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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1954

Page

4

Eden Reaches New Heights In Career

Britain's Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden garners praise for his diplomacy and leadership as he aims for Western defense unity amid Germany's rearmament talks. The 57 year old veteran, famed for style and strategic skill, shapes policy at pivotal postwar conferences while he remains a rising force in British politics.

Britain Anthony Eden Ines Eden Germany France Pific Winston Churchill Edeo Benito Mussolini Europe Neville Chamberlain Chamberlain Mussolini Adolf Hitler Hig

Nudist-Hating Minister Plans Midwest Legislation Tour

A Fort Smith Arkansas minister announced a January tour to four Midwest capitals Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri and Kansas to press anti nudism bills. He will present evidence from sunbathers convention footage nudist publications and photostats while accusing nudists of promoting immorality. State Rep James Fesperman will file the bills in Oklahoma legislature.

Midwest Fort Smith Ark Battle Creek Mich Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri Kansas Sawyer Chan Aes Asemenee I. Atte James Fesperman Leflore County

New Jersey Health Camp Delivers Polio Ration Aid

In YITMAN New Jersey churches police and civic groups joined forces to aid an expectant mother and children with polio as four cases appeared within a week. Seven doctors five dentists and 25 nurses completed the mass ration in just over seven hours.

Yitman N.J. W New Jersey Samy

Chiang Bombers Blast Amoy Again

Chinese Nationalist bombers pressed a heavy air assault on Amoy and surrounding targets starting at 2 a.m. and continuing to dawn. Fighters followed as naval units closed in on Wei and nearby mainland targets opposite Quemoy. Communist positions on Yi Chang Shan Island in the Tachen group were also hit.

Taipei Formosa Amoy Quemoy Wei Chang Yi Little ‘Quemoy Yi Chang Shan Tachen Group Shanghai

Pulse quickening as business shows budding signs of upturn

New York reports cautious business optimism with early signs of recovery. Jobs show small gains since Labor Day while auto and steel sectors anticipate stronger activity as factories retool for new models. Banks note rising lending. fall and winter demand drives credit use. back to school and furniture sales improve as housing activity increases nationwide.

New York Jean Detroit Steel I Se Aes Stith

Ice Treatment Life Saver In Accidents

Dr. Ly Grossman of Baytown Texas told the Southwestern Surgical Congress that packing injuries in ice saves lives by preventing infection and reducing shock. He urged clinicians to chill mangled extremities, stop bleeding, and relieve pain before further surgery, arguing patient survival hinges on ice treatment.

Ly Grossman Baytown Southwestern’ Surge Congress Grossman

State Traffic Death Toll Rises To 387

The weekend toll climbs to 387 with two motorists dead on state highways. Roy Gay Kilgore, 16, from Kiowa, died in a head on crash on US 69 north of Atoka. three teens injured. Herbert Hoover Epper son, 26, of Tahlequah, died when his car crashed into a ditch and burst into flames near Tahlequah on US 62. Epperson’s body was recovered from the fire by a passerby.

United Press Oklahoma Roy Gay Kilgore Kiowa Pittsburg County Herbert Hoover Epperson Tahlequah Highway Patrol Kitore U. S. 69 Atoka US. 62 Epperson

Swedish governing coalition holds in local elections

In Sweden the Socialists and Agrarians coalition held firm after weekend local elections. The Conservatives made the largest gains while the Communists remained at the bottom with 49 percent of ballots from 3,701,541 cast. Prime Minister Tage Erlander said voting would bring no change in government policy.

Stockholm Sweden Socialists and Agrarians Tage Erlander

Mismanagement By GOP Means Defeat voiced by Stevenson in 1956 race

Denis Stevenson says GOP mismanagement will lead to defeat in the 1956 elections. He criticizes Eisenhower era policies and calls for stronger diplomacy. The piece covers Stevenson’s stance on military programs, foreign policy, and a possible running mate, with reaction from other party leaders and a Pauls Valley club note.

Ocrats Adlai E. Stevenson National Congress Steven A. Mitchell Ae Fomlc GOP Stevenson Frank Clement Tennessee Paul Butler Indiana Eisenhower Bae Clement Richard Nixon Geneva United States

Nixon Denies Adlai Charge of Give Away Government

Vice President Nixon rejected Adlai Stevenson’s claim that the administration runs a giveaway government and has worsened the world position. He urged Stevenson to state his own world policy on issues like Indochina and Korea while on a tour for Republican congressional candidates.

Minneapolis Nixon Adlai Stevenson Stevenson Indochina Korea Congress

Bladder Irritation Ad Claims Quick Relief From OVSTEX

A fragmented ad style note describes frequent burning and urged urination issues. It cites kidney and bladder irritation and promotes OVSTEX as a quick remedy with EpSrEx active ingredients. Details are unclear due to garbled text and misspellings.

Bible Presented At Wesley Methodist Service

Yesterday at the church of the Rev. Ezra Ellis in Wesley Methodist Church a red leather Bible was presented. Mr. Ellis was a fellow student at Whittier College, E.

Ezra Ellis Wesley Methodist Church Ellis Whittier College

Airliner Breaks 3 Speed Records

United Airlines says a DC plane flew 1,923 miles Sunday in four hours 36 minutes, breaking marks of four forty seven and five hours nineteen. The pilot was Capt. Jack Gillespie of San Francisco.

United Airlines Jack Gillespie San Franisco

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