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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1954
Page
10
The Lawton Constitution lists editor and publisher Ned Shepler with Lill F Bentley as business manager Jed Ralston and managing editor W W R Rice with W L Bargraves as mechanical superintendent. Phone numbers cover all departments ending in 620.
A brief item notes a mailing option for subscribers to the Morning Evening N Southwest Oklahoma by Mail editions of the Press and the Sunday Constitution-Press. It mentions a one year subscription to the Constitution and Sunday Constitution-Press at a stated fee.
The Associated Press exclusive publication policy limits local and AP news to the paper, with no advertising from promotion firms unless prepaid or guaranteed by local business leaders in writing.
A compact meditation notes Jeremiah 48 16 predicting Moab s calamity and Thackeray observations on learning from severe events. It contrasts divine affliction with ordinary life and frames hardship as a source of impressive and useful lessons.
A study of 33 top Chicago executives by Dr. Robert M. Wald shows most come from solid upper middle class backgrounds and urban upbringings. They excel in intelligence and social tact, are deeply work driven, and often fear failure driving their climb, with a few settling for less than the top yet fulfilling, varied lives.
The Alsops argue that despite past policies like containment and the New Look the West has failed to curb Soviet gains. They warn of an Asian Munich, rising Soviet air power, and a threatened Western Alliance as Britain and others fear wider war. The piece notes Adm Radford, Dulles, and Nixon pressed for bolder Indo China action, while Adm Carney warned against the easy ruinous path.
Dr Edwin P Jordan summarizes common reader questions from the era. He reviews dark circles under the eyes as likely cosmetic, persistent acne beyond teens, kidney stones in veins, thyroid hormone dependence, and Marie Strumpell disease as a spinal arthritis with unclear cause and incomplete treatment options.
A We The Women column cites Somerset Maugham on letting a man be alone when he desires. It notes husbands signal by reading newspapers, tinkering, cleaning, or attic projects, and warns against assuming lack of love when he won t talk.
Hollywood gossip centers on Marlon Brando as Napoleon in Des iree and a past Fox lawsuit. He denies comment on couch sessions, while Patrice Wymore jokes Rome health notes. The piece also notes Porgy and Bess film plans, new Fox club, and various star squalls.
A compact set of Q and A about divorce grounds alcoholism in states military rifles Garand origin of bury the hatchet pollarded trees and GOP meaning Grand Old Party. Each fact presented in a brief Q A format with concise historical or legal context.
Kings Mountain actor Gilbert McKelvie plays the Indian Hismouth-Stretches in The Sword of Gideon despite contracting mumps just before opening night. He kept performing to deliver the part with realism and urgency.
Washington faces a pivotal Senate dispute over revising the Atomic Energy Act. The debate centers on preventing private monopoly in patent rights and power production while balancing TVA competition and public ownership.
Crosswords clues filled with names and terms align to a themed puzzle entry about a movie actress. Includes hints like wrink le citrus fruit and fencing position plural and noble titles with sparse biographical cues.
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In Saffron Walden England the town council sides with residents asking youngsters to lower their chatter in public parks after complaints about sleepless mornings. In Toronto Canada workers wage dispute heads to conciliation with International Nickel Company and 16 000 nickel workers failing to reach agreement. Hull England reporter notes a shopkeeper advertising red hot news and later his shop burned.
In Santa Monica Mrs. Dolores Stack found silk panties missing from her clothesline on Monday with a dollar bill attached by a clothespin. In Calgary George MacEwan perched on a 45 foot flagpole received a roast turkey dinner from a restaurant to aid a house downpayment. In London zoo staff gave penguin Stanley a tennis ball to sit on after egg theft. In Chicago two robbers stole stock broker Harry J. Diacon’s wallet containing about 1000 dollars in mixed currencies for a world tour.
The record notes the 14th periodic inspection of Tawehintes, details unspecified in the available text. Further context is unavailable.
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