Oklahoma Newsview Advertises Lawton Office and Publishing Fees
The Lawton Oklahoma Newsview announces its editorial staff and mechanical department led by Ned Shepler. It notes offices at Third and A Avenue Lawton and outlines advertising policies, rates and authorization requirements for paid notices and re-publication rights with Associated Press affiliation.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
T. Ralston
Agencia Lire Dial
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Feu
Piuraution Men
Ranutente
Fragmentary religious quotation from Jeremiah and Taylor
A damaged OCR fragment cites Jeremiah 45 5 and Jeremy Taylor about grief and religion. The broken lines reference fainting, sighing, and seeking rest. Tone resembles a devotional excerpt rather than a full article.
Mavericks In China Defiant U S youths defy travel ban
The State Department bans on visiting Red China stir debate as a group of young Americans ignore warnings to join Moscow's festival delegation. Critics argue regulations protect nationals, while supporters see the trip as curious but risky, with propaganda concerns noted.
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State Department
Red
China
U.S
Moscow
Red China
Peiping
Inflation Talk From Federal Reserve Chief William Martin Jr
William Martin Jr the Federal Reserve Board chairman warned against drastic fast spending to curb inflation. He noted mixed growth with price gains outpacing production and urged reductions in spending and increases in savings to ease price pressures. He argued a balanced path will help both consumers and businesses avoid overexpansion and future inflation.
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William Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Canton
America
Martin
U.S
Machin
Senator Bush decries Senate publicity as actors crowd galleries
Senator Bush of Connecticut laments the Senate gallery being used as a publicity stage for Hollywood figures and other prominent guests. He argues the floor should not be treated as a platform for showbiz types and questions why leaders of the body enable this attention seeking spectacle. Some colleagues agree noting the risk to dignity and decorum.
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Ed Sullivan
Bush
Connecticut
Senate
Indian Summer Phrase Origin Question Mystery
A reader asks who used the term Indian summer and notes a legend about Native Americans guiding settlers. The answer says the expression likely dates from about 1794 and may be legendary rather than folklore, and includes brief other Qs about the Human epoch and presidents living in the White House with a misspelling for George Washington.
Matter Of Fact France Finds New Strength
Joseph Alsop observes shifting Western alignments with France rebounding from postwar despair. France shows revived leadership, higher birth and industrial output, yet faces Algerian tensions that threaten unity with Britain and the Western alliance at the UN.
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France
Sex Problems in Marriage booklet promises devoted husbands
Dr George W Crane advises wives to act as an actress at home to spare the male ego and halt marital drift. He argues most divorces begin in the bedroom, urging wives to study his booklet on sex problems to keep husbands devoted for the sake of their children.
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Mia
George W. Crane
Milly
Terry
Crane
Dover
Jithe
Omree
Ordear
Tao
The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Doctor Answers On Hemorrhoids Or Piles In Medical Column
A reader question about hemorrhoids or piles is explained as enlarged rectal veins that can appear in clusters and come and go. Sudden strain or constipation often triggers symptoms including itching and blood on stool, with bleeding potentially causing anemia and ulcers or internal clots forming in enlarged veins.
Hemorrhoids: treatment options and cancer risk
A medical note explains that severe hemorrhoids may be cured only by surgery, though mild cases often improve without it. Heat provides temporary relief, and anesthesia options include local or general. Clots usually absorb in a week, but cancer risk is not increased by hemorrhoids. delays in cancer symptoms are dangerous.
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Tam
Asia Flu Hits Yank Airmen In England
In London area OSS reports eighty four suspected Asiatic flu cases among airmen. Air Force facilities near Bushey Park hospitalize cases while Burtonwood in the Midlands also Treats about 120 suspected patients. Spokesman says strain under review but not confirmed as Asiatic flu. Others confined to quarters at additional installations.
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London
Air Force
Bushey Park
Burtonwood
English Midlands
California Spark in 1960 GOP and Dem Strategy
Washington notes California as a pivotal stage in the 1960 presidential race. Nixon and Knowland loom as top Republican contenders while Governor Knight could challenge them. Democrats see California as essential to recapturing the White House, counting on Pat Brown for governor and Clair Engle for Senate, with Warren’s prior influence shaping political fortunes.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Washington
California
Richard M. Nixon
William F. Knowland
Senate
Goodwin J. (Goodie) Knight
Knowland
Nixon
Pat Brown
Clair Engle
House of Representatives
Interior Committee
Edmund Gerald
Reublican
United States
Earl Warren
Brown
Warren
Knight
Congressional
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Sing a Song Across 3 Old Black and the King of Musica
Fragmented OCR style clues mix musical terms, place names, and definitions. The file lists numbered entries from a crossword style puzzle, including references to Alaska, Deutschland, Paul Revere, and various short word prompts.
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God
the King
Annabel
Alaska
Paul Revere
Pennsylvania
Noted Alpinist Falls To Death Scaling Peak
Rex Gibson of Saanichton BC, president of the Alpine Club of Canada, died in a 250 foot fall on 9000 foot Mt Howson in northern British Columbia while climbing an unclimbed peak. Four others injured. rescue planned by helicopter.
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Sterling Hendricks
Silver Springs
Don Hubbard
National Bureau of Standards
Washington
D.C
Alex C. Baberge
University of Missouri
Alvin Peterson
Hendricks
Hubbard
Baberge
Peterson
Stor
Maj. Gibson
Rex
Don
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