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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1954
Page
12
A brief note in the local paper refers to rates payable in advance under Associated Press terms. It emphasizes exclusive use of local news by the paper and mentions the Associated Press ownership of local content. No further details are provided in the fragment.
President Eisenhower urges world opinion to block Red China’s UN admission and signals caution on U S policy if admitted. He argues the issue rests on morality, not coercion, contrasting critics abroad with American leaders who oppose Peiping’s entry and may reassess UN funding if admitted.
The excerpt proclaims that Christ’s ascension marks the throne’s beginning and his reign as head of the Church. It emphasizes unity of Christ with believers as His body and notes universal fullness in Him who fills all in all.
The Michigan Republican Senator Charles A. Potter, a World War II veteran with both legs lost, diverges from party lines amid Army McCarthy hearings. He backed McCarthy on staff issues, then denounced the proceedings as a disgrace and called for a staff purge, signaling a bold independent stance that could pit him against McCarthy and test party discipline.
The doctor says there are several effective treatments but self treatment is risky. Many cases persist despite salves and powders. The condition, caused by a fungus, thrives in damp, dark areas and is not limited to athletes.
We The Women advises a calm family start by waking 15 minutes earlier, readying outfits the night before, and planning breakfast with small delights. Emphasizes cheerful morning greetings, positive notes, and avoiding complaints to reduce daily stress.
The article explains Wall Street’s name origin from a Dutch fortification at the village’s northern edge. It notes a wall once ran along that boundary and the street follows the same route today. It also touches on a classroom quiz style exchange about smoke direction and a scallop muscle reference and extreme temperatures.
Oklahoma City July 9 Residents in 14 northeastern Oklahoma cities face higher gas bills as Gas Service Co of Kansas City asks the Corporation Commission to raise rates due to a wholesale gas rise sought by Cities Service Gas Co. Affected communities include Nowata Bartlesville Pawhuska Picher Welch Commerce Dewey Miami North Miami Cardin Barnsdall and Blue Jacket. The utility says it has cut rates three times since starting service in 1922 and that its net return last year was 3.67 percent, not enough.
Hollywood moguls forecast sharper production cuts with half the films next two years, shifting to show business with hour and two hour telefilms funded by sponsors or pay per view. Samuel Goldwyn predicts fewer but higher quality pictures, a drag-out approach to lure audiences from home TV, while preparing the film version of Guys and Dolls and highlighting stars like Burt Lancaster and Gary Cooper in Vera Cruz.
Democrat R. V. (Tink) Rhodes and R. F. (Ike) Myers announce campaigns for sheriff in the Eastern District. Rhodes based in the county seat, Myers promoting crime control and community safety in rural precincts. An upcoming primary sets the field for the November general.
Washington signals it will not sign a Locarno style treaty to bind Germany and curb aggression. Eisenhower and Dulles view such an accord as misaligned with American policy and domestic politics. Leaders warn Britain of the risks of aligning with Communist China and Korea, while debates hinge on alliance duties and potential conflicts.
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An unclear quotation asserts the United States Air Force can bomb Russia from fifty thousand feet. The fragment mentions strategic capabilities and warning or claim of air power reach. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable context or attribution.
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