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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1954
Page
14
The Lawton Constitution provides staff roles, contact details, and policy notes including circulation, advertising, and press associations. It includes public notices, subscription terms, and a religious quotation, reflecting standard newspaper boilerplate and administrative information.
The Eden Berlin conference underscored the urgency of a European army, but Bevanites led by Aneurin Bevan oppose German rearmament and favor talks with Moscow. Labour caucus split 112 yes for EDC and 108 against, highlighting a dangerous stance amid Cold War tensions.
The piece outlines Senator McCarthy plans for the coming months to attack the Army to boost his standing, blame Eisenhower if Democrats win, and claim credit if Republicans prevail. It discusses a broader aim to dominate the 1956 Republican Convention with smearing Eisenhower, while noting aides cultivate the buildup.
A guidance piece on how children at all ages can share duties at home and in the community. Emphasizes engaging tasks for small children, varied chores to sustain interest, and family conversations about responsibilities. Highlights outside tasks like helping with a paper route or neighborhood service to foster civic involvement and personal satisfaction.
In his column Dr Edwin P. Jordan explains seborrhea or seborrheic dermatitis as a common but unclear cause of hair loss. He describes two forms, dry dandruff and greasy seborrhea, possible infection factors, contributing conditions such as poor health and constrictive hats, and outlines lengthy local treatments including crust removal and medicated applications.
Adolphus A. Washauer, 74, seeking an old age pension, told the Census Bureau he was born Feb 11, 1833 in Eugene Oregon, four years before his father. The bureau replied that its records are accurate and an error is impossible.
Hollywood reports Charlton Heston and Elizabeth Scott quarreled on Bad for Each Other and avoid public nods. Jack La Rue and Ki Buhler touted as orange blossom path candidates. Columbia expands telefilms with Screen Gems and Father Knows Best. Ed Wynn stages a new Musical in San Francisco. Maxine and Laverne Andrews lose Patty. Jane Withers bows out. plans for a male warbler trio. Frank Leahy Notre Dame tale becomes a TV oddity. Daniel Boone writes local TV ads.
President Eisenhower indicates party leaders must curb Senator McCarthy after rebuke. The White House signals a push to discipline the Wisconsin senator and guide hearings, testing Congress and the executive branch as leaders weigh how hard to press.
A garbled Q A section discusses time changes at night for ships crossing east, a claimed “Steam Roller” army as the Russian army in World War I, a North Virginia swamp habitat, and pool eight ball origins. It includes scattered remnants about the eight ball rule and family feast days.
A film veteran will portray Joan Davis' father in a new project. Red Buttons abandons his traditional variety show format for a situation comedy. The move follows the same reasoning many comedians cite when giving up their old laugh-getters.
Nat King Cole remains distant from Health Street after a Movietown appearance. A personal physician musician stands by at performances as Nat sings. Reported trouble for actors includes George Dolenz allegedly hired for Ring Around Saturn being told that all actors would be replaced by mechanical puppets, prompting potential legal action.
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