dan Reed Sen Albert Gore Tennessee Clarence Randall Randall Reed Rayburn Lyndon Johnson Sen. Byrd Capital Bureau Walter F. George Hubert Humphrey McCarthy

Doctor explains thyroid disorders and treatment options

Dr Edwin P Jordan outlines thyroid conditions including goiter, toxic and Graves disease, cretinism, and myxedema. He notes symptoms such as weight, growth, skin, and facial changes and states successful treatment involves supplying thyroid extracts from animals.

Edwin P. Jordan NEA

Why should I go on a trip you won’t try to make life pleasant

A wife reflects on a 31 year marriage noting her husband’s sulky silence and lack of attention. She argues that wanting companionship requires effort, and if he won’t improve at home she sees no point in traveling with him.

Hollywood actors voice retirement from heavy roles

Steve Cochran says he is retiring from screen heavies despite high salary, choosing happiness over acting. Van Heflin discusses script vetoes and desire for genuine roles. Mention of Cary Grant Clark Gable and others, plus a note on censorship and anti Hollywood sentiment in Mexico and an ancient nude figure found in the desert canyon wall.

van Heflin Cary Jimmy St Lewart Clark Gable Feco & Canyon

Insect Behind Backward Steps and Metric Vault Answered

A reader quiz reveals the ant lion or doddlebug as the insect that always walks backward and a Maltese terrier described as pure white with a black nose. The metric standard meter is kept in the vault of the International Bureau of Weights and Measures in Saint Cloud Park near Paris. The Main Street of America is Federal Highway 66 from Chicago to Los Angeles.

International Bureau of Weights and Measures Saint Cloud Park Paris France Ameri Chicago Los Angeles California

Big Stage Sparks Contempt Case At NSEAPOLIS Court

Francis Bane, 27, claimed Fifth Amendment protections during a traffic questions exchange. Judge Tom Bergin ruled the point of order out of order and jailed Bane for 30 days in the workhouse for contempt of court. Police later found a startled janitor at First State Bank after a burglar alarm triggered. the janitor forgot to deactivate it before unlocking the door. The fishing contest yielded the only fish caught.

Nseapolis Francis Bane Fifth Amendment Protec Tom Bergin Bane Oklahoma City First State Bank and Trust Co

McCarthy Smears Stir Washington Political Fallout

Marquis Childs reports bipartisan concern over smear politics in Washington. The piece links Senator Joseph McCarthy's probes and Welker’s alleged threats to Senator Lester Hunt’s Wyoming tragedy, noting pressures on Hunt’s reelection and broader accusations of party divisions.

Marquis Childs Washington Joseph ‘McCarthy Senate Attee Senate McCarthy Lester Hunt Wyoming Hunt Herman Welker Idaho McCarthy-Welker Bethesda Naval Hospital

A La Carte 29 Lairs 23 Group of Eight 31 Shade of Red

Puzzle fragments present a cryptic word game. Eight items are hinted, including color cues and numeric references. The sequence lists phrases like A La Carte and Shade of red, with numbers suggesting wordplay connections.

Death Of Actor's Boy Still Mystery

Los Angeles reports July 7 details remain unclear in the death of the actor's young son. Officials described the case as peculiar and noted possible poisoning by paint or insects, with further examination pending to determine cause.

Los Angeles Jan

Police Chief Faces Traffic Court Over Fatal Collision

Police Chief George W. Scholer returned to work after sick leave and was arrested for failure to yield right of way in a two car crash on June 14. He posted a $25 bond and is ordered to appear in Municipal Court next Tuesday. The other driver, Policeman Gerald H. Malone, aged 29, suffered a fractured skull.

George W. Scholer Gerald H. Malone Ing

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