Lawton Constitution masthead and notice details
The Lawton Constitution and Morning Press lists editors and staff, address in Lawton Oklahoma, and subscription rates for various combinations. AUP branding and AP membership are noted, with a caveat on corrections. Quotations from Acts 16 31 and R O Lawton reflect local commentary.
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Law clash over cabinet picks tests Eisenhower era ethics
The piece argues the old law barring government officers with business ties could bar top appointees like Charles E. Wilson from the defense post. It notes the need for capable leaders from big business while urging a modification to allow Eisenhower’s cabinet choices, with oversight to curb favoritism.
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Charles E. Wilson
General Motors
Wilson
General Eisenhower
Mr. Wilson
Eisenhower
Oklahoma Parole Board Faces Scrutiny Over DeWolf Case
A Tulsa death sentence case prompts a probing hearing by a state senate committee. The discussion questions whether the session targets the Pardon and Parole board, which has repeatedly reviewed DeWolf since his conviction for killing a Tulsa police officer six years ago. The board, led by Tom Phillips, is defended as safeguarding society while ensuring legal protection, with past reforms reducing clemency concerns.
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State Senate
DeWolf
State Pardon and Parole Board
Tulsa
Tulsa County
Criminal Court of Appeals
Pardon and Parole Board
Oklahoma
Tom Phillips
Stamp It Out Moral Depravity Plague in Community
The article condemns so called entertainment described as filthy film shown at local night spots. It urges no leniency for those who commercialize depravity and praises Fort Sill authorities for action while calling for renewed vigilance and police cross cooperation to eradicate the practice.
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Lawton
V-C Council
Constitution
Fort Sill
Brave Author Sugrue Dies at 45 in New York
Thomas Sugrue, a fearless writer and reporter, died at 45 after a crippling illness left him unable to walk. He produced novels and essays by composing in his mind for a fierce hour each day, finishing works from 1940 onward and visiting Israel in a wheelchair to write another book.
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New York
Thomas Sugrue
Sugrue
Israel
Fine new Security Bank building dedicated in Lawton
Lawton celebrates the dedication of a landmark downtown bank at Fifth street and C Avenue. The Security Bank and Trust company debuts a major 40 year milestone, touted for solidity, modern features, and a pattern for future growth amid a growing residential base.
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Security Bank and Trust Company
Fifth Street
C Avenue
Lawton
Mature Parenting and Disciplinary Tangles in a Stepfamily
A mother and stepfather clash over rules with Patty a four and a half year old girl. The child copies conflict between adults, delaying bedtime by two hours. The column argues parental unity and clear discipline protect Patty’s sense of trust and future obedience.
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Patty
Peole
Pat
Tle
Questions and Answers on Lamps and Swedish Throne
The document presents two Q and A items. The first notes the first successful incandescent lamp was tested on October 21, 1879. The second identifies Gustav Adolf VI of Sweden as the European king who waited 68 years as heir before succeeding to the throne.
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Gustav Adolf VI of
Sweden
Plunging Dollar Grabs Attention Beyond Neckline Debate
In a striking clash of fashion and finance, observers note that the plunging neckline fails to distract from the sharper slide of the dollar. The NEA weighs in on broader economic signals as markets react to currency pressures and consumer sentiment shifts.
Ida Lupino Joins London Picture With Exes And Spouses
Hollywood gossip notes Ida Lupino eyes a new film in London with Joan Fontaine and ex-husband William Hayward linked. Colette Marchand to wed Jacques Bazire in Paris. Bogart holiday tours disputed. Claire James back in studio casting files. atomic submarine films planned. Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca feud rumors intensify.
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Erskine Johnson
Hollywood
Ida Lupino
Joan Fontaine
Ida
Ilier Young
London
Howard Duff
Louis Hayward
Joans
Brian Aherne
Colette Marchand
Marie Charlet
Jacques Bazire
Paris
Colette
Claire James
Peter Hoffman
Claire
Dr. Hoffman
Ft. Pickett, Va
John Wayne
Carcel
Sid Caesar
Imogene Coca
Imogene
Sid
Max Liebman
Social Etiquette in a Small Group Debate
In a casual gathering a disagreement emerges as one opinion is challenged. The group agrees with the challenger while the other party concedes with good nature. The wrong stance is to insist you are right regardless of time. the right approach is light humor and acceptance of the vote.
Taft blocks Churchill address to Congress
Washington's Sen Robert Taft vetoes inviting Winston Churchill to speak before a joint session. The plan, pushed by Sen George Smathers and discussed with Styles Bridges, was dropped after Taft cited Churchill praise for Truman and comments on Korea. Bridges later said Americans are troubled by Churchill's Korea stance. Churchill, in Washington, charmed leaders at a British embassy event, joking about his age and wearing zippered shoes for comfort. The column also notes Utah Senator Wallace Bennett's Mormon hymn, Kennedy and McCarthy politics, Trujillo's five minute White House visit, and various other brief items.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Britain
Winston Churchill
Congress
America
Sen
Robert Taft
Florida
George Smathers
Senate
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Smathers
Smathers Telephénell Bridges and Talked Over the Suggestion Were Lacan
Bridges
Taft
Churchill
Cass
Utah
Arthur Watkins
Watkins
Korea
Urchill
United States
Great Britain
Jamaica
Eisenhower
Sterling
Wallace Bennett
Jack
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Kennedy
McCarthy Committee
Adlai Stevenson
Eunice Kennedy
Rafael Trujillo
Truman
Trujillo
Kite House
Washington Pipeline
Senate Civil Service Committee
Los Alamos
N. M
U.S.A
Federal Communications Commission
Alvin O’konski
FCC
O’konski
State Department
Acheson
Standard Oil of
New Cjersey
David Bruce
Gulf Oil
Paul Nitze
Pratt Oil Dynasty
Vienna
Moscow
Smallest State Horizontal Puzzle Overview
A crossword style clue list for a puzzle titled Smallest State, featuring a grid with horizontal and vertical entries. The horizontal section runs from numbers 1 through 89 with clues for items like the smallest state Rhode Island nicknames, Conductor, Printing mistakes, Envoy, Ringer, Seniors abbreviated, Pronoun, Worm, and more. The vertical section includes ailments, Baranof island, Seine attire, leprosy victims, lieutenants abbreviated, auricles, jumping on one foot, and other thematic entries.
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Union
Rhode
Answer to Previous Puzzle rTele 31 Bamboolik clues
A compact list of crossword style clues and partial solutions for a historical puzzle page. Provides numbered entries such as grass, African fly, preposition, roof finial, tail, challenge and others with short cue definitions. Includes references to terms like Black Ea and Hoosier State abbr. for solver use.
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Knowledge
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the Parole Board
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Dolores Costello
John Barrymore, Jr
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Robert Young
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Europe
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