Lawton Constitution masthead and policy notes
The Lawton Constitution masthead lists editors and managers and states circulation details. It notes locations in Lawton Oklahoma and policy on classifications, advertising, and corrections. It also lists subscription rates for various editions and affirmations of Associated Press rights and payment requirements.
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Notable Reflections on Faith and Human Light
Excerpted lines praise humble life as worthy of divine light and urge openness to God's presence. Quoted authorities include Psalms 31:5 and Phillips Brooks. The text emphasizes hope, humanity, obedience, and occasional moments of spiritual illumination.
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God
Phillips Brooks
France faces long wait for a decisive presidential choice
The piece notes France elected Rene Coty on the 13th ballot amid deep parliamentary stalemate. It argues the president should be a stabilizing, unifying force beyond ceremonial duties, urging voters to pressure politicians toward European integration and decisive leadership.
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France
Rene Coty
Europe
Treaty talks with Panama progress but slow pace persists
Negotiations on a new treaty governing Canal Zone conditions move along satisfactorily yet without a clear end. Delays are attributed to the involvement of many U S government agencies and other unresolved problems.
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United States
Panama
Canal Zone
U. S
Korea War Aftermath Shapes New UN Reappraisal
Washington column assesses postwar Korea noting massive population losses in the North and extensive Chinese and refugee resettlement. It says North Korea no longer exists as a functional state, China consolidates control, and peace talks are driven by Beijing with Wang Huang hua guiding North Korea's line against U. S. envoy Arthur Dean.
U.S. Pressed by Red China in Korean Peace Talks
The United States faces a problematic stance as Red China controls North Korea raising questions about recognition implications. Russia might skip the peace conference, Wang Huang-hua hints at acceptance of such an arrangement, and a breach between Red China and Moscow could help the UN. No decision likely before January 22 when Gen Thimayya must resolve 22,000 POWs.
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North Korea
United Nations
Red China
Panmunjom
Korea
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Wang Huang-hua
Red
United States
U. S
Russia
K. S. Thimayya
The Mature Parent by Muriel Lawrence
Harold G an ex serviceman studies law to concentrate his wife resents his focus and their baby girl is cared for by grandparents The piece cites Dr Menninger on martyr behavior urging the wife to seek professional help and resolve the conflict before acting further.
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Harold G
Mr. G
Karl Menninger
Dr. Menninger
Panama merchants protest Canal Zone employee shopping rights
Panama merchants complain that Panamanian civilian employees of the Canal Zone, as U S government workers, are entitled to buy supplies at U S commissaries while Americans are not. They argue such policy could amount to discrimination and note Panamanians may buy for their extended families, including parents and siblings.
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Panama
Canal Zone
U. S
Doctor Answers Common Health Questions
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses conditions like foot odor from thrombhidrosis and localized sweating, alopecia areata with possible hair regrowth, smoking cessation doubts, long standing perirectal fistulas requiring surgery, and the longevity of bladder prolapse requiring time and skilled surgery. He notes diet, X ray therapy, and surgical options as appropriate.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Q A Quiz of Odd Knowledge and Timely Facts
A compact Q A round up featuring questions on oyster numbers Elizabeth II birthdays Appalachian Mountains flag makers and Babylonia soil. The piece yields curious facts and dates revealing science history and tradition in a brisk trivia style.
Women and the danger of a magnifying glass on husbands faults
An exhortation warns against dwelling on a husband's faults through a mental magnifying glass. It argues that women often magnify issues after quarrels or neglect and consider divorce, urging readers to stop this habit and instead focus on their husbands good qualities.
Benson's Comeback in Midwest Tests Benson Plan
Chicago reports Ezra Taft Benson rising as a strong cabinet figure amid farm policy debate. farmers oppose subsidies, dairy interests push ad campaign to boost milk use while backing reduction of government price supports. Midwest advocates for greater export markets and continued economic aid, aligning with Eisenhower.
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Ray Tucker
Chicago
Ezra Taft Benson
Peay CO
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Middle West
Utah
Benson
United States
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Whch
Uncle Sam
Feedra
Bill” Thom
Europe
Youths Breathe Again Leave Jail After Bailout
In Durant Oklahoma on January 6 two teenagers aged 16 and 17 were taken to McAlester State Prison by jailer C A Reece after judge Sam Sullivan sentenced them to go to the penitentiary with Leonard Cole who received a four year term for burglary. The youths were released outside the prison while Cole began his sentence. They had been linked to two burglaries for which Cole was sent to prison after meeting him while hitchhiking back to Ohio from Texas.
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Durant
Okla
Ohio
Sam Sullivan
Leonard Cole
C. A. Reece
McAlester
Cole
Sullivan
Texas
Across the Grid of Clues
A compact crossword style puzzle entry listing across clues from 1 to 53 with scattered partial words and several misprints. The readable hints include items like Small pas calf meat and Hebrew measure, Meadow, Repaired, Inquire, Provide, Sea eagle, Lair, Regretted, Upon, and Kitchen to.
Crossword Puzzle Clues Set
Answer to Previous Puzzle pet 54 Property ding 56 Indian weight 57 Window part 58 Organ of smell 59 Attempt 60 Eject 61 Mimics DOWN 1 Ripped 2 Prayer ending 30 Prayer book 46 Garment 31 Nuisance 47 Always 33 Bird's homes 48 Jump 35 Come forth 50 Noose 49 Demented 51 Otherwise 43 Barks 52 Fruit drinks 45 Arabian desert 55 Stitch
World’s Just A Big Stage
United Press reports from Fort Worth Wilmington and Los Angeles describe a range of crime incidents. A roadside cafe proprietor in Wilmington says two young men robbed him of $100 after sipping drinks and playing a juke box tune. In Los Angeles a theater manager says he talked a bandit out of the theater safe by claiming two locks and a missing key.
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Wilmington, N.C
Los Angeles
James Haynes
Questioning of Dallas Sergeant Over Missing Mail Incident
In Pusan Korea Sergeant 1 C Leon Cannon was questioned after his wife reported not receiving his mail. He allegedly found nine letters addressed to her that he claimed he mailed in a company suggestion box. In Walla Walla Washington a man laughed about a second traffic citation, noting a prior racing incident with his horse down the main street.
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Pusan
Korea
Leon Cannon
Dallas
Romains Tre
Walla Walla, Wash
Sadaie Brapeeng
Knudsen Admits Auto Theft Then Damages Car in Chicago
The FBI said Donald Knudsen, 29, admitted stealing a car belonging to Walter Jankowski of Milwaukee. He drove to Chicago, stripped the vehicle and rammed it into a brick wall because he did not like Jankowski.
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FBI
Donald Knudsen
Walter Jankokski
Milwaukee
Wis
Oklahoma City man doubts value of 1953 cent raise
In Oklahoma City Thomas E. Mockabee says he is unsure if a small 1953 cent raise is worthwhile compared with 1952. He notes his office job and tax bracket as context for the wage question. In Denver workers march at a construction site for the AFL labor temple where Teamsters allege a non union driver is employed.
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Oklahoma City
Thomas E. Mockabee
Mockabee
Denver
AFL Labor Temple
Teamsters
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