Lawton Constitution masthead and staff details
The Lawton Constitution and Morning Press lists Ned Shepler as Editor and Publisher Bill F Bentley as Business Ted Ralston as Managing Editor W W R Rice as Advertising Manager W D Hargraves as Mechanic Superintendent Joe House Circulation Manager Ar O Ahlschlager City Circulation Manager plus subscription rates and notices The paper is a member of the Oklahoma Press Association Southern Newspaper Publishers Association and the Audit Bureau of Circulations Public notices warn that erroneous reflections or misstatements will be corrected on management notification and that AP news dispatches are re printed.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
W.W. R. Rice
W. D. Hargraves
Lawton
Okla
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Constitution
Constitution Press
Oklahoma
Constitution-Press
Southwest
Associated Press
AP News
Eisenhower remarks leave run or not open to doubt
President Eisenhower’s own comments show a cautious weighing of a second term. He cites health, the duty to the country, and the impact of changing governments, suggesting he is not yet committed, with signals leaning slightly against a run though no final decision is stated.
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White House
Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Sir Anthony Eden Faces Rising Criticism and Warnings
British Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden endures sharp criticism from Labour and Conservative members alike over timidity and indecision. Observers note no real threat to his position, but warn that continued attacks could shorten his tenure if a stronger leadership emerges in the coming months.
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Sir Anthony Eden
Britain
Labor Party
Conservative
Eden
Egypt
Israel
Hitler
Winston Churchill
Winston
Myth Of Ike Illness Shapes 1956 Run Outlook
President Eisenhower signals a possible 1956 bid with two conditions. He will run if fatigue stays away and doctors clear him in February. Close observers note his health and mood favor running, while cautions warn that a serious heart issue remains a factor in any decision.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Republican Finance Committee
Herbert Brownell
Ike
Commodore Regency
White House
Judgment and righteousness in a great people's wake
A historical excerpt frames judgment dwelling in wilderness and righteousness remaining in fields. It cites Isaiah 32 16 and a Kossuth quote about a great people's judgment often surpassing the wisest men. The tone echoes moral reflection on leadership and society and the prudent course for nations.
Largest animal ever lived on land or sea
Question answer item noting the whale as the largest animal, surpassing even giant dinosaurs in size and weight, followed by a separate query about life’s four main food types. It identifies proteins, carbohydrates, fats and mineral matter as the essential nutrients.
Rating Scales to Improve Married Life
Dr George W Crane promotes Test for Husbands and Test for Wives to reveal 50 merits and 50 faults from 600 wives and 600 husbands. The article urges couples, clubs, and churches to use the scales for self insight, improved communication, and harmonious relations.
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Howard
The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Virginia Churches Stand Against School Segregation
In a late 1956 Washington column, Drew Pearson describes a Virginia church service where clergy advocate for desegregation against hostile reaction. The piece frames religion and politics as inseparable, cites George Washington’s prayer, and notes local disputes over the Gray plan amid resistance from some parishioners and a rectorship challenged by critics.
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Drew Pearson
Alexandria
Washington, D.C
Drew
Arnold
Georgie
George Washington
Virginia
Christ
Mare
Russia
Reverend Lile
Commonwealth of Virginia
Howard Smith
Jesus Christ
Lile
Thurman Arnold
Albert Bryan
Mr. Bryan
New Orleans
Iritis Discussion and Eye Damage Risks
Mrs. A J outlines iritis causes and treatments noting it is a serious eye disease. It commonly causes pain tearing light sensitivity and potential long term damage or vision loss if untreated. Sudden onset typically worsens symptoms compared with chronic iritis.
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A. J
Iritis and eye inflammation treatment guidance
Dr Edwin P Jordans overview explains iritis recovery timelines and the need to identify underlying causes such as rheumatism diabetes tuberculosis syphilis or injury. Early proper treatment can clear the condition though complications and chronic inflammation are risks.
President's Wife Across 1 8th U.S. president wife name puzzle
Crossword style clues list with multiple entries including across and down lines referencing Hannah Van Buren and figures like Abraham Lincoln. The fragment shows partial clues for names, terms, and common crossword entries such as percolate slowly sea eagle native metal shield bearer anatomical network pewter color flower and other items.
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U.S
Hannah van Buren
One —_ Abraham
Mindanao
Jason
Puzzle Answer Key From Previous Grid
A compact answer list matches clues with numbers for calf meat marrow grafted herald angers eight feminine title press otherwise act pillars Gaelic language medicinal amount girl’s name auricle tidy currency for hair spinners withered brief eject ending eggs from the silkworm tree roe seaweed railbird surrender love god uproar
President to Visit Stillwater Jaycees Feb 1
Stillwater state Junior Chamber of Commerce president Gerald Bradshaw will guest the Law ton Jaycees February 1. Manville Red Man, local president, announced Saturday.
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Gerald Bradshaw
Stillwater
State
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