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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1956
Page
4
A biblical reflection citing Ephesians 1 24 on Christ raised from the dead and seated in heavenly places and Bishop Fallows urging faith in a risen Savior as the answer to prayer.
In his final news conference as NATO commander, General Alfred Gruenther warns that a Soviet nuclear strike would trigger a full NATO response and wipe out Moscow. He stresses Western unity under Eisenhower and Ridgway Gruenther Norstad succession signifies ongoing American leadership against Soviet expansion. Russia is put on notice to respect the West and avoid escalating beyond its borders.
The piece denounces Soviet actions in Hungary, accusing Red Army forces of shelling hospitals and Red Cross units, terrorizing civilians, and starving civilians. It asserts thousands of Hungarian fighters are taken to Russia and vanish, exposing alleged peace fraud by the Kremlin.
Ohio State University College of Agriculture reports Americans still average about 4,500 pounds of food per person each year, a figure consistent since 1909. The piece notes that despite calls to curb intake, many people continue to eat heavily, matching annual consumption levels.
Answers explain fossil meaning from mineral rock to preserved impressions of past life. The sheep is noted as the most mentioned animal in the Bible, Hebrews relying on it for religious and domestic life. Coffee trees bear fruit at three years, and education remains a state matter per the Constitution.
Washington dispatch analyzes the drift toward re Stalinization in the Soviet system amid post Stalin changes. It notes military moves toward Poland and Hungary, Tito’s caution, and warned risks of a broader conflict, with Molotov’s faction possibly gaining influence. The piece cautions that Hungary’s fate could steer Poland and risk a third world war.
A reader Mary Grace G asks about keeping her marriage after six years of an illicit affair. Dr Crane cites new medical and psychological ideas on sex problems in marriage and urges husbands to read the booklet to avoid denial and humiliation.
Readers are urged that wives read Grace, while husbands deny the column yet secretly clip it for study. The Don Juan concept is presented as scientific, with medical and psychological data on love making. To obtain the booklet sent to home or work, send 20 cents and a stamped return envelope to Lawton Constitution, Third and Affi.
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses infectious and serum hepatitis during World War II and after. He notes rising national reports since 1952, symptoms like jaundice, and varying severity. Treatment emphasizes bed rest and high protein intake with no alcohol, with recovery often slow and sometimes chronic complications.
State agriculture report lists wheat prices across towns from 2.00 to 2.20 per bushel for No 1 hard and other grades. Eggs and butterfat quoted, hogs and cattle markets active with prices: steers 19.00-20.00, fed steers 23.50, heifers 12.50-17.50, cows 10.50-11.50, hogs 14.75-15.25, sows 12.00-14.00, calves 14.00-16.00, stockers 13.00-16.00. Sheep sale limited with steady prices.
A clipped clue list for a crossword style puzzle with across and down entries. Includes hints like Silver coin Bellow View First man who didn't need cash notion vehicle bullfighters and many more. Contains a mix of currency and common terms across multiple lengths.
Puzzle clue list with run together phrases and terms. Hawaiian dance is hula. Unelose equals retain. Retains equals keeps. Anointed equals holy. Gives orth equals supplies orth to? Emanations equals fumes or evocations.
Comanche county residents subscribed to 1 315 192 in Series E and H U S Savings Bonds in the first ten months, reaching 30 percent of the 1956 goal. Grover C. Ralston, county bond chairman, announced the total and noted Oklahoma's drive ahead of national pace with 975 505 toward the state's 71 200 000 goal. John White leads Lawton drive with Ralston heading the county program and Exall English supervising the 10 county southwestern district.
Union City Michigan reports that Navy blocked a female applicant, Mary Ann Benalsky, from entering the all male Naval Academy after she announced a bid to become a midshipman. Navy Secretary Charles Thomas doubted a woman could join the academy, while Mary Ann later abandoned her pursuit citing harmful publicity.
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