Lawton Constitution Masthead and Staff Listing
The Lawton Constitution shows editors and department heads including Ned Shepler as Editor and Publisher Bill Bentley as Bustones Manager Ted Ralston as Managing Editor H C Ahlschlager as City Circulation Manager with a general publication note listing contact and postal information. The paper is published evenings Mondays through Fridays from 49 11 C Ave Lawton Oklahoma and is a second class mail under federal law with memberships in industry associations.
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Ned Shepler
Bill ¥. Bentley
Bustones
Ted Ralston
H. C. Ahlschlager
C Ave
Lawton
Okla
Congress
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Army Officers Should Avoid Political Debate
In McCarthy era hearings the Army appears central to a national political fight. The piece argues the Army must stay above politics as a professional force, though civilian leaders and defense policy make politicized scrutiny inescapable. It urges officers to refrain from taking sides to preserve professionalism and effectiveness.
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McCarthy Army
United States Army
Army
Senate
Ridgway
Robert Stevens
John Adams
Navy
Air Force
Western position at Geneva faces renewed strain
Walter Lippmann argues the Dien Bien Phu crisis and Viet Minh moves have weakened Western diplomacy at Geneva. He notes no unforeseen military shift, but faulty public bluff and French demand for intervention undermine United States and Britain. He warns of higher peace terms and an impossible stance for Dulles amid Republican opposition.
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Geneva
de Castries
Dien Bien Phu
Red River
Mr. Pleven
Gen
Ely
Indo-China
Mr. Dulles
Ho Chi Minh
Southeast Asia
London
Washington
Eisenhower
Paris
Britain
America
Korea
Dulles
Congress
Red China
Doctor Says Health Q&A From Edwin P Jordan
A doctor answers reader questions on eye pain possible urticaria pregnancy after salpingectomy breast saliva excess and cancer contagion. The column notes a thorough investigation for eye conditions and clarifies cancer is not contagious for caretakers.
Boy Scout and the feeble elder at the curb
Mature parent Mrs. Muriel Lawrence discusses a Boy Scout helping a weak old lady cross a street. She contrasts weakness with strength and argues we resist demands for giving unless we act from genuine generosity rather than obligation.
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Muriel Lawrence
Emma
Q and A on early television and Nobel Prizes
Q How were the first television stations for commercial use organized Where were they in New York City and Philadelphia A In New York City and Philadelphia. Q How many Nobel Prizes Five Q How is the number of electors for a state determined A By its total number of Senators and Representatives.
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New York City
Philadelphia
Hollywood Sidelights On Era of Film Shadows
A fragmented Hollywood note describes untold sidelight on Corinne Peri and Errol Flynn influence. Nanette Fabray begins film career but parties and family life shift to the East Coast. Zsa Zsa and Eva also appear in snippets, with Jill Bennett starring in a Zero role as real authors seek to exploit the movie.
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Nanette Fabray
Hollywood
Mama Ie
Pete
Eva
Jill Bennett
Ecb
Solons Consider Sale Of Surpluses Abroad
Washington insiders discuss Eisenhower administration plans to dispose of farm surpluses abroad to aid allies and feed people. The House Agriculture Committee reviews a broad disposal program covering wheat cotton and corn with potential sales to friendly nations or organizations. Debate highlights economic promotion and defense considerations amid obstacles including Spain.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House Agriculture Committee
Organization of Nations
United States
Kelices
Missing Words Across Puzzle Clues Deciphered
A compact puzzle clue list with numerous across entries and many cryptic prompts, including references such as cross bun hay touch a sore New Year s and various partial phrases, inviting fill-in answers for a themed crossword.
World’s Just A Big Stage Stage in Kuhn’s 103rd Birthday View
Silas S. Kuhn, who turns 103 on Saturday, says conservative pin-up pictures have kept him young at heart as he reflects on life in Harrisburg. He discusses aging, humor, and the era he has lived through, noting changes in society and fashion.
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Harrisburg
Silas S. Kuhn
Land of Lakes village thief skates by watches without movements
A report from Land of Lakes Wisconsin notes a theft where the thief could not obtain value from two watches as they lack movements. The incident highlights a peculiar detail about the stolen items and the thief's limited gain.
Democrat John Pete Toby Morris for District For
A political notice endorses Democrat John Pete Toby Morris for a district seat. The brief summary notes Morrison as the candidate supported by local party leaders and seeks voter support in upcoming elections.
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John Pete Toby Morris
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