Lawton Constitution masthead and policy notes
The Lawton Constitution lists staff roles and contact details including Editor Joe House and Advertising Manager W. D. Hargraves. It notes publication schedule Monday through Friday, pricing for subscriptions, and statements on AP reprint rights and accuracy corrections.
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W. HK. Rice
W. D. Hargraves
Depa
C Ave
Lawton
Okla
Congress
Oklahoma Press Association
Southers Newspaper Publishers Assocision
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Whole group rejoiced and shared a feast in relief
A biblical verse notes all were in good cheer and shared meat after peril. A religious reflection follows praising God, stating gratitude and virtuous thoughts align with cheer and good deeds.
Pulling Korean Troops Shows U. S. Good Faith
The article argues that withdrawing two American divisions from Korea reflects calculated military strategy and a push to rely on native forces and air power. It notes strengthened South Korean capacity, warnings to red China, and the aim to demonstrate peaceful intent while maintaining regional security. It asks if the Communists will respond with similar goodwill.
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Korea
Asia
Eisenhower
United Nations
U. S
38Th Parallel
United States
Pusan
Don’t Flood It Out Think Positive Hopeful Tone
Readers warned against talking the economy into a recession and urged to keep a hopeful national mood. The piece notes many experts worry about downturns while urging calm and resilience for Americans.
Red Queen theory looms over 1954 U.S. economy forecast
Washington debate centers on whether the economy will slip 5 to 10 percent and how unemployment and deficits would respond. Key figures like George Humphrey and Leon Keyserling clash over a mild rolling adjustment versus a sharp downturn, while the Red Queen theory warns of a self-defeating stall without growth.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
George Humphrey
Gabriel Hauge
National Planning Association
Leon Keyserling
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Europe
Red Queen
Keyserling
Humphrey
Joseph Dodge
Silence Declares Prosperity Push Despite Expert Warnings
The editor laments excessive talk about economy and prosperity and questions experts' assurances. The piece argues for restraint and practical steps to avoid overexposure and financial flood.
Gaining Weight Safely By Adjusting Diet And Habits
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan explains that overweight is not universal and some teens may gain healthful weight. Weight increases come from reducing activity or increasing intake, favoring high energy foods like starches and fats while maintaining balance with fruits vegetables milk eggs and meat. Gradually increasing meal portions can train the stomach to hold more.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
The Mature Parent by Mrs. Muriel Lawrence
Mrs P letters about two daughters Grace and Betty reveal bitter petty fights. The writer advises viewing hate and love as secondhand attitudes and guiding children with patience. She suggests not attacking the hate but understanding it and letting growth blossom naturally.
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Muriel Lawrence
Mrs. P
Grace
Betty
Shane
Hollywood stars gossip and shifts in restless showbiz
Zsa Zsa Gabor appears in magazine ads including a rubber heel pitch. A India born cartoon quip laments complex tax chains. Maureen O Hara will play Lady Godiva while personal disputes surface around Lanza and Saville. Elizabeth Taylor rests as Wilding seeks Italy roles. Judy Garland and James Mason reunite on A Star Is Born set. Dolores Donlon rejects Marilyn comparisons while pursuing a comeback, recalling Mayer's flea joke.
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Judy Garland
James Mason
Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Mickey Spillane
Dolores Donlon
New York
Jeanna
Marilyn
Harlow
Dolores
Agend
Vic Orsatti
Louis B. Mayer
MGM
Mayer
Questions Answers And Answers And Q What is the equinox year job name
The excerpt queries various trivia and historical facts about topics from the equinox to Henry Ford and Benjamin Franklin. It notes Henry Wilson as a vice president and mentions a gopher tail donation practice in North Dakota churches.
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Ein
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Mich
North Dakota
Territorial
Cli
Uncle Sam Exits Virgin Islands Deluxe Hotel Run
Washington columnist Frederick C. Othman notes the Interior Department plans to sell Bluebeard’s Castle Hotel at St. Thomas. He recalls 1930s Ickes era ventures turning the property into a luxury failure, then records years of hot water and closet troubles under successive operators before a sale order, hoping new owners can fix the water and closets.
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Frederick C.othman
Washington
Sam
Virgin Islands
Interior Department
Psa: Ba Sale
Bluebeard
Harold L. Ickes
I Corp
U. S
Ickes
Charlotte Amalie
Blue Ocean
The
Islands Corp
Caribbean
Bluebeard’s
Han
Harold
Islands
Douglas McKay
French Star Reveals Underwear Habits On Stage
Report notes a French star nicknamed Sakina says she never wears a bra on stage and prefers to reveal outfits with less undergarments offstage. Marilyn Monroe and others in Hollywood discussed natural curves while stylists claim modern garments provide real support.
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Watey
Sakina
Lilo
Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Marie Wilson
Mamie van Doren
Danek Ua
Copacabana
Wood
Monique van Vooren
Miss Monroe
Robert
Exquisite Form, Inc
Policeman Nets Seven Arrests In Market Area
In Galveston Texas patrolman Leon Lewis reports he made seven arrests in the market area while on patrol, seizing about $40 in value as part of enforcing the law.
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Galveston
Tex
Leon Lewis
Sevean
Radio preferred to television by New York tourists
New York reports indicate tourists visiting the city favor radio music over television after long days of shopping sightseeing and shows. The hotel survey notes radio as the preferred entertainment amid heavy travel activity and exhaustion.
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New York
Business Week Maga
Musical Moods Across Puzzle Answer Key
Across clues cover concert type, violin, Lincoln, Eve's husband, and others. Down clues crop up instrument, penetrate, adhesive, hesitated, measures type, hirsute, painter Bonheur, favorites, Cuba's ca, internal, bacchanalia cry, cuts off, put forth, roomy, Shoshone Indians, Russians, tattered, chair part, bridge holds, entertain, place net, woody plant, possessive pronoun, heroic poetry, feminine, Egyptian river, mirth, electrical atom.
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Bonheur
Cuba
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Whipple
NEA
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Rubber Bee
America
India
Aga Khan
Aly
Rita
Norahington Flynn
Maureen O'Hara
Lady Godiva
Mario Lanza
Victor Saville
Jury
Elizabeth Taylor
Michael Wilding
Italy
Shelley Winters
Vittorio Gassman
Pan Mail
William Holden
Mr. Holden
Henry Wilson
Lienaasianali Jeremiah
Benjamin Franklin
Galbraith
Uncle Sam
San Antonio
San Antonio Zoo
Enrique Nito
Lincoln
Eve
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