Lawton Daily Newspaper Masthead and Record Details
The fragment lists editorial and publishing staff for a Lawton daily, including Ned Shepler editor and publisher, Bill F Bentley business manager, Ted Ralston managing editor, and RK Rice Mofrol advertising manager. It notes publication evenings Mondays through Fridays at Third and A Avenue, Lawton, with postal status and library associations. references to affiliations with Oklahoma Press Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Rice Mofrol
Uation M
Fragmentary religious text on Trinity and guidance
The readable lines discuss the Father Son and Holy Ghost, naming Matthew and ministry. It appears as a doctrinal note about guiding consciences and minds toward living God, though the fragment is partial and misspelled.
Nixon's shifting stance signals a new Republican era
The article argues Nixon remains a candidate on the wings of liberal domestic views while retaining core conservatism. It notes he may appear opportunistic to critics, yet stresses voters must acknowledge genuine change rather than cling to old ideologies.
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Lisen- Hester
Sidan
Republican Party
Nixon
Torin
Asher
Hope And Leadership In Times Of Global Strife
The article examines how leaders like Eisenhower and Adenauer symbolize hope and stability during crises. It discusses how people rally around strong figures when history unsettles norms and how doubts about succession raise fears that the trusted symbols may be replaced by uncertain successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genendeni
West
Alness
Eisenhower
Adenauer
Testor
Bai Vone
Free World
Ale
Adenatiee
Fragmentary Cold War Era Quotes Circulate in War Tone Fragment
A garbled clipping presents quoted statements from officials and ministers accusing hostile actions and wartime aims. The text references U S civil defense, a Japanese minister, and an Arabian minister, claiming genocide and resistance to occupation in a tense international moment.
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France
al Ecvia
Alimied Shubuiry
Questions And Answers From The Daily Quiz Page
Q Where was the world s lowest suspension bridge recently opened A the Machinac Bridge spanning Mackinac forming Michigan s peninsulas since the glacial age Q Which musk deer yields musk A the male Q Which spice tree yields two spices A the nutmeg tree producing mace and nutmeg Q What rate does the current of the Amazon River run A about one and a half miles an hour in dry season and about three miles an hour when swollen by rains
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machkinac
Mackinac
Michigan
Llime
Amazon River
Nixon as President A Changing Portrait in Liberal View
Washington opinion pieces assess Richard Nixon’s presidential viability noting his vitality intelligence and political skill while warning of enduring Democrat distrust. Analysts debate whether a Nixon presidency would mark decisive action or intensify political risk amid unresolved resignation chatter and party divisions.
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Washington
Dick Nixon
Sean Chas
Pratt
Rudy
Nixon
Athens
Paris
Tf Hag Hee
Cresider
Offenee
Conan Ho
Lynn Johns Ho
Nixco
Lane Rayburn
Congress
Sixon
Thomas J. Voney
Dewey
Sison
Richard M. Nixon
Certai
Cailhor Committee
Parakeet Joey Attacks False Retriever Feat Gone Wrong
In Winslow England Joey the parakeet leaped from a window into a dog name Ginger the retriever, capturing the bird's tail and pinning it momentarily. Mrs. Margaret Sneyd recalled the scene, noting the parakeet showed no fear as the dog retrieved it gently.
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Winslow
England
Joey
Ginger
Margaret Sneyd
Mrs. Sneyd
Mary Haworth Advises on Marriage and Retirement Adjustments
Mary Haworth offers guidance on adapting to a spouse's retirement, emphasizing independence from his moods. She urges building personal interests, pursuing paid work or clubs, and maintaining financial security through prudent planning. Her column in The Laboratory Constitution suggests avoiding dependency and seeking constructive activities.
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Jones
Vince
Fa Hota
Sony
Staing
Eivic Charilies
Anoher
Mary Twawoeth
Colunuy
The
Laawtor Constitution
Quake Kills 1200 in Outer Mongolia
A report says an earthquake in Outer Mongolia killed more than 1200 people with at least 200 dead in Alev Sande village. Deep snow hindered casualty assessment, the second quake this month.
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Toryo UP I
Aascaw Naaia
Dheath
Outer Mongolia
Alev Sande
Eisenhower and NATO at Paris Meet Seen With Doubt
Paris observers doubt the NATO summit will be decisive as President Eisenhower arrives after illness. Dulles is likely to drive American policy in closed sessions while French Algerian war costs and finance loom large. European nerves fear renewed American leadership weakness despite high hopes for a positive shift.
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Marquis Childs
Paris
Eisenhower
Western Alliance
NATO
Figaro
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Europe
Richard A. Rixon
Lae United Alions
Algeroows
France
Washington
International Bank
Jonz
Galland
Duies
Ural
United States
Woorhaw Wilson
Versailles
League of Nations
America
Edly
Ijtors
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tila Whei
Foreig
Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues Grid
A compilation of mixed language clues and word fits for a crossword style puzzle. Entries span geography biology politics and daily life with references to locations such as Canada Algeria Martinique and Moscow. Clues mix definitions puns and cryptic-style hints for a wide set of answers.
Puzzle answer clues and word list puzzle row
A compact decoding of a mixed clue set listing baking chamber heart auricle and various cross referenced hints. It presents a sequence of cryptic prompts with numbers and partial words such as Cambread War god of Greece More inquisitive of South Africa and Resentment. It includes prompts for mans name piece a temporary give and a sea bird Greek letter butterflies and Yugoslavia reference.
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Greece
South Africa
Ptiece
Yugoslavia
Meniere's Disease and Dizziness Explained by Doctor
The doctor explains the symptoms of dizziness ringing in the ears and hearing loss and outlines causes. He discusses Meniere's disease first described by Prosper Meniere and notes fluid buildup in the labyrinth as a likely factor. Age over 44 increases risk and treatment focuses on managing fluid. excessive intake may trigger attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Jordan
Meniere
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Ned Shepler
Associated Press
Holy
Federal Civil Defense Administrater
Leo A. Heogh
Japanese Porvigny
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Ep Dt Adinal Inea Service, Inc
Mary Haworth Veces
Torealan
Aby
Saenth
Galbraith
Sersig
Cherry Burton
Around the
British Statesman
Algeria
Moscow Square
Martinique
Volcanic Island
Pay Eidie
AlRielonys
Sey
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