Lawton Constitution Credits and Masthead Details
The Lawton Constitution lists Ned Shepler as Editor and Publisher with W. R. Rice and W. Hargraves as mechanical superintendent and staff. The paper is a second class mail publication with office at 409 11 C Ave Lawton Oklahoma and claims membership in the Oklahoma Press Association and the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association.
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Lawton Constitution
Ned Shepler
Suntienes
Mentey
Sed
Caet
C Ave
Lawton
Cilia Guneres
Oxia
Maem
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Local Newspaper Policy and Quotations Notice
The passage states AP news use rights and prohibits advertising from promoters without advance payment or local authorization. It also promises corrections on misstatements and includes biblical and literary quotes as epigraphs. It emphasizes laboring to enter rest and notes the permanence of example and record.
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Associated Press
Historic Senate debate on atomic energy bill and its safeguards
A lengthy Senate clash over the Eisenhower administration atomic energy bill weighed private vs public power ideals. Oklahoma senators Kerr and Monroney backed amendments to protect consumers, limit monopoly risk, and preserve the municipal and cooperative power preference.
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U.S. Senate
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Monroney
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Knowland
Pastore
Gore
Kefauver
Tennessee
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Lehman
New York
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Oregon
Langer
North Dakota
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Jackson
Washington
Anderson
New Mexico
Humphrey
Minnesota
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Alabama
Douglas
Illinois
Stennis
Eastland
Mississippi
Murray
Gouzenko and Petrov Espionage Tales Show Different Safeguards
The piece contrasts Canada shielding Igor Gouzenko after his defection with Australia publicly revealing Vladimir Petrov’s espionage disclosures. It warns that open access and visible security may invite retaliation, citing Trotsky’s murder as a cautionary parallel. The author asserts Russians never forget and critiques Australia’s approach.
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Igor Gouzenko
Canada
Vladimir Petrov
Australia
Petrov
Bring the boys home and see the world
The piece argues for keeping U S troops in Europe and Asia while noting peacetime benefits and asking soldiers how they feel about overseas duties A two year draft compels service and may inspire some to welcome a tour abroad for experience and pay.
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Europe
Asia
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Korea
Frankfurt
Germany
Flin Filon
Idaho
Understanding Food Allergies and Diet Management
The doctor explains that food allergies can cause indigestion hives headaches or asthma and outlines how identifying and avoiding offending foods is key. If multiple foods are involved a diary and trial diets help pinpoint triggers and a tolerable diet may be built gradually. Desensitization attempts exist but are rarely successful.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
NEA
You Should Speak Up If Guests Always Take Lead
A reader asks how to handle friends who only appear as guests. The columnist suggests addressing the pattern by proposing regular back yard barbecues with rotating hosts and inviting feedback on who hosts next. Speaking up preserves friendships and prevents losing old friends.
Hollywood Stars Share Rumors and Deals in Loose Memo
Hollywood gossip notes Betty Hutton may profit from Sophie Tucker life story if it materializes. Tyrone Power plans a stage run with Herman Wouk. Maxwell Reed and Joan Collins separate in London. Alan Ladd reflects on injuries from European work. Christine the collie travels to Hollywood after Robert Walker’s death to stay with his sons. Virginia the doll, How ard Hughes’s car, and William Holden’s daughter Virginia are cited in various asides. Henry Fonda rejects aging concerns about Mr Roberts film. Oscar Hammerstein and the theater world are discussed in broader terms.
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Joan Collins
London
Questions Answers And Q In Art And Other Facts
Questions and answers cover vehicle meaning clouds leper priest and the well in the House of Representatives plus the first Women’s Rights Convention held at Seneca Falls New York. The topics include painting solvents evaporation weather and civic history.
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House of Representatives
Seneca Falls
N.Y
Police Round Up 200 Hoodlums in City Raids
New York police squads swept Times Square Central Park and Rockaway in early morning raids, rounding up more than 200 persons. The operation marks the largest haul since the crackdown began July 27.
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Times Square
Central Park
Rockaway
Little Liz Finds Polite Society After Years of Training
A narrativeabout a girl who endures long lessons in polite behavior and then seeks inclusion within refined circles. The piece contrasts social expectations with the girl’s efforts to fit in, hinting at the challenges of etiquette and reputation in society.
Police Nab Man Selling Wine Illegally From Baby Carriage
Police arrest a man selling liquor from a baby carriage at 75 cents per bottle. He was booked on a charge of selling liquor without a license.
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Washington Calling Growing Reich Power Is Raising Misgivings
In Bonn observers note Germany’s rearmament quickening Western power dynamics. Critics warn Berlin may bargain between East and West as American policy shifts while figures like Conant question Germany’s reliability as a Western ally.
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Marquis Childs
Bonn
West Germany
Soviet Union
United States
Heinrich Bruning
Adenauer
America
Germany
James B. Conant
State Department
Conant
Across and Down Culinary Clues
A concise puzzle clue set lists 11 across and down items linked to food and cooking. It includes biscuits spinach supplies ingredients fend off century plant sewing tool and other culinary terms with references to beer angels herb stir follow consume permeate and a food fish entry.
Puzzle clue answers from the prior listing
The list provides numbered crossword style prompts with clues and gaps including CIO labor union Acts Grand jury indictments Pronoun Revise Lined there Moving Skin liquid vs dl ae Amphitheater Started Cut short Half prefix Is indebted Tidy of Wanders idly Through prefix.
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CIO Labor Union
World’s Just A Bin Stage Headlines from New York and Barnstable
William R. Miller, 24, in New York allegedly mischief after a fight with his wife and boasted of stealing safes from a supply store. In Barnstable, police raided a cottage party again using cameras, detaining 30 teenagers for disturbing the peace.
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New York
William R. Miller
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Paul E. Dubois
Cox
Fox
Barnstable
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Escape attempt ends in death at Belleville hospital
In Belleville New Jersey an elderly patient 72 year old William H Lee of Orange died after attempting to escape a county isolation hospital by tying a bed sheet to a radiator and lowering himself from a fourth floor window. He miscalculated the window height and fell three stories to the ground.
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N.J
William H. Lee
Orange
Essex County Isolation Hospital
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