Lawton Constitution Subscription Notice Recaps Terms
The note outlines subscription terms for The Lawton Constitution area including Evening and Sunday editions, one year outside Southwest Oklahoma, and a two dollar per year sales tax. It also states The Associated Press has exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches and policies on advertising and corrections.
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Maness
Forning Press
Constitution
Constitution Press
Oklahoma
Associated Press
In Christ Man Finds The Way The Truth The Life
A brief religious reflection cites Ephesians 5 14 urging wakefulness and renewal in Christ. It asserts science offers a path to walk in the way realize truth and enrich the believer, naming Bishop G Bromley Oxnam.
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G. Bromley Oxnam
Congress and President will clash after new office
The article argues that honeymoon periods for new presidents rarely last. It cites FDR and Truman as examples and predicts inevitable conflict between the President and Congress. It notes Congress factions and the President’s constitutional powers drive ongoing power struggles and require strong White House leadership.
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White House
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
General Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Informers Under Scrutiny In Loyalty Board Revelations
Attorney General Brownell should probe professional ex Communists like Paul Crouch who accused Leon Keyserling and his wife Mary. Crouch’s conflicting statements to investigators, unemployment at $22 per day, and Budenz and Matusow claims illustrate a pattern of potentially unreliable testimony used to shape anti Communist actions.
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Washington
Herbert Brownell
Paul Crouch
Truman
Leon Keyserling
Keyserling
Mary
Crouch
Mary Keyserling
Communist Party
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Gilbert Parks
Beaufort
South Carolina
Soviet Union
Parks and Keyserling
Parks
Brownell
Immigration Service
McCarran
Louis Budenz
State Department
Owen Lattimore
Collier’s
Lattimore
Matusow
Harvey Matusow
Internal Security Committee
Sen. McCarthy
Great Falls
Mont
Time
Life
New York
Associated Press
Vitamins A and D for Children’s Health
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses vitamins A and D sharing similar roles and emphasis on children. Vitamin A supports night vision and skin health but does not prevent influenza or kidney stones. vitamin D aids calcium use, preventing rickets and tetany, with both vitamins found in liver oils butter cheese eggs and many vegetables. In winter, children may rely on dietary sources and supplements to maintain bone and tooth formation when sunlight exposure is limited.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Mature Parent by Muriel Lawrence
A mother seeks advice after her child fears abandonment following her absence to care for a hospitalized grandmother. The columnist counsels building the child’s trust through deliberate reassurance, keeping her whereabouts known, and calmly contradicting the fear to restore the child’s sense of security without involving a psychiatrist.
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Muriel Lawrence
Philip
Daddy
Dress etiquette for children at dinner time
A classroom social rule encourages children to dress neatly for meals. The article argues early cultivation of presentable appearance, suggesting a dress change from casual playwear to dress before dinner.
Hollywood Styles Shake Up Spring Fashion Lines
Hollywood fashion editor notes skin-tight skirts threaten the feminine silhouette, with MGM designer Helen Rose predicting flaws in five-foot eight models weighing 85 pounds and back necklines taking on a new, bold look. Eisenhower era TV barriers fall as stars prepare for Washington appearances and marriages, with Gina Lola Bravo era gossip and film plans surrounding stars like Cugat, Lane, Crawford, Stanwyck, and Barrymore.
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Erskine Johnson
Hollywood
MGM
Helen Rose
Lana Turner
Ava Gardner
Helen
New York Dress Institute
Manhattan
General Eisenhower
Washington
Xavier Cugat
Las Vegas
Cugat
Abbe
Bremen
Germany
Joan Crawford
Doug Fairbanks, Jr
Franchot Tone
The
New Yorker Magazine
New York
Georges
Los Angeles Bans UNESCO Program in Schools
The Los Angeles school board voted to ban the UNESCO program from district curriculum after hours of debate. The program had been used in modified form since last year amid organized opposition and concerns about its place in education.
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Los Angeles
Unesco
Truman Heads To Private Life After White House
The 68 year old Truman leaves the White House as Eisenhower is sworn in and moves toward loafing, planning a private Kansas City office with Matthew Connelly as a consultant on business and government contracts. He expects to attend to post presidency plans while awaiting two major decisions for Eisenhower. American press quotes note Truman’s views on Stalin, income distribution, and potential Congressional service.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Washington
H S. Truman
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Missouri
U.S
Harry Truman
Truman
Kansas City
Independence
Matthew J. Connelly
New York City
Connelly
Dean Acheson
Eisenhower
Union Station
Bryson Rash
American Broadcasting Company
Bill Costello
Columbia Broadcasting System
Potsdam
Stalin
U. S
Rush
Costello
Miami Daily News
Congress
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Navy ships shift to steel in 1883
In a Q and A exchange the Navy changed from wooden ships to modern steel vessels in 1883. The second item notes the insect heart is a tube shaped blood vessel extending the full body with the heart in the abdomen. Delaware is nicknamed the Diamond State for its small size yet great importance.
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Delaware
End of Sutte Custom in India Ends in 1829
The practice of suttee ended after 1829 when the British Government deemed it illegal. This marked the formal abolition of widows being required to self immolate following a husband’s death.
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India
Does the term Jew denote religion or nationality
A reader asks whether the word Jew identifies by religion or nationality. The answer states a Jew is anyone whose religion is Judaism. A second question asks if Welsh people belong to the Church of England, answered negatively.
Just a Big Stage on a Public Stage
A pedestrian rights protest ends with Charles W. Jones paying 32 in municipal court after jumping on a motorist’s car. In Austin Minnesota a grade school girl admits attempting to burn an old school to reach a bigger one. In Hazelcrest Illinois E G Ireland attends a fire engine dedication as his house burns nearby.
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United Press
Tampa
Fla
Charles W. Jones
Jones
Austin
Minn
Hazelcrest
Ill
E. G. Ireland
Volunteer Fire Department
Fire Department
Ireland
Mrs. Morgan Becomes Mother Then Grandmother in One Day
In Milwaukee on January 20, Dorothy Morgan welcomed a baby girl. Within two hours her daughter Diane Waller aged 20 followed with another daughter. Both births occurred the same day.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Dorothy Morgan
Diane Waller
Inaugural Address Horizontal Clues Puzzle
A crossword-like list of themed clues about presidents and titles. Includes entries such as Eisenhower being inaugural, 34th president, and various cryptic style hints like Lords Advocate and Danish seaport.
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Eisenhower
Scotland
Abilene
Fragmented Puzzle Clue List From Denison Tex Identifies Terms
A damaged OCR style item lists scattered clues and terms including Denison Texas origins and various numbered entries. It reads like a partial glossary or crossword style prompt with partial Italian city, river, goddess dawn, riverine vein and unrelated fragments.
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