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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1956

Page

4

Lawton Constitution masthead and policy notes

The Lawton Constitution masthead lists Ned Shep ler as editor and publisher Bill Bentley as business manager and Ted Ralston as managing editor with staff names and roles. It includes circulation and subscription rates for local and regional editions, agency billing rules, advertising policies, and a religious quote from Luke and a Benjamin reference attributed to Henry Ward Beecher.

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Mature Eisenhower shifts from reluctant general to fighting political candidate

The piece contrasts Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1952 with his 1952 acceptance speech and his 1932 Chicago appearance, noting his transformation into a disciplined campaigner. It praises his peace advocacy, views him as a high minded moderate like Adlai Stevenson, and suggests both offer focused, restrained campaigns aimed at clear national goals.

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Turnpikes Prove Useful Despite Uncertain Future

The era of turnpike building may end as Congress backs a 33 billion dollar highway bill and bond markets wobble. Yet toll roads have boosted America’s highway system, offering modern, reliable travel now while the vast interstate project lags for years. Motorists likely will continue to support the turnpike concept.

Congress America

View Elizabethan theater replica in Washington DC area

A question and answer item notes a replica of an Elizabethan theater viewable in Washington DC. It also reports changes to Baseball Hall of Fame elections and explains how nectar aromas from diverse flowers affect honey flavor.

Washington, D.C

GOP vs Democrats Reflections on Convention Strengths

The piece contrasts Democratic and Republican conventions, praising Democrats for rich personalities and Adlai Stevenson’s team while labeling Republicans a one man party led by Eisenhower. It argues Republicans lack depth of national figures, while Democrats failed to craft decisive issues, unlike Churchill’s wartime leadership, and notes a 1956 copyright and a 26 inning, 1-1 tie game between Brooklyn and Boston from May 1, 1820.

San Francisco Chicago Adlai Stevenson Averell Harriman Lyndon Johnson Texas James A. Finnegan Dwight D. Eisenhower Robert A. Tait Cow Palace White House Eisenhower Congress Dwight Eisenhower Brooklyn Boston

U S 66 Plans Face Delays

Oklahoma Governor Raymond Gary faces delays on four-laning U S 66 in western Oklahoma due to a federal state dispute over construction method. Federal officials will not approve more interstate projects until differences are settled, threatening money for western routes and complicating promised city routes along the corridor.

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School Children Asked To Bring In New Dial Numbers

Lawton pupils enrolling this week must know their new dial telephone numbers for enrollment cards. Superintendent John Shoemaker says numbers change Sept 16 with dial conversion, making old numbers useless on cards. Parents urged to obtain the numbers before enrolling to keep personal files up to date.

Lawton John Shoemaker Snoemaker

Services Today For Justice Hunt

Funeral services were held for Albert C. Hunt 68 a justice of the state Supreme Court who died Sunday. Services were at St. Luke's Methodist Church with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Hunt suffered a stroke in his Capitol office Aug 20 and a second stroke on Sunday. He was appointed to the high court last October by Gov. Raymond Gary. Small diamonds are sometimes found in meteorites such as iron from Meteor Crater in Arizona.

Oklahoma City Albert C. Hunt State Supreme Court St. Luke's Methodist Church Rose Hill Hunt Capitol Trant High Court Raymond Gary

Norman Block Hazardous For Motorists In Norman

A Norman report describes the 1200 block of Caddell Lane as a safety hazard for drivers due to dense child activity. A head count found 49 youngsters living there, all seen riding tricycles bicycles wagons or scooters or leaving their rides parked in the street.

Norman Caddell Lane

Stevenson Heads Southwest Parley Aims for Victory

Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver toured the Southwest after a regional strategy conference call. In Albuquerque they spoke at a refueling stop and praised unity among Democratic leaders from seven states. They urged strong precinct level organization and support for the ticket in the November election.

