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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1954
Page
8
The passage notes that rulers from all lands sought Solomon’s wisdom after hearing of his renown. It contrasts worldly wealth with true wisdom and cites a line from Young about wisdom being sought as clouds bring titles and estates.
A quiet revolution in U S education is led by audio visual methods with motion pictures becoming a staple in schools since World War II. Widespread use, pooling of film resources, and catalogues from Britannica drive growth as educators push to expand access despite limited funds.
Senator William E. Knowland described his unexpected move from California after the election as a transition from majority leader to minority leader. He recalled the election night uncertainty and arriving in Washington unsure of his role in the next Congress.
Joseph and Stewart Alsop report a grave policy clash over whether to test the Super-Super hydrogen bomb and rely on it as the main offensive weapon. They note radiological dangers from local and distant fallout, potential genetic harm, and the uncertainty of megatonnage effects, with officials from AEC and Defense differing.
The doctor notes rheumatoid arthritis is a serious baffling disease with unknown cause, more common in young women. Rest aids affected joints and the body, simple non habit forming pain remedies help, anemia is common and may require iron or transfusions. diet guidelines for early stages are advised.
The article reviews dietary and lifestyle approaches, climate effects, and medical options for rheumatoid arthritis. It notes heat, massage, vitamins, and special exercises as helpful, with some patients benefiting from warm climates and certain injections, including gold therapy, cortisone, and ACTH, while emphasizing that long term conservative care and devices like braces or wheelchairs can aid those in need.
Cal Farley founder and director of the Amarillo Boys Ranch arrives in Lawton with Boys Ranch midget football players for a Thanksgiving Shrine Bowl game at Roosevelt Stadium. The event, 10 30 a m Thursday, includes free admission for children and fund driven tickets for adults.
At the United Nations in New York the East West debate on Korea renews as Russia and Western powers push within the Assembly. The Political Committee shifts from West New Guinea to plans for unifying Korea while Korea’s election supervision remains stalled since Geneva. South Korea and U N allies clash with a Western compromise on ending the Korean phase of Geneva talks.
Oklahoma City attorney and former state senator Jack Rorschach of Vinita plans a challenge to petitions expected next week seeking the state Supreme Court’s approval of 214 million dollars in bonds to finance three new turnpikes.
Bobby Joe Adkins 21 of Marlow was charged by County Attorney Manville Redman with speeding at night. He was arrested Tuesday by highway patrolmen.
Mrs George DeSass of 1005 Euclid is admitted to Fort Sill Station hospital after a fall that fractured her kneecap. She was admitted last Friday and is receiving medical care.
Charles P. Skouras theater owner died at 65 on October 92 leaving over one million dollars in estate. All community property goes to his widow Florence in trust with future division among their children Edith Jungmeyer Margaret Curti and Charles Jr Skouras.
Washington watch centers on a White House split over China policy with Adm. Radford urging a stronger line and President seeking a way out. Bullitt’s views echoed as Congress and defense leaders clash over potential troop use and bombing raids. Dems blame defense cuts, while Wilso n and Humphrey trim the budget amid mounting partisan pressure.
City police reported no arrests yet in the Monday burglary of the Jess Callaway residence southeast of Lawton. Stolen items include a shotgun three pistols and a rifle taken from an interior room of the house.
Residents won city council approval to rename Moscow Street to Sandpiper Street in Playa del Rey for clearer identification. In Columbus Mississippi James R. Hutcherson received 117.88 dollars in damages after a shoe store employee spilled red dye on his parked auto on store property.
In Madison Wisconsin on Tuesday a federal court ruled peanuts shipped to Vilas Park zoo were unfit for human consumption. The 600 pound lot was surrendered to the zoo for animal feed after the decision.
Melvin Abel, 37, parked home with a five point buck strapped to his car and called his mother. While he spoke, his wife watched the deer, but someone stole it from the car before rescue could happen.
Seven year old William Dallas Dixon died after his pants were caught in a tractor power takeoff shaft on his father William G Dixon’s farm. He was pulled into the whirline joint and hurled, striking his head until the father stopped the tractor. He died at Frederick Me-Hospital from a fractured skull.
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