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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1954
Page
4
The Lawton Constitution lists staff roles and contact details including the editor J. U. Ammschlager and city circulation manager, with a statement of dues and distribution policies. It outlines subscription rates for Morning Press and Sunday Constitution and related packages, mentions tax rules, and notes Associated Press rights and correction policy.
A biblical verse from II Peter 2 3 warns that deceptive teachers will profit from others and their judgment awaits. A Decker quote notes that sins accumulate and covetousness rests as a cradle song for folly.
The French Parliament endorsed the principle of German rearmament under the London Pact but will require concrete treaty terms. Premier Mendes France drives the move, backed by Socialists though some backers of EDC demand stronger European unity. Support hinges on final terms and continued political cohesion.
In Madison Wis Republican leaders fear a Maine like upset while Democrats grow hopeful. Wisconsin polls show farm defections from Kohler Eisenhower bonds and urban discontent could tilt the state. Governors Kohler and Cross contrast shapes of 1952 results and current campaigns.
The air force and General Electric developed a low cost takeoff boost using a hidden alcohol water tank in the wing. When needed, the fuel is injected into the engine combustion chamber. They also engineered a high rate 20 mm aircraft cannon claimed to outpace the M 39 in Korea.
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains natural childbirth emphasizes reducing maternal fear through pregnancy instruction, relaxation, breathing, and controlled labor. He notes it complements anesthetic options and stresses physician judgment in choosing the best method for each birth.
A ninth grader drives a baby blue Cadillac to school to impress peers, but three weeks later peers call him a drip. The piece argues material gifts cannot buy genuine popularity or social acceptance, noting spoiled parenting harms a child’s ability to fit in and be accepted.
A reader asks about seasonal thunder and year round occurrence. The page notes thunder can occur any time, not only summer, and that New Zealand originated compulsory labor arbitration practiced 1894 to 1932. It covers Bible lands, birth certificates when records are missing, and how a cat uses whiskers to detect nearby obstacles.
A witty remark underlines civic values as an American embraces scrutiny of media while maintaining courtesy toward law enforcement officials.
Houston police arrest a 20 year old on a drunken charge after he claimed a truck with 20 gallons of nitroglycerin sat outside the city. He warned a jolt or cooling failure could trigger a huge blast, but no explosion occurred as officers and deputies searched without success. The man later admitted his tale was a fabrication.
In Richmond Virginia R L Pierce counted receipts at his service station when Hazel wind blew in a window and carried off more than 100 dollars. Mrs J H Hessley nearby found a 50 dollar bill in her back yard and returned it as part of the lost cash.
The Court today agreed to hear an eyeglass law case brought by a special three judge federal court in Oklahoma City. The panel ruled the law violates due process and equal protection guarantees of the federal Constitution.
In Kentucky a Senate race pits Alben Barkley the long-serving Veep against John Sherman Cooper the younger Republican. The key question is age with Barkley openly arguing the issue and Cooper avoiding it while touting six years of service and youthful energy. The column notes Kentucky’s sentiment, loyalty to Barkley, and the undecided vote amid strong party blocs.
UP dispatches report a Denver man, Robert Burns, 57, paying a driver after an auto crash saying the other driver accepted the scene as not at fault and took $60 plus the license. In Milwaukee harbor seventeen Dutch sailors, survivors of a sunken freighter, prefer cowboys to a brewing company broadcast of a football game. New York officials announce Doughnut Week will feature a reduced hole size from seven eighths to three eighths inch for a better grip and more dough for dunking.
The report shows Kiwanis 861 dollars with 19.5 percent of goal, Optimist 887.50 with 22 percent, BPW 5 with 229 percent, ABC 109 with 8.6 percent, North West Kiwanis 185.50 with 21.5 percent. Frogs and Tavern Toders未 report. Separate Fort Sill drive totals about 40 percent of a 55,000 dollar goal. beneficiaries include Army Emergency Relief and Salvation Army among others. Campaign leaders are Bill Ritzweiler, Warren Wolverton, and Latha H. Prosser.
A word list includes 26 Liqueurs 28 Thespian 30 Within prefix 31 Soap ma frame 33 Perfume 35 Mountain nymphs 40 Endured 43 Body trunk 45 Halted 46 Couple 47 Poker stake 48 Lack 50 Roman em 51 Stuff 52 Essential being 55 Worm.
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