Lawton Constitution Advertises Staff and Contact Info
The Lawton Constitution lists W R Rice as Advertising Manager W D Hargraves as Mechanical Superintendent Bill F Bentley as Business Manager Dralst Managing Editor Joe House as Circulation Manager H O 4HLSCHLAGER City Circulation Manager and provides the evening publication schedule and office address at 409 110 Ave Lawton Oklahoma with post office registration and professional association memberships.
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W. R. Rice
W. D. Hargraves
Bill F. Bentley
Dralst
Joe House
H. O. 4Hlschlager
Lawton
Okla
Congress
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Lord Remains Merciful Amid Sins Plea From Psalm Verse
A brief biblically inspired line asks for divine mercy and healing of the soul after confessing sin, citing Psalms 41:4. The verse reflects penitence and trust in God's grace within a devotional context.
De Gasperi Fall Hints Anti American Trend
Italian voters re elected Premier De Gasperi by a narrow margin amid signs of shifting sentiment toward less alignment with American policy. Observers point to abstaining small parties and Monarchists opposing Western gestures over Trieste as key factors. Analysts warn of a mood swing in Italy away from close ties with the United States and European unity projects.
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de Gasperi
United States
Europe
Adenauer
Germany
Italy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
European Defense Community
Center
Christian Democratic Party
America
Republicans
Social Democrats
Liberals
Chamber of Deputies
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Hoover to Serve Again As National Government Chair
Former President Herbert Hoover, soon to be 79, agreed at President Eisenhower's request to chair a new commission. The group will study the federal government’s organization and operation, review past reorganizations of 1947, and propose further changes with Hoover’s thorough approach.
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Herbert Hoover
Eisenhower
Hoover
Taft’s Shadow Shapes Ike Era In Republican Shift
Joseph Alsop analyzes the transition from Taft dominance to Dwight D. Eisenhower guiding a centerward, more world-aware GOP. He notes Eisenhower’s patient, persuasion-led approach, Taft’s illness accelerating leadership, and the party’s move toward a true majority while moderating extremists.
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Eisenhower
Sen. Taft
Thomas E. Dewey
New York State
Dewey
Frank
Washington
Treasury
George Humphrey
Congress
Senate
House
Understanding adhesions after appendix surgery
Dr Edwin Jordan explains adhesions form from fibrous tissue after infection or injury such as appendicitis. They can tighten around intestines causing obstruction, sometimes requiring surgery. Adhesions do not cause cancer and cannot be cured by oral or injectable medicines.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Mrs. O
No is good guidance from child guidance expert
A column endorses firm repeated No as proper discipline. Professor James L. Hymes Jr. argues occasional blunt refusals satisfy Junior and prevent discontent, challenging the view that parents should always persuade. The piece praises common sense parenting over expert theories and suggests you’ll be vindicated when experts finally agree.
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Junior
The
Association For Family Living
James L. Hymes, Jr
Prof
Hymes
Kramer denies Navy pressure on The Caine Mutiny film
Hollywood reports that producers dispute claims of naval effort to sink filming. Kramer says full Navy cooperation kept intact. the film is honest and pro Navy, with Comdr. James C. Shaw as technical advisor and Bogart cast as Queeg, an Annapolis man. The Caine Mutiny story remains opposed to water down.
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Erskine Johnson
Hollywood
NEA
Caine
U. S. Navy
Stanley Kramer
Kramer
Navy
U.S. Navy
Queeg
Annapolis
Humphrey Bogart
Comdr
James C. Shaw
Commander Shaw
Shaw
Russell
Jane Russell
RKO
Howard Hughes
Juestions and answers on names and China
A series of Q and A items cover naming customs in Korea last name first. Discussion of Chinese representation in the United States contrasts Nationalist Government and Central People's Government of the People's Republic. It also asks about origins of Easter eggs and lists main modern horse types including draft saddle coach roadster and pony.
