The Lawton Constitution and Morning Press masthead
The Lawton Constitution and Morning Press lists staff roles including Ned Shepler as Editor and Publisher and Bill Bentley as Business Manager. It notes circulation at 620 Every Sunday Morning and classifies as second class mail in Lawton Oklahoma.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
W. R. Rice
Ait House
W. D. Hargraves
Ahlschlager
C Avenue
Lawton
Oklahoma
Okla
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF
Subscription Rates in Southwest Oklahoma Newspaper
Subscriptions priced for Sunday Constitution Morning Press and Evening Constitution Press with various in-area and out-of-area rates. Prices include 2 percent sales tax in all mail subscriptions. Associated Press rights noted and a policy for corrections on misstatements.
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Constitution and
Morning Press
Constitution
Constitution Press
Lawton
Oklahoma
Mail Morning Press
Southwest
Associated Press
Alabaster Ointment and Human Worth Quoted
A biblical verse depicts a woman anointing Jesus at table with alabaster ointment. A secondary reflection by Thomas Carlyle extols veneration of human worth in this world.
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Thomas Carlyle
Secrecy Limits Allied Plans For Atomic Warfare
The piece argues the U S and NATO lack a coordinated plan for using the atomic bomb against a Soviet attack. SAC keeps tactics secret from NATO partners while Ridgway cannot consult Montgomery and Juin on operations. It calls for agreed A-bomb consultation to ensure intelligent joint defense planning.
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United States
U. S. Strategic Air Command
SAC
Britain
Russia
Ridgway
NATO
U. S
Europe
Montgomery
Juin
Free World
Free Countries
Eisenhower
Eisenhower era begins with call for patient but exacting reform
The 1953 transition signals a shift to a new team and outlook. Americans are urged to give the Eisenhower administration time to tackle Korea inflation and government issues, with the reminder that complex problems require patient, vigilant leadership and gradual change.
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United States
Eisenhower
New Eisenhower Foreign Policy Team Emerges
Washington outlines a slate for the new administration with Gen. Walter Bedell Smith as Under Secretary of State, H. Freeman Matthews staying as Deputy, and John Allison as Far Eastern chief. Douglas MacArthur may become counselor, Clare Boothe Luce to Rome, James Bryant Conant to Berlin, and Douglas Dillon as ambassador to Paris. Dulles seeks continuity in policy while reshaping the department and diplomacy strategy.
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Washington
Walter Bedell Smith
General Intelligence Agency
H. Freeman Matthews
John Allison
Henry Byroade
Middle East
Douglas MacArthur
Foreign Service
Charles E. Bohlen
Miso
Italy
Connecticut
John Lodge
Clare Boothe Luce
Time
Conant
New York
Douglas Dillon
Paris
New Jersey
Madrid
James Dunn
Ralph Bunche
Moscow
New Delhi
George F. Kennan
Jefferson Caffery
Egypt
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Universal Report
Thomas E. Dewey
Harry S. Truman
Dewey
Lewis W. Douglas
Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Lodge
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Gen. Smith
C.la
Allen
Smith
SHAPE
Soviet Union
Matthews
MacArthur
New Era Begins as Eisenhower Vows Conservative Shift
The piece reflects on a change in Washington after the 1952 election, noting a conservative climate in policy and leadership. It discusses expectations for Ike’s administration, cabinet choices, and the desire for real reform rather than copying the previous Democratic model. It urges steady progress without rushing new governance.
Men and marriage views from The Women by Ruth Mille
A reader columns discuss men's and women's preferences in home life and marriage. It mixes humorous stereotypes, notions of looks and roles, and says some men enjoy strong opinions, while others prefer light banter and decisive partners. The piece ends by urging patience and openness in marriage.
Hollywood Stars Defend Careers and Find New Roles
Victor Mature denies boredom with film work and plans to stay on screen under a Fox contract. Barbara Whit ing shifts toward singing in Dangerous When Wet while her sister Margaret pursues different paths. Piper Laurie and Tony Curtis dispute co star claims. Frank Lovejoy, Jimmy Cagney and Edward G. Robinson are cited as examples of enduring stardom. Nick Stuart returns to Hollywood after 15 years to settle with family and resume his career in the industry.
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Erskine Johnson
Hollywood
Victor Mature
Vic
Fox
Mari Blanchard
U I
Shanghai
Crosbys
Whitings
Barbara
MGM
Margaret Whiting
Margaret
Whiting
Ida Lupino
Jimmy Cagney
Edward G. Robinson
Warner Bros
Frank Lovejoy
Frank
FBI
Piper Laurie
Tony Curtis
Rock Hudson
Tony
Piper
Janet Leigh
Nick Stuart
Nick
Eisenhower Zhukov friendship and overseas diplomacy noted
Washington column highlights Ike and Zhukov, guerrilla activity near Formosa, and Republican push for Weiss as FCC chair despite past rebuke. It covers Fulbright’s foreign propaganda reforms, unofficial diplomacy via people to people, and Wisconsin Freiburg Freiburg exchange charity symphony linking Waukesha to German towns.
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California
Lewis Allen Weiss
Don Lee
West Coast
Federal Communications Commission
Weiss
FCC
Nixon
Ike
Eisenhower
Russia
Marshal Zhukov
Zhukov
Marshal Montgomery
Montgomery
Stalin
William Fulbright
Arkansas
Foreign Relations Committee
America
Fulbright
Europe
Congress
Free Europe
Berlin
Vienna
Voice of America
U. S
Horace Mann
New York City
Washington
Nikolai Novikov
Moscow-Leningrad
Wisconsin
Waukesha
Freiburg
Germany
Sudwestfunk
Gift to Tokyo from American concerns in Philadelphia
A Liberty Bell replica, modeled after the Philadelphia original, was set on a tower at Mikayama Hill in Hibiya Park on October 24. The question and answer note Gottlieb Daimler as the father of the automobile.
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Tokyo
Philadelphia
Mikaiyama Hill
Hibiya Park
Gottlieb Daimler
Johnny Appleseed Real Pioneer Johnny Chapman
John Chapman was an American pioneer known as Johnny Appleseed. He traveled through early America planting apple trees and spreading pioneer settlements, blending tall tales with historical deeds.
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Johnny Appleseed
John Chapman
Social Etiquette Notes From A Quiet Visit
A short scene depicts visiting another woman who is clearly busy yet kindly invites you to stay. You decline politely, saying you will return another day to avoid interrupting her work.
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Peace
Pennsylvania Pause Puzzle Clue List and Answers
A fragmented crossword style feature listing across and down clues with numbers and partial phrases. The page includes definitions and hints for state symbols plants and words, alongside names of places and terms. it mixes geographic references like Pennsylvania and Texas with common vocabulary such as Decree Shrine and Conductor.
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Pennsylvania
Texas
Crossword Puzzle Clues Answer List
Abashes reverently would be a crossword clue for 'reveres'. Low caste Indian watchman term might be 'untouchable guard' but unclear. Solar disk is 'sun'. Bird's home 'nest'. Diminutive Edward s 'ed wards'? Mountains in Pennsylvania 'Allegheny'. Surrenders 'gives up'. Blue Grass State ab. 'Ky'. Lamprey catcher 'e.g. eel trap'. Fondles 'pets'. Fish sauce 'soy? actually fish sauce is 'nam pla' or 'fish sauce' not sure'. Walking stick 'cane'. Entrance 'door'. Unaspirated 'voiceless'. Brought up 'reared'. Large cask 'tun'. Before 'pre'. Age 'era'. Amount ab. 'amt'.
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