Lawton Constitution publisher and staff details
Lawton Constitution editor Ned Shepler and business manager E Bentle list contact and address details. The page includes publishing schedule, circulation rates for Morning Press and Constitution, and a note about Associated Press rights. A Bible verse and a poem line are printed as part of the issue.
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Ned Shepler
E. Bentlex Ousines
Ave
Lawton
Okla
Congress
Oklahoma Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Constitution Press
Constitution
Southwest
Oklahoma
Associated Press
Red Disloyalty Purges Have A Double Meaning
The piece analyzes East German and Soviet driven purges labeling opposition as Zionist or disloyal. It links Slansky group trials in Czechoslovakia to broader Kremlin tactics against nationalistic leaders, Titoism, and Zionism while noting anti-Semitism as a tool and scapegoating for economic failures across satellite states.
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Slansky
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Soviet Union
Russia
Tito
Kremlin
Red
Israel
Germany
Moscow
Morse and chair mark Morse’s shifting Senate stance
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon, who left his party to back Governor Steven Son, arrived for the new Congress with a collapsible chair. The scene symbolized his flexible political posture, as Morse has previously given reporters his views in writing, including on policy in 1949.
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Sen
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Stevenson
Senate
Congress
Morse
Washington Column on 20 Years of U S Change by Edson
The column surveys dramatic American changes from 1932 to 1952 under Democratic and Republican rule. It notes rises in military personnel, social security, living standards, car ownership, and income, alongside shifts in crime, education, life expectancy, housing, farming, and population. It frames growth as the core story of the era.
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Peter Edson
Washington
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S
FBI
Morse’s Senate Career and Post-Election Defiance Evaluated
The piece notes Morse’s lifelong seriousness in the Senate, his legalistic arguments, and a 1952 bolt. It recounts his claim that the November 4 election proved Eisenhower “fooled 34 million people,” contrasting it with the voters’ likely wiser judgment and calling Morse’s self-view exaggerated.
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Senate
Morse
Eisenhower
Blood types and child health questions answered
Dr Jordan explains blood groups O A B AB with prevalence percentages and universal donor notes. A reader asks about a separated father and at risk children, advising social services or legal help for safe housing. He also addresses glandular lids from smoking, and debunks myths about catching syphilis from a toilet seat and tuberculosis from letters.
We The Women By Ruth Mille
A young wife seeks the so called magic formula for easy entertaining. The article argues there is no innate talent but planning and experience. Start small, plan ahead, observe seasoned hostesses, and record details of successful events to build know how and confidence.
Keystone State nickname and odd trivia
Questions and Answers recount why Pennsylvania is called the Keystone State and throw in quirky facts about Ash Wednesday ashes, poet Robert Frost’s rise to fame at age 38, and a note on the Jew's harp name deriving from the French jeu meaning play.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Georgia
Maine
Social Etiquette Notes on Guests and Finances
Guidance on handling guests praising a new possession from a bar gain. Do not imply financial hardship or say it was a bargain. Avoid comments that damage a husband’s self-respect by not talking poor mouth.
Boyfriend Hospitalized After Sudden Kiss Incident
In a startling event, a young man from Littlle tn Noron kissed a girl unexpectedly, leaving onlookers surprised by the swift moment and the hospital visit that followed. Details remain unclear as authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Lili Cyr Bids Burlesque Behind for 3D Movie Rise
Hollywood reports Luscious Lili Cyr announces move from burlesque to three dimensional films and Broadway comedy. She signs with Sol Lesser for Carmenesque and plans Space Girl and Theme and Variations with Melvyn Douglas and Franchot Tone. She aims to shed strippper image for Noel Cowardish work, embracing warmer audiences and higher pay.
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Hollywood
Lili Cyr
Broadway
Lili
Skid Row
Sol Lesser
Follies Theater
Lesser
Noel Coward
Minsky Theater
Chicago
Melvyn Douglas
Franchot
Top Pakistan Red Arrested In Raid
In Karachi police dragnet after four days of rioting, Communist boss Aziz Ahmed Khan was reported by Imroze to be arrested. City Chief Commissioner A T Naqvi said 261 "bad characters" were picked up after the riots that began as a student protest against higher fees, leaving 12 dead and 266 injured, including 152 police.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Imroze
Aziz Ahmed Khan
Red
A. T. Naqvi
Naqvi
45 Korean War casualties listed by defense department
The Defense Department released casualty List No. 726 naming 45 Korean War deaths and injuries in a new report. Fourteen service members were killed and thirty one wounded in action as identified in today’s official roster.
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Washington P
Defense Department
Unrest in South China Grows Under Communist Rule
Hong Kong dispatches report ongoing guerrilla flare ups and mass exiles in South China. Causes cited include Red Army redeployments to Korea, land reform resistance, and coastal crackdown with fishermen fleeing to Macau and Hong Kong. Reports cite executions, village uprisings, and large numbers of defectors and civilian casualties, with figures claiming hundreds of thousands exiled or executed.
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Fred Hampson
Hong Kong
South China
Korea
South
China
Suede Shoes Restored by Vinegar Cleaning Method
Popular Mechanics suggests reviving scuffed suede shoes by rubbing with a clean cloth dipped in vinegar. After the shoes dry completely, brush vigorously to restore appearance.
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Popular Mechanics
Sclons Seek Full Scale Probe of Korean Atrocities
Representatives Sheehan of Illinois and Ayres of Ohio will ask Congress for a full-scale investigation into alleged Communist atrocities against American soldiers in Korea. They plan parallel resolutions and a seven-member House committee with subpoena power and travel authority to gather evidence.
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Washington
Sheehan
R-Ill
Ayres
Ohio
Congress
Korea
China
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
Far East
House
American Cardinal Receives His Cap
Cardinal McIntyre became the first prince of the church from the Far Western United States. He received the biglietto at 10 40 a m at the North American Pontifical College in Rome. He thanked the Vatican and spoke of gratitude to the California people and the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.
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William L. Ryan
Rome
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
United States
Biglietoo
Bighetto
Vatican
California
Archdiocese of
Los Angeles
High Speed Light Inventor Honored by National Geographic
Washington The National Geographic Society awarded its Franklin L Burr Prize to Dr Harold Eugene Edgerton 49 MIT professor for developing stroboscopic ultra high speed flash equipment used to photograph bullets in flight hummingbird wing pulses and bat baseball impacts Edgerton is a native of Fremont Nebraska.
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Washington
National Geographic Society Today
Franklin L. Burr
Harold Eugene Edgerton
Edgerton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Fremont
Neb
Puzzle Making Money Horizontal and Vertical Coins and More
A crossword style puzzle listing many clues across horizontal and vertical axes. Includes Japanese, Persian, Arabian, Danish, and Mexican coins, plus numerous common words such as round plates, Unemployed, Reverie, and foundations.
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Felicia Hemans
U.S
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
J.G
Social Service
The
Ruth Mille
Robert Frost
Little Tn
Noron
Galbraith
Junior
Aline Mosby
Ciro
Top
Wah Kiu Yat Po
Chungshan
Kwangsi
Canton
Kwangtung
Kwang- Si
Kansu
Tsinghai
Sinkiang
Kwangsi Province
Red Army
Kweilin
Wanfow
Teng Pi-tsai
Catholic Free Clinic
Wanton
Lin Yu-shu
Swatow Chamber of Commerce
Ria
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