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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1954

Page

16

Business Looks Ahead To Best Two Months

New York merchants anticipate the next eight weeks will bring improved sales and production. Auto output may near a million cars, steel mills may run at 80 percent, and holiday hiring will lift retail activity. Farmers face lower cash receipts but farm machinery makers plan expanded output as economic indicators improve post election uncertainty.

New York Detroit Awful Agriculture Department Stock Exchange Legislaion

Tourism Survives Haiti Hurricane With Rising Luxury Hotels

Haiti reports tourism as the sole crop spared by Hurricane Hazel, with a 1954 55 harvest expected. Port au Prince and Cap Haitien remained unscarred while Berry and Mapou face landslides and droughts. New luxury hotels appear and a six story skyscraper hotel rises above Port au Prince ready by Christmas.

Port AU Prince Haiti Caribbean Cap-Haitien Berry St. Gerard Jules Thebaud

Agusle, Yugoslavia's National Musical Instrument

Agusle is described as the national musical instrument of Yugoslavia though details of its use or symbolism are limited in the available text. The note positions Agusle within cultural heritage discussions but lacks broader context or events.

Yugoslavia

Radioactivity at Port Radium Mines Revealed by Geiger Counters

A National Geographic Society description notes coal and ore movement at Port Radium near the Arctic Circle. Spotters monitor a Geiger counter suspended from the ceiling as a flashing indicator shows radioactivity. A grass-moving new thruway is mentioned with an implied health or activity metric.

Canada Port Radium Arctic Circle Tional Geographic Society Duane

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