Lawton Constitution Morning Press Staff Snapshot
The Lawton Constitution Morning Press list shows Ned Shepler as Editor and Publisher Bill F Bentley as general manager Ted Ralston as managing editor Evie Hargraves as advertising manager W D Hargraves as mechanic J House as superintendent J O Ahlschlager as city circulation manager The paper published every Sunday morning at 3rd and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma and is a member of both the Oklahoma Press Association and the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association with ABC audits.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Ness
Ted Ralston
Lawton
Okla
Congress
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Subscription rates and policy details in 1940s paper
Rates for Sunday Constitution and Morning Press show mail and carrier options with prices for Lawton area and Southwest Oklahoma. Notes include 2 percent sales tax on mail subscriptions, Associated Press reprint rights, and corrections policy for misstatements or defaming reflections.
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Constitution
Lawton
Constitution Press
Oklahoma
MAIL
Constitution-Press
Evening Constitution
Southwest
Associated Press
AP News
Temptation Proverb Prompt From Shaw
A short quotation attributed to Shaw urges restraint and discernment urging readers to resist temptation and to hold fast to virtue and good conduct. The line stands as a moral maxim rather than a narrative event or report.
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Shaw
Tom Phillips resigns as State Pardon and Parole Board chair
Tom Phillips longtime publisher of the Holdenville News resigns as chairman of Oklahoma's State Pardon and Parole Board due to illness. The public servant transformed the board into an untouchable institution, basing clemency decisions on merit and societal protection. Friends and colleagues praise his decades of service, hoping for a speedy return to health.
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Oklahoma
Tom Phillips
Holdenville News
State Pardon and Parole Board
Pardon and Parole Board
Tom
Norman Transcript
Oklahoma Daily
Elmer Thomas
Holdenville
Worthy tribute marks McLain Hall dedication at Fort Sill
The Fort Sill ceremony dedicated McLain Hall in the Artillery and Guided Missile Center Museum honors Lt. Gen. Raymond S. McLain Oklahoma’s leading citizen soldier. Maj. Gen. (Ret.) William S. Key and Maj. Gen. Edward T. Williams praised preserving Oklahoma military history and lauded McLain’s service in two world wars and the National Guard rise.
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Raymond S. McLain
Oklahoma
Fort Sill
Artillery and Guided Missile Center
National Guard
Regular Army
McLain
William S. Key
McLain Hall
Southwest
Edward T. Williams
Policy split over Quemoy and Matsus crisis
The Eisenhower administration faces a grave debate on how to handle a potential Communist attack on Quemoy and the Matsus. Dulles supporters warn of risk to Formosa as China probes the offshore islands, while others push for stronger pressure or evacuation to avoid direct confrontation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Quemoy
Matsus
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa Strait
John Foster Dulles
Peking
United Nations
Heavenly Choir
Formosa
Chiang
Tachen Islands
Tachens
Quemoy Island
Amoy Harbor
United States
Geneva
U. Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-nan
Johnson
Peing
China
U.N
Dulles
Ichang
Matsu
Chiang Kaishek
U. S. Air Force
Pacific
State Department
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Worry Clinic Tackles Teen Smoking Facts and Quitting
Lola F aged 18 leads a Sunday study on smoking for the Young People's Society. The Case Q 354 notes that in 1955 Census Bureau data cigarettes are used by 38 million, cigars by 2 to 7 million, pipes by 3 12 million with 4 19 million occasional users, totaling 56 million smokers and 110 million non smokers. It explains smoking begins from social pressure, the difficulty of quitting, and offers a quitting plan: public announcement, removing tobacco at home, gum in pocket, and chewing to relieve tension. The piece cites the economic cost of cigarettes and suggests strategies to replace smoking urges.
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Lola
Young People’s Society
Lola F
Census Bureau
National Cancer Institute
The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Decline in Tuberculosis Deaths and Sanatorium Closures
Tuberculosis deaths have fallen from about 200 per 100000 at the turn of the century to roughly 12 per 190000 today. The Trudeau Sanatorium at Saranac Lake, founded 70 years ago, has closed as part of this improved trend. Progress gaps remain as new cases have not declined in step with deaths, with prevention and treatment driving the fight.
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Trudeau Sanatorium
Saranac Lake
Tuberculosis Vaccine BCG Seen Favorable by Many Experts
Edwin P. Jordan MD notes malnutrition worsens TB infection risk and that improved general health boosts resistance. He states there is a TB vaccination method known as BCG or 3CG. While debated for years, most investigators now express favorable views and some are highly enthusiastic about using BCG to build resistance.
Tuberculosis care shifts with X rays and new treatments
Side Glances discusses preventive chest X rays to detect early tuberculosis and reduce spread, noting their quick, cheap use on many people. It highlights treatment advances from bed rest and lung collapse therapy toward chemical drugs, with surgery also improving outcomes and offering several options depending on lung condition and patient state.
Pigs and Politics Link At GOP Conference
Washington scene shows GOP lawmakers pressing for more farm aid as they rally against the Eisenhower farm program. Reps Gross Vursell and Andersen urge immediate action while ex-Speaker Martin notes GOP momentum. Backstage talks also touch Stevenson Harriman race and New Yorks push for Herter. Florida congressman Fascel proposes federal mosquito research amid rising disease fears.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
House of Representatives
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Charles Vursell
Ill
Carl Andersen
Minn
Gross
Benson ‘Soil
Joe Martin
St. Petersburg
Fla
Martin
Athay
Amarantiy
GOP
Benson
Earl Wilson
Indiana
Carmine de Sapio
Tammany Hall
Adlai Stevenson
New York
Harriman
Stevenson
Tom Finletter
Air Force
Anna Rosenberg
Defense
de Sapio
Chicago
Lehman
Wagner
Roosevelt
Chris Herter
Massachusetts
Senator Case
New Jersey
Jack Javits
Herter
Ike
White House
President's Wife Across 1 Across Word Puzzle Clues
Puzzle clues list across and down terms including names, months, and common words. coverage spans presidents spouses, elements, currencies, prepositions, ages, and various everyday terms. The item appears as a word game crossword style clue set without narrative or event details.
Crossword Clue Puzzle Answers
Answer list for the puzzle includes Exude Blackbirds Ruminant Domestic slave One who suffix Crafts Russian ruler Her husband Henry Expunger Falsehood Play part of host Wheys of milk Support Gaelic Icelandic saga Approach Domesticate Fondle War god.
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