Lawton Constitution Masthead and policy notes
The Lawton Constitution lists staff roles включая editor publisher and department heads, publication details, and circulation contacts. It includes subscription rates for morning and evening editions, mail options, tax note, and Associated Press rights and advertising payment rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
W. R. Rice
Joe. House
W. D. Hargraves
H. O. Ahlschlager
Third and A Avenue
Lawton
Okla
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Constitution-Press
Constitution
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Market Prices Report
Oklahoma market prices show No 1 hard wheat around 2.03 to 2.04 at several towns and eggs butterfat and pecans steady or firm in various centers. Oklahoma City livestock totals include 1800 cattle and 500 calves with bulls and calves steady, cattle steady to higher, hogs up 25, and lambs 50-75 higher. Chicago butter prices steady with multiple grade quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture Today
Guyman
Hooker
Frederick
Lawton
Blackwell
Hobart
Medford
Vici
Clinton
el Reno
Enid
Kingfisher
Yukon
Bison
Hennessey
Tulsa
F.o.b
Muskogee
Vinita
Alva
Elk City
Watonga
Laverne
Woodward
Pauls Valley
USDA
David Plays Harp To Soothe Saul’s Troubled Spirit
The verse from I Samuel 16 23 describes David using a harp to calm Saul, driving away the evil spirit and refreshing the king. Auerbach comments that music cleanses the soul of daily dust.
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God
Saul
David
I Samuel
Auerbach
GOP planning 1956 race eyed by Hall and allies
Leonard Hall and key Republican figures appear to map a three stage plan for the 1956 presidential race. If Eisenhower offers no run, Warren could be drafted. failing that Nixon emerges as a controllable alternative to maximize electability or minimize intraparty conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Hall
Eisenhower
Hall
GOP
Earl Warren
Warren
Nixon
Foreign Aid Crossroads in Budget Battle
The next Congress faces sharp debate over defense and foreign aid as a key to balancing the federal budget next July. Critics say aid has overreached, increasing debt, while proponents warn widening Soviet influence if aid falters. If vital nations shift toward communism, aid may be seen as essential to curb broader Asian decline.
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Congress
Russia
Near East
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Burma
Afghanistan
Asia
Red China to issue stamps in 1956 project
Red China announced its first stamp printing project will begin operations in 1956. The dialogue asks about life spans, noting a cat averages 15 years while a dog averages 10 years.
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Red China
Burglars Steal Clothes From Cabin Home Near Town
Thieves burglarized the cabin home of Milton F. Burke eight miles west of town on U S 62 last night while Burke worked at the Blue Beaver tavern. A window was broken to gain entry and clothing and bed linens were taken. Sheriff Everett Hale reported the investigation was conducted by deputies Carl Phillips and Arvil Roberson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton F. Burke
U.S. 62
Burke
The
Blue Beaver
Everett Hale
Carl Phillips
Arvil Roberson
Douglass Chorus to Have Program Tonight
Four former Douglass chorus members Ronald O’Neal Herbert Hagler Elwood Williams and Henry Dillard visit as guest artists for the school’s annual Christmas carol program to be presented at 8 p.m. in the Douglass school auditorium. The Nativity tableaux feature 57 chorus students and 18 eighth graders with roles for Willie Porter Mary Jimmie Lee McCarty Angel Gabriel and Tyrus Cobb Herod. no admission is charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass Chorus
Ronald O'Neal
Herbert Hagler
Elwood Williams
Henry Dillard
Douglass School
Willie Porter
Mary
Jimmie Lee McCarty
Angel Gabriel
Tyrus Cobb
Herrod
William G. Henderson
John R. Sadberry Jr
Tony Conway
Errol Baker
Bennie Hughes
