Lawton Constitution 1957 December 9 Edition
The Lawton Constitution dated December 9 1957 lists Ned Shepler editor and publisher and details staff roles including business manager managing editor and advertising. The issue reflects standard newspaper masthead information and boilerplate, with notices of affiliations and submission guidelines.
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Lawton Constitution
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
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Rice Joe House Advertising
Cirechallan Stanager
G. Hah Graves
Arlschlager
City Cienalign
Cawton
Oklahoma
Lawton
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Our Greatest Test in the Missile Lag and Resolve
A historical appeal argues the United States lags behind the Soviet Union in missile command and urges renewed effort. It recalls World Wars and WWII mobilization, notes Soviet gains since the Cold War, and calls for steadfast faith, no panic, and renewed national purpose to outpace tyranny.
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United States
Soviet Union
Russia
America
Middle East
Am- Man
Economic Outlook Brightens as Industrialists See 1958 Upward
A survey of American industrialists shows most expect business levels in 1958 to be 2004 or better than 1957, signaling a non worsening economy. They cite easy money policies, floor supports, population-driven expansion, and boosted defense efforts as reasons for cautious optimism despite ongoing declines.
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Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Russia
Questions and Answers on Licenses and Arctic Building
A quiz style item covers hunting license costs vary by state and the first atomic power ed cargo passenger ship NS Savannah. It notes latitude degree length varies due to Earth's flattening and explains how an Alaskan Eskimo builds a snow igloo with hard snow blocks, a dome shape, seal oil lamp for heat.
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America
N.S. Savannah
Savannah
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Today And Tomorrow on Congressional Leaders’ Skewed Unity
The briefing foreshadows a party split over how to respond to the Soviet challenge. Democrats plan to press for more armament funding and accuse the Ike administration of ignoring intelligence warnings after Sputnik, while urging a unified, nonpartisan effort to craft a concrete, debated program.
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White Mouse
Eisenhower
Congress
Pearl Harbor
Power Consultant Stueve Dies At 72
Oklahoma City report states Stueve a 72 year old electric power consultant died Saturday night. He was honored by Kappa Sigma social fraternity for 50 years meritorious service. Retired from Oklahoma Gas and Electric after 25 years, he remained active in industrial affairs as a private consultant. Last March he opposed the Markham Ferry Dam on the Grand River as not serving flood control or power needs.
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Oklahoma
Stueve
Kappa Sigma Social Fraternity
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co
Markham
Grand River
Managing Leadership Gently at a Radio Station
A reader promoted to manager months ago seeks guidance on balancing business needs with employee relations. She worries about over accommodating staff, fears leadership lacks, and asks for a recommended book to strengthen decisive, fair direction without becoming a slave driver.
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Mary Haworth
Social Security role in Texas City disaster care
A review of how the Social Security Administration mobilized after the Texas City disaster on April 16, 1947. District manager Fred Rogers and Galveston manager Sam Ward led rapid setup of a temporary Texas City office, with regional support from M. D. Danberry. Red Cross and insurers assisted in timely survivor benefit handling while headquarters ordered immediate attention to disaster claims. Tomorrow’s column will detail credits and benefit calculations.
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BO B. Gallagher
Saturday Evening Post
Milton MacNaye
Texas City
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Social Security Administration
Fred (. Rogers
Houston
Social Security Headquarters
Texas
New Executive Boss Advice From Mary Haworth Column
The Lawton Constitution advises a new executive to forget self pity and focus on the job. She urges leadership by self assurance, prioritizing business, and handling critics with a steady, center-of-gravity approach rather than seeking universal approval.
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M. E. Mary Haworth
Moinor
Lawton Constitution
Hammarskjold Mission Weighs Middle East Risk and Hope
Washington column assesses Dag Hammarskjold’s UN mission amid Eisenhower illness and rising Jordan tensions. It warns of potential spark points near Amman and outlines risks of Israeli action, pro-Nasser takeovers, and Soviet leverage, urging patient diplomacy over rhetoric. The piece praises UN as an international fire brigade if guided to practical settlement.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Jordan
Amman
Hussein
Israel
Russia
United States
Syria
Egypt
Harumarsfjold
U. N
The Doctor Says Syphilis Is Not Conquered Yet
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains syphilis remains a serious venereal disease. It is caused by a spirochete and contagiousness varies. early treatment with penicillin or arsenic can prevent transmission. A mother can be treated to protect the child. diagnosis hinges on a local sore and blood tests. early, complete, prolonged care is essential.
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Edwin P. Jordan
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Crossword Clue Fill-In Puzzle Snapshot
A scrambled word puzzle listing across and down clues with partial answers and misprinted letters. Readers solve entries for foods, minerals, travelers, bodies, verbs, and common terms alongside time hints and misprints.
Puzzle Clue Pack Prompts Mixed Definitions
A sequence of crossword style hints lists terms like lifted in England theys lifts uncloses wax paradise upright salad vegetable church festival lukewarm nest of an eagle foundation years of mile wesborne small stream vend essential being male cat.
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England
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