Lawton Constitution and Morning Press Masthead Notice
The Lawton Constitution and Morning Press publishes standard masthead details including editors publisher and department heads. It notes subscription rates, association memberships, and the policy for corrections and advertising payment verification.
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The
Lawton Constitution and Morning Press
Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Ralston
W. R. Rice
W. D Hargraves
Lawton
Okla
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
President's Run Dilemma Faces Eisenhower Backers
The piece argues the President must choose to run, not run, or name a successor, with Sen Knowland pressing for a decision before February 15. It weighs risks to party unity and suggests only an authentic Eisenhower Republican could sustain his legacy, dismissing Warren as unsuitable due to court role.
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Sen. Knowland
Alaska
Sen
Knowland
Republican Party
Gettysburg
White House
Eisenhower
Warren
California
United States
The Doctor Says on Carbon Monoxide Dangers
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains how odorless carbon monoxide poisons people in closed spaces from car engines and faulty heaters. Symptoms include headache dizziness and nausea. severe exposure causes unconsciousness and death. Remove from bad air, provide oxygen, and seek rapid emergency help. Ensure gas heaters are safe and avoid running car engines in closed garages.
Christmas Encyclopaedia Gifts For Soviet Leaders
Publisher William Benton arranged five complete 24 volume sets of Encyclopaedia Britannica for Soviet leaders Nicolai Bulganin Georgi Malenkov Klement Voroshilov Lazar Kaganovich and Maxim Saburov. The gifts aim to improve West understanding and reduce dangerous ignorance amid Cold War concerns.
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New York
William Benton
Benton
Nicolai Bulganin
Georgi Malenkov
Klementi Voroshilov
Lazar Kaganovich
Maxim Saburov
The Mature Parent and the Hidden Divorce
Mrs. Muriel Lawrence argues that emotional distance in a marriage harms children more than open divorce. The couple stays for appearances, blaming each other for parenting failures, while resentment grows. Genuine understanding could heal the union if they stop claiming the children bind them.
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Mr. R
Louise Despert
Arctic watch and war, a Christmas reflection
The piece notes the North Pole air presence and SAC bomber refueling routines, contrasts American and Soviet patrols, and argues for people to pursue peace through intercultural exchange. It urges support for ongoing U.S.–Soviet people-to-people ties and stresses that diplomats haggle while soldiers endure. The author ties Christmas to a shared goal of peace, despite icy tensions.
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Drew Pearson
Thule
Greenland
Christ
Washington
North Pole
Leningrad
New York
First Army
Elbe
Red Army
Moscow
Arctic Watch
74Th
Fred J. Wolfe
Monett
SAC
Strategic Air Command
Russia
Spitzbergen
U.S.S.R
Arctic
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Frankfurt
Versailles
San Francisco
Potsdam
Paris
Kremlin
U.S.A
Eisenhower
Unexpected tourists brighten a quiet yard visit
Yesterday a flock of visitors South for the winter dropped in and stayed a few hours. Birds, including robins and blue jays, paused in the yard as the hosts hurried to replenish the bird bath and feeder. The birds returned and bathed together, unfazed by the splashes.
Conscience as a Mirror of the Soul in Paul’s Writings
The text discusses how some believers still view meals offered to idols as defiling. It argues conscience reflects inner faults and can defile the weak, noting not all possess knowledge. The quote concludes with a Bancroft attribution about conscience revealing moral errors in life.
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Bancroft
The Christmas Music Beyond Carols and Hymns
A reflective meditation on the Christmas season, pairing beloved carols with the biblical account of Christ’s birth. The author urges renewed engagement with the words of Luke and Matthew and the moral hope they inspire, contrasting hopeful harmony with fear and discord.
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Bethlehem
City of
David
Mary
Secrecy Under Water as Navy Probes Jet Crash Site
Extensive salvage operations continue at the Potomac River mouth where Navy divers comb the seabed foot by foot seeking secret gear from the Seamaster jet flying boat wreck. Security officers guard each dive, inspecting any recovered parts such as an engine, hull fragments, and seat cushions.
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Navy
Potomac River
Britain
Earl Mountbatten
Revision of Capitol Hill Protocol Sees Roles Shift
As Washington returns for the new session on January 3, a drastic revision of recess protocol unfolds. Congressional secretaries and senatorial assistants increasingly manage access on Capitol Hill. An administrative assistant once demanded the second floor, only to witness Sen. Irving Ives remind that senators must be taken to their floor first.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Sen
Irving Ives
Middle West region boundaries and Gray elegy inspiration
The term Middle West lacks fixed borders, usually covering the North Central States between the Rocky and Allegheny ranges, north of a line from the Ohio River. Thomas Gray drew inspiration for his Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard from visiting Stokes Poges churchyard in Buckinghamshire where his mother resided.
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Middle West
North Central States
Rocky and
Allegheny Mountains
Ohio River
Thomas Gray
Stokes Poges
Buckinghamshire
Gray
Judge Just Full Of Christmas Spirit
MONTGOMERY Ala Dec 24 UP Judge John B Scott closed the docket on the last bench day before Christmas dismissing public drunkenness charges against 17 people and sending a drunkenness defendant to a hospital at his expense. He also dismissed a disorderly conduct case involving a man and his mother in law and threw out another case involving a brother and sister in law.
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Montgomery
Ala
John B. Scott
Recorder’s Court
Scott
England Led Early Blotting Paper Manufacture
Evidence suggests blotting paper origins lie in England before other paper types, reflecting early innovation in absorbent writing materials and stamping the nation's role in paper history.
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England
Merry Christmas Across Word Puzzle Teases Holiday Cheer
A playful Christmas themed crossword unfolds with clues ranging from simple kitchen facts to festive characters. Readers solve entries like weight of India and dairy products while phrases hint at seasonal greetings and historical hints across the grid.
Crossword Clue Set for Malayan Dagger to Depart
A list of numbered crossword clues ranges from 24 Malayan dagger to 58 Depart, including entries for geographic, linguistic, anatomical, and everyday terms. The clues cover items such as a weapon, a river, organs of sight, a Roman road, a volcano in Sicily, and routes or actions like depart and pass through.
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