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United States
Little Chris Mayfield Fades After Wyoming Crash
Four year old Little Chris Mayfield, brain injured in a Wyoming auto crash near Medicine Bow, lay comatose in his Los Angeles home with devastated parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Mayfield. He had been transported from Denver Children’s Hospital where doctors warned recovery was impossible.
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Los Angeles
Chris Mayfield
Wyoming
Medicine Row
Wyo
Joseph Mayfield
Denver
Childrens Hospital
Chris
Starlet May Walk Again
Hollywood starlet Suzan Bail, 19, who has battled Ewing's tumor in her right leg for eight months, may learn Wednesday if she can discard crutches and walk unaided. The film actress has been undergoing treatment for the bone cancer.
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Hollywood
Suzan Bail
Ewing
Master mentalist on film set blushing after false Eddie Cantor death
A Hollywood set rumor claimed Eddie Cantor died of a heart attack, prompting the master mentalist to joke about thought waves. The news proved false an hour later, and the mentalist left the set for two days. Tax talk covers theater owners pressuring congress to repeal a 20 percent admission tax, with critics noting savings won’t reach moviegoers.
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Hollywood
Eddie Cantor
Robert Coyne
Council of Motion Picture Organizations
Washington
Taft Death Seen as National Loss for Politics and Cancer Fight
Washington commentary reflects on Senator Robert A. Taft as a rare leader who deeply understood America’s political system. The piece notes his hard road through party service, his private push for Eisenhower’s agenda, and his terminal cancer, urging a bold, big funding push for cancer research to honor his memory.
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Washington
Sen. Taft
Clay
Webster
Taft
White House
Republican Party
Marquis Childs Washington
Robert A. Taft
America
Eisenhower
New York
Congress
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
National Cancer Institute
Institutions of Health
Bethesda
Maryland
Senate
Famous Figures Crossword Clues
Crossword style list of clues with across and down entries including names like Confederate general and English princess, plus Bible and Greek myth references, forming a traditional puzzle grid from a historic page.
Crossword Clue Answers Posed in Puzzle 23
Answers to previous puzzle items fill this list. The clues refer to numbered entries 24 through 50 with synonyms and classic terms across themes of geography aviation religion and biblical names. Each answer aligns with common puzzle conventions and known word lists from standard crosswords.
Cropdusting Pilot Henry Elliott Killed in Crash
In Cleveland Mississippi Henry Elliott age 73 the world’s oldest crop dusting pilot died when his light plane struck a telephone wire last night He had been dusting crops since 2024 and was widely noted for his long career and safety focus.
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Cleveland
Miss
Henry Elliott
Tonight's Top Radio Fare on August Fifth 1953 Brief
Radio schedule overview lists programs and hosts across networks NBC ABC CBS and MBS for 5:15 to 8:55 PM CST. Notable items include Elmer Davis Johnny Mercer Gordon and family theater features Groucho Marx You Bet Your Life Truth or Consequences and Scarlet Pimpernel with news updates from Gabriel Heatter Murrow and Robert Trout.
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MBS
Elmer Davis
ABC
Johnny Mercer
CBS
News of the World
NBC
Gabriel Heatter
Lone Ranger
Jo Stafford
One Man’s Family
Mutual Newsreel
Edward R. Murrow
Titus Moody
Les Griffith
News
Groucho Marx
NBC News
Bill Henry
ABC Playhouse
Crossfire
Scarlet Pimpernel
Frank Edwards
News of Tomorrow
St. Louis
Elton Britt
Virgil Pinkley
Clifton Utley
NBC Dance Orchestra
Edwin C. Hill
ABC News
Robert Trout
Cedric Adams
Singiser
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Motion Picture Association
Cleo Moore
Ancient
Egypt
Persia
Galbraith
T. M. Reg
U. S. Pat
NEA Service, Inc
Senator Taft
Albert Lasker
Florence Mahoney
Capitol Hill
Eve
Nathan
Greece
Moss
United States of
Charles Lamb
Miainly
Seth’s Son
Bill Cullen
Flamond
MBS Mystery Theatre
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