Stevenson R Adlai Stevenson Northwest Albuquerque Santa Fe Stevenson Sen Estes Kefauver Kefauver New Mexico John F. Simms Portland Ore Southwest Averell Harriman New York John Kennery Massachusetts United Now

Four Killed As Bomber Hits Homes

SANFORD FL Four persons including a 3 year old child died when a two engine Navy attack bomber plowed into two houses near a landing field. The Lowes and their son David were hospitalized with severe burns. The bomber crew also died: Lt Cmdr Ozni D Hall Lt (jg) Gerald M O Hara and William V Swigowski. The plane first demolished the home of W B Brown before hitting the Lowe residence. Brown survived uninjured.

Sanford Fla Navy Sue Lowe Lioyd Lowe Lowes David Cmdr Ozni Donald Hall Gerald Michael O'Hara Somerville Mass William Valentine Swigowski W. B. Brown Lowe Brown

Gary's Joe Smith Club Gains Support in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma Gov. Raymond Gary promotes the Joe Smith-for-Stevenson Club which now counts about six members and four dollars in cash. Mrs. James Levy of Winfield Kansas latest to contribute, following Nebraska delegate Terry Carpenter’s bid to nominate Joe Smith for vice president at the Republican convention.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Raymond Gary James Levy Winfield Kas Gary Nebraska Terry Carpenter Joe Smith

Worry Clinic Opal Wins Husband by Faithful Marriage

A Dr Crane case follows Opal and Frank six years into marriage with two children. Opal recalls implementing his guidance from Tests for Good Wives, winning Frank by nonthreateningly shaping her behavior and redecorating their home. She faced a rival, yet Frank reaffirmed love, crediting Opal for the change and urging readers to apply similar strategies.

Opal George W. Crane Frank Dr. Crane Trevor

Dems More United Than Republicans

Charles Gridley assesses 1950s party unity noting Democrats show stronger support for Eisenhower programs than the GOP while highlighting voting records of Republican senators up for re election. The piece observes heightened unity within the Democratic Party despite some policy divides and contrasts with Republicans facing mixed backing from their ranks.

Chicago San Francisco Democratic Congress Everett M. Dirksen Ike Homer Capehart Indiana John M. Butler Maryland McCarthy Capehart Margaret Chase Smith Maine Herman Welker Idaho Alexander Wiley Wisconsin Prescott Bush Connecticut George H. Bender Ohio Milton R. Young North Dakota Bourke B. Hickenlooper Iowa Francis Case South Dakota George Moses New Hampshire Far West Eisenhower John L. McClellan Arkansas Spessard Holland Florida Allen J. Ellender Louisiana Walter F. George Georgia Earl Clements Senate United

Young Actress Across Clue Grid Puzzle

A compact crossword style list of across and down clues covering actors, languages, plants, and places. The grid features terms from literature history and geography with hints like Persian, Bast, and Nile related terms. Answers include personal names and standard crossword vocabulary spread across rows and columns.

McCarthy Says GOP Must Toughen Up For Victory

Washington Senator Joseph McCarthy warned Republicans could suffer a 1M8-type defeat if they run a campaign focused on sweetness and light He emphasized the need for a tougher approach in November noting Democrats Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver plan a fighting campaign while Republicans lean to a high level tone He said if the election were held today Republicans would win easily.

Washington Joseph R. McCarthy Wisconsin Eisenhower Adlai E. Stevenson Sen. Estes Kefauver D-Tenn

Forty Teen-Age Gang Invades Shadyside

SHADYSIDE Ohio UP Forty teen age gang members roared into the town Monday night in 1 car s 40 youths including two girls were stopped at the town limits and taken into custody Most were juveniles six young men were fined the invaders were said to belong to an eastern Ohio gang called the rebels a thrill organization about 300 strong

Shadyside Ohio Felice

Insurgents Split From South Carolina Democratic Party

About 30 delegates objecting to a unity stance separated from the South Carolina Democratic Party in Columbia and planned to announce an independent slate of electors for the November ballot. They must gather 100 signatures in 11 days to place a petition on the ballot as “South Carolinians for Independent Electors.”

Columbia S.C South Carolina Democratic Party

Yeh Chennault Receive Gifts Of Tiny Shrunk Heads

Nationalist foreign minister George Yeh and retired U S Air Force General Claire Chennault received unusual gifts from Ecuador tiny shrunken human heads presented by Mme Hsu Cheh wife of the Chinese minister in Ecuador.

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