Maurice Bridgewater
Howard Johnson
Gerald Glover
Angels
Dorothy Gay
Vera Hill
Carolyn Deveaux
Velada Hamilton
Barbara King
Ruby Huffman
Samuel Howard
Buddy Titus
Willie McCarty
Kings
County Attorney Seeks To Revoke Bar's Beer Permit
County Attorney Manville Redman filed in county court to revoke the Cross Town club beer license held by C. G. Peters at 1406 Lee Blvd. Redman cites private or public dancing on December 17 as the basis for revocation. hearing set for December 29 at 2 p.m. Also two new beer license applications filed: Agnes Miranda for La Fiesta at 1015 Park and Richard Gathings Jr. for Old King Cafe at 401 N First.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manville Redman
C. G. Peters
Cross Town Club
Lee Blvd
Redman
Agnes Miranda
la Fiesta Tavern
Park
Richard Gathings Jr
Old King Cafe
N. First
USO Helpers Wrap Christmas Packages at Fort Sill
USO volunteers at Fort Sill offer a gift wrapping service from December 1 to 24. They have processed 1,240 packages this season, with peak hours 6 to 9 p.m. Supplies funded by USO, mailing boxes provided by Limpton merchants. Program director Miss Mildred Blair coordinates the effort with volunteers from Xi Tau Beta Sigma Phi First Baptist church groups and other local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
USO
Barry DeGroot
St. Petersburg
Fla
Robert Cook
Xi Tau Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Nell Franklin
Dearborn
BPW
Marlin Keathley
Ferris
Jaycee Janes
Marvin Trope
Gore
Junior Service League
Fourth
Hal Hallett
Hallett
Lawton
Mildred Blair
First Baptist
Horizon Campfire
Jaycee Jones
Business and Professional Women
Daughters of the American Revolution Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Four Deny Drunken Driving Charges In County Court
Four persons charged with drivability while intoxicated were released from jail after pleas of innocent and appearance bonds. Edgar Ingle, 35, Monroe, $500 bond. Stephen S. Simmons, 38, Fort Sill, $500 bond. Louis H. Langston, 49, 910 S Fifth, $250 cash. Earl A. Allen, 51, 1508 Lee, $500 bond. Additional defendants paid fines for reckless driving and improper muffler pleas. Traffic complaints named Gladney, Aycock, Jones, and Perry for speeding and failure to yield in Cameron and Giles courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Ingle
Monroe
Stephen S. Simmons
Fort Sill
Louis H. Langston
S. Fifth
Earl A. Allen
Lee
Cecil Hill
Cache
Marvin E. Cameron
Peace Justice
James Nance Yarmuk
Dearborn
Cameron
Willis Mathis
Andrews
Woodrow Giles
James Wreed Gladney
Ash
Giles’ Court
Donald Thomas Aycock
Jerrell Dewein Jones
Chattanooga Rt
Robbie Lee Perry
Fletcher
Texan Beaten Outside Southern Club in City
Lino Arispe a 19 year old Texas visitor was struck with a glass bottle by four men outside the Southern club at 108 Lee before 3 a.m. He received four gashes on the forehead, was treated and released from Southwestern hospital, and no arrests were reported by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lino Arispe
Texas
Lee
Southwestern Hospital
Set
Eddie Arispe
Everett Hale
Arispe
Hale
Two Held After Separate Knife Attacks In County Jail Release
Willie Bates, 39, and Katherine Wooten, 31, were released from county jail after posting 1000 bonds on assault with a dangerous weapon charges. Bates pleaded innocent to slashing his wife Frances King Bates, while Wooten pleaded innocent in the stabbing of Pvt. Jose Tafoya, a Fort Sill boxer. Tafoya recovered and Bates’ wife remained in Memorial hospital with over 100 stitches for knife wounds to throat and body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Bates
S. First
Katherine Wooten
Bates
Marvin E. Cameron
Fort Sill
Frances King Bates
Memorial Hospital
Paper Boy Loses Valuable Asset Rediscovered
A boy’s bicycle, used for a paper route, vanished from Central Junior High last Thursday. Carroll Hoagland, 13, a carrier for Constitution Press, relies on the bike for his route and transportation. his mother, Mrs. C. H. Hoagland, requests return of the English racer with no questions asked.
