Local Oklahoma newspaper staff and posting details
The snippet lists editorial and business staff including Ned Shepler editor, Bill Bentley business manager, Tad Ralston managing editor, and others. It notes circulation, mechanical, and advertising roles, a posting address in Lawton Oklahoma, and archival postal classifications plus association memberships.
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Ned Shepler
BILL _F. BENTLEY
Tad Ralston
Wr. Rice
HAL
Woo Hargraves
H. G. Amlschlager
Nixon’s campaign image shifts as Nixon learns rules
A New York Herald Tribune analysis argues Nixon will run a high level campaign to shed his attack dog image. It notes his courage and analytical mind, but warns a national leader must follow unbroken rules, suggesting Nixon’s future growth remains crucial to his political fate.
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Indochina
Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dick Nixon
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Unity of Spirit and Virtue Across Births
A religious and philosophical quotation contrasts baptism into one body by one Spirit with equality of all people. It cites Paul’s 1 Corinthians and Voltaire asserting virtue above birth as the true distinction among individuals.
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Voltaire
Sound Public Policy on Union Recognition in City Departments
The editorial argues against recognizing unions as bargaining agents in city departments. It cites allegiance to the people and government, warns of conflicts of interest, and recalls the 1919 Boston police strike and Governor Coolidge. It states the newspaper supports unions but opposes government employee outside influence.
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Major Elsworth
Winnie
Firemen
Boston
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Lawton
Langlie’s Calm Appraisal in Republican Keynote
Gov Arthur Langlie of Washington spoke in San Francisco on Republican accomplishments under Eisenhower. He downplayed party faults and praised progress while acknowledging typical campaign exaggeration. Voters will likely focus on Eisenhower and Stevenson as election approaches.
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Arthur Langlie
Washington
San Francisco
Langlie
Eiserhower
Langue
United States
Eisenhower
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Clement
Messrs
Adlai Stevenson
Easter fixed by first Nicene Council in 325
The first Nicene Council in A D 325 fixed Easter as the first Sunday after the first full moon on or after March 21. Some regions ban currants and gooseberries because they spread blister rust disease affecting white pines. Peanuts grown in our states are Spanish Virginia and Runner.
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Virginia
Joe Brown Loses World Title Fight by Judge's Decision
New Orleans reports the world lightweight champion Joe Brown was KOed by a judge's decision after a speed infraction led to a $35 fine.
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New Orleans
Joe Brown
Don't Delay Marriage After 21 Says Dr Crane
A column by Dr George W Crane profiles Chauncey D a 37 year old bachelor who delays marriage. It argues indecision harms adults and praises decisive action leading to Chauncey’s marriage and happiness. The piece urges parental guidance and personal choice in youth.
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George W. Cra Case
Chauncey D
Chauncey
Medical terms and eye doctors in Q and A column
The doctor explains pyelitis as kidney inner inflammation with pain and urinary symptoms caused by infection, now treatable with antibiotics. An ophthalmologist or occulist is the eye specialist. A reader notes her husband drinks about 25 cups of coffee daily and is described as placid and unambitious. the response warns such high intake would stimulate many people and likely affect behavior.
Reader Questions and Doctor Answers on Health Concerns
A medical column addresses excessive sweating pregnancy risk with German measles and height genetics. Dr Edwey P Jordan notes possible causes of hyperhidrosis and outlines evaluation steps. The piece also mentions rising global use of nitrogenous fertilizers from 2.4 to 5.8 million metric tons, excluding Russia.
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Russia
Eisenhower Luck Shapes His Second Term Path
In San Francisco a veteran observer notes Ike’s luck has carried him from obscurity to world leader status and frames his 1956 campaign as a bid to bridge the Communist divide, with health risks and political peril shadowing the plan. The piece cites his heart attack recovery, age, and the 1954 midterm setback as warnings for a fragile path to a second term. It also discusses Adams and aides managing duties during convalescence and the uncertainty of Congressional outcomes in a volatile political climate.
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Marquis Childs
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Denver
White House
Gettysburg
Augusta
Cypress Point Club
Hisenhower
William Henry Harrison
Congress
Sherman Adams
Financial Affairs Across Puzzle Clue Set
A crossword style list with numerous clues covering finance, biology, geography, and general terms. Includes sequences like Bulgarian coin and Brazilian macaw alongside common words for parts, actions, and objects. Answers fit standard puzzle conventions in a mixed category grid.
Puzzle Column Clues and Answers From 23 to 50
A crossword style list presents numbered clues and hints. Entries include German articles 23 31 Rich for 33 What trains run on 38 Girl's name 40 Medium of exchange 41 Come in 42 Shaded walk 43 Pen name of Charles Lamb 44 Singer Jenny- 46 Opposed 47 Goddess 48 Japanese coins 50 Chart.
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Charles Lamb
Jenny
480 Auto Deaths Seen For Holiday
Chicago police and state officials prepared for Labor Day weekend traffic, with the National Safety Council estimating up to 43 percent more fatalities than usual. The council aimed to limit deaths to about 350, stressing driver responsibility and enforcement as cities outlined plans to curb accidents during the holiday period.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
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AP News
Arlver
Transiens Toronga Ota
Iis
Lawton Constitution
Joseph & Stewart Alsop
Richard Nixon
Harold Stanson
America
Marquis of Queensberry
California
Jerry Voorhers
Courage
Kayoes
Een
NEA
Ine Fe
Chauncey Rate
By Edwey P. Jordan, M.D
Galbraith
Maine
Edmund Muskie
Senate
House
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Howeer
Fred Tesentrent
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