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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1954
Page
3
New York analysts anticipate a gradual upturn in the economy by fall driven by factory restarts and holiday inventories easing. They expect higher orders, steadier employment, and stronger consumer buying, with retail sales potentially matching or surpassing last year. Tax cuts and unemployment benefits cushion earnings as durable goods sectors begin to recover from a midyear downturn.
Shen Chang-huan, senior vice minister of foreign affairs of Nationalist China, condemned Western Allies for seeking a unified Korea and Germany while partitioning Indo-China. He called postwar Germany and Korea division gross blunders and urged reconsideration in a speech at Taipei Formosa.
Oklahoma City Paul Huston, Republican candidate for state examiner and inspector, won’t run after a petition to withdraw was accepted by the state Election Board. Huston was unopposed and the Republican Central Committee can certify a new nominee. Democratic incumbent Scott Burson remains unopposed after recently taking office following Charles G. Morris’s death.
NEW YORK author Quentin Reynolds won a 175000 cash libel award against newspaper columnist Westbrook Pegler and the Hearst interests. The verdict also gave Reynolds one dollar for damages to reputation and earnings, with the panel calling the Pegler column defamatory as a matter of law. The jury allocated 100000 against Pegler, 50000 against the Hearst Corp, and 25000 against Hearst Consolidated Publications, with Pegler’s contract shielding him from payment.
Reynolds faced accusation of moral responsibility for Broun's death as Pegler, irate, claimed the charge and then wrote to Mrs Broun en route to her husband's grave, a statement she denied during testimony.
Leslie Pain of Lawton leads Lions club officers tonight in Rush Springs for initiations. He travels Saturday to New York for the Lions International convention July 7 to 10 and attends a conference for new district governors July 5. In recent weeks Pain conducted the Lawton Lions club initiations.
A Tulsa wife was freed from charges in the knife slaying of her husband, with prosecutors or the court noting the incident involved a struggle and a chair. The case centers on a domestic disturbance ending in the husband’s death.
Report notes no typhoid fever cases in Sans Sueed Ge Gee Michigan since 1934, with partial details about the public health statement and remaining concerns.
A writer describes severe rheumatoid arthritis and widespread pain claiming sudden relief from a treatment. The letter asks the recipient to respond with details of how the relief was achieved, promising a reply and exchange of information.
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