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Central Junior High
C. H. Hoagland
Euclid
Carroll
Constitution Press
Theft Series Keeps Police Busy In City
Lawton police chased a Monday theft spree that touched Fort Sill and several local locations. Victims reported a 1946 Mercury four door, a radio, a camera, a leather jacket, a radio aerial, tires, bicycles, a hot water heater, hub caps, a pistol, and a Crosley radio among stolen items. Two tires were recovered and two suspects arrested near Dee Dee Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Tommy Barnhill
Roosevelt
John L. Brown
S. 23Rd
James Blontzen
Sheridan Oil Co
Dee Dee Park
B. P. Bell
Rt. 2
Fort Sill
Blair Colley
Brent Johnson
Roy Dupler
Lawton Recreation Parlor
Gaylon Dunbar
No. 14
Hospital Births and Admissions in Local News
Birth announcements record a series of newborns with parental names and addresses, including Wade, Standridge, and Pierce families, with birth times and weights. The list proceeds through admissions and dismissals at multiple facilities, noting medical or surgical cases, December dates, and recurring residents from towns such as Elgin, Duncan, Fort Sill, Anadarko, and Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Wade
Oak
Ted Standridge
Jefferson
R. W. Pierce
Elgin
Clare Morford
Lake
Dick Swaby
Cherry
George H. Wallace
Duncan
Peggy Niederjohn
Henry Niederjohn
Columbia
Jane Ann Hughes
George Hughes
Lindy
Fort Sill
Delores Gresham
Walters
John Williams
Cub Pack 81 Awards at Christmas Party
Thirteen Cub Scouts of Pack No 81 received awards at the annual Christmas party at John Adams elementary school. Recipients include Douglas Kemper Lions badge Mike Mustain John Duncan silver arrow Bear Wolf awards and more. Five boys earned one year service stars and Maj W L Norris the Cub master received a gift. den 10 led a flag salute. the group prepared Christmas baskets for needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams Elementary
Douglas Kemper
Mike Mustain
John Duncan
David Bluethman
James Roop
Dennis Day
Ricky Harmon
Richard Roberts
Clarence Heisler
Carl Schow
Gary Prestage
Larry New
Pete Costilow
Maj
Brooks Family Christmas Visit Planned in Lubbock
Personal notice reports Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Brooks of 1807 North 22nd will travel Friday to Lubbock Texas to be guests of their daughter Mrs. Gertrude Robinson during the Christmas holidays. Another Brooks daughter Mrs. J. H. Pedigo and her daughter Clinton spent Monday here.
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G. M. Brooks
N. 22Nd
Lubbock
Tex
Gertrude Robinson
Brooks
J. H. Pedigo
Clinton
Film Actress Across Puzzle Clue Set
A crossword style clue list referencing a film actress Dianne and multiple entries across a grid including river names noun forms and common words. It maps to film era crosswords with definitions like Dianne, interstate references, and various short answers such as animal names, verbs, and household terms.
Crossword Clue Set Resolve in Puzzle 28 29 30 36 37 38 41
Answers key for puzzle cues includes hopes for stardom decay stay and cadence. Clues cover synonyms like agricultural area mountain combining form rasp used a garden tool shield bearing petty quarrel obliterate brain passage promontory chemical suffix marble with precise word fits.
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Bey
Paper Boy
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Joyce Tice
Herman’s Drive Inn
James Rowe
Raymond Woodward
Charles Bracker
Riverside Indian School
Anadarko
Richard Yazzie
Shirley Johns
Bobby Saupitty
Star Rt
Irena Tahsahsanah
Indiahoma
Thomas Narconey
Rt. 1
Mary Pocowatchit
Revell Turner
Pollard
Johnny Davis
Hershell Stewart
Cyril
Mattie Garrison
Jack Wesley Martin
Jack Martin
Davidson
Myrtle Lindsay
N. 29Th
Arthur O. Holliday
Park Stovall
Laird
John Chibutty
Joe Wesley Jackson
Patricia Ann Wright
James Melvin Wright
S. 14Th
Roosevelt Petty
Christine Robinson
Bernice J. Braddy
Earl L. Hayes
Medicine Park
Marilyn Stone
Patricia Stone
Apache
Vera Johnson
Atlanta
Lilly J. Jones
Harold Bonds
Cubs
Santa Claus
Dianne
Nebraska
Germany
Palestine
Volcano
Sicily
AIG
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