Lawton Oklahoma newspaper masthead and staff credits
Newspaper masthead from Lawton Oklahoma lists key staff members including Ned Shepler as editor and FE Bill F Bentle, advertising manager W R Rice, mechanical superintendent W D Hargraves, with a single phone line 620. It notes publication every Sunday at 409 110 Avenue and entry as second class mail by law. It includes memberships in the Oklahoma Press Association and Southern Newspaper Publishers Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentle
W. R. Rice
W. D. Hargraves
Lawton
Oklahoma
Okla
Congress
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Constitution
Constitution Press
Constitution-Press
Associated Press
Psalm Verse Prayer About Trust And Hope
A devotional verse urges steadfast faith in God’s word and trust to shield today’s life. It emphasizes living with hope, embracing joy or sorrow without dwelling on tomorrow. A reflective, solace-filled meditation on spiritual shelter and patient endurance.
Taft's Place Cannot Be Filled By Anyone
Robert A. Taft sought the presidency thrice but never won. A brilliant, tireless senator from Ohio, he guided major bills, led Capitol Hill, and impressed both parties with fairness. His death left a void in the Republican Party and Congress, honored for service to a free self government.
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Taft
Robert A. Taft
White House
Ohio
William Howard Taft
Senate
Wendell Willkie
Thomas E. Dewey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican Party
Congress
United States and United Nations role in future growth
Washington discusses whether the United States should remain in the United Nations and under what conditions as charter revision looms in 1955. Senate plans study of UN actions and implications, while debates over sovereignty and the nature of UN authority continue.
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America
The
United Nations
Washington
United States
U. N
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Alexander Wiley
Republican
Wisconsin
Senate
Korea
Should a daughter force father to live with her
A daughter debates making her widowed father live with her and her husband despite tensions over politics and religion. Both men doubt a shared home, and the daughter fears losing her cheerful household. Independence via boarding or separate living seems wiser for all.
Questions and Answers from an Old Quiz Card
A set of trivia with questions and concise answers. Topics include Christmas cards origin in 1875 by Louis Prang of Boston, Brazil’s name from pau-brasil wood, Georgia as first cotton for industry, a rabbit nest call form, and the Seven Wise Men of Greece named as Bias Chilonius Cleobulus Periander Pittacus Solon and Thales.
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Louis Prang
Boston
Brazil
Pau-Brasil
Greece
Bias
Chilonn
Cleobulus
Periander
Pittacus
Solon
Thales
Asia Minor
B.C
Red Behavior in POW Case Haunts Panmunjom Lessons
The article argues Communist behavior follows tactical shifts, not promises. It cites Rhee’s prisoner release and Moscow’s 1950 return of Malik as evidence that Reds act when it suits them. It warns that forecasts ignore pledges, urging attention to evolving signs at Panmunjom in 1953.
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Rhee
Peiping
Moscow
Security Council
Red China
Jacob Malik
Panmunjom
Hollywood: Cummings Seeks Sponsor For My Hero Show
Robert Cummings says My Hero boosted his movie career after a year on air and he can now pick films. He portrays a comic lead opposite Marie Wilson in Marry Me Again and notes studios aren’t pressuring a Beanblossom repeat. Errol Flynn relaunches turtle neck sweaters and pinstripe verticals.
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Hollywood
Guys and Dolls
Robert Cummings
Marie Wilson
Censorship and star claims cloud Cleo Moore and Lamas
Cleo Moore says censors pressure busty actresses to cover up while flat chested stars get away with wearing falsies. Fernando Lamas seeks public amnesia over MGM push, noting he will swashbuckle on screen instead of singing, with roles at Paramount and future studio projects.
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Cleo Moore
Jane Russell
Cleo
Hollywood
Fernando Lamas
MGM
Ezio Pinza
Paramount
Lamas
City Boy Honored For Camp Activity
Gene Huff son of Mr and Mrs Jewett Huff 1925 Oak was announced Saturday as the best cadet in his platoon at the artillery ROTC summer camp He is a senior at the University of Oklahoma and was named outstanding member of his 32 man platoon for initiative knowledge and leadership He served as battery commander executive officer first sergeant and chief of section during the camp
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Gene Huff
Jewett Huff
Oak
Huff
University of Oklahoma
Senator Tobey Fought Big Powers and Bosses to Help People
Washington columnist recounts Senator Charles Tobey of New Hampshire as a fearless advocate who exposed RCA bribery in antitrust hearings and challenged Textron, B&O, and other powerful interests. He details Tobey's battles for consumers, stockholders, and national policy, plus a note on the item veto idea and political positions in Washington.
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Drew Pearson Washington
Charley Tobey
Green Hills
New Hampshire
Senator Tobey
Tobey
Charles Tobey
Manchester Union
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
National Broadcasting Company
Interstate Commerce Committee
Exp
George Moses
Dan Hastings
Delaware
Republican National Committee
Hastings
Senate
U. S. District Court
Wilmington
Del
John P. Nields
Toby
America
Textron Company
New England
Royal Little
Textron
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Truman
Ed Pauley
Navy
New Jersey
Florida
Charlie Bennett
New York
Kenneth Keating
White House
Ike
Florida Democrat
New York Republican
Adlai Stevenson
Richmond
Stevenson
Don Magnuson
Washington State
Warren
Warren G. Magnuson
Eric G
Congress
Magnuson
al Canwell
House of Representatives
Warren Magnuson
California
Clyde Doyle
House Committee On un-American Activities
Bishop Oxnam
Washington Democrat
Interior Department
Pacific Northwest
Hell’s Canyon
Northwest
Idaho Power Company
Crown Colony Puzzle Answers Across and Down
Crossword style clues list answers across and down referencing places people and objects including British crow colony antiquated small space made a hon as a bird lender handled is Latin fasten ane raced Leiter gets up Hawaiian bir without Fr bewildered low tide dismounted lath fourth Arabian call was borne fondles compass point revoke a legacy clocker college cheer cover with turf again frozen water rugged mountain it crests king of Pylos thoroughfare scoffs worms barter and more with many entries tied to geographic and historic terms and requiring cross-letter solving to complete.
Ida Lupino Returns to Emoting Directs The Bigamist
Ida Lupino directs and stars in The Bigamist and defends her continued screen presence. She rejects retirement after rave reviews for The Hitch-Hiker and says she wants to play a bad woman again. Rosemary Clooney's co star Gene Barry recalls a fall on set during Red Garters and praises her talent.
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Ida Lupino
Ida
Rosie
Gene Barry
Rosemary Clooney
Rosemary
Gene
Industrial breakthrough trims synthetic rubber time
Industrial research has made it possible to produce cold GAS synthetic rubber in about 20 minutes, compared with 12 to 14 hours required until recently.
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Lawton Constitution and Morning Press
Joe House
H. O. Ahlschlager
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Bro
United States Senate
Eisenhower
Capitol Hill
Lawrence Dispatch
By David Lawrence
Soviet
Russia
U.N
Assembly
Georgia
Galbraith
George
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Erskine Johnson
Errol Flynn
Liz
Amin
Crown Colony
Pylos
India
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