Lawton Constitution Staff and Contact Details
The Lawton Constitution lists Ned Shepler as Editor and Publisher and Bill Bentli as Business Manager. Ted Ralsto, managing editors W Herice and Joe House, and circulation/ advertising staff are noted with a Lasher Schlager for local circulation. Subscriptions and pricing are given for daily and Sunday editions with tax noted.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentli
Ted Ralsto
W. Herice
Joe House
O. Ahlschlager
C Ave
Lawton
Okia
Oklahoma Press
Ae En Ae Newspaper Publishers Associe
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Randall Commission Tariffs and Foreign Trade Debate
The Randall Commission's majority favors a measured liberal foreign trade program led by Clarence B. Randall. It calls for a three year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Act with potential tariff cuts up to 15 percent, while preserving existing safeguards like the peril point and the escape clause. The report urges Congress to study new ideas and aims for more stable trade relations, warning against uncertainty abroad. The piece closes with a Defense Department remark about the WAC Corporal missile, noting it is not a pin-up girl.
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Randall Commission
Commission
Clarence B. Randall
U. S. Tariff Commission
Tariff Commission
Congress
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
C. E. Wilson
Fakery in the security firings hits State Department totals
Joseph and Stewart Alsop expose fraud in the so called security firings. They show that only 29 State Department employees were dismissed for cause since last year, not 306, with many labeled as security risks without their knowledge. The piece questions the motives and political use of the numbers.
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Washington
State Department
W. Scott McLeod
McLeod
Herbert Brownell
Brownell
Anthor
Doctor explains spine arthritis types and treatments
Edwin P Jordan M D outlines spinal arthritis forms including vertebral inflammation and a common elderly overweight form with bone degeneration. He notes pains and stiffness, possible relief from heat or massage, and limited success from X rays or cortisone. He adds a young men’s poker spine variant and mentions uncertain overall treatment. A Civil War colonel service and Canada inheritance tax question appear in Q A.
First Move Is Up To You In Building Friendships
Practical guidance encourages acting on a social impulse immediately by extending a definite invitation. Seek to know acquaintances better through simple steps like inviting them for coffee rather than leaving good intentions unacted.
Hollywood urged to cancel Egypt film plans over ban
In a rumor sparked by Egypt inviting studios to shoot there, Hollywood faces backlash as a ban on Americans of any faith draws outrage. Calls grow to halt production in Egypt if General Naguib maintains discrimination against Americans despite favorable locales.
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Movietown
Hollywood
Egypt
Naguib
Insect life headless and embassy land questions truth
The dialogue asks if an insect can live with its head cut off and if the United States is allowed to buy land in the Soviet Union for embassies. It also lists six federal penitentiaries and asks whether Robert Ingersoll served in a war.
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United States
Soviet Union
Alcatraz
Atlan Leavenworth
Lewisburg
McNeisland
Terre Haute
Robert Ingersoll
AEC Renews Pact For A&M Research
STILLWATER Okla The Atomic Energy Commission has renewed a $12 000 contract with Oklahoma A M College for investigation of an extraction of a radioactive compound Dr Otto Smith director of the college s Research Foundation said today Results of the work are applied in separating uranium and other compounds in materials exposed to radioactivity in atomic piles Dr Tom Moore professor of chemistry is director of the project.
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Stillwater
Okla
Atomic Ene Commission
Oklahoma A&m College
Otto Smith
Research Foundation
Tom Moore
Gus Van plans Hollywood offer for Sing, Sucker, Sing
Gus Van, nearing retirement in Normandy Shores Miami, completes his auto biography and says it will be offered to Hollywood. Patrice Wymore tells choreographer John Gregory she will return to the U S with Amella Roma Flynn in Feb or March to prep a dance act for theaters. The Flynn heiress will visit Pat's Kansas parents as the film world reshuffles.
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Gus van
van and Schenck
Hollywood
Gus
Normandy Shores
Miami
Patrice Wymore
John Gregory
U. S
Tiny Amella Roma Flynn
Flynn
Pat
Kansas
MGM
Europe
New York
Las Vegas stars woo audiences with big weekly sums
Marilyn Monroe and Dietrich command 30000 a week at the Hotel Sahara Las Vegas with the hotel’s offer and June Haver poised for a full scale comeback. A press agent is now on board. A radio version of Wally Cox's TV hit Mr Peepers is planned.
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Marilyn Monroe
Jene Dietrich
Sahara
Las Vegas
June Haver
Wally Cox
Mr. Peepers
Crossword Clue Answers Puzzle 26 27 29 31 33
Answers to the puzzle clues include a grasslike plant sedge ree, light carrier beam, a vegetable carrot, more beloved dearer, and burrowing enough sufficient for a correct fill.
Washington White House security probe sparks GOP embarrassment
The piece reports on a White House loyalty program tied to dismissals and resignations, with Brownell defending its fairness while critics say it misuses anti Communist fear. It notes 2,200 cases and repeated refusals to provide a full breakdown, causing political embarrassment for the administration and GOP lawmakers.
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Republican National Finance Committee
Carlton Ketchum
Brownell
Negro gunman added to FBI top ten list in Cleveland case
Washington reports a 35 year old man described as a medium build with black hair brown eyes and scars on his nose and chin was identified as the suspect in a year old Cleveland party shooting in which his wife and a hostess were killed and two bystanders shot. He is listed among the FBI top ten gunmen.
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Washington
Cleveland
FBI
Regun
Othr Chapman
Marilyn Plans Korea Visit Soon With Troops
Marilyn Monroe will undertake a four day trip to Korea to visit front line units and sing for the troops with a pianist accompaniment. The Far East Command announced the plan, hoping to boost morale as Monroe plans to depart around February 14 or 15. Joe DiMaggio will remain in Japan coaching baseball teams.
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Marilyn
Tokyo
Marilyn Monroe
Korea
Joe DiMaggio
Japan
Far East
Miss Monroe
Bond Issue Details For New Gymnasium Feb. 3 Date
A report notes a bond issue of 48000 dollars slated for February 3 to fund construction of a new gymnasium. The measure aims to provide a modern facility and secure school athletic spaces.
Steelhead Trout Migrates to Salt Water Turns Colorfully
A steelhead, a rainbow trout, migrates to salt water and gains color during the journey, signaling its adaptation.
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