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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1954
Page
10
The Lawton Constitution states annual subscription and circulation terms, recognizes the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press rights, and notes that AP news dispatches belong to the AP. It bans promotional advertising for transients without advance payment or written authorization. Corrections policy is listed for misstatements or mischaracterizations.
A devotional note quoting I Chronicles 17 25 and Rowland Hill. It links God’s promise to build a house with the believer’s duty to pray, portraying prayer as essential to Christian life and spiritual revival.
The piece examines the Stevens McCarthy clash over the Peress case and how Senate hearings may shape the outcome. It notes Stevens reversed a bar on Army officers testifying, promised names of those involved in Peress’s discharge, and faced a challenged pledge from McCarthy that sparks a broader debate on congressional oversight of executive actions.
Walter Lipmann argues that Secretary Stevens acted within his authority in addressing the Peress case, defending responsible administration. He questions McCarthy's aims, warns of totalitarian risk from fear, and urges leaders to resist him to safeguard peace and liberties in a polarized political climate.
The senator faces pushback over aggressive information requests amid a furor. He admits no error but hints that there are bounds even for a powerful figure. Upcoming hearings will reveal how he responds to these limits and what recognition he gives to the restraint.
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains strawberry birthmarks arise from enlarged blood vessels and may fade or be removed by treatments like radium when on the face. other birthmarks include port wine dimples and spider nevus. Treatment depends on location and size and should be guided by a physician familiar with the condition.
The article discusses balancing rights with the rights of others in adult life and family settings. It notes clashes in opinions over home choices, such as decorations, vacations, and car use, and emphasizes fair arbitration, majority voice, and teaching youth to seek collaborative solutions without forcing beliefs.
A fragmented pair of questions and answers discusses government statements attributed to Grover Cleveland. The text shows garbled OCR with phrases about expeditions and urging public support, referencing the late president and a policy stance without clear context or complete quotes.
Hollywood talk reveals Peter Lorre turning down M remake and focusing on light comedy role. Olivia de Havilland plans Hal Roach TV work, while Reed Hadley seeks bigger dramatic exposure. Silent star William Haines exits interior design for retirement, and Betty Grable remains enigmatic amid the scene.
Washington Merry Go Round notes the seniority rule keeps committee chairmen like Senator Bill Langer of North Dakota in power and criticizes calls for reform. The piece discusses Knowland's push for changes to appointment methods, sparking tensions within the Senate GOP and the broader Eisenhower era political maneuvering.
A Daily Mirror critic claims Billy Graham faced a fair fight with a reservations filled arena in London. The Times notes the crowd of 11,158 was out of the ordinary and many were turned away unable to gain admission. Other papers express astonishment at the crusade’s turnout.
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