Lawton Constitution Publisher and policy note
The Lawton Constitution lists editor Zach Ween and business manager details with address at 409-11 C Ave Lawton Oklahoma. It notes transmission through the post office, subscription rates, and Associated Press affiliation along with correction policy and advertising payment requirement.
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Lawton
Ned Shepler
LE x Business
Zach Ween
C Ave
Okla
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Press Toward The Prize Of The High Calling Quote Card
A compact quotation item presenting Philippians 3 14 and Anna Jameson reflection on aspiration. The card links pursuit of a noble goal with inner transformation and faith based vision. A brief inspirational note suitable for a church bulletin or devotional page.
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God
Christ Jesus
Senate Plan Creates Broader Committee Roles in Senate
The GOP proposes adding two members to each of 10 major committees and reducing five smaller ones by two. The change ensures every new senator gets a major assignment, ending the long wait for influential posts. Both parties gain by enlarging major committees to eight to seven margins in favor of the majority.
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Senate
Oklahoma Schools and the Junior College Debate
Oklahoma lawmakers debate the future of state education with support for all schools, arguing for stronger junior colleges to serve small areas, keep graduates closer home, and better coordinate with graduate programs. Ambitious presidents clash with fiscal realities as taxpayers seek efficiency.
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Oklahoma
Eisenhower Faces Tough Korea Choices Before Inauguration
In a Washington column, Joseph and Stewart Alsop recount behind the scenes guidance from General Clark, Van Fleet, and Weyland on Korea. They warn a land offensive across both coasts could trap forces, require nine months of buildup, risk 50,000 casualties, and risk wider war if Mukden is targeted or if Chiang Kai-shek troops are used. They note strong objections from President-elect and allies, with Rhee opposing widening the conflict and Chiang plans provoking European alarm.
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Stewart Alsop
Washington
Eisenhower
Korea
Ike
Mark Clark
James van Fleet
O. P. Weyland
Inchon
Korean
Yalu
China
Manchuria
Mukden
Yalu River
Far East
Chiang Kaishek
Pentagon
Congress
Truman
Defense
William C. Foster
Foster
Formosa
Chiang
Syngman Rhee
Economy mood spreads in Washington and urges fiscal restraint
The Ponca City News notes officials seek to preserve junior colleges while accepting federal austerity. It argues taxpayers and legislators should push for reduced federal spending and taxation to nurture an economy-minded spirit.
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Washington
Ponca City
Ice water and flies in school lunches explained
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan answers a reader about whether ice water reduces flies in a classroom. He says there is no difference between ice water and plain water for repelling bees or flies, cautions against replacing milk, and recommends other fly-control methods. he also confirms carbohydrates begin digestion in the mouth.
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Edwin P. Jordan
The Immature Child and the Schooling Dilemma
A mother contends with the label immature used to describe her seven year old in second grade. The piece argues maturity is age appropriate and that education should foster self trust through guiding decisions at home. It cautions against hasty promotion pressure and suggests parents model confidence to nurture responsibility and curiosity.
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Daddy
Sister
Toll roads early in United States built between cities
Question and answer item noting 1792 road from Philadelphia to Lancaster as early toll road. Pine tree banking described where small owners deed woodlot holdings to a large company which harvests defective and marked trees and replants, with forest rangers marking trees.
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United States
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Forest Rangers
Woman Pushed From Car Injures Lawton Resident
A Lawton woman, Bonnie Smith, about 30, was pushed from a car two miles south of Lawton on U.S. 277 this morning. She sustained head injuries and possible concussion, later reported in good condition. she declined to press charges against the man, about 45, a local resident, who drove her to Southwestern Hospital.
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Lawton
Southwestern Hospital
Bonnie Smith
South 29Th Street
A. D. Graves
Graves
Washington's coherent opposition forms under Johnson
Washington dispatch notes the Democratic minority in the Senate coalescing into a cohesive loyal opposition under Lyndon Johnson. Johnson forges balance between north and south, elevating capable newcomers like Symington Jackson Mansfield while Humphrey gains key posts, signaling strategic leadership and potential future party dynamics.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Richard Russell
Georgia
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Father Consents To Brain Surgery For Airman’s Son
In Memphis Tennessee an Air Force sergeant consents to a delicate brain operation for his seven week old son James David. Doctors at the U S Army hospital in Millinga will perform the fast growing tumor between the eyes early this week despite the mother’s refusal to authorize the surgery.
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Memphis
Tenn.p
Air Force
Rome
Jack W. Garrison
James David
Korea
U. S. Ae Hospital
Millinga
Explaining a shy child to hosting guests
A household guide notes a very shy child may withdraw with grownups. It suggests telling guests in advance about the child and assigning simple tasks to keep him busy and feel included in the gathering.
Board Re Elects John Shoemaker
John D. Shoemaker was unanimously re elected for a two year term as superintendent of the Lawton public school system at a noon board meeting. His salary will be set later in spring and a two year term is seen as a vote of confidence. The board also voted to send Douglass principal Henry L. Shegog and Lawton High principal Hugh Bish to the National Association of Secondary School Principals convention in Los Angeles next month.
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John D. Shoemaker
Lawton
Board of Education
Henry L. Shegog
Douglass School
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Los Angeles
Hugh Bish
Lawton High
Animal Kingdom Theme Crossword Puzzle
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